Yurino Okada

About Yurino Okada

Yurino Okada (岡田佑里乃, Okada Yurino; born 29 October 1998) is a Japanese actress, television personality, YouTuber and gravure model from Mie Prefecture, Japan. She entered the entertainment industry in 2018 after competing in the revived Miss Magazine 2018 competition, where she was selected from 2,893 applicants and received the Miss Weekly Shōnen Magazine award. At the time of the competition she was not represented by a talent agency, but later joined Starray Production in December 2018.
Her Miss Magazine success led to appearances in Japanese magazines and the formation of Gekidan Miss Magazine, a theatrical project featuring several winners and finalists from the competition. Okada made her stage debut in the 2018 adaptation of Are You Lost? (Sōnan desu ka?), playing Keiko. She subsequently expanded into acting, appearing in the television drama High Position: 1986, Nidome no Seishun in 2020 and in films including Seishun Kaleidoscope, Tōmei na Ikimono-tachi and Trap Girl, in which she portrayed Miku Kobashi.
Okada has also appeared extensively in Japanese television, advertising and digital media. Her television credits include programs on TV Tokyo, TV Asahi and BS TV Tokyo, while her commercial work has included campaigns for brands and organizations such as Sharp, Panasonic, ENEOS, UR Rental Housing and Ibaraki Toyopet. She has additionally appeared in music videos and web productions, developing a career that combines acting, modeling, promotional work and television appearances rather than focusing exclusively on gravure.
In September 2020, Okada announced her departure from Starray Production and began working independently. Around the same period she expanded her activity as an online creator, operating YouTube channels under the “Okachan” name and participating in livestreaming platforms. Her public work since then has continued across acting, commercial modeling, online video and promotional appearances, reflecting a transition from her initial recognition through Miss Magazine into a broader career in Japanese entertainment and digital media.