is a Japanese actor. Regarded as a child prodigy across 25 years in the industry, he has garnered many awards for his performances. Personal life After he was born, he was in the intensive care unit for four months and remained in critical condition for two months. As an infant, he lost weight rapidly due to a gastrointestinal disease of unknown cause, and it was dangerous enough that the doctor said the survival rate was 1%. According to the doctor, even if he survived, he would still be disabled. He was finally discharged from the hospital when he was seven months old. His mother came up with the idea of making him a child actor to leave concrete proof of his existence. His family consists of his grandparents, father, mother, a sister who is 11 years older than him and two nieces. His grandmother died in 2020. Career Kamiki began acting as a child actor after entering the Central Group talent agency. His first commercial was for a Toy Box when he was only two years of age. He made his television debut with the 1999 drama "Good News" in a lead role. in 2001 when he was five years old, he was personally scouted by Hayao Miyazaki. Kamiki went on to feature in many of Studio Ghibli's major movies, giving him the title of the Ghibli Child. In 2004 he lead the movie "Otosan no Backdrop" for which he won his first award. In the following years, he continued to work both as an actor and voice actor, winning awards every two years. Known as the 100 Billion Yen Man, Kamiki has appeared in the top 7 of the top ten highest-grossing Japanese Movies in Japan of all time. Kamiki won the Rookie Award 2020 for Elan D'or Award Ceremony, one of the most prestigious awards in Japan. On March 16, 2021, Kamiki left Amuse to join Co-LaVo. Other Ventures Kamiki wrote his first book "Master’s Cafe: The Fulfillment of Masters’ Dreams" in 2015. He approached fifteen professionals who are active on the front lines of various fields. In 2019, he made his stage debut with the play "Beautiful-The Woman Who Met with God" Directed and Written by Suzuki Matsuo. The following year, he debuted in multiple fields such as a radio for All Night Nippon 0 (ANN0), direction with the MV for “I Treasure You”, He opened his