Aina Ashida

Ashida Aina (Japanese: Ashida Aina/Ashida Mana, Romanized: Ashida Mana, June 23, 2004 -), Japanese actress. Born in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, now lives in Tokyo and belongs to Jobbykids. Ashida Aina made her debut in a TV series of Asahi Broadcasting Corporation. She became famous when she starred in the TV series "Mother" and was called a "genius child star" (genius child actor). She won the 65th Japanese Drama Academy Awards Newcomer Award (Special Award) when she just passed her sixth birthday. She also became the youngest winner in history. At the age of 6, she starred in a single episode of the TV series "Goodbye Our Kindergarten" and the series "MARUMO's Rules", becoming the youngest starring actor in a Japanese drama. At the same time, these two dramas also won her the Best Actress Award at the 2011 Tokyo International Drama Festival TV Drama Awards. In terms of movies, he has participated in movies such as "Confession", "White Rabbit Candy", "Hankyu Railway: The Miracle of 15 Minutes One Way", "Pacific Rim", "Round Table" (Enzo), etc., and has also done Japanese dubbing for many foreign language films. In 2011 (Heisei 23), he sang the theme song "Maru Maru Mori Mori!" of "MARUMO's Rules" with another child star Suzuki Fuku in the same drama, combining Kaoru and Tomoeki, and occasionally MUKKU. , sang the theme song of the TV series "Maru Maru Mori Mori!" which has been downloaded online more than 2 million times and sold more than 500,000 physical records. It reached the top ten of various charts and stayed there for a while. Becoming the youngest artist to achieve this feat online.