Ayaka Miyoshi is a Japanese actress born in Saitama who became internationally known playing Ann in the Netflix survival hit 'Alice in Borderland'. She built her career in Japanese cinema with an early standout role in the drama 'Confessions' and has since worked across live-action features and voice work, including 'One Piece Film: GOLD'. Her performance in 'Alice in Borderland' introduced her to a global streaming audience unfamiliar with her earlier domestic work. She remains an active presence in contemporary Japanese film and television.
Ayaka Miyoshi
30 years (Jun 18, 1996)Saitama, Japan
16 Movies10 Series
Ayaka Miyoshi is a Japanese actress born in Saitama who became internationally known playing Ann in the Netflix survival hit 'Alice in Borderland'. She built her career in Japanese cinema with an early standout role in the drama 'Confessions' and has since worked across live-action features and voice work, including 'One Piece Film: GOLD'. Her performance in 'Alice in Borderland' introduced her to a global streaming audience unfamiliar with her earlier domestic work. She remains an active presence in contemporary Japanese film and television.
Ayaka Miyoshi (三吉彩花), born on June 18, 1996, in Kawagoe, Saitama, Japan, is a Japanese actress, model, and former idol. She began her career in modeling during elementary school and later joined the talent agency Amuse Inc. Miyoshi was a member of the idol group Sakura Gakuin from 2010 to 2012, where she showcased her singing abilities.
Her acting career took off with her appearance in the TV drama Otoko no Kosodate in 2007. Miyoshi has since starred in various films and dramas, including Confessions (2010), Dance with Me (2019), and the Netflix series Alice in Borderland (2020–present), where she plays Ann Rizuna. She has also been recognized for her modeling work, becoming an exclusive model for Seventeen magazine and serving as Tiffany & Co.'s first brand ambassador for Japan in 2022.
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