Yui Aragaki · Independent archive
Yui Aragaki schedule
A record of published appearance years and music release dates, not a weekly television grid. Check the LesPros profile for current official notices.
Ikoku Nikki
Natsuki Seta adapts Tomoko Yamashita’s manga. Aragaki plays novelist Makio Kōdai as she begins living with her niece Asa.
The Colors Within
Naoko Yamada’s animated film connects music and adolescence. Aragaki voices Sister Hiyoko, an adult presence supporting the young characters.
Mixed Doubles
Aragaki and Eita lead this table-tennis romantic comedy. Tamako returns home and enters mixed doubles while trying to rebuild a struggling club.
Nigehaji / We Married as a Job
Aragaki plays Mikuri Moriyama in this 2016 TBS drama about domestic work and contract marriage. A New Year special followed in 2021.
Code Blue
Aragaki plays Megumi Shiraishi in an ensemble story about a helicopter emergency medical team, continuing from television into film.
Iconic Roles Viewing Perspectives & Archive Relay
Career timelineCompare her five signature roles and editorial viewing notes, or continue directly to individual work guides, discography, and career timeline.
Nigehaji / We Married as a Job
Start with the 2016 series, then the 2021 special to follow the relationship. Notice how Mikuri puts feelings into words and the pauses as she waits for a response.
Code Blue
Shiraishi is part of a team rather than an isolated hero. Compare the scenes where she voices a decision with those where she listens to colleagues to follow her growth beyond medical action.
Mixed Doubles
Look beyond match results to the changing distance between partners. The rhythm of table tennis provides another way to read the back-and-forth of the dialogue.
Ikoku Nikki
The film gives time to two people who cannot immediately understand each other. Watch the silences and small household tasks for a relationship that the word “family” cannot fully describe.
The Colors Within
Here the character is built through voice rather than the actor’s visible face and movement. Compare Hiyoko’s pace and breath with the young characters’ music and conversation.
Music (そら / hug / 虹)
From Sora in 2007 to hug in 2009 and Niji in 2010, organized by album using Warner Music Japan release records.
Quick answers
- Does this list this week’s TV appearances?
- No. It records work years and album release dates. For recent appearances, use the LesPros profile and each production’s official site.
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