This is Cat's Eye from the Reiwa era!
Younger readers might not know what I'm talking about. It's a work by manga artist Tsukasa Hojo before City Hunter: The "Cat's Eye" in the story is a group of three sisters who specialize in stealing artwork. They not only have angelic faces and devilish figures, but also incredible agility, making them impossible for the police to catch…
These two, of course, aren't as beautiful or hot as the three sisters in the manga, but they ran rampant in Shinjuku's Kabukicho district, one acting as lookout and the other stealing, making over 30 million yen (approximately NT$8.35 million). They were finally caught not long ago. But I'm not here today to write about a social case. Instead, I'm here because one of the suspects, "Nanami Nishimura," was discovered to have been an AV actress five years ago after her photos were released.
Her stage name is "Arisa Yoshii."
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In September 2014, she debuted as part of a compilation album with DOC, a production company under Prestige. Her first solo performance was in "Escarlet Suru Doshiro to Musume". "250", and from then on, she released films in the industry as an amateur actress until mid-2015. Looking at her AV career, although she shot two gravure films, she wasn't a particularly important actress. Most of her works were compilations or group releases, and her solo performances were mostly under pseudonyms. It's normal that no one remembers who she is today.
What's more interesting is "Amateur solo filming, posting. 576 Arisa 19 years old". The film, titled "College Student," portrays a former AV actress who is arrested as a college student desperately short of money. Her father's gambling spree has bankrupted the family, forcing Arisa Yoshii to enter the adult film industry to supplement their income...
So, five years later, she's still the same? Did she become a thief because her father gambled away the family fortune?
No way! In real life, this woman named Nishimura Nana used all the stolen money to support male hosts. Just look at her work from five years ago, contrast it with her reality as a notorious thief, and add to that the news about the bespectacled girl who murdered her boyfriend in the street—you should understand how powerful Japanese male hosts are. Many girls are obsessed with supporting them.
No wonder Akari Tsumugi said, "Girls who like male hosts are the dumbest!"
