Ranking of 'Female Actors Likely to Give Deep Advice to New Employees' Chosen by 689 Office Workers | Yuki Amami Takes 1st Place! Sayuri Yoshinaga and Keiko Kitagawa Also Rank High
Hikaku Biz, operated by Onesmind Inc., conducted a survey among 689 employees regarding female actors who seem likely to give profound advice to new employees. Yuki Amami won first place.
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On 'Hikaku Biz', a business matching site operated by Onesmind Inc. (Headquarters: Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Tetsuya Oike), we conducted a questionnaire survey on 'Female actors who seem likely to give deep advice to new employees' and compiled it into a ranking.
In this survey, we investigated which female actors are thought to be 'likely to give profound stories that will serve as a reference for the future professional life of new employees.'
Respondents were asked to name their 1st to 3rd choices, and the results were tabulated using points based on rank (1st = 3pt, 2nd = 2pt, 3rd = 1pt).
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## Survey Overview
Survey Content: Survey on female actors who seem likely to give deep advice to new employees
Survey Period: February 27, 2026
Survey Agency: In-house research
Survey Method: Conducted using a questionnaire survey tool
Target Audience: Office workers (regular employees, contract employees, dispatch employees) and executives/directors
Answer Format: Free-text answers for 1st to 3rd place, points awarded for each rank to create a ranking
Number of Valid Respondents: 689
Valid Response Criteria:
- Counted as a valid respondent only if the target of the aggregation is answered in 1st place
- 2nd and 3rd places are counted only for valid respondents; blanks or 'none' are treated as 0pt
- Point allocation: 1st place = 3pt, 2nd place = 2pt, 3rd place = 1pt
## 1st Place: Yuki Amami, 982 points
Those who answered Yuki Amami provided the following comments:
- Because she is from Takarazuka with a strict hierarchical relationship, her words seem likely to resonate with new members of society. (Female in her 30s)
- There is a sense of trust that 'she will make strict but accurate judgments,' and she seems likely to talk deeply about the resolution as a working adult and professional behavior. (Female in her 50s)
- She looks cool even from a woman's perspective. I feel like she is living a life that serves as a model. (Female in her 50s)
- I think she will talk skillfully about her own experiences in a persuasive way. (Male in his 60s)
- Because her attitude towards work is clear, and she is the type who can tell stories that will make new employees straighten their backs. (Female in her 30s)
Taking the honorable 1st place is Yuki Amami. High trust was placed in her experience at the Takarazuka Revue and the career she has built up as an actor. Many said her opinions and advice are persuasive, and she will surely push new employees forward with her powerful messages.
## 2nd Place: Sayuri Yoshinaga, 130 points
Those who answered Sayuri Yoshinaga provided the following comments:
- She seems likely to talk about the power of continuation and a dignified way of life backed by a long career. (Male in his 60s)
- Because the listener seems likely to become docile. (Female in her 60s)
In this survey, we investigated which female actors are thought to be 'likely to give profound stories that will serve as a reference for the future professional life of new employees.'
Respondents were asked to name their 1st to 3rd choices, and the results were tabulated using points based on rank (1st = 3pt, 2nd = 2pt, 3rd = 1pt).
*When quoting the contents of this press release, we request the following actions:*
- State that the source is 'Hikaku Biz'
- Place a link to Hikaku Biz (https://www.biz.ne.jp/)
## Survey Overview
Survey Content: Survey on female actors who seem likely to give deep advice to new employees
Survey Period: February 27, 2026
Survey Agency: In-house research
Survey Method: Conducted using a questionnaire survey tool
Target Audience: Office workers (regular employees, contract employees, dispatch employees) and executives/directors
Answer Format: Free-text answers for 1st to 3rd place, points awarded for each rank to create a ranking
Number of Valid Respondents: 689
Valid Response Criteria:
- Counted as a valid respondent only if the target of the aggregation is answered in 1st place
- 2nd and 3rd places are counted only for valid respondents; blanks or 'none' are treated as 0pt
- Point allocation: 1st place = 3pt, 2nd place = 2pt, 3rd place = 1pt
## 1st Place: Yuki Amami, 982 points
Those who answered Yuki Amami provided the following comments:
- Because she is from Takarazuka with a strict hierarchical relationship, her words seem likely to resonate with new members of society. (Female in her 30s)
- There is a sense of trust that 'she will make strict but accurate judgments,' and she seems likely to talk deeply about the resolution as a working adult and professional behavior. (Female in her 50s)
- She looks cool even from a woman's perspective. I feel like she is living a life that serves as a model. (Female in her 50s)
- I think she will talk skillfully about her own experiences in a persuasive way. (Male in his 60s)
- Because her attitude towards work is clear, and she is the type who can tell stories that will make new employees straighten their backs. (Female in her 30s)
Taking the honorable 1st place is Yuki Amami. High trust was placed in her experience at the Takarazuka Revue and the career she has built up as an actor. Many said her opinions and advice are persuasive, and she will surely push new employees forward with her powerful messages.
## 2nd Place: Sayuri Yoshinaga, 130 points
Those who answered Sayuri Yoshinaga provided the following comments:
- She seems likely to talk about the power of continuation and a dignified way of life backed by a long career. (Male in his 60s)
- Because the listener seems likely to become docile. (Female in her 60s)