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Could a reference please be provided for this bit of trivia- what high school she went to? RNavigator 16:12, 2 November 2006 (UTC)

That looks bad on the school. Taylorite

I don't see how it looks bad on the school. Besides, that isn't important. If it is referenced, it should go in the article. If it isn't referenced, it shouldn't go in the article. MightyAtom 04:43, 6 November 2006 (UTC)

She went to a Christian school for several years (I know, I was there) and started a career in porn as soon as she was old enough. On the school's wiki page, a link to her porn wiki page. How does that not look bad on the school? The link is off of the school page now, so whatever. I guess I'm just taking personal frustrations out on this because I'm dissapointed in her. She had so much potential in high school, but she never took advantage of it since she was always sleeping around. It's sad, really. Taylorite

Well, you are making a value judgement that being a pornographic actress is a bad thing, compared to being a Christian which is a good thing. However, those are just your own personal opinions, ones which I don't personally share. I don't think it is sad at all. In fact, by being one of the top AV actresses in Japan, I would she is realizing her potential, and doing exceptionally well for herself. And either way, personal opinions shouldn't be represented on wikipedia. If it is a fact that she went to the school, and can be referenced, then it should appear on both pages. MightyAtom 22:21, 7 November 2006 (UTC)

Per Wikipedia policy verifiability, I'm removing the reference to the Christian Academy in Japan. RNavigator 13:27, 18 November 2006 (UTC)

I'm, again, removing the reference to CAJ, as there is still no verifiable reference provided in the article. 72.58.104.253, you say it is discussed on her blog. All you have to do is provide the reference in the article (exact URL). Or bibliographic information from a yearbook or some other published source. Until that reference is provided, the sentence does not meet up to verifiability standards. I might add that the Japanese Wikipedia article simply says that she attended an international school. Also that the history of this article indicates a disagreement as to whether it was CAJ or ASIJ. Either way, a source needs to be provided in the article. RNavigator 18:36, 19 November 2006 (UTC)

RNavigator, you are a regular contributor to the page on "Christian Academy in Japan", I do hope that this is not an attempt by you to remove any 'unsavoury' references to the school. As for a reference, here it is: http://blog.dmm.co.jp/actress/ozawa_maria/archives/021171.html#comments, http://blog.dmm.co.jp/actress/ozawa_maria/archives/021284.html#comments, http://blog.dmm.co.jp/actress/ozawa_maria/archives/021171.html#comments. Conveniently, the relevant sections are in English. I trust the link can stay up now.