Yukimi Matsuo

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Yukimi Matsuo
Beauty pageant titleholder
Born	Yukimi Matsuo (1987-10-20) October 20, 1987 Mie Prefecture, Japan
Height	1.73 m (5 ft 8 in)
Measurements	82-60-87cm (32B-24-34)
Hair color	Black
Title(s)	Miss Japan 2013
Major competition(s)	Miss Japan 2013 (Winner) Miss Universe 2013

Yukimi Matsuo (松尾幸実, Matsuo Yukimi, born October 20, 1987) is a Japanese beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned 2013 Miss Universe Japan and will represent Japan in Miss Universe 2013.^[1]

Early life

Matsuo is a passionate manga artist and hopes to spread Japan's love of manga to the world.^[2]

Miss Universe Japan 2013

Yukimi Matsuo was crowned Miss Universe Japan 2013 at the 16th Miss Universe Japan beauty contest. She was crowned by Ayako Hara (the Miss Universe Japan 2012 Winner). The Miss Universe Japan 2013 beauty contest took place at the Tokyo International Forum Hall on grand coronation night of Monday, 4 March 2013. MUJ 2013 competition televised live on the MUJTV following official channels. Yukimi Matsuo will represent Japan at the Miss Universe 2013 beauty contest which will be the 62nd Miss Universe beauty contest, in which Olivia Culpo will crown her successor.^[3]

References

↑ "This year's Miss Universe Japan is actually a mangaka". SG Cafe!. Retrieved 5 March 2013.
↑ "Miss Japan 2013 Profile". globalbeauties.com. 4/3/2013. Check date values in: |date= (help)
↑ "Miss Japan 2013 You Tube". youtube.com. 4/3/2013. Check date values in: |date= (help)

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Awards and achievements
Preceded by Ayako Hara	Miss Universe Japan 2013	Succeeded by Incumbent

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ANG Vaumara Rebelo ARG Brenda González ARU Stefanie Evangelista AUS Olivia Wells AUT Doris Hofmann AZE Aysel Manafova BAH Lexi Wilson BEL Noémie Happart BOL Alexia Viruez BOT Tsaone Macheng BRA Jakelyne Oliveira BVI Sharie De Castro BUL Veneta Kristeva CAN Riza Santos CHI María Jesús Matthei CHN Jin Ye COL Lucia Aldana CRC Fabiana Granados CRO Melita Fabečić CUR Eline de Pool CZE Gabriela Kratochvilová DEN Cecilia_Iftikhar DOM Yaritza Reyes ECU Constanza Báez ELS Alba Delgado EST Kristina Karjalainen ETH Mhadere Tigabe FIN Lotta Hintsa FRA Hinarani de Longeaux GAB Jennifer Ondo GER Anne-Julia Hagen GHA Hanniel Jamin GBR Amy Willerton GRE Anastasia Sidiropoulou GUM Alixes Scott GUA Paulette Samayoa GUY Katherina Roshana HAI Mondiana Pierre HON Diana Mendoza HUN Rebeka Kárpáti IND Manasi Moghe INA Whulandary Herman ISR Yityish Titi Aynaw ITA Luna Voce JAM Kerrie Baylis JPN Yukimi Matsuo KAZ Aygerim Kozhakanova KOR Yu-mi Kim LEB Karen Ghrawi LTU Simona Burbaitė MAS Carey Ng MRI Diya Beeltah MEX Cynthia Duque MYN Moe Set Wine NAM Paulina Malulu NED Stephanie Tency NZE Michelle Cassidy NIC Nastassja Bolívar NGR Stephanie Okwu NOR Mari Chauhan PAN Carolina Brid PAR Guadalupe González PER Cindy Mejía PHL Ariella Arida POL Paulina Krupińska PUR Monic Pérez ROM Oana Andrei RUS Elmira Abdrazakova SRB Ana Vrcelj SIN Shi Lim SVK Jeanette Borhyová SLO Nina Đurđević SWE Alexandra Friberg SUI Dominique Rinderknecht RSA Marilyn Ramos ESP Patricia Rodríguez SRI Amanda Rathnayake TAN Betty Boniphace THA Chalita Yaemwannang TRI Catherine Miller TUR Berrin Keklikler TCA Snwazna Adams UKR Olga Storozhenko USA Erin Brady VEN Gabriela Isler VIE Trương Thị May

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Persondata
Name	Matsuo, Yukimi
Alternative names
Short description	Miss Universe Japan
Date of birth	1987
Place of birth	Mie Prefecture, Japan
Date of death
Place of death

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