Araki Yuko
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Contents
Profile
- Name: 新木優子 (あらき ゆうこ)
- Name (romaji): Araki Yuko
- Profession: Actress, fashion model
- Birthdate: 1993-Dec-15 (age 32)
- Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
- Height: 165 cm
- Star sign: Sagittarius
- Blood type: A
- Family: Husband/actor, singer Nakajima Yuto (2026-)
- Talent agency: Stardust Promotion
TV Shows
- Ii Koto Warui Koto (NTV, 2025)
- DOPE (TBS, 2025)
- Sayonara Maestro (TBS, 2024)
- Tanshin Hanabi (TV Asahi, 2023)
- Galileo: Kindan no Majutsu (Fuji TV, 2022)
- Roppongi Class (TV Asahi, 2022)
- Boku no Satsui ga Koi wo Shita (NTV, 2021)
- Siren no Zange (WOWOW, 2020)
- SUITS Season 2 (Fuji TV, 2020)
- Motokare Mania (Fuji TV, 2019)
- SUITS Season 1 (Fuji TV, 2018)
- Cheer Dan (TBS, 2018)
- Todome no Parallel (Hulu, 2018)
- Todome no Kiss (NTV, 2018)
- Juuyou Sankounin Tantei (TV Asahi, 2017)
- Code Blue Season 3 (Fuji TV, 2017)
- Hyakumanen no Onnatachi (TV Tokyo, 2017)
- CRISIS (KTV, 2017)
- Ie Uru Onna (NTV, 2016)
- Itsuka Tiffany de Choushoku wo (NTV, 2015-2016)
- Dragon Seinendan (TBS, 2012)
- Real Clothes (Fuji TV, 2009, ep7)
Movies
- See Hear Love (2023)
- Anoko no, Toriko. (2018)
- Code Blue (2018)
- Evil and the Mask (2018)
- Our Meal For Tomorrow (2017)
- Satoshi: A Move for Tomorrow (2016)
- Intern (2016)
- Nakimushi Pierrot no Kekkonshiki (2016)
- Kaze no Tayori (2016)
- Kazoku Gokko (2015)
- Again (2013)
- Usotsuki Mii‑kun to Kowareta Maa‑chan (2011)
- Confessions (2010)
- Aoi Tori (2008)
- Ikari wo Nagero (2008)
Recognitions
- 2nd Asia Contents Awards : Excellence Award
- 8th Confidence Award Drama Prize: Best Newcomer for CRISIS, Hyakumanen no Onnatachi
User/Viewer Ratings
Trivia
- Model for Japanese fashion magazine, non-no (since 2014 Jan).
- Music Video: Ketsumeishi's Bokura no Tame ni... (2016), BTOB's Mirai (Ashita (2015), Galileo Galilei's Mrs. Summer (2014), Hazzie's for YOU (2013), GReeeeN's Orange (2012), suzumoku's Majimena Hito (2011), YU-A's Gomen ne, Mama (2011), Love's Someday Again (2011), universe's echoes (2010), D-51's Lady Don't Cry (2009), Moriyama Naotaro's Taiyou no ni Hohi (2007).