
Erika Toda
Acting
Born 1988-08-17 · Kobe, Hyogo, Japan
Erika Toda began her performing arts activities in the fifth grade of elementary school and debuted as a gravure model by the age of 13. She moved to Tokyo after graduating from junior high school and started acting career in earnest. Her film debut was in 2006 and attracted attention by playing the role of Amane Misa in the movie "Death Note" live action. After that, Toda appeared in the live-action adaptation of the manga series “LIAR GAME” as Kanzaki Nao and TBS drama "Ryusei no Kizuna" which granted her 3 awards for the Best Supporting Actress in 2nd Tokyo Drama Awards, 59th Television Drama Academy Awards, and 12th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix. Toda is also known for her lead roles in the “Code Blue” series as Hiyama Mihoko, and as Touma Saya in “Keizoku 2: SPEC” series. Most recently, she played the role of heroine in 2019 NHK asadora "Scarlet". Toda usually speaks with Kansai dialect, and is represented by the agency, FLaMme. On December 10, 2020, Toda announced her marriage to fellow actor Tori Matsuzaka.
Known for

BOYS OVER FLOWERS
2005 · TV

SPEC ~ First Blood
2010 · TV

Liar Game
2007 · TV

Police in a Pod
2021 · TV

Story of My Family!!!
2021 · TV

Producing Nobuta
2005 · TV

Straight to Hell
2026 · TV

Code Blue
2008 · TV

Ties of Shooting Stars
2008 · TV

Document 72 Hours
2006 · TV

Yokokuhan: The Pain
2015 · TV

Reboot
2026 · TV

Clinic on the Sea
2013 · TV

Hotel on the Brink!
2018 · TV

Scarlet
2019 · TV

鍵のかかった部屋 特別編
2020 · TV

Once Again Sugar & Spice
2006 · TV

中国王朝 英雄たちの伝説 巨大遺産の謎
2019 · TV

Oh!my PROPOSE
2010 · TV

Engine
2005 · TV

Detective Lovesick
2010 · TV

Summer Nude
2013 · TV

The Locked Room Murders
2012 · TV

Love and Farm
2007 · TV

The God of Risk
2015 · TV

Gal Circle
2006 · TV

Don't Forget Me
2018 · TV

Just One Love
2006 · TV

You Taught Me All the Precious Things
2011 · TV

Reverse
2017 · TV

Miracle Zoo ~ The Asahiyama Zoo Story ~
2006 · TV

After School
2004 · TV

Keigo Higashino Mysteries
2012 · TV

BOSS
2009 · TV

Shotenin Michiru no Mi no Uebanashi
2013 · TV

Angels with Broken Wings
2006 · TV