Hikari Mitsushima
Japanese actress and singer
Born in 1985, this individual gained prominence in the Japanese entertainment industry. Achievements include significant roles in popular films and television series. The portrayal in the film 'Getting Any?' and the drama series 'Shinya Shokudo' showcased notable acting skills. Additionally, ventured into music, releasing singles and participating in various musical projects.
Acted in 'Getting Any?'
Starred in 'Shinya Shokudo'
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Died
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November 30th, 1898 127 years ago
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Chemist and Nobel Prize laureate
Born
November 30th, 1915 110 years ago
Died
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Born
November 30th, 1863 162 years ago
Died
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Born
November 30th, 1821 204 years ago
Died
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Professional Cyclist; 1965 World Champion
Born
November 30th, 1937 88 years ago
Died
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