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俳優・アーティスト。1993年生まれ、兵庫県出身。
俳優、音楽、映画製作、アートなど幅広いジャンルで活動。
自ら代表を務める音楽レーベル「KAIWA(RE)CORD」を発足。(2017年8月)
ジャパンSDGsアクション推進協議会により、SDGs People第1号に選出。
SDGs認知拡大のためにキャラクター制作などを行う。
自身がプロデュースするアップサイクルブランド「OUI OU(ウィ・ユー)」を展開し、RCサクセションの仲井戸“chabo”麗市、忌野清志郎(ベイビィズ)とコラボレーション。
NON is a Japanese actress and multi-disciplinary artist whose creative range spans film, music, and contemporary art. Renowned for her bold and expressive style, she continues to push the boundaries of traditional genres with a uniquely independent spirit.
Her breakthrough voice acting role as Suzu in the 2016 animated feature この世界の片隅に (In This Corner of the World) earned her the Special Jury Prize at the Yokohama Film Festival. She went on to win the Audience Award in the TOKYO Premiere 2020 section at the Tokyo International Film Festival for her leading performance in 私をくいとめて (Hold Me Back).
In 2022, NON wrote, directed, and starred in the feature film Ribbon, which was selected as a Special Invitation entry in the GALA Presentation section of the Shanghai International Film Festival. That same year, she received the award for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role at the Japan Academy Film Prize for her role in さかなのこ (The Fish Tale).
Her recent projects include voicing the lead character Haru in the globally streamed Netflix series ポケモンコンシェルジュ (Pokémon Concierge) (2023), starring in the feature film 私にふさわしいホテル (The Hotel of My Dream) (2024), and appearing in the live-action drama 幸せカナコの殺し屋生活 (Happy Kanako's Killer Life) on DMM TV (2025). In April 2025, she will also appear in the Netflix film 新幹線大爆破 (Bullet Train Explosion).
In her music career, NON launched her own record label, KAIWA(RE)CORD, in August 2017, where she also serves as its director.
In June 2023, she released her second full-length album PURSUE, which features original tracks as well as collaborations with a diverse lineup of artists including ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION, Akiko & Yuu (formerly of GO!GO!7188), Yasuyuki Horigome, Takahiro Shibata (Wasureranneyo), Ai Higuchi, Kei Higuchi, and Yukihiro Takahashi.