Oshima Rino

Name: Oshima Rino
Native name: 大島璃乃
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Female
Born: November 25, 2000
Age: 25

Oshima Rino is a Japanese actress. She is affiliated with Sony Music Artists. Her special skill is Kimono dressing.

(Source: MyDramaList) Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2025	Kaibutsu Japanese Drama, 2025, 10 eps Yuki [Part-timer] (Support Role)	10	Yuki [Part-timer] Support Role	7.6
2023	Ano Hi Bowling Jo Kara Derarenaku Natta Koto Japanese Drama, 2023, 3 eps Machida Yuki (Main Role)	3	Machida Yuki Main Role	0.0
2021	Aoiuso: Kokuhaku no Hokago Japanese Drama, 2021, 13 eps (Unknown)	13	Unknown	8.1

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2022	Green Bullet Japanese Movie, 2022, Kaname Risa (Main Role)	Kaname Risa Main Role	0.0

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2021	Night Brunch Japanese TV Show, 2021, 120 eps (Ep. 50) (Guest)	120	(Ep. 50) Guest	0.0
2018	Geinoujin ga Honki de Kangaeta Dokkiri GP Japanese TV Show, 2018, 120 eps (Ep. 86) (Guest)	120	(Ep. 86) Guest	9.0
1996	King's Brunch Japanese TV Show, 1996, 1214 eps [Reporter] (2022~) (Regular Member)	1214	[Reporter] (2022~) Regular Member	0.0

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