is a Japanese actress. She grew up in

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. She made her debut in 1996 at age 13 in an advertisement for

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's "Hebel Haus". In 2000, she won the ''Grand Prix'' at the “3rd Miss Tokyo Walker” competition (the first winner was

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) and gained the supporting role in the 2002

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film ''Dark Water''. She has since appeared in many films, television dramas, and commercials.

Filmography

Film

Television drama

Other television

Web Series

Other work

Stage

*2005

Music video

*2004

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- "Heart of Gold"

Commercials

- Hebel Haus (1996) *123 Commercial TV stations - Atlanta Olympic (1996) *

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- Ichiro's Nissan (1999) * NTT West - Area Plus (1999) *Yotsuya Gakuin - Boat Version (2000) * Fujiya - Look Chocolate (2000) *

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- ''

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'' (2000) *

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- Chocola BB Pure (2000–2002) *

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- ''Weekly "The Television"'' (2001) *

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- Sōken Bicha (2002) *

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- Vegetable

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Burger (2002) * NTT docomo Kyūshū -

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(2003–2004) *

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- Sports Campaign (2004) * P&G -

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(2003-ongoing) * Kanebo - T'Estimo (2007) *

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(2007-ongoing) *

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- "

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" (2007) *

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-　Tennen Bikō Jasmine Tea (2007-ongoing) *

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- Stella (2007) *

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- New Slogan Announcement Version (2008-ongoing) *

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- Sharp Naruhodo Gekijō (2008-ongoing) *

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- Zanka Settei Type Plan (2009) *

- Tea's Tea Bergamot and Orange Black Tea (2009) *

- Ene-Farm (2009) *

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- Meiji Sweets Gum (2009) *

- 20 Years Later : Live Action

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: Shizuka (2011) *

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- Who's Wolt? (2021)

Awards

References

External links

Asami Mizukawa official website
* {{DEFAULTSORT:Mizukawa, Asami 1983 births Living people Japanese film actresses Japanese television actresses Actresses from Kyoto Prefecture People from Ibaraki, Osaka 20th-century Japanese actresses 21st-century Japanese actresses