Sakura Miyajima

Sakura Miyajima
Native name 宮島 咲良
Born (1983-11-09) November 9, 1983
Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan
Nationality Japanese
Other names Sakura Miyamiya (さくら みやみや)
Education
Occupation Tarento, announcer, singer
Years active 1999–
Agent Watanabe Entertainment
Height 1.66 m (5 ft 5 in)
Website Official profile

Sakura Miyajima (宮島 咲良, Miyajima Sakura, born 9 November 1983, in Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan)[1] is a Japanese tarento, free announcer, and singer.

Miyajima is represented with Watanabe Entertainment. She graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan Ryōgoku High School and Kyoritsu Women's University.

Current appearances

TV series

Year Title Network Notes Ref.
Momochi Hama StoreTNCThursday appearances
2012Kira Kawa Joshi-buTVQ
2013Boxing Legends: Seiki no IssenFuji TV Next
2014Kids Gekijō AceTVKSong sister[2]

Radio

Year Title Network Notes
2014Tegomass no RajioMBS RadioAssistant
2016'J Pop N' Rocks FM Fuji

Narration

Year Title Network
2014Shoko Nakagawa no Anime ga Kōgi da!NotTV

Former appearances

During college

Year Title Network Notes
2005AnatamaTV Asa ChannelOldest member at the time
2006Ueda-channelTV Asa ChannelGuest
Oha TenWeathernewsCaster

As a KBC announcer

TV series

Year Title Network Notes
2007Asadesu. KBCAppeared in "Kirari Sports" on Fridays
2008Kimamani LBMC
The Omoshiro News GrandprixTV Asahi
2009DuòmoReporter
"P" SMATV Asahi

Radio

Year Title Network Notes
2007Sakura-iro no Ongaku Emaki
KBS Radio Charity MusicthonMC
2008VeroVero VaWednesday appearances
2010YAG Anime LaboNBS

After affiliating with Watanabe Entertainment

TV series

Year Title Network Notes
2010HachiNavi Plus: Gyugyutto!TNCThursday reporter
Entame SamuraiTVQ
Geki Push!TVQ
Data Sommelier Masahiko NishimuraFBS
2011Nobinobi! KamanbēroTVQ
2015Music Nyutto.NotTVMC on Mondays and Wednesdays
2016Morning Charge!
Chokugeki! Coliseum!! Subatto! TV

Radio

Year Title Network Notes
2010Dr. Copa no Golden no TobiraKBC Radio
2012Yoyogi Pirates Tuesday Music MagazineFM Fuji
2013Bibiru 25Tokyo FM
Sakura's InvitationInterFMOnce a month
Event 80 NaviTokyo FM
2014Slash & BurnFM FujiWednesday and Thursday appearances

Internet

Year Title Website
2014Sakura, Sakiko no Futari Bocchi RadioAmebaStudio
Sakura, Sakiko no Kimagure Hōsōkyoku: Radio Fūmi o SoeteAmebaStudio
Sakura Miyajima Tandoku Premium HōsōAmebaStudio
2015Kamen Rider 4: Haishin ZenyasaiNiconico Live
Sakiko Matsui to Sakura Miyajima no: Doyō no Yoru wa Nama Nyutto. with Momo HashizumeNiconico Live

Stage

Year Title
2011The Dead-end

Discography

CD

Title Notes Ref.
"Hello Hello / Shiroi Page"Kutsudaru. opening and ending themes[3]
Mini-album Shuriken Sentai NinningerSang "Shinobazu Wasshoi! Shurikenjin"

Original video narration

Title
Akebono
Kantō no Kansen o Sasaeru Ressha: Ōmiya, Toyota, Matsumoto
485-kei to Inaho: Tōhoku Hokuriku
Shindai Tokkyū: Hokutosei, Akebono
Shindai Tokkyū: Cassiopeia Twilight Express
Myōkō-gō 183-kei, 189-kei
Tokkyū Ōhyakka: Higashinihon, Kantō
Tokkyū Ōhyakka: Higashinihon, Tōhoku
Tokkyū Ōhyakka: Nishinihon Chūbu
Tokkyū Ōhyakka: Nishinihon Kinki Chūgoku

Choruses

Title
"Dragon Ball Heroes: Jaaku Ryū Mission Shudaika"

Unreleased

Title Notes
"Gu, Mō!"Kids Gekijō! theme song

References

  1. ↑ "宮島 咲良". Watanabe Entertainment (in Japanese). Retrieved 28 Sep 2016.
  2. ↑ Miyajima, Sakura (4 Apr 2014). "「キッズ劇場ピース」歌のおねえさんに決定しました！". Sakura Miyajima official blog (in Japanese). Ameba blog. Retrieved 28 Sep 2016.
  3. ↑ "TVアニメ「くつだる。」OP＆EDテーマを宮島咲良が担当" (in Japanese). CD Journal. 27 Mar 2014. Retrieved 28 Sep 2016.
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