Born in Tokyo in 1983, Noa is a Japanese actress and entrepreneur. She has been mesmerized by the magic of Hollywood films and live theatre since the age of three.

In fifth grade, while attending Sacred Heart Elementary School in Tokyo, she moved to the United States due to her father's business and lived in San Francisco for nearly four years. She graduated from Convent of the Sacred Heart Elementary School in 1998.

Upon returning to Japan, she completed her education at Sacred Heart High School in Tokyo and later attended Keio University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in law. Following her graduation from Keio, she pursued her love and passion for acting, enrolling in drama studies at the New National Theatre Drama Studio as a member of the class of 2009.

In 2009, she became a founding member of "Saitama Next Theatre," under the leadership of the late Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa. There, she made her theatrical debut by portraying Okiri, the leading female role, in "Sanada Fūun-Roku."

In 2023, she launched her own business, "ScarlettWay," with the aim of empowering artists who wish to expand their presence overseas, all while extending her career as an interpreter and translator, specializing in theatre and film.

Noteworthy is that she has inherited inherits Russian heritage from her great-grandmother.

Drawing on her diverse background and international experiences, she aspires to serve as a bridge between Japan and foreign countries, transcending all boundaries of age, nationality, and culture. Her repertoire encompasses a wide range of drama, from straight plays to musicals, and from classical to modern plays.