Fans Mourn The Death Of “Attack On Titan” Actor Haruma Miura

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Many of us grew up watching Japanese dramas and unfortunately popular J-drama actor, Haruma Miura have passed away.

Japanese actor Haruma Miura has died at the age of 30 after he was found unresponsive at his home in Tokyo.

The Attack on Titan star was taken to a nearby hospital after he was discovered by his manager but was pronounced dead.

His manager went to check on him at his home after he didn’t show up for a meeting or answer his calls.

The late actor's management company, Amuse Inc, released a statement apologising to fans and those concerned “for the worry and the inconvenience caused, but as to details we are still confirming and will inform you once again."

Fans were shocked after hearing the news of the actor's death, with many heartbroken over the passing of the actor they grew up watching.

"I want to be the sky. So I always know where you are"

Sky of Love - Hiro

I will miss you, Haruma Miura.#三浦春馬 #harumamiura pic.twitter.com/J1Bfnj1uLw

— แม่บอกให้ไปกรอกน้ำใส่ตู้เย็น (@cgnoy89) July 18, 2020

I hope you found the peace you’ve been searching for 💔🦋 #HarumaMiura #三浦春馬 pic.twitter.com/LCFMzkPYhM

— barbs (@incle4konic) July 18, 2020

When his manager accidentally flipped the video #HarumaMiura#三浦春馬 pic.twitter.com/LId6gq5aPe

— ☘𝓙𝓸𝔂𝓬𝓮💜💚💛 (@joyce_ymp) July 18, 2020

#RestInPeace Haruma Miura😞💔 we will miss you so much our Eren. pic.twitter.com/JSHqwOVcW6

— エム ザムスキー (@EmZtski) July 18, 2020

You will be missed....
I love you....
Rest in Peace...... 😭😭😭😭

Haruma Miura.#三浦春馬 pic.twitter.com/Dsb3O5QY0W

— Melliflous (@MissReyz) July 18, 2020

I remember Haruma Miura and Takaki Yuya costarred in Gokusen 3 as Kazama Ren and Ogata Yamato.. the leaders of the two rival groups in the class...

What happened is so heartbreaking...
Rest in peace Haruma Miura.... pic.twitter.com/zX3KguiszZ

— Aya Yamada (@alla_yamada) July 18, 2020

This still doesn't feel real.. are you telling me I'll never get to see this smile EVER again. I really wish I could turn back time right now #三浦春馬 #HarumaMiura pic.twitter.com/VBs5dMv6uY

— Haruma 🕊️💗✨ (@ahgase_melody) July 18, 2020

I will never forget you. I only hope wherever you are now that you are at peace. You deserved better Haruma. So much better. This has always been one of my favorite moments of you. Being so happy, laughing, and smiling as you should. Rest easy Haruma..❤️ #HarumaMiura pic.twitter.com/GhjBrrN3Cy

— One Way Love (@vanilla_kisss) July 18, 2020

I wonder how much pain for Haruma's friend. Especially taka, he wrote the song CHAOSMYTH it stands the surname of important to him. He wrote it to express that theyare buddies & hoped they can live with happiness. The last H stands for Haruma Miura.
Rest in peace Miura Kun.😢 pic.twitter.com/qdxTnJ9BcI

— Cenille Soliva (@CenilleS) July 18, 2020

I...finally came more or less to my sences.
Today's news about Haruma Miura 's death broke me into million pieces.
He was one of celebrities I truly grew up with. He was an amazing actor and person
It still seems surreal. So young.
Rest in piece🖤#三浦春馬 pic.twitter.com/L105oArbZn

— animima (@animima1) July 18, 2020

I think everyone would agree, his SMILE will always be the best thing ever. 🤧😭

May your soul find peace, Haruma. ♥️#三浦春馬 #HarumaMiura #MiuraHaruma pic.twitter.com/ttJF02T5k6

— Yukicchi (@yukikun216) July 18, 2020

First watched him in ‘Gokusen 3’ as Ren Kazama. His smile is unforgettable, a promising actor and I’ve been watching him since then. From ‘Koizora’ to ‘Kimi no Todoke’, ‘Bloody Monday’, ‘Boku no ita Jikan’ to ‘Never let me go’. Will deeply miss Haruma Miura, an actor of his own. pic.twitter.com/chmFdaDlDL

— ‎shuf (@epikhugs) July 18, 2020

Haruma made his acting debut as a child actor in the 1977 drama, Agri, and is known for his role as Eren in the Attack On Titan live-action adaption alongside Kiko Mizuhara.

He starred in many popular Japanese dramas and movies over the years like Bloody Monday, Last Cinderella, the Gokusen series, Eien No Zero (Eternal Zero), Kimi Ni Todoke (From Me To You), and Koizora (Sky Of Love) and more.

Rest in peace, Haruma Miura.

Info via CNA Lifestyle