Chiaki Kyan

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Chiaki Kyan (喜屋武ちあき, Kyan Chiaki, born March 13, 1984) is a Japanese tarento,^[1] master of ceremonies, yoga instructor, lyricist and former gravure idol. She is from Saitama. She was a member of Japanese pop music formations Nakano Fujoshi Sisters and Nakano Fujo Sisters#Fudanjuku.

Filmography[]

Videos & DVDs[]

• Pure Smile Chiaki Kyan, Takeshobo 2003
• Can can!, 2004
• Gachinko Suie Battle Taikai (ガチンコ水泳・バトル大会), 2004
• Love Lovery, 2005
• Hajimete no Hanko (はじめての反抗), 2005
• Matatabi Pu (またたびぷぅ), 2006
• Pleasure Kiss, 2006
• Chiaki Kyan i Can!!!, 2006

Bibliography[]

Photobooks[]

• CANDY, Saibunkan 2003

Magazines[]

• Kyan-tastic World (きゃんたすてぃっくわーるど), Gamelabo
• Tech Honey is in Special Training now (テックハニーのただいま特訓中), Tech Research Institute

References[]

External links[]

• GIRL'S RECORD Chiaki Kyan (in Japanese)
• Kyan-chi Mainchi! (in Japanese) - Official Blog with her photographs, since July 2006
• Chiaki Kyan☆Sugar, Spice and Everything Nice (in Japanese) - Former Official Blog with her photographs, from October 2004 to June 2006
• Chiaki Kyan Official Blog "Kyan-chirarism" (in Japanese) - Another Official Blog with her photographs, since December 2006
• Nakano Fujoshi Sisters' "Fu-jockey" (in Japanese) - Appears on every Fridays
• Egg Idol Hyper Chiaki Kyan (in Japanese)
• Gravure Idol Video clips! Chiaki Kyan (in Japanese)

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