Ayako

manga series

Ayako is a feminine Japanese given name. ==People with the name== , Japanese far-left militant and fugitive , Japanese politician , Japanese enka singer , Japanese pianist, composer, and Steinway Artist , Japanese writer, actress and daughter of Steven Seagal , Japanese-Mexican professional wrestler , Japanese model and beauty pageant winner , Japanese tennis player , Japanese haiku poet and publisher , Japanese singer-songwriter , Japanese comedian , Japanese-born American journalist , Japanese announcer , Japanese middle-distance runner , Japanese voice actress and pop singer , Japanese hurdler , Japanese women's footballer , Japanese synchronized swimmer , Japanese novelist , Japanese former cricketer , former Japanese princess , Japanese ballerina , Japanese swimmer , Japanese cricketer , Japanese physician and television personality , Japanese golfer , Japanese volleyball player , Japanese wheelchair curler and former archer , Japanese badminton player , Japanese volleyball player , Japanese shogi player , the granddaughter of Emperor Meiji , Japanese professional wrestler , Japanese voice actress , Japanese jazz musician , Japanese sport wrestler , Japanese writer , Japanese YouTuber and comedian , Japanese former para badminton player , Japanese educator and school administrator , Japanese speed skater Ayako Tsuru (born 1941¹), Mexican artist , Japanese golfer , Japanese classical pianist , Japanese actress , Japanese rower , Japanese sprinter and long jumper , Japanese actress ==Fictional characters== , a character in the manga series Slam Dunk , a character in the video game Tokimeki Memorial , a character in the video game series Variable Geo

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