Yûki Ogoe

Biography

Yûki Ogoe (小越 勇輝) was born on June 8, 1994, in Tokyo, Japan. From a young age, he showed a strong interest in acting and entertainment. His natural expressiveness and charm led him to begin his career in show business as a child actor, where he quickly became known for his talent and professionalism.

Career Beginnings
Ogoe made his television debut in the early 2000s, taking on child roles in Japanese dramas and commercials. His early experience gave him a solid foundation in performance, and he continued to refine his craft as he transitioned into more mature roles during his teenage years.

Breakthrough and Rise to Fame
Yûki Ogoe rose to prominence through his portrayal of Ryouma Echizen in the popular stage musical series The Prince of Tennis (Tenimyu). His performance in the role, which he played from 2010 to 2014, earned him widespread recognition and a devoted fanbase both in Japan and abroad. His combination of strong acting, singing, and stage presence made him one of the standout talents of his generation in the Japanese theater scene.

Following his success on stage, Ogoe continued to expand his career into television and film. He appeared in a variety of productions, including dramas such as Kamen Rider Wizard in Magic Land (2013), Ao Oni ver.2.0 (2015), and Touken Ranbu: The Stage adaptations, where he further demonstrated his versatility as an actor.

Stage and Musical Work
In addition to his screen career, Yûki Ogoe remains deeply active in theatrical and musical productions. He has earned praise for his commitment to live performance and his ability to convey emotional nuance through song and movement. His work in stage plays and 2.5D musicals (live-action adaptations of manga, anime, and games) has made him a respected figure in Japan’s contemporary theater community.

Public Image and Personality
Known for his humility, discipline, and warm personality, Ogoe has built a reputation as a hardworking and approachable artist. Fans and colleagues often describe him as someone who brings sincerity and heart to every performance, whether on stage or on screen.