Riho Yoshioka Biography: Age, Parents, Siblings, Height, Net Worth, Movies & TV Shows, Husband

Riho Yoshioka is a Japanese actress known for her versatile performances in film and television.

She rose to prominence through roles in NHK’s asadora Here Comes Asa and the drama Quartet, later earning major recognition including the Newcomer of the Year Award at the Japan Academy Film Prize.

She has appeared in a wide range of projects such as Anime Supremacy!, G-Men, Faceless, and numerous television series, establishing herself as one of Japan’s respected contemporary actresses.

Riho Yoshioka
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Name:	Riho Yoshioka
Born:	15 January 1993 (age 33 years old)
Place of Birth:	Ukyō-ku, Kyoto, Japan
Nationality:	Japanese
Height:	1.58 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Yoshioka
Siblings:	1
Occupation:	Actress
Net Worth:	$4 million

Early Life and Education

Riho Yoshioka was born on 15 January 1993 in Ukyō-ku, Kyoto, Japan, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Yoshioka. She has one younger brother.

Growing up near the Toei Kyoto Studio Park and in a family connected to video-related work, she was exposed early to film, stage, Kabuki, Noh, Japanese dance, and classical music. She attended Sagano High School and later graduated from Kyoto Tachibana University, where she studied Japanese language and literature with a focus on calligraphy. She holds an eighth-dan rank in calligraphy, which she began practicing at age seven, and also plays the alto saxophone. She is of Japanese origin and follows Shinto and Buddhist traditions common in Japan.

Career

Riho Yoshioka entered the entertainment industry around 2013 after developing an interest in acting during high school and participating in independent films. She moved to Tokyo following university graduation and began taking on television and film roles.

Early appearances included supporting parts that gradually built her profile. Her first major breakthrough came with the role of Nobu Tamura in the NHK asadora Here Comes Asa in 2016, which brought her wider attention. She followed this with a memorable supporting performance in the drama Quartet in 2017, earning the Best Supporting Actress award at the Television Drama Academy Awards and the Confidence Award for Best Newcomer.

Her career expanded rapidly with lead and prominent roles across television and film. She starred in dramas such as I’m Sorry, I Love You and You Always Inhabit My Heart, and received the Elan d’or Award for Newcomer of the Year in 2018.

In film, her performances in Parallel World Love Story and Blind (also known as Mienai Mokugeki-sha) earned her the Newcomer of the Year Award at the 43rd Japan Academy Film Prize. Subsequent work included Anime Supremacy! in 2022, for which she received further critical recognition, as well as G-Men, Lumberjack the Monster, and Faceless in 2024. She has also contributed voice work to animated projects and appeared in high-profile series such as Gannibal and House of Ninjas.

In more recent years, Riho Yoshioka has continued to take on diverse leading and supporting roles, including projects scheduled through 2026 such as Double Happiness and Shadow Work.

Her consistent presence in both commercial and critically acclaimed productions, combined with multiple nominations and wins at major Japanese film awards—including a Best Supporting Actress win at the Japan Academy Film Prize for Faceless—has solidified her standing as a versatile and respected figure in Japanese cinema and television.

Personal Life

Riho Yoshioka maintains a private personal life focused largely on her craft and personal interests. She has not publicly confirmed any marriage or long-term romantic partners, and no details about spouses or significant relationships are widely available. She has no children.

Outside of acting she continues to practice calligraphy at a high level and enjoys simple pleasures such as watching traditional theater and collecting gummy candy.

Filmography

• Here Comes Asa (2016)
• Quartet (2017)
• Parallel World Love Story (2019)
• Blind (2019)
• Anime Supremacy! (2022)
• G-Men (2023)
• Faceless (2024)
• House of Ninjas (2024)
• Double Happiness (2026)
• Shadow Work (2026)

Net Worth

Riho Yoshioka has an estimated net worth of around $4 million, earning through her extensive work as a leading and supporting actress in Japanese television dramas, feature films, and related media appearances.

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