is a Japanese
transgender
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TV personality
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and singer.
In October 2009, Haruna won the "
Miss International Queen
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2009" transgender beauty pageant held in
Pattaya
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, Thailand, becoming the first Japanese contestant to win the title.
Discography
Singles
* "I・U・Yo・Ne" (2008)
* (2009)
* "Crazy Love" (2010)
* (2012)
* (2016)
はるな愛「えぇねんで」で念願の演歌歌手デビュー
- Natalie(12/01/2017)
Collaborations
* "Momi Momi Fantastic feat. Haruna Ai" - Asia Engineer (2009)
TV commercials
* Fanta
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Momi Momi Frozen (2009)
References
External links
office site
Yukina official website
Ai Haruna Official Twitter
Official blog
Association Miss contest of Japan
1972 births
Japanese beauty pageant winners
Japanese impressionists (entertainers)
Japanese television personalities
Japanese transgender people
Japanese LGBT singers
Japanese actresses
Living people
People from Osaka
Transgender singers
LGBT media personalities
Transgender women musicians
Japanese media personalities
21st-century Japanese women singers
21st-century Japanese LGBT people
Miss International Queen winners
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