Rika Adachi
Biography
Rika Adachi is a Japanese tarento and actress. Born in Nagasaki Prefecture, she was raised in Mie Prefecture. Adachi has appeared in several films, including Say "I love you" and Ghost Theater. She has also played leading roles in TV Dramas Kinkyori Renai: Season Zero and Yōkoso, Wagaya e. Adachi is known for her acting work, with 63 credits to her name. Her stage name is Rika Adachi, and she is also known as Rika Adachi in Japanese. Adachi is a female actor, born on October 16, 1992, in Nagasaki, Japan. Her content score is 10, indicating a high level of popularity and recognition in the entertainment industry.
Career overview
Rika Adachi is a Japanese actress. Born in Nagasaki Prefecture, she has appeared in several films, including Say "I love you" and Ghost Theater. Her film credits demonstrate her versatility as an actress.
In addition to her film work, Adachi has also played leading roles in television dramas. She has appeared in Kinkyori Renai: Season Zero and Yōkoso, Wagaya e. These roles showcase her ability to take on a variety of characters and storylines.
Throughout her career, Adachi has accumulated a significant number of acting credits. With 63 known credits to her name, she has established herself as a prolific and accomplished actress in Japan. Her work continues to be recognized by audiences and industry professionals alike, as evidenced by her high content score of 10.
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- Tabi to Boku to Neko (2026) as Yuka Kagami
- Love Sea: The Home for Lovers (2025) as Rin Beppu
- The Big Chase: Tokyo SSBC Files (2025) as Sayaka Mitsumoto
- My One Night Rule (2025) as Aya Narumi
- Grandmother's Melancholy (2023)
- Bankake ~ Metropolitan Police Department Automobile Police Unit (2023)
- Graduation Time Limit (2022) as Yumimi Kajiura
- All About the Villain (2022) as Kumi Tamano
- さすらい署長風間昭平スペシャル 塩屋岬いわき殺人事件 (2022)
- We Got Married (2021)
- How About Coffee? (2021) as Baba
- 有吉の冬休み (2021)
- Tomochika & Reiji's Daydream Train (2020)
- Poison Daughter, Holy Mother (2019)
- I Don't Love You Yet (2019) as Mitari Yo
- Swindle Detective (2019)
- 天皇のディナー～歴史を動かした美食～ (2019)
- ほんとにあった怖い話 20周年スペシャル (2019)
- Woman of Rumor (2018) as Miyuki Itoi
- The Habitation (2018) as Eriko Sakurai
- Shimura De Night (2018)
- Gyoza You Can Kiss (2018) as Yoko Fujita
- Stalking Vampire (2018)
- Nikenme Dou Suru? ~Tsumami no Hanashi~ (2017)
- Demon Covered in Scars (2017) as Mai Kasai
- The Diary About Ayame's Easygoing and Aggressive Days (2017)
- Pretty Proofreader (2016) as Seshiru Imai
- Mars: Tada, Kimi wo Aishiteru (2016) as Hiromi Nakajima
- Natsuko Kira (2016) as Asuka Kanzaki
- Ants without Umbrella (2016) as Nakamura Amika
- Aquarium Girl (2016) as 小柴久美子
- Dr.STOЯKS (2015) as Ikumi Yamada
- Welcome to Our Home (2015) as Marie Hobara
- Fantastic Girls (2015) as Takemi Akimoto (young)
- Honto Ni Atta Kowai Hanashi Natsu Hen 2015 (2015) as Makoto
- Ghost Theater (2015) as Kaori Nomura
- Wednesday Downtown (2014) as Panel member
- Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction (2014) as Marilyn Flame (voice)
- Say 'I Love You' (2014) as Aiko Muto
- Close Range Love (2014) as Koto Ririko
- Giga Tokyo Toy Box (2014) as Momoda Momo
- Torihada: The Movie 2 (2014)
- Tokyo Legends I: Horror Of Human Hell (2014)
- Amachan (2013) as Megu Arima
- The Complex: Prologue (2013) as Reina Hayama
- Diamond (2013)
- Detective Conan: The Eleventh Striker (2012) as Rika Adachi (voice)
- Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie Wars Ultimatum (2012) as Miyoko Ohki
- Good Luck (2012)
- Go! Anpanman: Rescue! Kokorin and the Star of Miracles (2011) as (voice)
- Go! Boys' School Drama Club (2011) as Tamaki
- Onmitsu Hicho (2011)
- My Husband is a Cartoonist (2010)
- Absolute Zero (2010) as Yuki Matsunaga
- Happy! School Days! (2010)
- Ongaku-Bito (2010)
- Twin Spica -- Odyssey to Space (2009) as Marika Ukita
- An Encyclopedia of Unconventional Women (2009) as Tamae
- Torihada 6 ~ Yofukashi no anata ni zokutto suru hanashi wo~ (2009)
- Sensei wa Erai! (2008) as Momo Suzuki
- Love Center (2008) as Chikako
- Doyo Studio Park (1999)
- Pokémon (1997) as Subame (voice)