Minami Aoyama (commonly referred to as Marina Aoyama) Born May 28, 1982 in Tokyo, and began his career in the Japanese AV- and pink film industry at the age of 21 in 2003. The first major pink film he made was Ambiguous at the end of 2003, which became a Pink Grand Prix-winning creation and quickly made him a known Japanese performer of the era. Over the next few years, he worked with studios like Attackers and Momotaro, while in the world of pink movies, he got a lot of credit. His better known works include Ambiguous (2003), Bitter Sweet (2004), Uncle's Paradise (2006), and Cat Girl Kiki (2007), which have shown his natural play and his moderate, yet strong linen presence. In 2006, Pink Grand Prix also received the best actress award for its performance in the film Uncle's Paradise, which confirmed its place as a memorable figure in the Japanese erotic film. He retired from the AV industry in 2007, but he was still in pink films and other projects for a few years, and in 2011 he finally said goodbye to the entertainment industry.