Birthdate: born on 10 October 1987
Birthplace: Japan
Height : 158cm
Hobby : listening to music
Proffesion: a Japanese AV Idol

Like any other Japanese AV Idol, she dont open his personal life into press, so we cant find much about her.

Name: Alice Ogura
Birthday: 1984-10-06
Blood Type: A
Height: 152cm
Body Measurements: Breasts:85cm (D) Waist:60cm Hips:83cm
HomeTown: Tokyo
Hobby: video games and batominton
Website: http://www.aliceogura.org

Name : Akiyama Nana (秋山奈々)
Birthdate : December 26th, 1989
Birthplace : Tokyo, Japan
Blood Type : A
Height : 156cm
Bust : 84cm
Waist : 59cm
Hips : 84cm
Shoe size : 24.5cm
Hobbies : Shopping, listening to music
Abilities : Calligraphy, clarinet, dancing
Favorite sports : Soccer, basketball
Favorite movies : Ao no Honoo, The Sound of Music
Favorite manga : Othello., NANA, Peach Girl
Favorite nove : Little By Little
Favorite word : “Positive” (ポジティブ)
Favorite colors : Pink, white, black
Favorite brands : Anna Sui, Cecil McBee
Favorite food : Omelette with fried rice, boiled white rice, strawberries
Family : Mother, grandmother, cat (Momo)

Currently hooked on… Nail art, listening to music

Akiyama Nana began her career as a child model, appearing in television commercials. She made her official debut in 2000 as a model of Kids’ Debut, and three years later was made a model of the junior fashion magazine Pichi Lemon, becoming a Pichimo (short for “pichi model”). By this time she was appearing in several gravure magazines, including Up to Boy and Pure Pure. She also became a campaign girl for Nissan Motor and Sumitomo Forestry commercials.

Akiyama made her debut as an actress in 2005, being cast in the role of Amami Akira on Kamen Rider Hibiki, boosting her popularity tremendously. She continued to act in various dramas since then. The following year she was signed to Victor Entertainment and released her first single and a DVD documenting her journey to becoming a singer.

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* Name: Suzuki Akane (鈴木茜)
* Birthdate: April 2nd, 1984
* Birthplace: Akita
* Blood Type: B
* Height: 166cm
* Bust: 88cm
* Waist: 58cm
* Hips: 82cm
* Shoe size: 23.5cm
* Hobbies: Cooking, manga
* Abilities: Talking, imitating anime characters
* Dream: A multi-talented idol
* Favorite talent: Hamasaki Ayumi
* Favorite type: Someone who is kind and reliable

Family name (in kanji) : ささき
Given name (in kanji) : のぞみ
Birth name : Nozomi (望) Sasaki (佐々木)
Date of birth : 1983-02-19
Hometown : Kanagawa, Japan
Profession : Model and Japanese voice actress

The beautiful Sasaki Nozomi 望佐々木 began modeling for Teen magazines in Japan. She is often seen in popular magazines like Pinky. More pictures of after the break.

Nozomi Sasaki(ささき のぞみ)was born February 9, 1983. She is a female Japanese voice actress from Kanagawa.

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Who’s Dated Who feature on Tang Wei including awards, trivia, quotes, pictures, biography, photos, videos, pics, news, commentary, vital stats, fans and facts.

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In October 2008, the Hong Kong immigration authority approved her application under Quality Migrant Admission Scheme, thus becoming a resident of Hong Kong. This created more opportunities for her and broadened her career in the media industry. She also has ambitions for the United States and Hollywood as well.

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In early March 2008 it was reported that some of Tang Wei’s commercial sponsors had dropped her television and print ads due to her performance in the movie Lust, Caution. This included Tang Wei’s forthcoming TV commercials (for skincare among other things).

She was set to star in Tian Zhuangzhuang’s big budget period film The Warrior and the Wolf, but due to the Chinese media ban she was replaced by actress Maggie Q. Following this, Tang disappeared from the the movie industry for nearly a year.

