Kirara Asuka

Japanese adult video actress and model

Kirara Asuka - Performers & Entertainers born October 2nd, 1988
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Born in 1988, this individual became prominent in the adult film industry. Rising to fame with various performances, the career spanned multiple genres and included modeling work. Participation in numerous adult video productions led to significant recognition within the industry. Additionally, involvement in promotional events and conventions contributed to a strong presence in popular culture.

Starred in over 500 adult films

Won multiple adult industry awards

Appeared in mainstream Japanese media

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