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Pai Pai Miyuki (パイパイ 美ゆき, born 23 March 1952, in Tokyo) is a Japanese actress^[1] and singer. Until 1970, she used the stage name Miyuki Kojima (児島 みゆき, Kojima Miyuki). She is represented with Kagawa Office. She graduated from Musashino-shi Daiichi Elementary School, Musashino Municipal First Junior High School, and Nakano Fumizono High School (now Otsuma Nakano High School).

At the age of 14, she was chosen as the chorus group (Young Fresh) and was singing such as "Masked Ninja Red Shadow" and "Hyoutakomi Haru Island".^[2] In 1968, she appeared as a voice actress in the feature animation film Andersen Monogatari.

In 1970, all four works were produced in the latter part of Nikkatsu (the fourth work was made in 1971) and made a debut in three titles Harenchi Gakuen (also at Yuri Harenchi Gakuen aired on the same year she acted as Mitsuko Yagyuu and she made a spotlight as a "Sexy Talent").^[1]

In 2017, she was cast in Ariyoshi's Meeting for Reviewing, and changed her stage name to "Pai Pai Miyuki".^{[citation needed]}

• List of Japanese actresses

• Profile – Kagawa Office (in Japanese)
• Profile – Office Pilote (in Japanese)
• Miyuki Kojima official blog – Diamond Blog (in Japanese)