Kaori Oinuma

 is a Filipino-Japanese actress known for being a finalist in Philippine reality television series, "". She is also a part of the first batch of stars under "Rise Artists Studio", a talent management arm of ABS-CBN Films.
Early life.
Oinuma was born in Japan to a Filipino mother and a Japanese father. She lived in Japan until she was four years old before moving to the Philippines. Oinuma has two half-siblings and a stepfather in the Philippines. When she was 13, her mother grabbed the opportunity of migrating to Japan with her after a friend of theirs, whose mom works in an agency, told them about the support offered to women who have half-Japanese children.
Career.
In 2019, Oinuma gets her first television role as a cast in "Parasite Island". A year later, she got some acting stints in "Maalala Mo Kaya: Mata" and Philippine television sitcom Home Sweetie Home Extra Sweet. She also starred in the adaptation of one of Wattpad's most read stories, The Four Bad Boys And Me, in which she played the main role named Candice Gonzales. The series was co-starred by fellow PBB alumna Maymay Entrata and co-Rise Artists Rhys Miguel, Jeremiah Lisbo and Aljon Mendoza. Another show was set to air for the said actress; which was the collaboration project between Star Cinema and Brightlight Productions called "Love on Da Move" with fellow actor Jeremiah Lisbo. On May 2021, Kaori Oinuma is set to portray Michiko Tarranza in the series "He's Into Her", together with Belle Mariano, Donny Pangilinan, and on-screen partner, Rhys Miguel. 
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