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Mondorana Entertainment Inc.

A Tokyo-based Japanese talent agency specializing in the management of child actors (koyaku) for television, film, commercials, magazines, and stage.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Mondorana Entertainment Inc. (株式会社モンドラナエンタテインメント) is a Japanese talent agency headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, that focuses on the management of child actors, known in Japanese as koyaku. The company represents a large roster of young performers and positions itself as an agency with the know-how to develop talent, stating on its official website that it polishes each individual's sensibility and ability. Its represented talent appears frequently in television dramas, commercials, films, magazines, and stage productions, with a particular concentration in filmed media such as TV commercials and drama series. The agency's roster includes performers such as Nakagawa Nozomi, who played Yamada Michio in the NHK morning drama series "Natsuzora," and Honma Sae, who portrayed the childhood version of actress Masami Nagasawa in a Calpis television commercial. Former affiliated talent includes Kumada Kuko, the first-generation Sui-chan on NHK's "Miitsuketa!", and Kumada Seia, who played the childhood version of Erika Toda in the TBS drama "Ryusei no Kizuna." Kumada Seia also appeared as the protagonist's daughter in the film "Saya Zamurai," directed by Downtown's Matsumoto Hitoshi, who praised her acting as genius. Other former members include Nakagawa Tsubasa, now with Top Coat, and Tanoi Ken, now with Sun Music Brain. Mondorana Entertainment operates as a private company and recruits continuously, inviting prospective members to apply and to take part in numerous auditions for television, commercials, films, magazines, and stage. The agency also maintains a partnership with a dance studio, All Tempo. All content on its official website is copyrighted by Mondorana Entertainment Inc.

History

Mondorana Entertainment Inc. is a Japanese talent agency based in Minato, Tokyo, that specializes in the management of child actors. The agency represents a broad roster of young performers and has built a reputation for placing its talent in television commercials, dramas, films, magazines, and stage productions, with a notable emphasis on filmed media. According to its official website, the agency provides management centered on child actors and states that it has the know-how to develop people, polishing each individual's sensibility and talent. It continuously recruits new members and encourages them to seize opportunities through numerous auditions for television, commercials, films, magazines, and stage. The agency also maintains a partnership with a dance studio called All Tempo. Among its represented talent, Nakagawa Nozomi played the role of Yamada Michio in the NHK morning drama series "Natsuzora," and Honma Sae portrayed the childhood version of actress Masami Nagasawa in a Calpis television commercial. Former affiliated performers include Kumada Kuko, the first-generation Sui-chan on NHK's "Miitsuketa!", and Kumada Seia, who played the childhood version of Erika Toda in the TBS drama "Ryusei no Kizuna." Kumada Seia also appeared as the protagonist's daughter in the film "Saya Zamurai," directed by Downtown's Matsumoto Hitoshi, who praised her acting as genius. Other former members include Nakagawa Tsubasa, now affiliated with Top Coat, and Tanoi Ken, now with Sun Music Brain. The company operates as a private entity, and all content on its official website is copyrighted by Mondorana Entertainment Inc. The agency's official site lists a large number of affiliated performers, reflecting its focus on a young roster.

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A talent agency specializing in child actors, emphasizing its know-how in developing young performers and providing audition opportunities across television, commercials, film, magazines, and stage.

Product categories. Talent management for child actors · Audition placement for TV, commercials, film, magazines, stage

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