Japanese actress and gravure idol (born 1990)
Airi Nakajima |
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Born | (1990-08-13) August 13, 1990 (age 34)
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Nationality | Japanese |
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Other names | Airin |
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Occupation(s) | Actress, gravure idol |
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Years active | 2006 - |
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Agent | Sense Up |
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Height | 1.57 m (5 ft 2 in) (2014) |
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Airi Nakajima (中島 愛里, Nakajima Airi, born August 13, 1990, in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan)[1] is a Japanese actress and gravure idol who is represented by the talent agency, Sense Up. She is nicknamed Airin (アイリーン, Airīn).
Biography
In 2007, Nakajima was elected as a finalist on Miss Magazine 2007. She was awarded the "Miss Shūkan Shōnen Magazine" prize in July.
On July 15, Nakajima has been carried out in the unveiling event of Miss Magazine 2007 at Sunshine City, Fountain Square, Ikebukuro, Tokyo. In the same event, Miss Magazine uniforms are passed, which were formally subscribed to the Miss Magazine football team. Her uniform number is 7 (25 until February 2009). At the uniform on the back it is written as "Eye-ri". She graduated from Kangawa Prefectural Ikuta East High School.
Filmography
TV series
Year
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Title
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Role
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Network
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Notes
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2009 |
Smile |
Yuki Takasaki |
TBS |
Episode 1
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Love Game |
Kaoru Aizawa (high school) |
YTV |
Episode 7
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Boku no Himitsu Heiki |
Rika Konishi |
NBN |
Episode 2
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2010 |
Peacemaker Kurogane |
Akesato |
MBS, TBS |
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2011 |
Taisetsunakoto wa Subete Kimi ga Oshiete Kureta |
Airi Nakano |
Fuji TV |
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2012 |
Keishichō Minamidaira Han: Nana-ri no Keiji |
Yukari |
TBS |
Episode 5
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2013 |
Shokatsu Deka |
Nana Higuchi |
Fuji TV |
Episode 8
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Tank Top Fighter |
Kanae Hirano / Kaon |
TBS |
Episode 5
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2014 |
Team: Keishichō Tokubetsu Hanzai Sōsa Honbu |
Fumika Aoyagi |
TV Asahi |
Episode 3
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Woman Won't Allow It |
Kobashi's wife |
TBS |
Episode 9
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2015 |
Saikyō no Hōtei Saibankan Sakurako to 10-ri no Hyōketsu |
Ayaka Sasaki |
TV Tokyo |
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Uroborosu: Kono Ai Koso, Seigi |
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TBS |
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Flowers for Algernon |
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TBS |
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Films
Year
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Title
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Role
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Notes
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Ref.
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2009 |
Jaws in Japan |
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2011 |
Ishi no Furu Oka |
Shodai Ishikawa |
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2012 |
Life Is Dead |
Aoi Sakurai |
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2013 |
Yoake Zen Asayake-chū |
Fuyumi Kawaguchi |
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2014 |
Gekijō-ban Tokyo Sensetsu Yuganda Igyō Toshi |
Shihomi |
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2015 |
Zenkai no Uta |
Tsubaki Takamine |
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