Nao Oikawa
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Nao Oikawa (born 21 April 1981 in Hiroshima, Japan) is a Japanese actress, television personality and former AV idol who was very popular in the early 2000s. Born in Hiroshima and moved to Tokyo as a child, she was scouted at 18 after high school and design school and made her debut adult video at 19 for the Media Station Cosmos Plan label in September 2000, Honeybee's Mischief. She signed an exclusive contract with KMP in spring 2003, appeared in the V-Cinema movie Virgin Teacher Hinako in September 2001, retired from AV in 2004, and followed her AV career with appearances on television variety shows.
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Nao Oikawa (born 21 April 1981 in Hiroshima, Japan) is a Japanese actress and television personality and former AV idol who debuted in September 2000 and retired from AV in 2004.
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- Nao Oikawa seated in a crochet top and long colourful skirt with white sneakers — Nishinippon Shimbun Original source
- Nao Oikawa at an event in a light sleeveless dress with earrings — Encount Original source
- Nao Oikawa in a white lace top and black vest — Oricon Original source
- Nao Oikawa smiling with a microphone, light top — Cinema Today Original source
At a glance
- Born
- 21 April 1981, Hiroshima, Japan
- Career
- Japanese actress, television personality and former AV idol who was very popular in the early 2000s. Born in Hiroshima and moved to Tokyo as a child, she was scouted at 18 after high school and design school and made her debut adult video at 19 for the Media Station Cosmos Plan label in September 2000, Honeybee's Mischief. She signed an exclusive contract with KMP in spring 2003, appeared in the V-Cinema movie Virgin Teacher Hinako in September 2001, retired from AV in 2004, and followed her AV career with appearances on television variety shows.
- Country
- Japan
- Note
- Portrait: Wikimedia 2022 interview still, white shirt and blue cardigan, face visible, solo, opaque (CLEAN).
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Image credit: Wikimedia Commons