Elizabeth Marry is a vibrant Japanese actress, dancer, choreographer, and TV personality with roots in both Japan and the UK. Known affectionately as “Liz,” she’s recognized for her wide range in performance, from starring in major musicals like "Annie" as a child to dazzling audiences on stage as a dancer and actress in prominent productions. A graduate of Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music, she has captivated fans not only with her artistry but also with her energetic and down-to-earth charm. Besides her main career, she is a member of the dance company CHAiroiPLIN and actively participates in creative projects as both a performer and a choreographer.
Elizabeth Marry was born on November 26, 1988, in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.
She has British and Japanese heritage.
She graduated from Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music, specializing in acting.
Her stage career started when she was just nine, winning early acclaim as runner-up in a kids’ contest and appearing in commercials.
She performed under the stage name “Mari Mizutani” for her role in "Annie" in 2004.
Elizabeth’s entertainment journey spans acting, dancing, choreography, and television.
As a child, she performed in musicals such as “Annie” and "Leafy's Journey," and appeared in print ads and commercials.
She continued her career through university, and since 2011, has been an active member of CHAiroiPLIN, a dance company.
Her talent shines in a range of productions—from musicals like "Kirei: The Woman Who Met God" and "Bungo Stray Dogs," to stage adaptations such as "Yu Yu Hakusho" and "Hamlet."
She is also noted for her roles in TV dramas, including appearances in “Girls Talk,” “Natsuzora,” and "Cheat."
Her film credits include “Moteki,” “GARO: The Blue Crying Dragon,” and indie projects.
Elizabeth is also a sought-after choreographer, contributing to numerous theater and idol group projects.
Her skill as a dancer brought her to work with music acts as a PV dancer and create choreography for stage musicals and idol performances.
She has also appeared as a TV presenter and MC, promoting her multifaceted talent on web TV and live events.
Elizabeth’s cousin is the well-known entertainer Becky, as well as Becky’s sister Jessica Rabone, both recognized figures in Japanese pop culture.
She announced her marriage to actor Hirotaka Kato in 2019.
Her family includes one younger brother, who has also appeared on stage.
Elizabeth’s father is British, making her a proud half-British, half-Japanese artist.
Elizabeth stands at 155 cm and has a lively, friendly personality that resonates on and off stage.
Her shoe size is 23.5 cm, and her measurements are 82-60-87 cm.
She is passionate about classic anime, particularly “Sailor Moon” and “Kodomo no Omocha.”
The character Sana Kurata from "Kodomo no Omocha" inspired her to join the entertainment world.
She is associated with Eri Office as her talent agency.
Elizabeth’s artistic family background includes a father who worked as a director in notable Japanese companies.
She first drew widespread attention when cousin Becky introduced her on Twitter, leading fans to call her "too cute."
Fans often note her resemblance to Anna Murashige of HKT48 in both looks and mannerisms.
Her stage presence is energetic and endearing, making her a beloved figure among fans.
She is fluent in both Japanese and conversational English due to her British heritage.
Elizabeth is involved with several creative music and dance projects.
She was part of idol units such as Aeon and MiraSpider, where she served as leader.
She has extensive experience as a choreographer for idol groups and musical theater.
She's credited as the motion capture performer for the VOCALOID character CUL.
Her ongoing passion for performing arts fuels her continuous work in theater, dance, and live entertainment across Japan.
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