Showing posts with label Sayaka Isoyama. Show all posts
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Sayaka Isoyama - Sexy Bunny AV Girl
Sayaka Isoyama Profile :
Name : 磯山さやか
Name (romaji) : Isoyama Sayaka
Nickname : Isocchi (いそっち)
Profession : Actress, singer, and gravure idol
Birthdate : 1983-Oct-23
Birthplace : Hokota, Ibaraki, Japan
Height : 155cm
Weight : 44kg
Star Sign : Scorpio
Blood Type : A
Talent Agency : HORI AGENCY
Dramas :
2nd House (2006)
Choseishin Gransazer (TV Tokyo, 2003)
Hero (2001) (guest, ep5)
Movies :
Maicchingu Machiko! Bingizu (Maicching Machiko! Begins) (http://www.maicching.com/) (2005)
Chikan Otoko (wiki.thePPN) (http://wiki.theppn.org/Chikan_Otoko) (2005)
min. Jam - Gakko no Kaidan (2005)
Trivia :
Education: Hokota High School
Hobbies: Karaoke, watching high school baseball games, and learning about idols
Specialty: Baton, trumpet, rollerblading, sign language, and spinning plates
Sayaka is an avid fan of baseball. When she was in high school she was the manager of the baseball team, and even then could tell you everything there is to know about the sport.
Has scored in the third level of the Society for Testing English Proficiency (1 being highest out of 5).
Appeared in the Tokusatsu series Chouseishin Gransazer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chouseishin_Gransazer) as Saotome Ran / Sazer Visuel.
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Japanese av girls - hot, cute, sexy, fun loving, naive, polite, immature, ambitious, carefree, introverted, extraverted, Japanese girls are almost as diverse and complicated as Japanese culture. One thing for sure is Japanese girls are hot. In a country where being cute is, for some people, more important than the content of one's personality Japanese girls love to fluant their stuff. Everyone likes to feel they look attractive, cute or sexy, but in Japan is taken to the extreme. Being considered beautiful, cute or sexy is highly regarded. It is almost like the old adage "Children should be seen, not heard". This certainly isn't my opinion but in Japanese society I do feel there is a sense that Japanese women are encouraged to be seen but not heard.
