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Takizawa Nonami is a Actor Japonaise born on 14 december 1985 at Saitama Prefecture (Japon)

Takizawa Nonami

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Nationality Japon
Birth 14 december 1985 (38 years) at Saitama Prefecture (Japon)

Nonami Takizawa (滝沢乃南, Takizawa Nonami, born December 14, 1985) is a Japanese gravure idol, and a female talent. She is best known for her voluptuous figure. She is from Saitama, and her nickname is 'Nonamin'. She retired from modeling as of 2011.

Usually with

Yasutoshi Murakawa
Yasutoshi Murakawa
(1 films)
Yūko Nakamura
Yūko Nakamura
(1 films)
Airi Nakajima
Airi Nakajima
(1 films)
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Filmography of Takizawa Nonami (2 films)

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Psycho Shark
Psycho Shark (2009)
, 1h10
Genres Drama, Horror
Themes Films about animals, Films about sharks, Natural horror films
Actors Airi Nakajima, Takizawa Nonami
Roles Miki
Rating16% 0.8325350.8325350.8325350.8325350.832535
On the coast off of a private beach on a tropical island, a huge shark is waiting for his prey. Beautiful young college students Miki and Mai arrive on the island but are unable to find a hotel in which to stay. Both the young women soon find out that something is seriously wrong after they find a hotel and spend some time there happily filming each other, using video cameras offered by the hotel to guests, yet Miki discovers material filmed by a previous occupant. Dream sequences and actual events become intermingled as Miki realizes that a human serial killer on the loose as well as finds herself and her friend attacked by a gigantic, almost whale-sized shark. Despite the movie's titles, the vast majority of the scenes consist of either the girls playing together in bikinis (depicted in a highly sexually suggestive manner, although no nudity is shown) or of them examining materials that's been recorded. Whether or not the killer shark actually exists or is a metaphorical device relating to the human serial killer discovered by Miki in the hotel room recording is left unexplained.