Person Biography:
Born to a family of one, Fujiko was scouted by ABP while browsing through a video shop with her father during her sixth-grade year. Since then, ABP has remained her management agency to this day.
Her television career began in 2007 when she became a regular on TV Tokyo's daily morning show, Oha Suta, also known as Ohayo Studio or "Good Morning Studio". Prior to this, she had signed a contract with Nico Puchi magazine but later moved on to Love Berry Magazine.
Fujiko's first film role was in the 2008 comedy film "Oppai Volleyball", also known as "Breast Volleyball". Her early television role was in the drama series "Kimi Hannin Janai Yo Ne?", where she played the role of Kanjiya Shihori's younger sister, also her senior at ABP.
In her free time, Fujiko enjoys calligraphy, which she has showcased in her roles in the 2010 television series "Tomehane! Suzuri Kookoo Shodoobu" and the 2010 film "Shodo Girls". Her first lead role came in the 2011 television drama "Asu No Hikari O Tsukame 2".
Like many Japanese celebrities, Fujiko has appeared in various advertising and commercial campaigns for prominent brands such as Sony, NTT, Softbank, and others. Throughout her career, she has released three of her own photography books.
