Nana Okada

Japanese singer and idol

Nana Okada - Performers & Entertainers born November 7th, 1997
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A singer and idol from Japan, gained recognition as a member of the popular girl group AKB48. Became part of the group during the eighth generation in 2013. Participated in various singles and albums released by AKB48, contributing to the group's success in the Japanese pop music scene.

Member of AKB48

Featured in multiple AKB48 singles

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