Reon Kadena & Otoha

Otoha (Kazuyo Fujii , née Yoshida) is a Japanese tarento (a catch-all term for Mass media personalities who regularly appear on television) born on 28 January 1981. She's also a former model. She married actor Takashi Fujii on July 30, 2005 at the Grand Hyatt in Tokyo, with an audience of 340 guests including many famous Japanese personalities and celebrities. On May 7, 2007 Otoha and husband, Takashi Fujii announced that they are expecting a child.
Her only known role in an anime is Mizuki Natsumi, in GetBackers. Also, she sang one of the ending themes for the anime Ichibyo No Refrain (One Second of Refrainment. She has also been in several TV shows and movies.

I like Reon...or is it Kadena? I never can tell about the first last name thing there.
Anyway, here's another shot of the Asian beauty.

Here's another look at Japanese model and actress and idol Reon Kadena.
Reon was born February 19, 1986, in Osaka, Japan.

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