Mai Nishida

Mai Nishida (西田 麻衣, Nishida Mai, born March 23, 1989, in Yawata, Kyoto, Japan)[1] is a Japanese gravure idol, tarento, and actress represented by Space Craft.

Mai Nishida
西田 麻衣
Born (1989-03-23) March 23, 1989
NationalityJapanese
Other names
  • Maipu (まいぷぅ)
  • Maipurin (まいぷりん)
Occupation(s)Gravure idol, tarento, actress
Years active2006
AgentSpace Craft
Known forGravure idol
Height1.58 m (5 ft 2 in) (2012)

Biography

In 2006, Nishida was awarded the Grand Prix prize of Space Craft Group's "Mizugi Gravure Audition" among 3,152 people.[2] Her gravure debut was on Weekly Young Sunday and was chosen as the 2006 Miss of the second semester in the YS Maiden Academy.

Nishida served as an image model for the fashion brand KIKS TYO.[3]

Filmography

TV series

Year Title Network Notes
Negima! Magister Negi MagiTV Tokyo
Rank OukokuTBS
Beach AngelsTBS
2010Owarai Wide Show Marco Porori!KTVGuest
UnbelievableFuji TV
Jishaku no Kētai HunterTVK
London HeartsTV Asahi
GoddotanTV Tokyo
IchihachiMBS
Wakeari Bungee
Uta SeraTUY
2011Quiz! Shinsuke-kunABC
Megami KōrinMondo TV
2012Bakuretsu Variety Shabadaba no Sora niKTV
2015Do S DekaNTVEpisode 2

Radio series

Title Network Notes
Ginga ni Hoero! Uchū G-men TakuyaNBS
Ken Shimura no First StageJFN
Matamata Gocha Maze!MBS Radio
Mata × 3 Gocha Maze!MBS Radio
Gocha Maze!MBS Radio
Gocha Maze! KayōbiMBS Radio

Advertisements

Year Title Notes
2010Morinaga & Company Amazake
2011Suntory Ginmugi "Hormone"
2012Glico Dororich Girls

Internet series

Title Network Notes
Ura su Tacha: NinoashiOh!sama TVGuest

Mobile series

Title Network Notes
Radio Nanoni Nande Mizugi ni Naranakutcha Ikenaindesu ka!?Mobile 1242

Music videos

Title Notes
Breakerz "Grand Finale"

Films

Year Title Role Notes
2009TeketekeAyahana Sekiguchi
Gurakin QueenMarinLead role
2010Coach: 40-sai no Figure SkaterAzusa Yunagi
Kyōto Uzumasa Monogatari
2013Momoi Sora oMai
Tokyo Family

References

  1. "西田 麻衣" (in Japanese). Space Craft. Retrieved March 22, 2016.
  2. "Iカップ西田麻衣「私のファンはマナーがあるので信じています!」". MyNavi News (in Japanese). June 4, 2014. Retrieved March 22, 2016.
  3. "Weekly Asahi Geinō". May 24, 2012. p. 221. {{cite magazine}}: Cite magazine requires |magazine= (help)
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