Mamiko Aso

Japanese activist, actress, businesswoman, and former gravure idol Mamiko Aso was born on February 5, 1964, in Fukuoka, Japan. Her real name is Miwa Tajima. She is 62 years old, stands 5'4" tall, and has a slim build with black hair and brown eyes. Her measurements are 33–24–35.

Aso began her career in the 1980s as a J-pop idol and singer. She formed the group Aso Mamiko & Captain in 1984 with the duo Captain, and after their split in 1987, she pursued a solo music career. She released two singles in Japan and appeared in drama and film. In the 1990s, she released three singles in Italy, including "Drive Me Crazy to Love" in 1995, which reached number 21 on local charts. She also worked as a gravure idol.

In 1998, Aso founded a company named TAJIMA, which directs and produces Italian wine. She continued to release music under the name Mamiko, including the single "Walking in the Sunshine" in 2000 and "Your Lies" in 2004. She authored a book on Italy titled Torino in 2006. After resuming her real name, Miwa Tajima, she entered politics, running for election in Japan in July 2010. She is now a professor and an activist. Her career spans from 1983 to 2000, with 17 active years, and she is known for her diverse roles in entertainment and business.