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Asuka Kawazu (川津 明日香,Kawazu Asuka; born February 12, 2000 inTokyo, Japan) is a Japanese actress, fashion model andgravure idol. She is represented by the agencyIrving.

In 2014, Kawazu won the title of Miss Seventeen 2014 and first started her career as an exclusive model for the JapaneseSeventeen magazine.^[2]

She made her acting debut in the 2016 live-action filmDefying Kurosaki-kun.^[3]

She starred as the female lead in the 2020tokusatsu dramaKamen Rider Saber.^[4]

• Official agency profile(in Japanese)
• Asuka Kawazu atIMDb 
• Asuka Kawazu onInstagram

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