G Cup Gravure Idol Nishida Mai

Nishida Mai is a famous Japanese gravure idol and actress. She was born in Yawata, Kyoto on March 23, 1989. She is currently represented by Space Craft Group. In 2006, Nishida took part in swimsuit gravure audition held by Space Craft Group and she was awarded the Grand Prize winner out of 3,152 people. This was quickly followed by a debut in Weekly Young Sunday alongside famous gravure models. Nishida has since released 27 gravure DVDs, 6 photobooks and her own pin up calendars for 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012. 

Breast Goddess Anri Okita: Life Photos

Anri Okita is a busty Japanese AV actress. She was born on October 28, 1986 in Birmingham, UK. She is very popular in Japanese AV industry. Before debuting, Anri Okita was a gravure model,and she moved to Japan to start her AV debut in early 2011 with S1.  Anri is 168cm tall and her body measurements are 40-23-36. She has garnered a lot of attention for her K-cup (Japanese metric system) bust which is impossibly huge for an Asian size. Anri often uploads her life photos on her personal blog. She is so pretty and lovely. Let's see some of her life photos here.

Rina Aizawa

Rina Aizawa is a Japanese actress and gravure idol  signed under Box Corporation. She was born on July 28, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan. She debuted as Saki Rōyama/Go-on Yellow in the 2008 TV Asahi's tokusatsu series Engine Sentai Go-onger. Rina was selected to be the support manager for the 87th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament and she is ranked 249th out of 422001 people according to Oricon Style's page.

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Japanese School Uniform: Cute, Sweet and Pretty

Nowadays, Japanese school uniforms are almost universal in the public and private school systems. Sailor-style outfits, blazers, and stand-up collars are just some representative items from Japanese school uniforms, which are now spreading across the world as part of the "Cool Japan" trend. Most of the time, the girls will roll their skirts at the waist to make them extremely short. Sometimes, they’ll wear bloomers underneath. Let's see Japanese students in their school uniform here. Do you like it?