Ami Tôma

Ami Tôma, born November 2, 2006—yeah, she’s one of those “born to be on screen” types. Hailing straight outta Japan, she’s been popping up everywhere lately. If you haven’t caught her work, where have you even been? She really made some noise in "Ooku" (2023), that wild twist on feudal Japan, mixing up gender roles and flipping shogunate history on its head. Seriously, watching her navigate those power games? Mesmerizing. Then there’s "The Water Flows to the Sea" (2023). That one’s got all the feels, loads of family drama and that bittersweet coming-of-age stuff. Ami’s performance? Way more mature than her age should allow. She doesn’t just play a character—she kinda makes you feel like you know her, like someone you’ve actually met. And don’t even get me started on "Demon City" (2025). The hype’s unreal, and with her in the cast, expectations are through the roof. All signs point to something big, maybe even her breakout moment. She’s got this subtle intensity that’s perfect for anything supernatural or action-packed. People are starting to notice—social feeds are lighting up, and film nerds are already calling her one to watch. Bottom line: Ami Tôma’s not just another new face. She’s got range, charisma, and this knack for picking roles that actually mean something. If you blink, you’ll probably miss her next move—so don’t.