Overnight, Sanji Caihua’s name was swiped on Weibo and the circle of friends. Why? Is it because the full set of Sanji Ayaka photo is too sexy? Or is it because Sanji Caihua's large-scale figure is too hot? It is understood that the reason why Sanji Caihua has caused so many netizens to talk about it is that she is the heroine of Jay Chou's new song mv, so everyone is very interested in her. Not only Sanji Ayaka caused heated discussions, but even the actor Keisuke Watanabe in the mv became the focus of everyone's heated discussions.
Ayaka Miyoshi, a large scale
Ayaka Miyoshi, was born in Saitama Prefecture on June 18, 1996. She is a Japanese film and television actress, model, and singer. She belongs to the Amuse Performing Arts firm and is a first-stage student of the women's group Sakura Academy. The female lead of Jay Chou’s new song MV is Japanese actress Ayaka, born in 1996. She has appeared in Tetsuya Nakajima’s work "Confession" and the movie "Inuyashiki Live" starring Takeshi Sato. The lead actor is Keisuke Watanabe, born in 1993. The person is super eye-catching and reproduces the classic facial poking action in "The Secret That Cannot Be Said" in the MV, full of memories!
Sanji color flower photo full set
starred in Jay Chou's new song MV heroine role became popular On the evening of September 16, Jay Chou's new song "Said Don't Cry" went live on time. The new song was written by Fang Wenshan, composed by Jay Chou, and sung by Jay Chou Axin, which made the fans hooked.
Miyoshi Ayaka’s personal profile
MV heroine is Japanese actress Sanyoshi Ayaka, she once revealed on Weibo that “because of a big project and the filming team from Taiwan completed the filming.” Japanese actress Ayaka Sanyoshi was born in 1996 , Has starred in Tetsuya Nakajima's "Confession", and starring in the movie "Inuyashiki Live" and other works by Takeru Sato. The protagonist of the MV is Keisuke Watanabe, who was born in 1993, and Ayaka and Miyoshi reproduce the classic face-poke action in "The Secret That Cannot Be Said" in the MV, playing a memory kill.
