Tamlyn Tomita
Birth Name:
Tamlyn Naomi Tomita
Birth Place:
Okinawa, Japan
Profession
Actress

Fast Facts
- Has been an activist in the Asian-American and Pacific Islander community for more than 20 years and has been adamant about not taking stereotypical roles
- One of People magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People in the World
- Received a Drama-Logue Award for her role in the theater production "Winter Crane․"
- Majored in history at UCLA with the intention of becoming a teacher before deciding to get into acting
- Auditioned for "The Karate Kid: Part II" on a whim, having never taken acting lessons before
- Quote: "What I found out in the process of creating a character, [is] learning the story, figuring out․․․your agenda․․․You're trying to educate people that there are stories out there that can't be overlooked․"
- Was Queen of the Nisei Week Japanese Festival in 1984 for the Nisei Week Foundation, which promotes Japanese and Japanese-American heritage and traditions in Southern California
Awards
- 2017Festival Award - Best U.S. Actress - Short:Nominated
- 2017Jury Prize - Best Actress:Winner
- 2017FilmQuest Cthulhu - Best Supporting Actress (Short):Nominated
- 2017Award of Distinction - Acting:Winner
- 2018MiSciFi Award - Best Supporting Actress, Short:Winner
- 2021OFTA Television Award - Best Guest Actress in a Comedy Series:Nominated