In the middle of 2006, Honda's life took an unexpected turn when she was scouted by seven individuals on the same day, leading her to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. This monumental event marked the beginning of her journey as a model, as she made her debut as an exclusive model for the magazine "Seventeen" later that year.
Fast forward to 2007, Honda switched gears and became an exclusive model for the magazine "Love Berry". This marked a significant change in her career trajectory, as she continued to make a name for herself in the modeling world.
In January 2010, Honda made another major transition, switching to "Non-no" magazine and becoming an exclusive model for the publication. This decision has had a lasting impact on her career, as she has remained a prominent figure in the magazine world to this day.
On August 25, 2011, Honda made her television debut on the popular TBS program "I've Always Liked You" hosted by Akashiya Sanma. Her appearance on the show marked a significant turning point in her career, as her television appearances increased dramatically in the following years.
In November 2012, Honda made her film debut, starring in the movie "Fashion Story: Model". This marked a new chapter in her career, as she began to explore the world of cinema.
Her next film project, "The Rakugo Movie", was a major success, ranking as the #1 bestseller DVD movie in Japan according to Oricon Inc. The film's success was a historic achievement, as it was the first film to feature Honda's acting at Grauman's Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, California.
Today, Honda continues to work in both the television and film industries, solidifying her status as a talented and versatile actress.
