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| '''Yu Yamada''' (山田優, born ], ] in ], ]) is an ], ] and TV presenter. | |||
| 山田優（やまだ ゆう) Born ] ] in ]. Graduated from Okinawa Actor's School. Height 169 cm. | |||
| While working as a model for the Japanese fashion magazine ] under an exclusive contract, she also worked as a singer in the group "]". |
Yamada graduated from ]. While working as a model for the Japanese ] ] under an exclusive contract, she also worked as a ] in the group "]". Following the group's break up, she has mostly worked as a TV personality and actress. | ||
| She currently is the co-presenter of ] Grand Prix Racing in Japan. Her mother was the first "Miss Okinawa". | She currently is the co-presenter of ] Grand Prix Racing in Japan. Her mother was the first "Miss Okinawa". | ||
| Yamada also appears in advertising for |
Yamada also appears in advertising for yoghurt and mobile phones. | ||
| She is 169cm tall. | |||
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Yu Yamada (山田優, born July 5th, 1984 in Okinawa, Japan) is an actress, ] and TV presenter.
Yamada graduated from Okinawa Actor's School. While working as a model for the Japanese fashion magazine CanCam under an exclusive contract, she also worked as a singer in the group "Y's Factory". Following the group's break up, she has mostly worked as a TV personality and actress.
She currently is the co-presenter of Formula One Grand Prix Racing in Japan. Her mother was the first "Miss Okinawa".
Yamada also appears in advertising for yoghurt and mobile phones.
She is 169cm tall.
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