Yuka Koide

Yuka Koide
Yuka Koide
小出由華
Born	January 5, 1985 (age 39); Katsushika, Tokyo, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Other names	Ruga-chan (ルーガちゃん, Rūga-chan)
Occupations	Actress; model; entertainer;
Agent	Geiei
Height	1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)
Children	2

Yuka Koide (小出由華, Koide Yuka, born January 5, 1985)^[1] is a Japanese actress, model, and entertainer who is represented by Geiei.

Biography[edit]

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.^[2]

Filmography[edit]

TV series[edit]

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
1992	Special Rescue Exceedraft	Akane	TV Asahi	Episode 1
1993	Getsuyō Drama Special		TBS
1994	Aogeba Tōtoshi		Fuji TV	Episode 2
1994	Good Mourning		Fuji TV
1995	Heart ni S		Fuji TV
1996	Minikui Ahiru no ko	Miwako Ishihara	Fuji TV
1996	Futari no Seesaw Game	Izumi Osawa	TBS
1997	Ultraman Tiga	Asami	MBS	Episode 32
1997	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
1996	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
2012	Watashi no Nani ga Ike Nai no?	TBS

Films[edit]

Year	Title	Role
1995	Fuyu no Kappa
2009	Chikashitsu
2010	Death Kappa
2014	Yoshinaka Densetsu Yoshinaka Ana	Daihime

References[edit]

^ "Official Homepage" (in Japanese). Geiei. Retrieved January 4, 2016.
^ "「ウゴウゴルーガ」小出由華、結婚！ブラピ似デンマーク人会社員と" (in Japanese). Sanspo.com. June 28, 2015. Retrieved January 4, 2016.

External links[edit]

Official Homepage (in Japanese)

[1] "Official Homepage" (in Japanese). Geiei. Retrieved January 4, 2016.

[2] "「ウゴウゴルーガ」小出由華、結婚！ブラピ似デンマーク人会社員と" (in Japanese). Sanspo.com. June 28, 2015. Retrieved January 4, 2016.

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