Asuka Hinoi ( 樋 井 明日香 Hinoi Asuka , born January 8, 1991 , Cavatinagano [1] , Japan ) is a Japanese singer and actress. In 2002-2008, she was engaged in vocal activities, best known as the leader of the Hinoi Team in 2005-2007. Since 2013, she has been involved in acting (although she played secondary roles before that), starred in six films and eleven dramas .
| Asuka Hinoi 樋 井 明日香 | |
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| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | |
| A country |  Japan |
| Professions | singer , actress |
| Years of activity | 2002 (with the band Love & Peace) 2003-2004 (solo) 2005-2007 (leader of the Hinoi Team) 2007-2008 (solo) since 2013 (actress) |
| Instruments | |
| Genres | J-Pop , Trans , Eurobit |
| Collectives | Hinoi team |
| Labels | Sonic Groove , Avex Trax , Pony Canyon |
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Biography
Asuki's musical career began in 2002 , when she, along with Hikaru Koyama and Miho Hiroshige, was chosen to form the band Love & Peace. The song of the group “Drifter” became the theme for the film “Dodge Go! Go! ”, Also the girls played secondary roles in this film. In 2003, the group “mezzo piano” was formed, which did not release a single song. Later in 2003, Tomoko Kawase, better known as Tommy, seeing the potential in Asuka, became the producer of her first single “Wanna Be Your Girlfriend”, 5 months later the second single “Tatta Hitori no Kimi” was released. On December 4, 2004, it was announced that Asuka would become the leader of the Hinoi Team . In 2005-2007, the Hinoi Team released many singles. In the spring of 2007, Asuka released her new solo Asu e no Hikari. In 2008, the new song “Suiren” was released. In 2012, Asuka became a model of the online store of the fashion brand A-li-E. Since 2013, she has been involved in acting, starring in films, drama, and advertising.
Discography
Love & Peace
- Drifter
Hinoi Team
Solo
- Wanna Be Your Girlfriend ( November 19, 2003 )
- Tatta Hitori no Kimi ( April 14, 2004 )
- Asu e no Hikari ( May 2, 2007 )
- Suiren ( March 19, 2008 )
Filmography
In 2016, Asuka starred in 11 dramas and 6 films [2] .
Drama
- Pyua rabu ( Japanese ピ ュ ア ・ ラ ブ Puah slave , literal translation “Pure Love”) (2002, TBS )
- Pyua rabu 2 ( Japanese ピ ュ ア ・ ラ ブ II Puah rabu ni ) (2002, TBS)
- Pyua rabu 3 ( Japanese ピ ュ ア ・ ラ ブ III Puya rabu san ) (2003, TBS)
- Kunimitsu no matsuri ( Japanese ク ニ ミ ツ の 政 Kunimitsu no matsuri ) (2003, Fuji TV )
- Oniyome nikki: Ii yu da na ( 鬼 嫁 日記 い い 湯 だ な Oniyome nikki i: yudana , literal translation “Harpy's Diary: Judana”) (2007, Fuji TV)
- Aibō, season 12 ( Japanese 相 棒 Season12 Aibo :) (October 16, 2013, TV Asahi )
- Nazo no Tenkosei ( Japanese な ぞ の 転 校 生 Nadzo no tenko: Sei , literal translation of “The Mysterious Apprentice”) (2014, TV Tokyo )
- Sougiya Matsuko no jikenbo 4 ( Japanese 葬 儀 屋 松子 の 事件簿 4 So: Giya Matsuko no jikenbo ён ) (2014, TV Tokyo)
- Fasuto Kurasu ( Japanese フ ァ ー ス ト ク ラ ス Fa: Suto Kurasu , literal translation "First Class") (December 10, 2014, Fuji TV)
- Yokoku-han: THE PAIN ( Japanese 予 告 犯 －THE PAIN－ Yokokuhan ze pein , literal translation “Crime with a Notification”) (2015, WOWOW )
- Hibana ( 火花 火花 Hibana , literal translation "Spark") (2016, Netflix )
Movies
- Ikenie no jirenma ( 生 贄 の ジ レ ン マ Ikenie no jirenma , literal translation of the “Dilemma of the victim”) (2013)
- Ryugu no tsukai ( リ ュ ウ グ ウ ノ ツ カ イ Ryu: gu: notsukai , literal translation “The Herring King ”) (2014)
- SHARING (2014)
- Sayonara kabukicho ( さ よ な ら 歌舞 伎 町 Sayonara Kabukicho: literal translation, “Goodbye, Kabuki-cho ”) (2015)
- XXX Kiss Kiss Kiss (2015)
- Gosaigyō no Onna ( 後 妻 業 の 女 Gosaigyo: but onna , literal translation of “The Black Widow's Business”) (2016)