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Kebanyakan Semua dari Gravure Idol |
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Mika Chiba dah bersara sekarang menetap di Hawaii |
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kebanyakan sebelum diorang terjun ke bidang Dorama ini diorang punya debut banyak berlakon dalam Tokusatsu... |
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rupanya makcik yg jadi rita repulsar dan mak pada vandara dah lama meninggal 
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Keiko Kitagawa : Finding Fame in Her Own Way !
Real Sports Web posted an interesting editorial about Keiko Kitagawa, and how her clean past is keeping her with her agency, Stardust Promotion. The agency recently dropped one of its “breadwinner” stars, Erika Sawajiri over allegations of drug abuse. Given the recent arrests of many stars in Japan for drug abuse, Stardust is axing any star with even the slightest hint of a drug problem. The article then talked about how Keiko is now playing many leading roles, such as the recent TV Drama Buzzer Beat, and in her very first Japanese period movie, Hana no Ato. We have a beautiful shot of her from this movie featured today (more can be found here) ! Keiko will be featured next in the movie Elevator To The Gallows. She has been called a starlet who is “ a step ahead of today’s generation ”. Originally, she had been a local model, but later transitioned to drama. Playing Sailor Mars in PGSM was her first role, however in recent times her agency has tried to keep knowledge of that at bay. Keiko has never been one to show very much of her body, and the article makes special mention that she is the only star of PGSM who has not turned to the world of gravure idols (and makes specific mention of Miyuu Sawaii in this context). However, because there were a few shots of her bloomers, this has somewhat taken away from her wholesome image. However, now that Keiko has a more “developed figure” and that she is now a more respected model, this isn’t a huge deal anymore (though some still think that PGSM is an obscure credit). The writer ends the article hoping that Keiko tries more, and that she also cosplays a bit in the future.
In Japanese society though, gravure idols aren’t seen as being “ dirty ” like they are perceived in North American culture. For many girls in fact, the only way for them to really get their start in the industry most times is to get into gravure modeling. We have to admire Keiko Kitagawa for avoiding these things largely and becoming a respected star in Japan. Fans, what are your thoughts on this? Do you think Keiko necessarily made the wrong decision in not pursuing a gravure career after PGSM ended ?
Sources : http://www.moon-chase.com/
http://npn.co.jp/article/detail/47727113/
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oh yeke tak perasan lak.....  |
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sailormoon leh kire tokusatsu ek? [saye noob]
btw... aku suke mele chan! sile lihat gekiranger... n die juga ade dlm kamen rider w!
n sape yg dr tokusatsu jadik av idol ek? aku kenal 2 org... tp die dr av idol berlakon dlm tokusatsu... dlm go onger sorang... dlm akibaranger sorang... 
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rena, amoi heroin dari siri ultraman tiga, cute giler muka dia ni
dalam kehidupan sebenar, dia ni sebenarnya anak kepada pelakon hero atromen yg mula-mula sekali tu, yang nama dia hayata tu
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RED 666 posted on 20-10-2013 09:28 PM 
rena, amoi heroin dari siri ultraman tiga, cute giler muka dia ni
dalam kehidupan sebenar, dia ni ...
jalan cerita pun ada connection jugak dengan Ultraman Hayata... Filem Ultraman Tiga dulu....
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Hikari Mitsushima : from pop idol to screen diva ?
Up until last year, 24-year-old Hikari Mitsushima was best known as a former member of the Okinawan idol group Folder 5.
Then she returned in fine style, wowing critics and cinemagoers alike with her role in Sion Sono's critically acclaimed, four-hour exploration of religion and romance, " Ai no Mukidashi " ( " Love Exposure " ). Now she's a searing hot property as one of Japan's most in-demand young actresses.
On screen, Mitsushima does battle in a miniskirt against a group of guys, flashes her panties, makes love with a girl and manically recites biblical phrases in a performance that won her many film awards, including Best Female Performance at the Fantasia International Festival 2009 in Montreal, Canada, and Best New Artist at the 34th Hochi Film Awards in Tokyo.
" I gave my all in that performance, feeling that it's OK if I die during the shooting, " she added.
It is a vehicle into which Mitsushima pours her high-octane, youthful energy in a performance that, she explained, was the result of Sono's harsh guidance.
Born in 1985, the first child of physical education teachers in Okinawa, Mitsushima grew up surrounded by adults.
In 1997, at age 11, Mitsushima debuted as a member of Folder, a seven-member boy-and-girl J-pop idol group. Then, in 2000, the group later transformed into the more widely known Folder 5, with a lineup of just five girls, releasing eight singles before disbanding in 2003.
" When I was a junior high school student, I was put into a dormitory for girls in show business away from my family. Though I had to step out into society on my own, I was too young to know how to behave," she said. And to deal with the world as a professional idol when she was in Folder 5, she said she soon learned to " fake it. "
But in the process of " faking it " and behaving the way adults wanted, Mitsushima said she lost touch with her real feelings.
That began to change after she started acting.
In fact, though, Mitsushima's made her first screen appearance at age 11, after being selected through auditions for a role in the monster flic " Mosura 2 : Kaitei no Daikessen, " ( " Rebirth of Mothra II " ).
" I was selected just for being a girl who looked ' Okinawan and energetic, ' " she said modestly. " When I look at my performance in the film now, it's so awful to the point that it is funny. But back then, when I first saw that performance, I was moved by myself. Somehow my face on the screen looked like it was trying really hard to express something. "
That, she says, was when she first thought acting could be the career for her.
However, she had to wait until 2005 to embark on a real acting career. It was then, after about eight years of trying, that she finally got a role in the children's TV drama " Ultraman Max, " in which she played an android named Elly. She went on to appear in other TV dramas, on stage in theater and in movies — including a supporting role in Shusuke Kaneko's " Death Note " in 2007.
From then until 2009, the roles she got were mostly playing pretty, dolly types that reflected her idol image. In that year, though, she starred in " Ai no Mukidashi, " Kaneko's " Pride " and Daihachi Yoshida's " Kuhio Taisa. " In all three films, she displayed an intense energy and power that drew widespread critical acclaim. T his year, Mitsushima — although she says it's not intentional — seems to have widened her acting scope and revived her image as a " tough, powerful and aggressive girl. "
By contrast, in another independent film, " Kawa no Soko kara Konnichiwa " ( " Sawako Decides, " slated for May 1 release ), Mitsushima seemed to have had a fun time playing a comical part.
Mitsushima will appear with SMAP member Takuya Kimura in a Fuji TV drama titled " Tsuki no Koibito " ( " Moon Lovers " ) that's set to start in early May.
After that, her film " Akunin " ( " Villain " ) is set to open in the fall — and it's a movie the actress said she's " most afraid to watch " because she was " very confused on the set" and thinks her performance is either " feast or famine. " But she won't reveal anything else about the film.
Sources : http://www.japantimes.co.jp
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Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Live Action '' Ayaka Komatsu Birthday '' (2/8/2014)
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