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Azumi Uehara

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Native name
  
上原 あずみ

Years active
  
2001–

Origin
  
Tokyo, Japan

Name
  
Azumi Uehara

Genres
  
Rock


Born
  
April 10, 1984 (age 40) (
1984-04-10
)

Occupation(s)
  
Singer Adult actress

Also known as
  
Azumi, Yui Nagahara

Azumi uehara mushoku pv


Azumi Uehara (Japanese: 上原 あずみ, Hepburn: Uehara Azumi, born April 10, 1984) is a Japanese adult video (AV) actress and former Japanese pop singer

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Life and career

Uehara debuted in 2001 with the song "Aoi Aoi Kono Hoshi ni" (青い青いこの地球に) 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 adult movie with the stage name of Yui Nagahara and then making the debut in the main adult video circuit with the label Muteki and using just her first name, Azumi.

Albums

  • Mushoku (無色) (November 6, 2002) peak ranked 5th at Oricon albums charts
  • Ikitakuwanai Bokura (生きたくはない僕等) (October 18, 2006) peak ranked 49th at Oricon albums charts
  • Singles

  • "Aoi Aoi Kono Hoshi ni" (青い青いこの地球に) (October 31, 2001) (Detective Conan 13th Ending Theme) peak ranked 9th at Oricon singles charts
  • "Special Holynight" (December 5, 2001) peak ranked 19th at Oricon singles charts
  • "Bye Bye My Blue Sky" (February 20, 2002) peak ranked 33rd at Oricon singles charts
  • "Lazy" (June 19, 2002) peak ranked 33rd at Oricon singles charts
  • "Mushoku" (無色) (September 11, 2002) (Detective Conan 15th Ending Theme) peak ranked 5th at Oricon singles charts
  • "Himitsu" (秘密) (December 7, 2005) peak ranked 40th at Oricon singles charts
  • "Never free" (April 19, 2006) peak ranked 55th at Oricon singles charts
  • "Song for you: Seiippai Chigaraippai" (Song for you ~精一杯力一杯~) (September 13, 2006) peak ranked 74th at Oricon singles charts
  • References

    Azumi Uehara Wikipedia