Yoko Sugimura

Yoko Sugimura

Infobox musical artist |
Name = Yoko Sugimura (杉村陽子)


Born = Birth date and age|1974|11|1
Died =
Origin =
Occupation = Model, race queen in Japan)

Yoko Sugimura (Japanese: 杉村 陽子 "Sugimura Yoko", born November 1, 1974 in Nagano, Japan) was a Japanese gravure idol and race queen.

Yoko Sugimura began her modeling career as a race queen for Kure in 1997, where she teamed up with Fumika Suzuki. As with Fumika Suzuki, the race queen modeling gave her career a good start. In 1997 she also was Toyota's event girl at the Tokyo Motor Show. In 1998 she appeared as a K-1 round girl, at the Tokyo Auto Salon as an event girl for Toyota, and in CMs for Takefuji. She also continued her race queen work, for the Piknik team in Formula Nippon, and was also featured in internet events in Akihabara. In 1999 she released an idol video and photobook, and was once again Toyota's event girl at the Tokyo Motor show. [ [http://www3.tky.3web.ne.jp/~evo46239/profile.html SeeYOKO ƒvƒ?ƒtƒB [ƒ‹ ] ]

Unlike Fumika Suzuki, who retired as a race queen in 1998, Yoko kept on as a race queen from year 2000 and onwards. For example, in 2000 she was the Regain race queen and in 2001 she promoted Weds Sport. [ja icon [http://home4.highway.ne.jp/yokofrnd/index/menu/fromwriter/info.htm 筆者より ] ]

She continued to be very active during the 2000's, appearing at many electronic events, and also continuing her race queen (this time for Honda) and auto show work, for companies such as KDDI, Daihatsu, Mitsubishi, APEXi and Toyota. [ja icon [http://club.pep.ne.jp/~murahiyo/yokophot/photidx.htm 陽子ちゃん写真館bymuhiインデックス ] ]

According to one of her fan sites, Yoko Sugimura retired in late 2006, after nine years as a model. [ja icon [http://www10.pos.to/~yosh03/ あっとま〜くようこちゃん ] ]

References

Further reading

* [http://allabout.co.jp/entertainment/racequeen/closeup/CU20060708A/index.htm 杉村陽子11月引退!その真相は!] (allabout.co.jp article, in Japanese)


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