Monday, December 30, 2013
Thursday, December 12, 2013
A day’s work of actress Anri Okita
A day’s work of actress Anri Okita
Anri Okita works about 12 hours a day.After leaving Japan,she went to China for work opportunities.
Anri Okita was born in 1986 and spent many years as
an actress in Japanese’s AV (Adult Video).Last year,she went to China to look
for her own opportunities.Reporter of page 163 went to the hotel where Anri was
staying,to write about a day’s work of this actress.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Axiom’s Top 10: Japanese Gravure Idols
Axiom’s Top 10: Japanese Gravure Idols
Gravure idols are to Japan as, well, we will let you figure that one out. As the image of Japan’s top idols continues to mature with the times, we can say for certain that age is not an issue. Although the average age of the professional eye-candy models has increased over the years, when it comes to gravure idols, things only get better with time. For the full article describing the history and background of Japan’s gravure idols make sure to check out the “Japan 101: Gravure Idols” article [ link ]. But who are we kidding, you are probably already halfway down the list…without further delay, here are Axiom’s picks for the top 10 gravure idols based on recognizability and progression from gravure idol to celebrity.
10. Ogura Yuko (小倉 優子)
Measurements B:80C W:60 :H90 cm
Height 162 cm (5 ft 4 in) / 43 kg
Born on November 1, 1983 (age 29) in Chiba Prefecture, this gravure model has also made a career as a singer. Not stopping at simply playing the role of every schoolboys’ dream girl, Yuko has claim to an international fanbase through her song featured as the ending theme for the anime “School Rumble” called “”Onna no Ko ♡ Otoko no Ko” (“Girls Love Boys”). Although her gravure career has slowed down since its start in 2001, she still makes appearances on variety television.
Measurements B:80C W:60 :H90 cm
Height 162 cm (5 ft 4 in) / 43 kg
Born on November 1, 1983 (age 29) in Chiba Prefecture, this gravure model has also made a career as a singer. Not stopping at simply playing the role of every schoolboys’ dream girl, Yuko has claim to an international fanbase through her song featured as the ending theme for the anime “School Rumble” called “”Onna no Ko ♡ Otoko no Ko” (“Girls Love Boys”). Although her gravure career has slowed down since its start in 2001, she still makes appearances on variety television.
