Ririka Komiya’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Japanese child actor
Is Actor 
Child actor 
From Japan 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender female
Birth 22 March 2001, Tokyo, Japan
Age: 19 years
Star sign Aries

小宮 りりか（こみや りりか、2001年3月22日 – ）は、日本の子役。かつてはチャームキッズに所属していた。東京都出身。血液型はA型。

出演

映画

  • 『刺青 匂ひ月のごとく』（アートポート/ハピネット、2009年）

TV

  • 『はじめての一枚』（2008年12月22日、日本テレビ）

バラエティ

  • 大!天才てれびくん ドラまちがい「名警部ホム畑」（2011年10月、NHK Eテレ） – 前田エリカ 役
  • ピラメキーノ 子役恋物語シーズン29（2012年4月 – 5月、テレビ東京）

雑誌

  • 『ぷっちぐみ』（小学館）
  • 『月刊カメラマン』2009年7月号（モーターマガジン社）

CM

  • 藤栄堂「パンパカケーキ」
  • タカラトミー「レンジで作れる!生キャラメルポット」
  • 小学館「ぷっちぐみ」
  • NTTドコモ「905i」（緊急速報「エリアメール」篇）

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