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Tang Wei (Chinese: 湯唯; pinyin: Tang Wéi), born 7 October 1979, is a Chinese actress. She was selected from more than 10,000 actresses[1] to appear in Ang Lee’s Lust, Caution (Winner of the 2007 Golden Lion award) as Wong Chia Chi, co-starring Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Joan Chen, and Wang Lee-Hom. For the role of Wong Chia Chi, she has won in category Best New Performer of Golden Horse award. She has also been nominated for the Independent Spirit Award…

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Last month Tang Wei shot a 30-second TV commercial for Ponds for which she was reportedly paid 6 million yuan. That’s not looking like such a smart investment now that the commercial has been pulled from television and the Lust, Caution star is said to be banned from the mainland media.

According to the Beijing Morning Post:

This reporter made calls to a number of major TV stations in Beijing and Shanghai, whose employees confirmed that they had pulled the Tang Wei advertisements. However, they said that they were only acting at SARFT’s request. Reportedly, the stations received an order yesterday banning them from promoting Tang Wei in any form, including commercials featuring her as a spokesperson. However, most of the employees said that they had only heard about the ban from their leaders at staff meetings; they had not seen the document with their own eyes.

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No reason was given, nor was Tang Wei’s manager Cindy able to provide any information, so the Internet and print media were free to speculate on just what it was about Tang Wei that had upset the authorities.

The film itself had been the subject of controversy, with some critics accusing it of glorifying traitors. But it would be odd—even for SARFT—to punish an actor for that complaint. Speaking about the recent ban on Lost in Beijing, film censor Zheng Dongtian said: “When punishing a film, we’ll never punish the actors.”

Netizen dlm7882, who noticed that all Lust, Caution videos had been pulled from Youku (the title also pulls up zero results on Tudou and nothing relevant on 6 Rooms), wrote the following (taken from a Tianya repost):

I just learned that SARFT has issued a notice banning any form of promotion, including print news, photos, and video, for Tang Wei, with the threat of severe punishment. I don’t know what you all think of this action by SARFT, but I am truly mystified.

I don’t like Tang Wei at all, but I’ll grant that her performance in that movie deserves affirmation. Overseas actors wouldn’t give a second thought to that sort of thing, but because all kinds of problems in China, including the lack of a ratings system, Tang Wei has become a magnet for criticism. This is not fair at all. Look at how SARFT leader explain why they won’t set up a ratings system—what ludicrous idiocy! The art of cinema is castrated once it arrives in China.

Coincidentally, I just watched Lou Ye’s Summer Palace and saw Hao Lei’s performance, which exceeded Tang Wei’s in every way. This too was a shock: it’s not easy for a Chinese actress to be so open. I don’t say this to encourage actresses to shed their clothes, but rather because I think we ought to learn how to appreciate the performances they offer from the perspective of pure cinema rather than through dirty thoughts.

Reportedly, Ang Lee has turned up in Xinhua’s Internal Reference and is now on the blacklist. To some degree, one could explain a ban on Ang Lee through his lack of concern for China’s moral boundaries, but what’s the point of banning Tang Wei? Are people jealous of her popularity? Those jealous people should go strip then, if they’ve got the guts.

Under this kind of ban, will the people took part in the filming of Lust, Caution be banned as well? If they aren’t, then was an actress banned simply because she dared to shed her clothes on screen? If it comes out that this is the reason, what a disgrace it will be for both SARFT and Chinese cinema! When the shooting and screening of a film becomes solely a matter of politics, when it is nothing more than a tool in the hands of people trading money for power, is there any way for such a county’s film industry to move forward?

On the other hand, from Tang Wei’s perspective, it’s all good: at least she can rest a little. No one will come to interview her now, I’d guess—they won’t be able to publish anything, anyway.

Coincidentally, just yesterday the mainland media reported that viewers were complaining about a shampoo ad campaign featuring Cecilia Cheung, the Hong Kong actress who was a major figure in Edison Chen’s pornographic photo scandal. According to the Chongqing Economic Times, viewers were concerned that Cheung’s reputation would cause undue harm to children who happened to see the commercial.