Yukari Anzai

Yukari Anzai is an actress, known for Release the Spyce (2018), Happy Sugar Life (2018) and Cue! (2022).

Yukari Fukui

Yukari Fukui was born on October 28, 1982 in Kanagawa, Japan. She is an actress, known for Fainaru fantajî XIII (2009), Fainaru fantajî XIII-2 (2011) and Raitoningu ritânzu: Fainaru fantajî XIII (2013).

Yukari Kanasawa

Yukari Kanasawa was born on July 16, 1985 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Batoru rowaiaru (2000), A Day of Black Long-sleeved Kimono (2007) and Jun kissa erumitâju (2006).

Yukari Komatsu

Yukari was born and raised in Japan. She moved to Canada in 2002 and started taking acting classes at community theatre, Imagine That! Productions in 2003. She has also trained at Broadway Edge Performing Arts, and has vocal training by a private coach. She is also a professionally trained Japanese voice over artist. She has appeared several theatre shows and musicals in Vancouver, B.C. She also appears in commercials, feature films, and TV series. She is looking forward to her next endeavor working as an actor and to continue exploring roles in the art.

Yukari Tamura

Yukari Tamura was born on 27 February 1976 in Fukuoka, Japan. She is an actress and composer, known for Steins;Gate (2011), Tokumei sentai Gôbasutâzu vs Kaizoku sentai Gôkaijâ: The Movie (2013) and Purojekuto kurosuzôn (2012).

Yukari Ôshima

Daughter of a Chinese woman, who spent her childhood in Nishi Ku (Fukuoka City). When she was in elementary school, her parents divorced and she went to live with her mother, who ran a little restaurant. Being a child she practiced karate in junior high school, represented Kyushu in several competitions and finally won the woman national karate championship. During her attendance in the Nippon College of Health and Physical Education for women, where she studied physical education, she saw the film "Young Master" (1980), directed and starring Sing Lung, and decided enrolling JAC (Japan Action Club) to become a stuntwoman. She finally changed her name to "Oshima" and debuted in the TV series "Super Electron Bio-Man" in 1984. At that time one part of JAC, "Asia Action", became independent and based in Hong Kong and Yukari decided to leave Japan. Chinese director Hung Kam-Bo gave her a bit part in the martial arts film "Shanghai Express" in 1986 and thus she began a career in Hong Kong until 1994, when after more than 20 Chinese films and a divorce from star Cheng Ho-Nam she established herself in the Philippines and changed her name for the second time to "Cynthia Luster" (Sincere Raster). Here she would participate in more than 20 films.

Yuki

Yuki was born on 17 February 1972 in Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan. She is an actress, known for Killers (2010), A Silent Voice: The Movie (2016) and Lost Girl (2010).

Yuki Abe

Yuki Abe is an actress, known for The King and I (2018) and Shinya shokudô (2009).

Yuki Adachi

Yuki Amezawa

Yuki Amezawa is an actor, known for Hajimete no gyaru (2017).