JAV Gossips
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Her data ID on DMM reveal her to be listed because of a photobook released over a decade back. Nothing to get excited about.
It is indeed curious why this informaton had been picked up now, of all time, over the years. And more intriging, the sudden removal of it and it's associated release. So what you are suggesting is in the realm of possibility.
But with a lack of supporting rumours, we will have to work with what we have on hand for now. What will happen, will happen. I suppose.
Though I question how well will she sell ? The last time she was a thing was nearly 20 years ago. Does anyone have a recent photo of her ? I fear that if she looks like that snowboarder Imai, she will not go far.
And her official Twitter account is still around :-
https://mobile.twitter.com/TKK_UEHR/
But it had been dormant for about half a year now. So it could swing either way if she is turning to porn. But what is certain is that she looks good for someone in her mid 30s.
https://mobile.twitter.com/TKK_UEHR/
But it had been dormant for about half a year now. So it could swing either way if she is turning to porn. But what is certain is that she looks good for someone in her mid 30s.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-42640569
Sora Aoi's engagement and China's internet reaction prompted BBC to post a whole article of her history.
Sora Aoi's engagement and China's internet reaction prompted BBC to post a whole article of her history.
If she is the face of JAV at the dawn of the Internet, who is the face of the JAV at our current age of hyper connected social network enabled smart devices ?
If it is Takako Uehara she is not a nobody!
She was in SPEED and was pretty big in the late 90`s early 2000`s Japanese know her well.
She has been on TV, commercials, radio and I`m sure a lot of guys would be happy to see her slide up and down a porn stars cock!
Releax, we already know who she is. As of current, the fact is that she is mistakenly listed as an AV star due to a photobook released in 2006.
But, as I said, there is a world of difference between a woman in her late teens to early 20s and one in her mid 30s. Especially if she had not been in the spotlight for over a decade.
The industry already have someone in mind, Rina Yamato of Nogizaka 46
http://wjn.jp/sp/article/detail/6594009/
With another scandal happen to her recently, they feel that the time is ripe to approach her.
http://wjn.jp/sp/article/detail/6594009/
With another scandal happen to her recently, they feel that the time is ripe to approach her.
gosh 2 days ago it was still in the 100s, now it's close to 3k, it's going to get funded
I think it's more of them doing a test, you know the bigger the crowd interest the faster they debut. She's debuting no matter what the thing is just when, fan interest brings it sooner rather then later. Also even though there are many girls it doesn't mean there's a lot of money to go around to them, this can show if a girl is worthwhile to give that money to
Okay. Because I was wondering what if the movie campaign isn't successful, the girl will not release a movie but "everybody" (family, friends, ...) knows that she was ready to shoot a porn movie. Once you step a foot into the industry, it will never be forgotten, not matter what you did.
And about the money around girls, if the industry is in crisis (maybe less than in the west ?) I still think that hiring less girls is one way to stop the bleeding. I read a guy asking why Muteki isn't releasing new movies with new girls. The studio is paying a lot for those "famous" girls. Most of their girls are less pretty than regular contract girls from other studios (Idea Pocket, Prestige) and are unskilled. The "former mainstream idol" thing can't last forever. Plus again, except Shoko and Yua, all those former jpop idols, I never head of them. A good exemple is the girl from NMB, Matsuda Miko in JAV. Average looking, no real skills.
So, if studios were more strict about the girls to hire, they would spend less money, like any company lol, and could be in a better financial situation.
I would say that the gravure idols so far, weren't that good looking. I probably missed few as I took a look once in a while to the Muteki releases. I remember one with a 100cm bust, but she was fat.
You are right, if there are other movies, they probably pay less.
Personally I think it has little to do with the prospective idol or her (weak) celeb status or if or when she would debut. I also doubt she has any serious risk of exposing her real identity yet.
I mean this seems to be both a gimmick and an experiment. And this particular debutante is just the (almost) random-selected guinea pig to run this experiment, well at least that's my working hypothesis.
My guess is there are two concepts to be tested: (1) can crowd-funding works as a business model for AV? (2) can crowd-funding works as a marketing gimmick to inflate a vid (or a debutante) sales/ranking?
(2) is more modest and realistic. It's possible that 3-4 months from now, the marketing fad is over and we will never hear about crowd-funded AV again. It's also of course possible that it would work and we will see this becoming a "regular gimmick" that get used from time to time to promote sales for certain idols and/or vids. But personally I doubt this will work out in the long term.
