「TGC2015 AUTUMN／WINTER」

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Model and actress Ayami Nakajo appeared at the fashion event "21st Tokyo Girls Collection (TGC) 2015 AUTUMN/WINTER" held at the National Yoyogi Stadium No. 1 Gymnasium (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) on September 27th. Nakajo, who was interviewed in between, said about the autumn and winter fashion she is paying attention to, "Autumn and winter tend to be dark tones, so I'm all white. I want to incorporate bright colors into a slightly retro fashion like the 70s."

Nakajo is 18 years old and was born in Osaka Prefecture in 1997. She made her debut in the entertainment industry after winning the grand prize at "Miss Seventeen 2011". She has been active as an exclusive model for the magazine "Seventeen" (Shueisha) since September 2011, and made her acting debut in the drama "Black Female Teacher" (TBS) in 2012. Last September, she was selected to play her first leading role in the horror movie "Zero: The Movie" (directed by Asato Mari).

Currently, she is also appearing in a commercial for the sports drink "Pocari Sweat." She has been attracting attention for her performances, such as running around in a sailor uniform and singing the rock band Queen's classic "WE WILL ROCK YOU." She smiles and says, "Because I've played a lot of quiet roles (until now), people have started telling me, 'You're an active person,' and 'You've got a passionate heart.'"

As an actress, she said, "I hope I can play more active roles in the future," and expressed her enthusiasm, saying, "I want to be an actress who can perform in a way that moves people, and one day be recognized and awarded."

#### Ayami Nakajo talks about Pocari CM! "Play active role" from now on". "TGC2015 AUTUMN/WINTER" Model and actress Ayami Nakajo attended the fashion event "The 21st Tokyo girls collection (TGC) 2015 AUTUMN/WINTER" held at 1st gymnasium of Yoyogi National Gymnasium (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) on September 27th.