Ryō (actress)

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Ryō (りょう) (born January 17, 1973) is a Japanese model, actress, voice actress and former singer whose birth name is Yumiko Miyada (宮田 ゆみ子, Miyada Yumiko).

Filmography[]

Movies[]

• Soseiji (1999)
• Harmful Insect (2001)
• Distance (2001)
• Rock'n Roll Mishin (2002)
• Azumi (2003)
• Bright Future aka Akarui Mirai(2003)
• Alive (2003)
• Casshern (2004)
• Walking with the Dog (2004)
• Canary (2005)
• Welcome to the Quiet Room (2007)
• The Witch of the West is Dead (2008)
• Goemon (2009)
• Food Luck (2020)^[1]

TV dramas[]

• Long Vacation (1996 Fuji TV)
• (1997 NTV)
• (1997 Fuji TV)
• (1998 TV Asahi)
• (1999 Fuji TV)
• (1999 NTV)
• Love Complex (2000 Fuji TV)
• Hero (2001 Fuji TV) in episode 9
• Hito ni Yasashiku (2002 Fuji TV)
• (2002 TV Asahi)
• (2002 Fuji TV) in episode 7
• Message: (2003 NTV)
• (2004 Fuji TV)
• (2004 Fuji TV) in episode 5
• ~ Tokyo no Sora, Shanghai no Yume (2004 TBS)
• (2004 Fuji TV)
• (2006 TV Asahi) in episode 9
• Top Caster (2006 Fuji TV) in episode 5
• Suppli (2006 Fuji TV)
• (2007 TBS)
• Sexy Voice and Robo (2007 NTV) in episode 6
• Barefoot Gen (TV drama) (Hadashi no Gen) (2007 Fuji TV)
• Iryu 2 (2007 Fuji TV) in episode 1
• Mada Minu Chichi e, Haha e (2007 Fuji TV)
• Top Sales (2008 NHK) in episodes 1-2
• Hokaben (2008 NTV)
• Code Blue (2008 Fuji TV)
• Ryusei no Kizuna (2008 TBS)
• Code Blue SP (2009 Fuji TV)
• Zeni Geba (2009 NTV)
• Konkatsu! (2009 Fuji TV)
• Code Blue 2 (2010 Fuji TV)
• Bitter Sugar (2011 NHK)
• Taira no Kiyomori (NHK, 2012), Taikenmon'in no Horikawa
• Mare (NHK, 2015)
• The Supporting Actors 3 (TV Tokyo, 2021), herself

Video games[]

• Chaos Legion (2003; Siela Riviere)

Discography[]

Albums[]

• Belladonna (ベラドンナ) (1997)
• Indigo Blue (1998)

Singles[]

• "Hints of Love" (1996)
• "Hysteric Candy" (1997)
• "Belladonna" (ベラドンナ) (1997) (lyrics by singer/actress Kaori Moriwaka)
• "Kiete yo" (キエテヨ, Disappear) (1997) (produced by Chara)

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• Ryō at IMDb

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