(1) is more crazy, but if it works out it could be a revolution. Suddenly prospects (potential debutantes), current idols and retirees can all interact directly with customers and fans in the business of AV. For both prospects and retirees the decision to debut/unretire is often tipped by the amount of money. So either a studio/producer/agent front the money to the girl, he would then profit (or loss!) from the sales, and also because of his role of "developing" an idol, he would "own" the idol. At worst this makes it possible for some bad apples to exploit and abuse the girls, as there were already enough accusations and cases. At best, we still have the "development" of an AV idol/career a dark art, so the industry does a lot of things that seem quirky and disappoints the fans. And we as fans can't tell if a certain disappointing quirk is because we fans lacks understanding and unrealistic expectation, or because the industry is stubborn and ignore fans. Now if the bottleneck is not the big capital requirement any more, anything new (new debutante, or new ideas) can be tested by a very democratic process: if the crowds fund it, it goes.
Perhaps 20 years from now, most AV idols will become self-employed small business. Studios will become only a production house. The idol raise the investment funds from the crowd, pays a studio/production house for the service of shooting and producing a vid (she will hire a director/photographer to shoot the vid, some AD/tech to do lighting and sound, either a writer or a license fee for a stock-script, and most funny to imagine: she will pay some studs or shota or ugly men to fuck her) , then pays DMM/Amazon a cut for sales and distribution service. She can at least guarantee break-even even before taking off her cloths, and any excess sales would be 100% in her pocket.
Yeah I know... I'm off to crazyland... But can you totally deny the possibilities?
I mean this seems to be both a gimmick and an experiment. And this particular debutante is just the (almost) random-selected guinea pig to run this experiment, well at least that's my working hypothesis.
My guess is there are two concepts to be tested: (1) can crowd-funding works as a business model for AV? (2) can crowd-funding works as a marketing gimmick to inflate a vid (or a debutante) sales/ranking?
(2) is more modest and realistic. It's possible that 3-4 months from now, the marketing fad is over and we will never hear about crowd-funded AV again. It's also of course possible that it would work and we will see this becoming a "regular gimmick" that get used from time to time to promote sales for certain idols and/or vids. But personally I doubt this will work out in the long term.
(1) is more crazy, but if it works out it could be a revolution. Suddenly prospects (potential debutantes), current idols and retirees can all interact directly with customers and fans in the business of AV. For both prospects and retirees the decision to debut/unretire is often tipped by the amount of money. So either a studio/producer/agent front the money to the girl, he would then profit (or loss!) from the sales, and also because of his role of "developing" an idol, he would "own" the idol. At worst this makes it possible for some bad apples to exploit and abuse the girls, as there were already enough accusations and cases. At best, we still have the "development" of an AV idol/career a dark art, so the industry does a lot of things that seem quirky and disappoints the fans. And we as fans can't tell if a certain disappointing quirk is because we fans lacks understanding and unrealistic expectation, or because the industry is stubborn and ignore fans. Now if the bottleneck is not the big capital requirement any more, anything new (new debutante, or new ideas) can be tested by a very democratic process: if the crowds fund it, it goes.
Perhaps 20 years from now, most AV idols will become self-employed small business. Studios will become only a production house. The idol raise the investment funds from the crowd, pays a studio/production house for the service of shooting and producing a vid (she will hire a director/photographer to shoot the vid, some AD/tech to do lighting and sound, either a writer or a license fee for a stock-script, and most funny to imagine: she will pay some studs or shota or ugly men to fuck her) , then pays DMM/Amazon a cut for sales and distribution service. She can at least guarantee break-even even before taking off her cloths, and any excess sales would be 100% in her pocket.
Yeah I know... I'm off to crazyland... But can you totally deny the possibilities?
hate to say this, but with recent situation its more obvious money is the real problem, a lot studios now producing vids that more cheap than they used to be
I'm 100% with you about this, I don't like Yua Mikami, all girls who turn to AV with celebrity or ex gravure label are sucks
it's obviously a test, she's going to debut no matter what she will debut, it's just when
I agree with most of what you said but the last part Hokuto, SOD, and Japan Home media(and there corpses of Alice Japan, and Max-a) won't let go of the control they have, and would get destroyed if they let the girls pretty much have all control which they would in that scenario, they'd fight it and likely win the fight. Also, In the american industry a lot of girls try, but only like 1 out of every 100 is ever successful, if it won't work in a more open market like the US, it'll be crushed in Japan