Basics
Height: 5'1"
Complexion: Tanned
Body Type: Skinny
Background
Religion: Muslim
Personal/Family Values: Democrat
Lifestyle
Diet: Salad eater
Drink: No
Smoke: No
Hobbies, Interests & more
Hobbies: Film-making, Gardening / Landscaping, Dancing, Numerology
Favorite Music: Ham radio, Hard Rock
Favorite Reads: History
Favorite Movies: All kinds of movies
Sports / Fitness Activities: No Sports
Favorite Cuisine: Latin American, Vietnamese
Preferred Dress Style: Classic western, Casual
Personality, Long-Term Goals, etc
height is 5'1''. Will you be the prince to sweep me off his feet? He would like to wait until he is 27 years to have kids. He is a skinny girl that eats right and works out. Men like that he has a skinny chick. He wear classical western clothes. He wear the casual type of clothes.
He is your typical salad eating health freak. Latin American food is the greatest thing on Earth for him. He like Vietnamese soup. Alcohol makes him sick so he don't drink. He is a not a smoker at all.
He understand that it might sound strange but he is Hindu.
He go to all of the national parks to watch birds. He like to dance.
Born north-east of Tokyo, Haruma Miura is only 17 — but already has an impressive resume.
Miura’s parents enrolled him in Tsukuba Actors’ Studio as a child and he made his debut at just seven years old on the NHK television drama Aguri.
Soon after, he made his film debut in 1999’s Nile, followed by school drama Mori No Gakko (2002).
While continuing to act for Japan’s biggest TV networks, Miura and two other students at Tsukuba were formed into boyband Brash Brats. After Tsukuba closed down, the trio joined one of Japan’s most powerful talent agencies, Amuse.
It was after Miura’s role in the 2005 NHK family drama Fight that his popularity quickly grew.
He was ready to go solo and Brash Brats went on an indefinite hiatus.
TV popularity leads to larger film roles, and Miura has since appeared in a string of releases including Catch A Wave, distributed by Warner Bros Japan, Children and Toei’s big-screen adaptation of Akihabara@DEEP.
He is not afraid of physical roles, either. For the Hawaii-based Catch A Wave, he trained for months to surf.
As is standard for a healthy acting career in Japan, Miura has continued his TV work. His role in last year’s topical drama 14-Year-Old Mother (14-Sai No Haha), in which he played a boy who gets his junior high school girlfriend pregnant, gained him plaudits as a performer capable of more serious work.
“He really admire actors like Ken Watanabe, Hiroyuki Sanada and Kiichi Nakai. Seeing Watanabe and Sanada’s performances as samurai in The Last Samurai had a big impact on me. I’d love to work with them one day.”
On the cusp of adulthood, Miura is set for his first feature leading role in youth romance KoiZora, produced by TBS, with a wide release through Toho this November. He is also slated to appear in major 2008 releases Negative Happy Chainsaw Edge and Naoko.
“The Pusan International Film Festival represents Asia, so it’s an honour to be able to participate,” he says.
“He heard that many important figures in the Asian film world will be there. If his presence is noticed even a little bit, he be very happy.”
With considerable talent and looks to match, Haruma Miura does not seem to have anything to worry about.
JASON GRAY
Contact: Amuse Inc, (81) 3 5457 3332
JPOP group: Brash Brats
Movies:
Naoko (http://www.naoko-movie.com/) (2008)
Negative Happy Chainsaw Edge (2007)
Koizora (http://koizora-movie.jp/) (2007)
Akihabara@Deep (http://www.a-deep.jp/) (2006)
Catch A Wave (http://wwws.warnerbros.co.jp/catchawave/) (2006)
Mori no Gakkou (2002)
Sennen no koi - Hikaru Genji Monogatari (TOEI, 2002)
Nile (TOEI, 1999)
Jubaku Spellbound (TOEI, 1999)
TV Shows:
Gokusen 3 (NTV, 2008)
Binbo Danshi (NTV, 2008)
14 Sai no Haha (NTV, 2006)
Children (WOWOW, 2006)
Komyo ga Tsuji (NHK, 2006)
Unfair (Fuji TV, 2006)
Ima Ai ni Yukimasu (TBS, 2005)
Fight as Okabe Kiyoshi (NHK, 2005)
Division 1 Aozora Koi Hoshi (Fuji TV, 2005)
Musashi as Jotaro (NHK, 2003)
Manatsu no Merry Christmas (TBS, 2000)
Doyo Wide Gekijo (TV Asahi, 1995)
Note: There is some errors about him. 
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