Gina Hiraizumi
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Gina Hiraizumi (born November 20, in Torrance, CA) is an American actress and singer. Her father is a third generation Japanese American and her mother is from Japan.[1] She is Yonsei or part of the fourth generation Nikkei.
Her early TV acting roles include City Guys, Port Charles and Quintuplets. Her film credits include Day of Independence, Hot Spot and Only the Brave.
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[edit] Singing Career
In 2008 Gina released a J-Pop Single, "運命の愛" ("Unmei No Ai"). The music video features childhood friend and rapper, MC Hinomaru and an appearance by Hawaiian Superstar, Jason Scott Lee. Has performed the National Anthem at NBA, MLB and NFL games, at major venues: Staples Center, Dodger Stadium, Madison Square Garden, ESPN Hawaiian Airlines Diamondhead Classic.
[edit] Filmography
- Soap Girl (2002) Asia
- Kingston High (2002) Katelyn
- Day of Independence (2003) Rose
- The Hot Spot (2005) Venus
- Only the Brave (2005) Eleanor "Ellie" Takase
[edit] References
- ^ "Gina Hiraizumi Interview," J-Pop World (Japan). May 27, 2009.
[edit] External links
- The Official Gina Hiraizumi Website
- Twitter page
- YouTube channel
- MySpace page
- Gina Hiraizumi at the Internet Movie Database
- J-Pop World interview
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