About Aimi Satsukawa
Born 1988. Aimi Satsukawa is a Japanese actor.
is a Japanese actress affiliated with Horipro. She is from the Shizuoka Prefecture. She also goes by the alias Sattsun.
Career At age 14, Satsukawa was scouted for the entertainment industry. In 2004, she moved to Tokyo while entering high school.
Satsukawa initially entered the entertainment industry casually, and she stated in an interview with Arubaito News Plus that even though she auditioned for various dramas and movies, she felt as if she was somewhat of a stranger to the industry, sometimes thinking things like, "I wish the person next to me would get the job". In 2005, in her first film role, The Samurai I Loved, she played the role of the character Fuku as a young girl and was nominated for the 48th Blue Ribbon Award for Best Supporting Actress. This film was a turning point for her as well, and she says that when she saw the completed film, she got a sense of what it means to be a professional and she became determined to take acting seriously as an actor.
She was known for playing characters that had a neat and clean image up until her role in the film Funuke Show Some Love, You Losers!, where she played the role of a character with a darker personality. She was nominated for two categories at the 50th annual Blue Ribbon Awards: Best Supporting Actress and Best Newcomer.
Satsukawa competed in the Junior Olympic Rhythmic Gymnastics National Championships, where she placed 24th overall.
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Who is Aimi Satsukawa?
Japanese actress
When was Aimi Satsukawa born?
Aimi Satsukawa was born on 20 August 1988.
What is Aimi Satsukawa's occupation?
Aimi Satsukawa is an actor.
What nationality is Aimi Satsukawa?
Aimi Satsukawa is Japanese.
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