Maki Mori

Maki Mori
Maki Mori
Native name	森麻季
Born	19 February 1981; Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan
Nationality	Japanese
Other names	Morimaki (モリマキ); Mackie (マッキー Makkī); Maki-chan (麻季ちゃん);
Education	Aoyama Gakuin University Faculty of Economics[1]
Occupation	Announcer
Years active	2003–11 (NTV); 2013– (Ten Carat);
Agent	Ten Carat
Television	Current; Wake Up! Plus; Former; Zoom In!! Super; NNN News Real Time; Emperanite; The Sunday; Going! Sports & News; Kewpie 3-Bu Cooking; ;
Website	Official profile

Maki Mori (森麻季, Mori Maki, born 19 February 1981)^[2] is a Japanese free announcer who is represented with Ten Carat.^[3] She is a former announcer for Nippon TV.^[4]

Filmography

Current

Year	Title	Network	Ref.
2014	Wake Up! Plus	NTV	^[5]
2015	Bourbon presents Shining Star	JFN

Former

When enrolling in Aoyama Gakuin University

Title	Network
Sunday Morning	TBS
Shūkan Sports TV	BS Fuji

When joining Nippon TV

Year	Title	Ref.
2003	Zoom In!! Super
2004	Ax Music TV 01
	Emperanite
	Sports Chūkei
2005	News Asa ichi 430
	The! Jōhō Tsū
	The Sunday
2006	Soccer Earth
	NNN News Spot
	Pride & Spirit Nihon Pro Yakyū
	Keirin Takamatsu Miya Kinen-hai Keirin Chūkei
2007	Evening Press donna
2007	NNN News Real Time
2008	Ana Para
	Senmon Channel: Sen-Tele go! go!
	Perfume no Ki ni Naruko-chan
2010	Going! Sports & News
	Kewpie 3-Bu Cooking	^[6]
	news every. Saturday
	2010 FIFA World Cup
	Beat Takeshi Tokubetsu Shusai: Obakannu No. 1 Eizō-sai
	News Zero
	Fukashigi Tantei-dan
2011	Naruhodo! Daizu Kan
2011	Oha! 4 News Live
	Shōten
2012	Masahiro Nakai no Black Variety

After leaving Nippon TV and before joining Ten Carat

Year	Title
2012	Jinsei ga Kawaru 1-funkan no Fukaīhanashi
	Gyōretsu no dekiru Hōritsusōdansho
	Kokohore! One One!

After joining Ten Carat

Year	Title	Network
2013	Dai 37-kai Zen Nihon Shōnen Soccer Taikai	NTV
	24-Jikan TV 36: Ai wa Chikyū o Sukuu
	Shinya Ueda no Going! Tokubetsuhan 2020-nen Gorin Kaisai-chi Kettei no Shunkan
	Mame Daifuku monogatari

References

↑ "アナウンサー出身高校ランキング" (in Japanese). Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.
↑ "森麻季" (in Japanese). Ten Carat. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.
↑ "森麻季、大手芸能事務所と契約　離婚後初イベント". Sanspo.com (in Japanese). Sankei Shimbun. 8 Aug 2013. Archived from the original on 2015-12-21. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.
↑ "日テレ・森麻季アナが『Going！』を"寿"卒業　12月いっぱいで同局を退社". Oricon News (in Japanese). Oricon. 5 Dec 2011. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.
↑ "森麻季アナ「ウェークアップ！」司会に". Daily Sports (in Japanese). 29 Mar 2014. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.
↑ Mori, Maki (31 Dec 2011). "ご挨拶". Mori-Ana no Kyō no "mori" tsuke (in Japanese). Nippon TV. Archived from the original on 2013-04-15. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.

External links

Maki Mori Official Blog: Smile (in Japanese)

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[1] "アナウンサー出身高校ランキング" (in Japanese). Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.

[2] "森麻季" (in Japanese). Ten Carat. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.

[3] "森麻季、大手芸能事務所と契約　離婚後初イベント". Sanspo.com (in Japanese). Sankei Shimbun. 8 Aug 2013. Archived from the original on 2015-12-21. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.

[4] "日テレ・森麻季アナが『Going！』を"寿"卒業　12月いっぱいで同局を退社". Oricon News (in Japanese). Oricon. 5 Dec 2011. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.

[5] "森麻季アナ「ウェークアップ！」司会に". Daily Sports (in Japanese). 29 Mar 2014. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.

[6] Mori, Maki (31 Dec 2011). "ご挨拶". Mori-Ana no Kyō no "mori" tsuke (in Japanese). Nippon TV. Archived from the original on 2013-04-15. Retrieved 16 Mar 2017.