Kasumi Arimura Biography: Awards, Boyfriend, Height, Parents, Age, Net Worth, Sister, Films, TV Series

 Kasumi Arimura is a highly acclaimed Japanese actress renowned for her emotive performances in television dramas and films.

Rising to fame through her roles in NHK’s asadora series Amachan (2013) and Hiyokko (2017), she has also starred in critically acclaimed films such as Flying Colors (2015) and We Made a Beautiful Bouquet (2021).

Profile

• Full Name: Kasumi Arimura
• Stage Name: Kasumi Arimura
• Born: February 13, 1993
• Age: 33 years old
• Birthplace: Itami, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan
• Nationality: Japanese
• Occupation: Actress
• Height: 160 cm
• Religion: Buddhism
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arimura
• Siblings: Airi Arimura (older sister)
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $500,000 to $1 million

Early Life and Education

Kasumi Arimura was born on February 13, 1993, in Itami, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan, to Mr. and Mrs. Arimura. Raised alongside her older sister, Airi Arimura, a model-turned-actress, she grew up in a supportive family environment. Her ethnicity is Japanese, and she practices Buddhism.

Arimura attended Hyogo Prefectural Itami Nishi High School, where she balanced academics with her budding interest in acting. While specific details about further education are unavailable, her early involvement in school plays and auditions laid the groundwork for her career.

Career

Arimura’s career began in 2010 after passing an audition for FLaMme, debuting in the drama Hagane no Onna. She gained widespread recognition as young Haruko Amano in NHK’s Amachan (2013), followed by lead roles in Yowakutemo Katemasu (2014) and Hiyokko (2017). Her breakthrough came with Flying Colors (2015), in which she played a troubled teen, earning critical praise.

Other notable films include Strobe Edge (2015), When Marnie Was There (2014, voice role), and We Made a Beautiful Bouquet (2021). Recent projects include Beyond Goodbye (2024, Netflix) and Black Showman (2025). Arimura’s versatility spans genres, from historical dramas like Dosuru, Ieyasu? (2023) to romantic and mystery roles.

Awards & Nominations

• 39th Japan Academy Film Prize (2016): Newcomer of the Year for Flying Colors
• 58th Blue Ribbon Awards (2016): Best Actress for Flying Colors
• 45th Japan Academy Film Prize (2022): Best Actress for We Made a Beautiful Bouquet
• 94th Television Drama Academy Awards (2017): Best Actress for Hiyokko
• 113th Television Drama Academy Awards (2022): Best Actress for Ishiko to Haneo
• 108th Television Drama Academy Awards (2021): Best Supporting Actress for Conte ga Hajimaru

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @kasumi_arimura.official

Personal Life

Kasumi Arimura, 33, stands 160 cm tall and is single, with no spouse or children. She maintains a private personal life, with no confirmed relationships, though she enjoys spending time with family and co-workers. Arimura is passionate about cooking and leisurely strolls, activities that reflect her grounded personality. Her close bond with her sister, Airi, is evident in their shared social media posts.

Net Worth

Kasumi Arimura’s estimated net worth ranges from $500,000 to $1 million, derived from her extensive acting career in television and film, as well as endorsements.

Filmography

Selected Filmography:

• Gyaru Basara (2011) – Supporting role
• Flying Colors (2015) – Sayaka Kudo
• Strobe Edge (2015) – Ninako Kinoshita
• When Marnie Was There (2014) – Marnie (voice)
• We Made a Beautiful Bouquet (2021) – Kinu Hachiya
• Rurouni Kenshin: The Final/The Beginning (2021) – Tomoe Yukishiro
• Phases of the Moon (2022) – Ruri Masaki
• Call Me Chihiro (2023) – Chihiro
• Dear Family (2024) – Yuko Yamamoto
• Black Showman (2025) – Mayo Kamio

Selected Television:

• Hagane no Onna (2010) – Debut role
• Amachan (2013) – Haruko Amano (young)
• Yowakutemo Katemasu (2014) – Supporting role
• Hiyokko (2017) – Lead role
• Conte ga Hajimaru (2021) – Supporting role
• Ishiko to Haneo (2022) – Shoko Ishida
• Dosuru, Ieyasu? (2023) – Historical role
• Umi no Hajimari (2024) – Yayoi Momose
• Beyond Goodbye (2024) – Saeko Sugawara