Ueto Aya

K.T.Tran wrote:

maybe she doesn't want folks to photoshop the pics and spread them all over the internet??????

yeah i alluded to that as well, in terms of saying "protecting her physical image."

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah i alluded to that as well, in terms of saying "protecting her physical image."

:mrgreen: :mrgreen:
looks like i knew what you meant :woot:

K.T.Tran wrote:

.......better then "chill" :beaten:

"hows school today honey?"
"its chill"
:sweat: :sweat:

haha yes, we could spend our time teaching japanese school girls british swear words.

K.T.Tran wrote:

:mrgreen: :mrgreen:
looks like i knew what you meant :woot:

it's all speculation but it does make sense.....she's so popular ppl could mess with the pictures or try to sell them for money....

Freefall wrote:

ILll jump out of the window in front of a car later. Hope sheLll come visit me soon :fingerscrossed: :hehe:
And ILll ask her then what that with no photos means :victory:

yeah but you'll probably be taken to the hospital down the road, then you'll be running up the street in cruches "hey aya, i'm ill too!"

Tu_triky wrote:

it's all speculation but it does make sense.....she's so popular ppl could mess with the pictures or try to sell them for money....

what you mean get a picture of aya and shove it on the body of a nude woman with massive knockers hoping no one will notice the difference....
haha

nubs_cooper67 wrote:

what you mean get a picture of aya and shove it on the body of a nude woman with massive knockers hoping no one will notice the difference....
haha

:hehe: :hehe: :shakehead: :hehe: :hehe:

nubs_cooper67 wrote:


haha yes, we could spend our time teaching japanese school girls british swear words.

You'll be teaching them and me these British Swear Words :hehe: :hehe: :beaten:

I'd start with the many greetings we got her in America

"Yo"
"what's up"
"What's up homey"
"What's up my ________" <----N bomb. I'd be very surprise if any of the japanese folks know and uses this one.

then the one for cute and hot chicks

"hheeeeeyyyy" with a little bit of a high pitch or so. My friend is good at this one :hehe: :hehe:

Then there's
"How ya doin" just like Joey from friends. Always found that one funny

I think it is pretty obvious why she wouldn't let her picture be taken in public. She has to basically disguise herself whenever she goes out and if anyone got her to pose in a photo with them, the place would be an instant mob scene. Almost any public place in urban Japan has a hundred people within hearing distance and once her name was spoken by anyone obseriving the photo being taken it would turn into a nightmare for Aya. Imagine what you would do if you saw Aya having her photo taken with someone on the street , then multiply that by about 50 or a 100 inside of 20 seconds. Aya would have to flee the location.

Weevil wrote:I think it is pretty obvious why she wouldn't let her picture be taken in public. She has to basically disguise herself whenever she goes out and if anyone got her to pose in a photo with them, the place would be an instant mob scene. Almost any public place in urban Japan has a hundred people within hearing distance and once her name was spoken by anyone obseriving the photo being taken it would turn into a nightmare for Aya. Imagine what you would do if you saw Aya having her photo taken with someone on the street , then multiply that by about 50 or a 100 inside of 20 seconds. Aya would have to flee the location.

yeah but i saw her on this one CM where she plays a witch, so she can just get on her broomstick and fly away......


just kidding....i totally agree with you.

Tu_triky wrote:

it's all speculation but it does make sense.....she's so popular ppl could mess with the pictures or try to sell them for money....

Totally agree! Though she's welcome in Japan or elsewhere, there are some guys do dislike her (it's nature for all famous people as someone hate others who are rich, famous, lucky...) Even though she may be sure that 99% people asking for taking photos are TRUE fans, there's still 1% FAKE. In fact, she said more years ago that she had been betrayed by her so-called friend. And this is really common in the entertainment industry as a celeb's photos / info on private life are so profitable. Though it's a pity to hear that, I do understand and accept the reasons behind.

May be someone know that, some days before there's a korean singer drunk a posioned drinks given by his 'FAN'. So, to a certain extent, it's quite dangerous to be too nice or too close to the so-called fans, as you never who are, who aren't.

It's sad that people can't trust others whole-heartedly anymore, esp. to a stranger. What we can blame may be only those bad guys in this world. Really too bad. :shakehead:

jinzoaya wrote:

Totally agree! Though she's welcome in Japan or elsewhere, there are some guys do dislike her (it's nature for all famous people as someone hate others who are rich, famous, lucky...) Even though she may be sure that 99% people asking for taking photos are TRUE fans, there's still 1% FAKE. In fact, she said more years ago that she had been betrayed by her so-called friend. And this is really common in the entertainment industry as a celeb's photos / info on private life are so profitable. Though it's a pity to hear that, I do understand and accept the reasons behind.

