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1 Filmography  



1.1  TV series  



1.1.1  As a Nippon TV announcer  





1.1.2  As a free announcer  







1.2  Radio  





1.3  Stage  





1.4  Events  





1.5  Magazines  







2 References  





3 External links  














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Akiko Abe
阿部 哲子
Born (1978-11-04) November 4, 1978 (age 45)
Other namesAkiko Nobuhiro (real name)
Education
  • Chiba Prefectural Funabashi High School
  • Yokohama National University Faculty of Business[1]
  • OccupationAnnouncer
    Years active2001–
    AgentOur Songs Creative
    Known for
    • Bara-iro Dandy
  • Sukkiri!!
  • Height1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)[1]

    Akiko Abe (阿部 哲子, Abe Akiko, born 4 November 1978[1]) is a Japanese free announcer and actress. Her real name is Akiko Nobuhiro (延広 哲子, Nobuhiro Akiko). She was born in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan.

    Filmography[edit]

    TV series[edit]

    As a Nippon TV announcer[edit]

    Year Title Notes
    NNN News Dash
    Suteki ni Goban
    Ana-chan Gekijō
    Shiodome Style! Tuesday appearances
    @Supli!
    Sports Max
    Tele-tsuku Sunday appearances
    Sponchu Monday and Tuesday appearances
    Deka Sponchu
    Gokujō! Harapeko Tabi Recipe
    2006 Sukkiri!!
    2006 Winter Olympics Local caster
    Kuitan Special: in Hong Kong
    Shōten

    As a free announcer[edit]

    Year Title Role Network Notes
    2011 Nihon Dokusen! 2010 Cannes Film Festival Jushō-shiki Live Movie Plus Host
    Ouran High School Host Club Secretary TBS Episodes 4 to 8
    2012 2012 Summer Paralympics BS SK-Per, SK-Chan Caster
    Nippon Dandy Tokyo MX MC on Thursdays
    2013 Shūmatsu Metro Politician Tokyo MX Friday appearances
    2014 Bara-iro Dandy Tokyo MX MC, later assistant on Thursdays
    Shūkan Literacy Tokyo MX Saturday appearances

    Radio[edit]

    Year Title Network Notes
    2010 Tokyo Morning Radio J-Wave Guest
    Future Scape FM Yokohama Personality
    2011 Synapse Tokyo FM "Yo-mi-ki-ka-se"
    2012 NTT Facilities Presents Smart Academy Tokyo FM
    Beautiful Sunday FM Nack 5 Personality
    2014 Hikaru Ijūin no Shūmatsu Tsutaya ni Itte Kore Kariyou! TBS Radio 4th assistant
    2015 Tamamusubi TBS Radio Personality
    Hiroshi Ikushima no Ohayō Teishoku TBS Radio Personality
    Hiroshi Ikushima no Ohayō Itchokusen TBS Radio Personality
    2016 Sunday Flickers JFNC 5th assistant

    Stage[edit]

    Year Title Role
    2004 Susume! Nihongo Keibitai
    2005 Dr. TV: Shiodome TV Kinkyū Kyūmei-shitsu
    2010 Cyrano de Bergerac Roxanne

    Events[edit]

    Year Title Notes
    2011 Japan Girls Meeting MC

    Magazines[edit]

    Year Title Notes
    2014 Chanto Main model and essay writer, bimonthly

    References[edit]

    1. ^ a b c TV Tarento Jinmei Jiten (Dai 6-ban). Nigai Associates. Jun 2004. p. 45. ISBN 978-4-8169-1852-0.

    External links[edit]


    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Akiko_Abe&oldid=1116135882"

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