Nana Rokusha

Nana Rokusha
Nana Rokusha
六車奈々
Born	December 2, 1973 (age 51); Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Education	Kyoto Municipal Hiyoshi Months High School; Otemon Gakuin University Faculty of Letters Asian Culture Department;
Occupation(s)	Model, entertainer, actress
Agent	Amuse, Inc.
Height	1.6 m (5 ft 3 in) (2010)

Nana Rokusha (六車奈々, Rokusha Nana, born December 2, 1973 in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan)^[1] is a Japanese model, entertainer, and actress who is represented by Amuse, Inc.

Education

Rokusha graduated from Kyoto Municipal Hiyoshigaoka High School and Otemon Gakuin University Faculty of Letters Asian Culture Department.

Career

She debuted as a model when she was fifteen years old. Rokusha worked as a model and entertainer in Osaka and in December 2005 she passed an audition for the Tokyo Broadcasting System drama Byōin e Ikou! and moved to Amuse on Tokyo.

She made regular appearances in the Kansai Telecasting Corporation series Sata Uma! Because of that, Rokusha did more work related to horse racing, including the Television Nishinippon Corporation series Dream Keiba, where she appeared as a quasi-regular guest with Rica Imai.

Filmography

Drama

Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes
2002	Koi Dra: Ichigo Lyric		YTV
2003	Kaoruko Reiko		YTV
2003	17-sai Natsu		ABC	Episode 1
2004	Unmei no Deai: Thoroughbred ni Kaketa Yume		KTV
2006	Ai no Gekijō: Byōin e Ikou!		TBS	Lead role
	Dare ga Papa ya Nen!	Michiko Okazaki	NHK
2011	Yūsha Yoshihiko	Kirana Village woman	TV Tokyo	Episode 3

TV series

Year	Title	Network	Notes
1997	Noburo Harada no Mezase! Par Golf 2	Sun TV	Assistant
2002	Tsūkai! Everyday	KTV	Friday Regular
2002	Sata Uma!	KTV
2003	Takajin One Man	MBS
2003	Butcha ke! Nama Tamagon	KTV
2005	Renai Jōhō Variety Uso ka!? Makoto ka!?	KTV
2006	Price Variety Nanbo De Nanbo	KTV
2007	Dream Keiba	Television Nishinippon Corporation
2009	Shūkan Umaji	BS Fuji	Guest
2009	Shūkan! Kenkō Calendar Karada no Kimochi	CBC	Host
	Getsuyō-ba Gekijō	Green Channel
	Shirita Gari	Fuji TV
	iChannel	Green Channel	Irregular appearances

Films

Year	Title	Notes
1997	Aru Ni tsu Chibi ga Ita yo	Short film
1998	Heroine! Naniwa Bombers
2000	All Right
	Enoarumachi: Himawari Kōen de

References

^ "六車奈々" (in Japanese). Amuse, Inc. Retrieved December 1, 2015.

External links

Official website (in Japanese)
[1] (in Japanese)

[1] "六車奈々" (in Japanese). Amuse, Inc. Retrieved December 1, 2015.

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