About Azumi Uehara
Born 1984. Azumi Uehara is a Japanese singer, pornographic film actor, lyricist, aV idol and adult actress.
is a Japanese former Porn actress and Japanese pop singer.
Life and career Uehara debuted in 2001 with the song which was featured on the anime Detective Conan as its 13th ending song. Both the song and the subsequent album were highly successful. Signed up to Giza Studio, after several minor hits she was fired by her agency in 2007 as she was involved in a fraud scandal, and this was considered "a serious breach of contract". After a long hiatus, she resurfaced in 2012, appearing in an uncensored porn with the stage name of and then making the debut in the main porn circuit with the label Muteki and using just her first name, Azumi.
Released: November 6, 2002 Label: Giza Studio Formats: CD, digital download 5 61,956
Released: October 18, 2006 Label: Giza Studio Formats: CD, digital download 49 3,262
Singles Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album JPN Video title Company Director Notes 2013-01-01 Colorless Azumi MutekiTEK-045 AV debut 2013-05-01 First Impression Azumi Idea Pocket TissueIPZ-094 Tadanori Usami 2013-06-01 Semen Face and 4 Real Sex Idea Pocket TissueIPZ-118 2013-07-01 Azumi Sex and Rich Kiss Idea Pocket TissueIPZ-137 2013-08-01 Beautiful Shaved Woman Azumi Idea Pocket TissueIPZ-164 2013-10-01 Digital Channel DC109 Azumi Idea Pocket SupremeSUPD-109 Jirō Tsubuyaki
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Who is Azumi Uehara?
Japanese singer
When was Azumi Uehara born?
Azumi Uehara was born on 10 April 1984 in Hamamatsu, Tokyo.
What is Azumi Uehara's occupation?
Azumi Uehara is a singer, pornographic film actor, lyricist, aV idol and adult actress.
What nationality is Azumi Uehara?
Azumi Uehara is Japanese.
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