Yuka Koide

• Name — Yuka Koide • Native Name — 小出 由華 • Born — 5 January 1985 • Birthplace — Katsushika, Tokyo, Japan • Other Names — Ruga-chan • Occupation — * Actress • model • entertainer • Agent — Geiei • Height — 1.65 m • Children — 2

Koide was born in Katsushika, Tokyo, and was a child actress. From 1992 to 1994, she appeared as Ruga-chan in Ugo Ugo Ruga and was awarded a silver medal in 1993. In 1997, Koide barely did any entertainment activities due to junior high school. She later returned to her entertainment career in 2005. After returning to stage shows and dramas, Koide began working as an actress in films. On October 3, 2006, she became Hayamimi Musume in "Hayamimi Trend No.1" in Mezamashi TV. On 2012, Koide studied abroad in Denmark. She later married an employee from a Danish company in 2015.

Dramas • Year — Title — Role — Network — Notes • 1989 — Aitsu ga Trouble — Fuji TV • 1990 — Special Rescue Police Winspector — Yuka — TV Asahi — Episode 34 • 1991 — Chōjin Sentai Jetman — Kaori Rokumeikan (child) — TV Asahi — Episode 19 • 1992 — Chibi Maruko-chan — NHK • Special Rescue Exceedraft — Akane — TV Asahi — Episode 1 • 1993 — Getsuyō Drama Special — TBS • 1994 — Aogeba Tōtoshi — Fuji TV — Episode 2 • Good Mourning — Fuji TV • 1995 — Heart ni S — Fuji TV • 1996 — Minikui Ahiru no ko — Miwako Ishihara — Fuji TV • Futari no Seesaw Game — Izumi Osawa — TBS • 1997 — Ultraman Tiga — Asami — MBS — Episode 32 • B-Robo Kabutack — Sayuri Mitaka — TV Asahi • 2001 — Shin Tenmadetodoke — TBS • 2002 — Kabe Giwa Zeimu-kan — Fuji TV • 2003 — Hama no Shizuka wa Jiken ga o Suki — Fuji TV • Ofukuro Series — Fuji TV — Episode 18 • Hito Natsu no Papa e — TBS — Episode 1 • 2007 — Part-time Saibankan — TBS • 2010 — Tenshi no Dairinin — THK — Episode 3 • 2013 — Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo — Fuji TV Two Variety series • Year — Title — Network — Notes • 1992 — Ugo Ugo Ruga — Fuji TV • 1993 — Downtown no Gottsu Ee Kanji — Fuji TV • 1994 — Dō Natteru no?! — Fuji TV • Kazemakase Shin Shokoku Man'yū-ki — Fuji TV • Tabi Kurabe Ketteihan — ABC • Ohayō! Nice Day — Fuji TV • 1996 — Ken Shimura no Baka Tonosama — Fuji TV • Shūkan Stamina Tengoku — Fuji TV • 2006 — Otoko Obasan — Fuji TV • Quiz Presen Variety Q-sama!! — TV Asahi • Gachinko Shichō-ritsu Battle — TV Asahi • Mezamashi TV — Fuji TV — Hayamimi Musume • Mecha-Mecha Iketeru! — Fuji TV • Tenshi Ranman — MBS • 2007 — Sanma's Karakuri-TV — TBS • Otakara TV Deluxe — NHK BS-2 • Waratte Iitomo! — Fuji TV • Chō V.I.P. — Fuji TV • Kojin Jugyō II — TBS • Digital Stadium — NHK BS-2 • Obiraji R — TBS • Chronos — Fuji TV • Aichiteru! — TBS • 2-ji Chao! — TBS • Mezamashi Saturday — Fuji TV • The QuizMan Show — TV Asahi • Fukui Roman Iiza — FTB • Mucha-buri! — TBS • Go-ji ni Muchū! — Tokyo MX • 2008 — Shimura & Tokoro no Tatakau Oshōgatsu — TV Asahi • Ta Kajin Mune-ippai — KTV • Mirai Kyōju Sawamura — Fuji TV • Utaban — TBS • Tutorial no Tu Shite! — KTV • Zenkoku Issei! Nihonjin Test — Fuji TV • 2009 — BS Netchū Yobanashi — NHK BS-2 • Neocolla! Tokyo Kankyō Kaigi — Fuji TV • Itoshino Shigoto-sama — BS-TBS • Daitan Map — TV Asahi • 2012 — Supamoku!! — TBS • Watashi no Nani ga Ike Nai no? — TBS