Jun Amaki
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Jun Amaki (天木 じゅん , Amaki Jun , born 16 October 1995, in Itami, Hyōgo )[1] is a Japanese gravure idol.
Amaki is represented by Watanabe Entertainment .[3] She was formerly affiliated with Alice Project[4] as a member of the Japanese J-pop idol groups Kamen Joshi [5] [6] and Armor Girls.[7] Amaki's sister is Kamen Rider Girls ' Ayako Kuroda.[8]
In 2018, Amaki starred in two live action film adaptations of Kazuto Okada's Hop Step Jump! manga series.[9]
Contents
Career
Photo albums
Date Title Publisher 21 Oct 2016 Nijigen Kanojo Futabasha
Videos
Date Title Publisher Medium 10 Jul 2015 Jun-chan desu! E-Net Frontier DVD/BD 29 Jul 2016 Amachichi Liverpool DVD 25 Nov 2016 Nijigen Kanojo Futabasha
Films
Release date Title Director Studio Ref. 15 Dec 2018 (Theatrical) / 2 March 2019 (DVD) Hop Step Jump! Yousuke Toki Odessa Entertainment [9] [10] 16 Dec 2018 (Theatrical) / 2 March 2019 (DVD) Hop Step Jump! 2 Yousuke Toki Odessa Entertainment [9] [10]
Variety shows
Run Title Network Notes Ref. 22 Oct 2015 – 1 Jul 2016 Yoso de Iwan to i-Tei: Koko dake no Hanashi ga Kikeru Maruhi Ryōtei TX [11] 16 Dec 2016 – Kayoko no Heya: Mayonaka no Game Kaigi CX 25 Apr 2017 360° Marumie! VR Idol Suiei Taikai [12] 5 Apr 2017 – Jun 2017 Honnō Z CBC 3rd Generation Talent Assistant
Radio programmes
Run Title Network 16 Apr 2016 – Ore-tachi Gocha maze'!: Atsumare Yan Yan MBS Radio
Internet
Title Website Ref. Wata@Ame Ameba Fresh! studio [11]
Stage
Run Title Role Location 16–20 Mar 2016 DMM.yell presents Butai Atsui zo! Nekotani!! Kurara Onda Shinagawa Prince Hotel Club eX
Video games
Magazines
Music group associations
Poissan Iinkai Pā-ken![14] [15] [16] Machikado Keiki Kamen Joshi[17] Armor Girls Kamen Joshi Idol Yōkai Kawayushi[18] Pureful[19]
References
^ Amaki, Jun (25 Mar 2015). "いよいよ明日はボートレース多摩川にゲスト出演やぁはぁぁい!!!たのしみっ!" (in Japanese). Official Blog "Ai Love I Cup Pururun" Powered by Ameba . Retrieved 21 Apr 2017.
^ "天木じゅん『モンスターロリ巨乳、爆誕。』" (in Japanese). Retrieved 21 Apr 2017.
^ Amaki, Jun (1 Oct 2015). "天木じゅんワタナベエンターテインメントへ移籍。" (in Japanese). Jun Amaki Official Blog "Ai Love I Cup Pururun" Powered by Ameba . Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ Amaki, Jun (30 Dec 2012). "初めまして♪♪じゅんちむだょ//////♪♪♪" (in Japanese). Shinjin Idol Blog . Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ Amaki, Jun (11 Mar 2015). "大切なお知らせ。仮面女子を卒業します。" (in Japanese). Jun Amaki Official Blog "Ai Love I Cup Pururun" Powered by Ameba . Retrieved 21 Apr 2017.
^ "仮面女子から天木じゅんら5人が卒業" (in Japanese). Music Natalie . 12 Mar 2015. Retrieved 21 Apr 2017.
^ "ぱー研!が年内で解散を発表! メンバーの6名は第3の仮面女子"アーマーガールズ"へ昇格! アリス十番の新衣装お披露目も!" (in Japanese). Girls News . 11 Dec 2012. Retrieved 21 Apr 2017.
^ "バラエティでも話題の"二次元ボディ"天木じゅんが実の姉と禁断グラビア!「抱き枕みたいに気持ちよくて…」" (in Japanese). Weekly Playboy News . 22 Mar 2017. Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ "Kazuto Okada's Hop Step Jump! Manga Inspires 2 Live-Action Films" . Anime News Network . Retrieved 2019-05-12.
^ "映画『ほっぷすてっぷじゃんぷッ!』|2018年12月15日(土)より渋谷HUMAXシネマにて6日間限定公開(Part1・・・15,17,19日/Part2・・・16,18,20日上映)" . hopstepjump-movie.com . Retrieved 2019-05-12.
^ Amaki, Jun (2 Oct 2015). "レギュラー『ヨソで言わんとい亭』収録♡もう一つレギュラー情報やでっ♡" (in Japanese). Jun Amaki Official Blog "Ai Love I Cup Pururun" Powered by Ameba . Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ "360°まる見え!VRアイドル水泳大会" (in Japanese). Fuji Television . Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ "仮面女子最強Iカップロリ巨乳天木じゅん U-19グラドルNo.1に" (in Japanese). Dwango JP news . 13 Feb 2015. Archived from the original on May 23, 2015. Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ Amaki, Jun (28 Feb 2013). "大切なご報告が…………" (in Japanese). Jun Amaki Official Blog "Ai Love I Cup Pururun" Powered by Ameba . Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ "可愛さにまいった♪アリスプロジェクトの新ユニット『ぱー研!』デビュー!" (in Japanese). Trend Box . 25 May 2013. Archived from the original on 28 January 2015.
^ "ぱー研! 天木じゅんと小野寺なほが正規メンバーへ昇格&新曲「ココロイド」を初披露!" (in Japanese). Girls News . 28 Aug 2013. Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ Amaki, Jun (18 Mar 2013). "街角景気☆JAPAN" (in Japanese). Jun Amaki Official Blog "Ai Love I Cup Pururun" Powered by Ameba . Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ "「アイドル妖怪カワユシ」、誕生からデビュー曲までを語る!" (in Japanese). Animate TV . 28 Oct 2013. Retrieved 21 May 2017.
^ Amaki, Jun (11 May 2014). "A!chu!A!chu!↑" (in Japanese). Jun Amaki Official Blog "Ai Love I Cup Pururun" Powered by Ameba . Retrieved 21 May 2017.
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