Anza (Singer)

Anza Ōyama, known professionally as Anza, is a Japanese singer and former gravure idol. She first rose to fame in 1992 as a member of the J-pop group Sakurakko Club, and later performed as one-half of the duo MOMO. Anza is perhaps best recognized for playing Sailor Moon in thirteen musical productions between 1993 and 1998, a role that made her a beloved figure among fans of the franchise. In 1999, she co-founded the nu metal band Head Phones President, where she remains vocalist. She is of mixed-race heritage, primarily Asian, with a Japanese nationality and South African birthplace. Standing at just 5'3" with a slim build and natural 32C bust, Anza also released a gravure photobook titled "ANZA COMPLETE" in 1997. Her career spans over three decades, enduring across multiple musical genres and stage roles.