[9] Her performance as the Autumn fairy in Cinderella was less well-received, with Zoë Anderson of The Independent noting that "the risky, off-balance quality of the solo has gone missing".

[3] In the 2013 production of Onegin, Takada performed the role of Olga, providing "strong support" to the main dancers.

[3] Her performance was praised by Zoë Anderson in The Independent, with the critic observing that Takada's qualities suited "Kitri's mischievous nature".

[19] Later that year, as Nikiya in a production of La Bayadère, Takada again danced with McRae, drawing praise from Laura Freeman of The Spectator for her "air of otherworldly detachment and exquisite lightness of line" but criticism for an ineffective pairing.

[21] Takada missed the Royal Ballet's 2019 summer tour of Japan, in which she was scheduled to perform the role of Kitri in the Japanese premiere of Don Quixote, due to injury.