Mayu Yoshioka

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Mayu Yoshioka
吉岡 茉祐
Portrait of Mayu Yoshioka
Born	(1995-11-07) November 7, 1995 (age 25) Osaka, Japan
Other names	Mayushii
Occupation	Voice actress
Agent	81 Produce

Mayu Yoshioka (吉岡 茉祐, Yoshioka Mayu, born November 7, 1995) is a Japanese voice actress best known for Wake Up, Girls!, where she played the central character.^[1] She is affiliated with 81 Produce.

Career[]

Growing up in Osaka, Yoshioka studied stage acting in school. She became aware of Mamoru Miyano and was inspired by his work as both a stage actor and seiyuu. She passed an audition for Wake Up, Girls! in her second year of high school.^[1]

She and her fellow W.U.G. actresses won the Special Award at the 9th Annual Seiyu Awards.^[2]

Select works[]

Television[]

2006

• Kyō no Go no Ni

2014

• Wake Up, Girls!
• DRAMAtical Murder
• Hacka Doll the Animation

2016

• Anne Happy
• Hundred
• Taboo Tattoo

2017

• Love Tyrant
• The Laughing Salesman NEW
• In Another World with My Smartphone
• 100% Pascal-sensei

2018

• Release the Spyce
• Hinomaru Sumo

2019

• Fruits Basket
• Cop Craft

2020

• Breakers
• Sakura Wars the Animation
• Ahiru no Sora

Games[]

2013

• Wake Up, Girls! Stage no Tenshi

2014

• Tokyo 7th Sisters

2015

• Miracle Girls Festival

2016

• Gurumon
• Soul Reverse Zero

2018

• Grimms Notes Repage
• Onsen Musume Yunohana Collection

2019

• New Sakura Wars

2020

• Arknights
• Kirara Fantasia
• 22/7 Music Time
• Project Sekai

References[]

External links[]

• Official agency profile (in Japanese)
• IMDB Page