May be someone know that, some days before there's a korean singer drunk a posioned drinks given by his 'FAN'. So, to a certain extent, it's quite dangerous to be too nice or too close to the so-called fans, as you never who are, who aren't.

It's sad that people can't trust others whole-heartedly anymore, esp. to a stranger. What we can blame may be only those bad guys in this world. Really too bad. :shakehead:

yeah i read about the story you mentioned...that's just evil man! yeah i think because she's so popular and notable she probably has to keep her guard up when it comes to meeting ppl....i guess it's the price of fame.

jinzoaya wrote:In fact, she said more years ago that she had been betrayed by her so-called friend.

One of the most painful feeling in the world :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry:

Tu_triky wrote:


:hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :hehe: hilarious! you give new meaning to the name "freeFALL."

now that's a real fan!

hehe, didnLt thought about that yet. but youLre right the name fits :hehe:

Weevil wrote:I think it is pretty obvious why she wouldn't let her picture be taken in public. She has to basically disguise herself whenever she goes out and if anyone got her to pose in a photo with them, the place would be an instant mob scene. Almost any public place in urban Japan has a hundred people within hearing distance and once her name was spoken by anyone obseriving the photo being taken it would turn into a nightmare for Aya. Imagine what you would do if you saw Aya having her photo taken with someone on the street , then multiply that by about 50 or a 100 inside of 20 seconds. Aya would have to flee the location.

Yes, youLre right, of course. but if sheLd been recognized already and signing a autograph people whoLd see that would come running anyways ;)

I also think what Tricky said is a reason as well. Maybe she/her agency wantLs to prevent selling and spreading such photos over the internet.

jinzoaya wrote:

Totally agree! Though she's welcome in Japan or elsewhere, there are some guys do dislike her (it's nature for all famous people as someone hate others who are rich, famous, lucky...) Even though she may be sure that 99% people asking for taking photos are TRUE fans, there's still 1% FAKE. In fact, she said more years ago that she had been betrayed by her so-called friend. And this is really common in the entertainment industry as a celeb's photos / info on private life are so profitable. Though it's a pity to hear that, I do understand and accept the reasons behind.

ILd even say from those 99% only 30%, or maybe even less, are real fans.
Most might know her, like her and her music etc but donLt really "care" about her. Maybe even try to make profit with autographs or such photos.
Only a few are probably real fans who really love her and care about her. Who also like the real person and donLt only see a star or celeb. Those "real fans" wonLt do anything to hurt her, damage her image or try to make profit with items of her.

Freefall wrote:


ILd even say from those 99% only 30%, or maybe even less, are real fans.
Most might know her, like her and her music etc but donLt really "care" about her. Maybe even try to make profit with autographs or such photos.
Only a few are probably real fans who really love her and care about her. Who also like the real person and donLt only see a star or celeb. Those "real fans" wonLt do anything to hurt her, damage her image or try to make profit with items of her.

we all love aya her anyway :)
are we that 30%?
being a celeb does have its crappy aspects too. i would hate to be a celeb, i hate people making a fuss over me at the best of times haha.
she could always do a wacko jacko and completely transform her apperance.
the fry and laurie mock jackson interivew was sooo funny, "of course i look different to how i was then, i was three years old at the time. everyone looks different to how they did then...."

Freefall wrote:

hehe, didnLt thought about that yet. but youLre right the name fits :hehe:

:D

Freefall wrote:

I also think what Tricky said is a reason as well. Maybe she/her agency wantLs to prevent selling and spreading such photos over the internet.

yeah japanese talent agencies are FIERCELY guarded when it comes to controlling the image of their stars.....

Hell when Hana Yori Dango came out, the official website didn't even have a picture of Jun Matsumoto on it because release of a photograph wasn't approved by his agency! I mean he was one of the principal actors in the show and there were pictures of every other actor/actress except for him.

nubs_cooper67 wrote:


we all love aya her anyway :)
are we that 30%?
being a celeb does have its crappy aspects too. i would hate to be a celeb, i hate people making a fuss over me at the best of times haha.
she could always do a wacko jacko and completely transform her apperance.
the fry and laurie mock jackson interivew was sooo funny, "of course i look different to how i was then, i was three years old at the time. everyone looks different to how they did then...."

Yes, ILd say people visiting one of her forums like daily, talking about her and stuff is something that the other 69% probably wonLt do ;)