
Shiori Kanzaki 神崎詩織 was born in September 22, 1987. She is the Best known for her role of Yuka Sanada in the 2004 TV show The Justirisers. Shiori has also dabbled in a variety of trades in front of the camera. Beyond her film acting work, which includes productions such as Bayside Shakedown 2 (2003), Kanazaki has appeared in a variety of plays, such as an adaptation of Little Women, commercials and a brief stint as a model. Pictures from her photobook Bookmark and recent magazine features after the break.
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July 30th, 2010 | Category: Daily ChioBu |
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We are against capital punishment
- TOC: High Court reserves judgement on judicial review application
- Jacob 69er: {Video} Give Vui Kong A Second Chance, 1st Aug (Sun), 4pm – 6pm, Speakers Corner
- TOC: Legal charges threat to freedom of expression: HRW
Twilight in paradise
- Tan Kin Lian’s Blog: No retirement age
- Fit to Post: There should be no retirement age for S’pore: MM Lee
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- Article 14: S.35 of the Films Act is Unconstitutional
Alan Shadrake charged for Jolly Hangman
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: Alan Shadrake accused of contempt of court..
The Great Flood of Singapore
- The Lycan Times: Floods & Engineering
Healthcare & Healthcare Providers
- Yawning Bread on Wordpress: Bed crunch continues even as new hospital opens
- TOC: Medisave – pay up or be charged?
Strangers in a Strange Land
- Lost in Singapore: National Day and 100,000 Foreigners
Singaporeans are fed, up with progress!
- Furry Brown Dog: The dual economy of Singapore
Re education
- guanyinmiao’s musings: The Community Engagement Programme (CEP): An Exercise In Futility?
YOG
- The Temasek Review: Slovak YOG Ambassador slams Singapore’s YOG venues of “school standard” only
2010 National Day
- Abdillah Zamzuri: Live Our Dreams, Fly Our Flag
Daily Discourse
- Singaporean Skeptic: Hong Kongers fight to preserve their culture.
- ST Forum: Police and ambulance slow to respond to accident
- ST Forum: Issuing summonses does not help residents.
Life, the universe and everything
- Under The Willow Tree: Singapore Economy Would Suffer if China Property Boom Collapses
- Blowin’ In The Wind: Singapore download speed below global average
- Open Contours: The Broken Cabinet
- Pinyin.info: Why Chinese Is So Damn Hard [via Balderdash]
Infoblogoramus
- The Substation Theatre: Local music – Industrial: “Strobe Like A Butterfly” (FREE ADMISSION) [Facebook]
- Gerald Giam: My new book: Singapore version 2.0
Selected News Stories
- BBC: Wealthy Chinese flock to the West
- NYT: As English Spreads, Indonesians Fear for Their Language
- The Telegraph: Jim Rogers predicts a new recession in 2012
- NYT: Five Omens for China’s Future
- Reuters: Jobs, professions influence cause of death: study
- Chicago Tribune: Wired and tired
- SMH Drive: Audi reveals new A7 ‘coupe’
- Guardian: London 2012 Olympics: new pictures of the site with two years to go [pictures]
July 29th, 2010 | Category: Daily Sg |
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The Great Flood of Singapore
- The Mind Game: ST cunning in the front-page flood
- Everything Also Complain: Orchard Road sandbags
- ST Forum: Has train tunnelling played a part?
- The Star: Oh, for a dip in Orchard River
- My sinchew: Singapore flood risk alarms insurers: report
Housing Singaporeans
- Diary of A Singaporean Mind: HDB prices hit new high!
- Under The Willow Tree: HDB Unaffordability Exposes Economic Policy Failures – Housing Bubble to Grow and Pop
- Blowin’ In The Wind: HDB flats: Selling how much above valuation where?
- TOC: Helping the needy – Mr Koh replies
- My sketchbook: Welcome to my party
Alan Shadrake charged for Jolly Hangman
- TOC: I am not going to be cowed: Alan Shadrake (Updated)
- Singapore Notes: Is Shadrake Doing Us A Favour?
- TOC: Review : Once A Jolly Hangman
Countdown to Elections
- TOC: Political pokerplay: the government’s gamble
- Gerald Giam: My interview on Yahoo! Fit to Post
- funny little world: What, are we Communists now?
Strangers in a Strange Land
- Blowin’ In The Wind: How many Indians, Chinese, Malays and people of other races in Singapore’s total population?
- Yawning Bread on Wordpress: How to fight human trafficking: Ban the term ‘sex work’
- The Rot Within: Surprising Statistics
re education
- ST Forum: ..we must review a range of value, motivation and reward systems.
- ST Forum: Abolishing Exam Culture
YOG
- Sex sells, so does Politics: Please pay $188 and help us evaluate the YOG Village
Religion
- guanyinmiao’s musings: Singapore’s Obsession With Our Divides and Fault-lines
Daily Discourse
- TOC: Next Gen broadband system may not be for next generation S’poreans
- Chemical Generation Singapore: CAD and COC Move On… to Others
- The Mind Game: Makers and Keepers of History (Pessimism and idealism)
- TOC: The Dunno Cartoons (Updated)
Life, the universe and everything
- Open Contours: Terror and Beauty
Infoblogoramus
- Carpe Diem: Party Against Poverty III @ Timbre @ The Substation
- TOC: Civic Life project announces short-film competition
- loozihan 罗子涵: Aemaer @ 7th Singapore Short Cuts, National Museum of Singapore
Selected News Stories
- Bloomberg: Singapore’s Consumer Prices Rise a Sixth Month on Transport, Housing Costs
July 26th, 2010 | Category: Daily Sg |
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