Erika Yamakawa

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Erika Yamawaka (山川 恵里佳 Yamakawa Erika?, born March 7, 1982) is a female talent of Japan. She is from Iwate, belongs to the show-business production ‘’Avant-gardes’’. She was a gravure idol.

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[edit] Profile

  • Profession: Actress and 'gravure idol' (Japanese term: swimsuit/bikini model)
  • Date of Birth: 7 March, 1982 (Pisces)
  • Birthplace: Iwate, Japan
  • Height: 157 cm (5 feet and 1.8 inches)
  • Measurements: B80 W59 H83 cm (B31.5 W23.2 H32.7 inches)
  • Blood type: A
  • Talent Agency: Avant-gardes

[edit] Career

She won the prize of Miss Young Magazine in 1998, then she became a gravure idol and a female talent. At present, she mainly appears on variety programs on TV. In February 2007, she married Japanese comedian Monkikki.


[edit] Activities

[edit] TV Programs

  • Human Variety Nichiyo no Magellan (ヒューマンバラエティ 日曜のマゼラン), Higashinippon Broadcasting
  • S Para (Sパラ), Television Kanagawa
  • Kiseki Taiken Unbelievable (奇跡体験!アンビリバボー), Fuji Television
  • Heroine Tanjo (ヒロイン誕生), TV Osaka
  • Urinari Geinojin Shako Dance Bu (ウリナリ芸能人社交ダンス部), Nippon Television
  • Tensai Terebikun Wide (天才てれびくんワイド), 2001-03
  • Tensai Terebikun MAX (天才てれびくんMAX), 2003-04
  • Tokyo Niwa-tsuki Ikkodate (東京庭付き一戸建て), Nippon Television 2002
  • Indies Wars (インディーウォーズ), Nippon Television 2004

[edit] Radio Program

  • ERIKA'S BAY NIGHT CRUISIN', bayfm

[edit] Stage Dramas

[edit] Other appearances

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Photo books

  1. Yosei (妖精 / A Fairy), Bunkasha 1999
  2. OK Baby, Wani Books 2000
  3. Hidamari to Bidama (陽だまりとビー玉 / A Place in the Sun and Marbles), Saibunkan 2000

[edit] Trivia

  • Erika is a native speaker of Morioka-ben, one of the dialects in Japan.
  • Erika has the same birthday with Asami Waragai, one of the female announcers at TV Osaka.
  • They said Erika was similar to Mari Yaguchi on various TV programs.
  • Won the Ironman Heavymetalweight Title from Dramatic Dream Team

[edit] External links

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