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Tsukumo Aira – Banzai Japan

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July 3, 2022
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Last updated on October 7th, 2026 at 10:37 am

Chiba Evangelist 千葉県伝道師

九十九愛桜 Tsukumo Aira

Current Member Banzai Japan

10th Gen; Joined July 3, 2022)

九十九愛桜

Tsukumo Aira

都道府県

PR Local Introduction

千葉と言えば、海も大地も食材の宝庫！季節彩る花々や、個性豊かなレジャースポットもあり！多彩な魅力がいっぱいです！

When it comes to Chiba, it is a treasure trove of ingredients from both the sea and the land! It also boasts seasonal flowers and a variety of unique leisure spots—it is packed with diverse attractions!

ニックネーム

Nickname

あいら

Aira

Birthday Countdown

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誕生日

Birthday

9月15日

15 September

星座

Zodiac Sign

おとめ座

Virgo

血液型

Blood type

型

Type-A

趣味

Hobby

和服・農作業・食べること

Traditional Japanese clothing, farm work, and eating.

キャッチフレーズ

Greeting to the fans

おはあいら〜！みんなに"笑顔"のお裾分け！愛桜米で元気いっぱい千葉県の伝道師九十九愛桜です。

Good morning, Aira! I’m here to share some smiles with everyone! I’m Tsukumo Aira—a Chiba Prefecture ambassador fueled by energy and "Aira-mai" rice!

特徴

Characteristic

負けず嫌いのポジティブ人間！おいしいもので元気いっぱい！にっこり笑顔の米農家の娘

A positive person who hates to lose! Energized by delicious food! The smiling daughter of a rice farmer.

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