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Japan Maria Tani is a Japanese-Pakistani talent and model who has an extensive career in acting and television hosting, capturing audiences across various media platforms.
Givenchy's cosmetics line launched an online video featuring up-and-coming Japanese model Maria Tani, to appeal to young customers.
Maria has worked with renowned fashion brands such as Longchamp, Tory Burch, Cartier and Burberry. Her feed—Longchamp looks, travel vibes, and quirky charm—bridges cultures...
Maria has worked with renowned fashion brands such as Longchamp, Tory Burch, Cartier and Burberry.
Maria has worked with renowned fashion brands such as Longchamp, Tory Burch, Cartier and Burberry.
Maria has worked with renowned fashion brands such as Longchamp, Tory Burch, Cartier and Burberry.
Maria Tani, born on July 28, 1995, is a Japanese-Pakistani talent, model, and YouTuber from Tokyo. She graduated from the School of Commerce, Waseda University, in 2019. Her career includes modeling for publications such as Vivi, Capa, and Softdarts Bible. Tani’s work has also extended to brand collaborations with companies like Musee Whitening and Givenchy. She maintains an active presence on social media, particularly Instagram, where she shares modeling content, sponsored posts, and personal insights with over 3.4 million followers.
Throughout her acting career, Maria Tani has appeared in both television dramas and films. Notable roles include Okuyama Asahi in “Boku no Azatoi Moto Kano” (2025), Katou Kumi in “Yawao to Katako” (2023), and Chloe in “Kuroe no Ryugi” (2021). She also held a supporting role as Miyano Kanako in “-50kg no Cinderella” (2022) and appeared in “Peach Girl” (2017) as a Clothes Store Clerk.
In addition to her acting work, Tani has frequently featured as a host and guest on various Japanese TV shows. She has served as Main Host for multiple seasons of “Falling in Love Like a Romantic Drama” (2018-2022) and “Love like a K-Drama” (2023). Her guest appearances include shows like “Sekai no Hate Made ItteQ!” (2007-present), where she was known as “Degawa Girls” assisting Tetsuro Degawa, and “Ninosan” (2013-present). Her ability to connect with diverse audiences is demonstrated through her varied roles across different entertainment formats.
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