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Revision as of 07:49, 18 May 2024
Contents
Profile
- Name: 鈴木愛理 (すずき あいり)
- Name (romaji): Suzuki Airi
- Profession: Singer and actress
- Birthdate: 1994-Apr-12 (age 31)
- Birthplace: Chiba Prefecture, Japan
- Height: 161.8cm
- Star sign: Aries
- Blood type: B
- Family: Father/golfer Suzuki Toru
- Talent agency: Up-Front Works (Acting), Epic Records Japan (Music)
TV Shows
- Miss Target (ABC, 2024)
- Oshi ga Joshi ni Narimashite (TV Tokyo, 2023)
- ANIMALS (AbemaTV, 2022)
- Kaisha wa Gakkou Janen Da Yo (会社は学校じゃねぇんだよ) (AbemaTV, 2021)
- Black Cinderella (AbemaTV, 2021)
- 140 Ji no Koi (140字の恋) (YTV, 2021)
- I Turn (TV Tokyo, 2019)
- Ueki Hitoshi to Noboseman (植木等とのぼせもん) (NHK, 2017)
- Kinkyori Renai (NTV, 2014)
- Piece (NTV, 2012)
- Suugaku♥Joshi Gakuen (NTV, 2012)
- Hitmaker Aku Yu Monogatari as Sakurada Junko (NTV, 2008)
- Liliput Oukoku (リリパット王国) (2002)
TV Show Theme Songs
- Saikyo no Oshi! - Oshi ga Joshi ni Narimashite ending theme song (2023)
Movies
- Ousama Game (2011)
- Ring of Curse (2011)
- Vampire Stories: Brothers (2011)
- Keitai Kanojo (2010)
- Mini Moni ja Movie: Okashi na Daiboken! (2002)
Movie Theme Songs
- heart notes - Kaguya-sama: Love Is War – The First Kiss That Never Ends ending theme song (2023)
Anime Theme Songs
- Heart wa Oteage - Kaguya-sama: Love Is War – Ultra Romantic ending theme song (2022)
- Daddy! Daddy! Do! with Suzuki Masayuki - Kaguya-sama: Love Is War? ending theme song (2020)
- Ooki na Ai de Motenashite with °C-ute - Kirarin Revolution ending theme song (2006)
Trivia
- Both of Airi's parents are golf professionals. Suzuki Toru currently plays on the Japan Golf Tour, while her mother Kyoko is retired.
- Formerly a member of the J-pop Hello! Project group °C-ute (2005-2017).
- She debuted as a solo singer in May of 2018.