Biography
RH Tokyo is one of the two teams representing Japan in “World of Street Woman Fighter 2025“, the highly anticipated global dance competition by Mnet, set to premiere on May 27, 2025. The team is led by RIEHATA, a world-renowned dancer and choreographer known for her work with top K-pop artists such as BTS, BoA, Zico, TWICE, CL, and EXO. “World of Street Woman Fighter 2025” marks the third season of the hit series and the first to feature teams from across the world, including South Korea, the United States, France, New Zealand, and Brazil. RH Tokyo is ready to take on the challenge and leave their mark on the global competition.
RH Tokyo Members
Rena
Stage name: Rena
Full name: Rena Hattori
Birthday: September 18, 1999
Instagram: @rena_hattori
Nationality: Japanese
Facts:
- Rena began dancing at the age of 6, encouraged by her mother. She honed her foundational skills at institutions like ZEAL and EXPG.
- At 9, she met renowned dancer RIEHATA, becoming one of her first young students. By 10, Rena joined RIEHATA’s kids dance team, LOLK!DZ, achieving numerous contest awards.
- Rena was a member of avex ROYALBRATS during the inaugural season of Japan’s professional dance league, D.LEAGUE, securing the first championship.
- She has appeared in music videos and live performances for global artists like ZICO and Jackson Wang, and has contributed choreography for various projects.
- Rena is active in multiple dance teams, primarily “Rht.” In August 2023, she participated as a member of the Japanese team “TSUBAKILL” on the popular Korean show “STREET WOMAN FIGHTER 2,” expanding her international fanbase.
Rie Hata
Stage name: Riehata
Birthday: August 9, 1990
Instagram: @riehata
Nationality: Japanese
Facts:
- Her main genre is Hip-Hop and she is the director of the dance crew “avex ROYALBRATS” from D.LEAGUE, Japan’s first professional dance league. She has created choreographies for Japanese artists such as EXILE, GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE, Nissy, KAT-TUN, etc., Korean artists such as BTS, NCT, EXO, Red Velvet, ATEEZ, BoA, etc., and Western artists such as Chris Brown and Omarion.
- She started dancing in elementary school, and after graduating from junior high school, she continued her dance training in LA, where some of her relatives were living.
- She was a producer and instructor at STUDIO S.W.A.G., a dance studio in Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City. She has a close friendship with EXILE NAOTO, CrazyBoy and SWAY.
- She has two sons. Her father is Japanese, while her mother is Filipino.
ReiNa QueenMe
Stage name: ReiNa QueenMe
Full Name: Reina Kaneko
Birthday: May 16, 2001
Instagram: @reina_queenme
Nationality: Japanese
Facts:
- ReiNa began dancing at the age of 5, joining a local dance circle at her community center.
- She gained recognition as a teenager by winning various dance competitions, particularly for her freestyle skills.
- ReiNa has performed as a backup dancer for international artists such as Justin Bieber during his “Purpose Tour” in Tokyo and appeared in Chris Brown’s “Party” music video.
- At just 19, she choreographed routines for K-pop groups like Stray Kids and NCT U, showcasing her versatility and creative talent.
- She is a member of the Japanese dance team RIEHATATOKYO and was the first Asian dancer to join France’s Criminalz Crew.
- She frequently conducts dance workshops and performs live, both in Japan and internationally, inspiring dancers worldwide.
Asuka
Stage name: Asuka
Birthday: September 10, 1999
Instagram: @asukapolo
Nationality: Japanese
Facts:
- Asuka is a Japanese dancer affiliated with RIEHATATOKYO, LOL K!DZ, RITA, and avex ROYALBRATS.
- Asuka has participated in dance routines choreographed by renowned choreographer RIEHATA, including performances to “Hush Hush” by BE:FIRST and ATEEZ.
Rico Hirai
Stage name: Rico Hirai
Full name: Rico Hirai
Birthday: 2001
Instagram: @guffawrico777
Nationality: Japanese
Facts:
- She is a student at Kwansei Gakuin University.
- Since 2022, RICO has traveled globally, teaching and performing in countries such as the USA, South Korea, Vietnam, China, India, and various European nations.
- In November 2022, she was selected as one of the eight finalists for the atmos pink × NIKE dance project “RIEHATA MORE THAN EVER,” leading to performances in RIEHATA’s music video and events.
- Performed as a dancer at the MAMA Awards in November 2022 for ZICO’s “Freak,” choreographed by RIEHATA.
- She performed at TOKYO GIRLS Raul special stage “TRANSCENDANCE” on September 2, 2023.
Mona
Stage name: Mona
Instagram: @mona712
Nationality: Japanese
Facts:
- MONA began street dancing at the age of 5
- In high school, she secured a national championship and participated in the Dance Delight finals.
- She has worked as a dancer and choreographer for artists such as E-girls, DREAMS COME TRUE, RIRI, and ONE OK ROCK.
- Her collaborations include global brands like NIKE.
- She has choreographed for TWICE member Nayeon’s solo track “POP!”
- MONA offers dance lessons at Major Dance Studio in Nakameguro, Tokyo.
Ako
Stage name: Ako
Full name: Ako Honda
Birthday: August 2002
Instagram: @akosunii
Nationality: Japanese
Facts:
- Ako began dancing at a young age and received numerous awards in dance competitions during her childhood.
- In 2014, she became a member of the dance crew Rht.
- In 2021, as part of avexROYALBRATS, she won the inaugural season of the professional dance league D.LEAGUE.
- Ako has appeared in music videos and performances for various artists, including AI, AK-69, Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, and ZICO.
- Ako is also a certified yoga instructor, having obtained the RYT200 certification from the Yoga Alliance.
Nina Neves
Stage name: Nina Neves
Full name: Nina Neves
Birthday: March 2000
Instagram: @ninanevesss
Nationality: Japanese – Brazilian
Facts:
- Born in Okinawa, Japan, to a Brazilian father and a Japanese mother.
- Began rhythmic gymnastics at age 6, training for 7 years.
- Started hip-hop dance at age 10, honing skills at EXPG STUDIO OKINAWA and participating in various events, live tours, and music videos.
- At 19, traveled to Brazil to study hip-hop and jazz funk, impressing local dancers.
- Studied in Los Angeles, exploring styles like hip-hop, jazz funk, heels, and contemporary dance.
- Became a cast member of the dance camp “KĀOS,” selected by renowned choreographers such as Lyle Beniga and Ysabelle Capitulé.
- At 21, moved to Shanghai to assist in establishing EXPG STUDIO SHANGHAI while expanding her own career.
- Currently based in Japan, performing and teaching dance workshops worldwide.
