Suzi Suzuki

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Suzi Suzuki

Birthdate:	May 3, 1972
Measurements:	34C-24-34
Height:	5'5
Eye color:	Brown
Hair color:	Black
Ethnicity:	Japanese
Suzi Suzuki at IAFD
Suzi Suzuki at AFDB

Suzi Suzuki (born on May 3, 1972 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese actress of American pornography.

As a child she lived in Germany for four years before moving back to her native Japan. Suzi Suzuki started singing while in her teens and was good enough to win a chance to study jazz in New York City. It was while studying and working part-time at a karaoke bar that Suzi spotted an ad in the paper looking for "figure models". Her English wasn't so great, and when she got to the photo shoot it soon became clear what the photographer wanted of her. Suzi was initially a bit shocked, but soon gave in to her curious side. Within months, she was one of the busiest Asian nude-models around.

Suzi decided to try her hand at hardcore after meeting pornstars Jamie Gillis and Ed Powers, who recruited her to make pro-am videos. She quickly progressed to mainstream hardcore videos, becoming very popular from being the only genuine Japanese woman in American hardcore at the time, rather than claiming "half-Japanese" heritage or merely using a Japanese name, as other Asians & Pacific-Islanders in American pornography have done.

Suzi stands at least 5'6", with natural C cup breasts.

Inspired by other Asian pornstars, Suzuki embraced the internet and created her own website for self-promotion and marketing. She also became a very popular performer on tours of stripclubs.

Suzi retired from the business and shutdown her website in 2004. She left a parting message on her website which read in part, "After a lot of thinking about it I have decided that I want to close my web site for the time being. There are a lot of reasons but the one that is most important is that I made a promise to myself about seven years ago that I would only do the adult business, the video and the pictures, for five years and at the end of the five years I would stop. Well it is now about seven years and I think it is a good time to stop."[1]