Taishi Mizuno
- Producer
- Director
- Actor
Taishi Mizuno is an actor, born in Nagoya, Japan. His mother, Meisui Mizuno, is a master (lemoto) of Japanese flower arrangement. She is in the "World Encyclopedia of Artists" and has done Japanese flower demonstrations around the world.
While working at a large event in France, a trip set up by the mayor of Versailles, Meisui Mizuno was given a standing ovation for her beautiful and creative floral designs. Standing on the same stage, Taishi was inspired by his mother's honor and made it his goal to achieve success, not only in Japan, but worldwide.
Taishi moved to the United States in 2005 and quickly made a name for himself. Within a year, he was cast in the Clint Eastwood directed film, "Letters From Iwo Jima" and accepted into the prestigious Sanford Meisner Center in Hollywood to study acting. Since then, he's appeared in numerous films, television shows, and commercials, including Universal Pictures "Lowriders"(2016), with Eva Longoria, CBS's "Training Day" (2017), with the late Bill Paxton, and HBO's "Westworld" (2018), with Academy Award winner Anthony Hopkins. He is also the creator and producer of "Creative World", a television show aimed at inspiring young people to follow their dreams, just as he has.
While working at a large event in France, a trip set up by the mayor of Versailles, Meisui Mizuno was given a standing ovation for her beautiful and creative floral designs. Standing on the same stage, Taishi was inspired by his mother's honor and made it his goal to achieve success, not only in Japan, but worldwide.
Taishi moved to the United States in 2005 and quickly made a name for himself. Within a year, he was cast in the Clint Eastwood directed film, "Letters From Iwo Jima" and accepted into the prestigious Sanford Meisner Center in Hollywood to study acting. Since then, he's appeared in numerous films, television shows, and commercials, including Universal Pictures "Lowriders"(2016), with Eva Longoria, CBS's "Training Day" (2017), with the late Bill Paxton, and HBO's "Westworld" (2018), with Academy Award winner Anthony Hopkins. He is also the creator and producer of "Creative World", a television show aimed at inspiring young people to follow their dreams, just as he has.
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