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'''Wakui Emi''' (和久井映見) is a Japanese actress and singer. Wakui got her chance in show business when she scouted while working at Tokyo Disneyland after graduating from high school. She would soon after appear in television doramas, commercials, and films with her first performance in an commercial in 1988. She also started a music career in 1990 with releasing her first single, entitled [[My Lonely Guppai Club]].
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'''Wakui Emi''' (和久井映見) is a Japanese actress and singer. Wakui got her chance in show business when she scouted while working at Tokyo Disneyland after graduating from high school. She would soon after appear in television doramas, commercials, and films with her first performance in an commercial in 1988. She also started a music career in 1990 with releasing her first single, entitled "[[My Lonely Gubbai Club]]".
  
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In 1991, Wakui would win the Best Actress Award at that year's Japan Academy Awards for her role in the movie Musuko. She also won the same award for the movie Niji no Hanashi in 1994. Then two years later, she would married her Niji no Hanashi co-star, actor [[Hagiwara Masato]], for eight years until their divorce in 2003.
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In 1991, Wakui won the Best Actress Award at that year's [[Nihon Academy Taishou]] for her role in the movie ''[[Musuko]]''. She also won the same award for the movie Niji no Hanashi in 1994. Then two years later, she would married her ''[[Niji no Hanashi]]'' co-star, actor [[Hagiwara Masato]], for eight years until their divorce in 2003.
  
 
== Profile ==
 
== Profile ==
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* [1994.04.25] [[Anata ga Watashi ni Kureta mo ~Hits & More~]] (あなたがわたしにくれたもの～Hits & More～)
 
* [1994.04.25] [[Anata ga Watashi ni Kureta mo ~Hits & More~]] (あなたがわたしにくれたもの～Hits & More～)
 
* [1994.11.26] [[Itoshida no Aru Basho]] (愛しさのある場所)
 
* [1994.11.26] [[Itoshida no Aru Basho]] (愛しさのある場所)
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* [1995.06.25] [[Singles|SINGLES]]
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* [1995.06.25] [[Singles (Wakui Emi)|SINGLES]]
 
* [1996.01.25] [[Dearest (Wakui Emi)|Dearest]]
 
* [1996.01.25] [[Dearest (Wakui Emi)|Dearest]]
 
* [1997.06.25] [[Kokoro ni Hana ga Saku You ni]] (心に花が咲くように)
 
* [1997.06.25] [[Kokoro ni Hana ga Saku You ni]] (心に花が咲くように)
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=== Singles ===
 
=== Singles ===
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* [1990.01.01] [[My Lonely Guppai Club]] (マイ・ロンリィ・グッバイ・クラブ)
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* [1990.01.01] [[My Lonely Gubbai Club]] (マイ・ロンリィ・グッバイ・クラブ)
 
* [1990.09.05] [[Tenshi ni Thrill wo Oshiete Agete]] (天使にスリルを教えてあげて)
 
* [1990.09.05] [[Tenshi ni Thrill wo Oshiete Agete]] (天使にスリルを教えてあげて)
 
* [1991.07.01] [[Akira ga Kawaisou]] (アキラが可哀想)
 
* [1991.07.01] [[Akira ga Kawaisou]] (アキラが可哀想)

Latest revision as of 04:15, 7 April 2011

Wakui Emi

Wakui Emi (和久井映見) is a Japanese actress and singer. Wakui got her chance in show business when she scouted while working at Tokyo Disneyland after graduating from high school. She would soon after appear in television doramas, commercials, and films with her first performance in an commercial in 1988. She also started a music career in 1990 with releasing her first single, entitled "My Lonely Gubbai Club".

In 1991, Wakui won the Best Actress Award at that year's Nihon Academy Taishou for her role in the movie Musuko. She also won the same award for the movie Niji no Hanashi in 1994. Then two years later, she would married her Niji no Hanashi co-star, actor Hagiwara Masato, for eight years until their divorce in 2003.

Profile

  • Real Name: Wakui Ryoko (和久井良子)
  • Birthdate: December 8, 1970
  • Birthplace: Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture
  • Blood Type: A

Discography

Albums

Singles

External Links

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