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Ai Iijima (Japanese: 飯島 愛, Hepburn: Iijima Ai, October 31, 1972 – December 17, 2008) was a Japanese media personality, writer, activist and actress who was an AV idol early in her career, starring in more than 100 films.
Conocida por su nombre artístico; Ai Iijima, (飯島愛, Iijima Ai). (Kōtō (Tokio), Japón. 31 de octubre de 1972 – Shibuya (Tokio), 17 de diciembre de 2008) fue una AV Idol, cantante, conductora, actriz, seiyū, activista, escritora y mangaka japonesa. [1] [2] [3]
Ai Iijima fue el seudónimo utilizado por Matsue Okubo para su carrera artística, en la que se hizo famosa en televisión tras años como camarera y bailarina exótica. Iijima participó en series y en películas de tipo softcore y porno antes de aparecer en numerosos programas de entrevistas y magazines talk-shows en los que alcanzó una gran ...
Ai Iijima. Actress: Noroi. Iijima Ai was born in Koto Ward, Tokyo. Her birth name was Matsue Ookubo, but she would later also use Ai Candy and Mitsuko Ishii as stage names. She had a troubled childhood, according to her autobiography, where she hated her parents so much that she ran away from her home and lives on the streets.
Former television personality Ai Iijima was found dead at her condominium unit in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on Wednesday afternoon, less than two years after she announced her retirement from show business, police said.
Ai Iijima (Japanese: 飯島 愛 , Hepburn: Iijima Ai, October 31, 1972 – December 17, 2008) was a Japanese media personality, writer, activist and actress who was an AV idol early in her career, starring in more than 100 films. She later became the hostess on the nighttime television program, Gilgamesh Ni.
Matsue Ōkubo (del japonés: 大久保松恵 ‘Ōkubo Matsue’). Conocida por su nombre artístico; Ai Iijima, (飯島愛, Iijima Ai ). ( Kōtō (Tokio), Japón. 31 de octubre de 1972 – Shibuya (Tokio), 17 de diciembre de 2008) fue una AV Idol, cantante, conductora, actriz, seiyū, activista, escritora y mangaka japonesa.
