Embracing a unique style and consistently captivating her audience, Enako is a renowned cosplayer in Japan, attracting a significant following on her personal social media accounts. With her charming looks and striking figure, she has garnered the affection of countless fans across the online community.
Currently, she is considered the most famous cosplayer in the cherry blossom city of Tokyo. Due to her immense popularity, Enako has a very high income from this profession, reportedly earning over 100 million yen (approximately 764,000 USD or more than 17.7 billion VND) annually from cosplay and related activities.
However, the earnings were recently eclipsed when Enako publicly revealed that she received over 200 million yen (approximately 1.52 billion USD or more than 35.45 billion VND) in a single week. Discussing her main profession, Enako focuses on cosplay, participating in events and photo shoots. With her fame and the attention she receives, the 1994-born talent also serves as a spokesperson for various brands.
During the program “Uramayo! Famous People (Secrets) Unveiled” that took place on January 2nd, Enako and her representative presented a segment that surprised many viewers.
Participants in the discussion during this program expressed admiration for the well-known cosplayer, noting that she earns over 100 million yen annually. Meanwhile, fellow Japanese celebrity Tomio Umezawa commented that while he spends his earnings on costumes for his company, Enako responded by specifying that her expenses are primarily related to her outfits. The interesting thing is that she genuinely does not know how much is in her bank account, as her manager closely monitors her finances.
Enako’s manager continued to share insights about this matter, explaining that “taking care of her is like taking care of a child to ensure she doesn’t forget to pay taxes…”
Later, the program’s host revealed that Enako’s manager had previously suggested withdrawing 1 million yen monthly from her account, while Enako seemed unaware of the situation. The manager firmly responded, “No, absolutely not,” explaining that Enako earns 200 million yen each year. However, she shares a 50/50 split with the management company representing her talent, and has clear contracts detailing her financial arrangements.
Other participants in the discussion echoed the sentiment that Enako’s manager is a trustworthy individual, emphasizing that she is a “transparent person.”
