Rina Koike is one of the many actresses at work in Japanese film and television, with only the basics of her career on file. She has been working on screen for about 20 years. 'Kamen Rider' is the series her name is usually tied to, playing Shizuka Nomura. The trail starts in 2006.
Rina Koike
33 years (Sep 3, 1993)Oyama, Tochigi, Japan
11 Movies16 Series
Rina Koike is one of the many actresses at work in Japanese film and television, with only the basics of her career on file. She has been working on screen for about 20 years. 'Kamen Rider' is the series her name is usually tied to, playing Shizuka Nomura. The trail starts in 2006.
Rina Koike is 33 years old, born on September 3, 1993 in Oyama, Tochigi, Japan.
What are the most famous roles of Rina Koike?
Rina Koike is best known for roles in Girl's Blood, Ultraman Ginga S the Movie: Showdown! The 10 Ultra Warriors!, Kamen Rider Kiva: King of the Castle in the Demon World.
How many movies has Rina Koike been in?
Over a 20-year career (since 2006), Rina Koike has appeared in 11 movies and 16 TV shows.
What was Rina Koike's first movie?
The career of Rina Koike began with Tales of Terror: Final Night 2 (2006).
What is Rina Koike's most recent movie or series?
Rina Koike's most recent release is DREAM STAGE, which premiered on January 16, 2026.
What TV shows has Rina Koike appeared in?
On television, Rina Koike has appeared in Kamen Rider, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, ISHIKO and HANEO: You're Suing Me?, Great Selection Taxi.
Koike started a junior idol career with the DVD Big Brother at age 10, when she was in 4th grade. Koike Rina played Sailor Luna in the 2004 live-action version of Sailor Moon, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. She also played the role of Shizuka on the 2008 Kamen Rider Series, Kamen Rider Kiva. In early 2011 she starred in the short TV drama Onegai Kanaete Versailles, alongside visual kei metal band Versailles.
After graduating from Asia University in 2016, Koike took a two-year break from the entertainment industry to spend time studying English in New Zealand and Australia.