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| − | Kihara Aki was one of the original members of [[Onyanko Club]]. On April 25th, she was fired following tabloid pictures that depicted her smoking in a café after work with several other members ( | + | Kihara Aki was one of the original members of [[Onyanko Club]]. On April 25th, she was fired following tabloid pictures that depicted her smoking in a café after work with several other members (Shuukan Bunshun Kitsuen Jiken scandal). However, on the 30th she was reinstated as a member of the group despite being clearly visible in the pictures. |
In 1986, she became a member of [[Nyangilas]] with [[Nagoya Mika]] (#9), [[Tatsumi Rika]] (#15) and [[Shiraishi Mako]] (#22). They released 2 singles and one album. | In 1986, she became a member of [[Nyangilas]] with [[Nagoya Mika]] (#9), [[Tatsumi Rika]] (#15) and [[Shiraishi Mako]] (#22). They released 2 singles and one album. | ||
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Kihara Aki (樹原亜紀) was a member of the popular 1980s group Onyanko Club as #6.
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Profile
- Name: Kihara Aki (樹原亜紀)
- Real Name: Aki Moor (亜紀・ムール)
- Birthdate: March 30th, 1969
- Birthplace: Kanagawa
- Blood type: AB
- Height: 169cm
Information
Kihara Aki was one of the original members of Onyanko Club. On April 25th, she was fired following tabloid pictures that depicted her smoking in a café after work with several other members (Shuukan Bunshun Kitsuen Jiken scandal). However, on the 30th she was reinstated as a member of the group despite being clearly visible in the pictures.
In 1986, she became a member of Nyangilas with Nagoya Mika (#9), Tatsumi Rika (#15) and Shiraishi Mako (#22). They released 2 singles and one album.
She graduated from Onyanko Club on March 30th, 1987 (she had been a member for 729 days). Afterwards, she became a freelance writer and moved to Holland where she married. She currently lives in Rotterdam where she works as a cook in a traditional Japanese restaurant.
Trivia
- She was the tallest member in Onyanko Club.
- Her representative song in the group was the song ねぇ、照れないで (Nee, Terenaide) that appeared on the album Saishuu de Saigo by Nyangilas.
