Scene from Toruso (2009)

Alternate Names: あんどう さくら, 安藤サクラ

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"Sakura Andô, an actress renowned for her roles in 'Love Exposure' (2008), '100 Yen Love' (2014), and 'Shoplifters' (2018), was born on February 18, 1986, in Tokyo, Japan. Born to actor/director Okuda Eiji and celebrity Kazu Ando, Sakura's rise to stardom is perhaps not surprising. Despite a childhood illness that caused dizziness and imbalance, she didn't allow it to hinder her acting pursuits later on. Andô made her screen debut in the TV series 'True Horror Stories' in 2005, since then appearing in over fifty films and television shows. She created quite an impression in 'Shoplifters' (2018), where she exhibited her physique prominently. Viewers were treated to a glimpse of her derriere as she lay on blankets, and a brief view of her breasts when she sat up. Since then, Andô's fans have been captivated by these scenes. However, this has been her sole venture into explicit content thus far, with other credits including 'Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura' (2017) and 'Magical × Heroine Magimajo Pures!' (2018). Fans eagerly await more daring roles from Ms. Andô."

Alternate Names: Sola Aoi, Sora Aoi, Sora Aoi, Sola Aoi, 蒼井そら, 蒼井そら

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"In 2001, Sola Aoi commenced her career as a nude model. When queried about her stage name's origin, she explained, "My agency inquired about my favorite color; I replied 'blue' ['ao' in Japanese]. They also asked what I generally liked, and I said 'sky' ['sora' in Japanese]. Thus, they selected Sola Aoi." This choice proved apt, as her prominent assets swiftly propelled her to fame within the adult industry. Prior to her foray into erotic modeling, Sola had aspirations of becoming a preschool teacher while studying and working part-time jobs in food service. However, her path was altered when she was discovered by a talent scout during high school.

Sola's rise in the adult entertainment sector was swift and meteoric. Simultaneously, she ventured into mainstream cinema with roles in 'Tomoshibi' (2004) and 'Shin yôjo densetsu: seirên' (2004). For ample glimpses of her assets, viewers can appreciate her work in the dramatic series 'Jyouou' (2005), which features multiple displays of her cleavage. Those craving full-frontal scenes may enjoy 'Man, Woman, and the Wall' (2007), where Sola plays a woman objectified by a man's obsession.

For a blend of horror and humor alongside copious amounts of skin, 'Big Tits Dragon' (2010) offers an entertaining escape. With her captivating presence and generous display of assets, Sola Aoi indeed commands attention that could be described as soul-stealing."