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Misa Aika (b. 1976)

Alias:
愛禾みさ

Birthplace:
Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan

Born:
November 2, 1976

Biography from TheMovieDB

Misa Aika (born November 2, 1976) is a Japanese talent hailing from Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture. In January 1993, she made her CD debut under the name Kumiko Fujiwara from Maikaru Hummingbird. Her debut song "Junai" was used in a commercial for Johnson & Johnson Baby Lotion, although she did not appear in the actual commercial. While the song garnered attention, her debut single did not sell well and her planned second single for June was shelved. She wrote the lyrics for the song herself. Following this, she joined the Sakura Club Sakura Group and changed her name to Makoto Kurosawa. After the end of Sakura Club, she changed her name once again to Aika Misa and pursued a career as a sexy genre actress.  During the same period, she crossed paths with idol Asami Inoue, who was a senior in the junior high school's art club. The two had an interview together in the magazine "Kindai Eiga" during their debut days.  Source: "愛禾みさ" - Wikipedia Japan

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