Rola

At 34 years old, Rola has this physical status:

Career

Rola debuted in the Japan's Pop Teen magazine after making several appearances in the country's Pop Teen magazine, and in 2008, she appeared in the fashion magazine Vivi. She has been involved in runway modeling since being on display in Tokyo Girls Collection, Shibuya Girls Collection, and Girls Award shows.

"The Rola!" was Rola's first appearance on the front page of Vivi magazine in August 2012, as well as her first fashion book, "The Rola!" "The same month" was published. In June 2014, Rola's Closet, Rola's Closet, was published as an additional fashion book and includes images taken by Rola on the photograph-sharing website instagram.

She began modelling for Beams in August 2014, marking her first appearance in the brand's 2014 fall/winter catalog.

Rola has been seen in the following runway shows: Kobe Collection (2008) and Tokyo Girls Collection (2009 Autumn/Winter).

Rola's career as a television actress in Japan began in June 2010 when she first appeared on Nihon TV's variety show Shabekuri 007 with fellow models Lena Fujii and Mitsuki Oishi. Rola was named the top "rising TV star" in 2011 and had 200 appearances on Japanese television shows. Waratte Iitomo, Fuji TV's weekly regulars, starred her on Fuji TV. Variety shows from April 2012 to March 2014 were on display in the Museum of Variations from April 2012 to the end in March 2014.

Rola's television persona has a few key features, including exuding a general sense of childlike innocence, innocence, and playfulness. Rola's characteristic features, including puffing her cheeks, giving a "OK" hand wave over her cheek, and curling her tongue over her upper lip, make her a common target for Japanese impersonators, who also imitate her ditzy responses and constant giggles. Rola does not have a particular talent, but she does have a parody at tarento) level, but her mere presence opens up amusing possibilities. Following Rola's success, a young talent Arie Mizusawa began appearing on Japanese television sporting cute affectations nearly identical to Rola, to the extent that entertainment media referred to Mizusawa as "Rola 2" and both she and Rola as "twins" and both she and Rola.

Rola appeared on Fuji TV quiz show Danketsu Seyo Quiz 30, a veteran TV presenter and comedian, in April 2014.

According to reports, she may be enslave-like" with her human resource firm for ten years.

Rola made her debut on Issa (of Da Pump) and SoulJa's "I hate u" in October 2011. She made her solo debut in July 2012 with the song "Memories," the theme song for the Pokémon anime film Kyurem vs. the Sacred Swordsman: Keldeo, in which she also appeared on cameo voice. In the first week of its introduction, the Oricon Chart reached its high point in its first week. Rola met with Carly Rae Jepsen in Tokyo in September 2012, discussing her own lip-dub interpretation of Jepsen's hit "Call Me Maybe" and expressing her desire to learn English in order to broaden her horizons.

On February 29, 2012, Rola joined Twitter. She gained over 190,000 followers in less than three days. The number had increased to over 430,000, the most amongst Japanese models, Tsuba Masuwaka, and Kyary Pamyu. By April 13, 2012, over 670,000 people had been counted, with one million in October 2012. She became the fourth Japanese celebrity to reach two million followers in June 2014. She has the third most followers (over 4.2 million) for a Japanese celebrity as of February 2020, second amongst Japanese female celebrities.

In 2013, Rola launched "Vasilisa," a line of fragrances. She has two perfumes and five body mists.

In the 2016 film Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, Rola played the female soldier Cobalt.

Following a joint venture between Vivi and Haruyama Trading Co.,Ltd, she became the model for "Vivifers" women's suits in 2009. Rola became a model for the fashion label Samantha Thavasa in 2011, along with Mizuki Yamamoto, Yuri Ebihara, Jessica Michibata, Tomomi Tsuchiya, Hazuki Tsuchiya, and Taylor Momsen. Rola, a model for the cosmetics brand Brigitte, debuted in television commercials in January 2012, aiming for the early-twenties market. Rola also signed a deal with Fujiya Co. in April, the brand's mascot; "Peko-chan" appears on the packaging; a new brand of sweets starring Rola on the packaging was introduced by the firm in September of this year. Peach John, a mail-order store for young women's lingerie, was marketed by Rola in May 2012, where she appeared on the front page of the brand's catalog. She continues to represent the brand in television commercials as of August 2014. Rola appeared in television commercials and on posters for the company in August 2012. Rola appeared on television commercials for: beauty-products specialists "Tsuyamote Beauty"), foot care company Dr. Scholl's, soft drinks firm "Momo no Tennensui" and Mitsui Outlet Park in 2013. Rola appeared in a television commercial for day spa company TBC alongside Girolamo Panzetta.

In 2014, she appeared in another TBC commercial as well as an advertisement for the mobile news app "Antenna." In July 2014, Rola was announced as the image for Bandai's handheld digital pet, Tamagotchi 4U. In September 2014, Rola herself was the subject of a limited-edition "Rola") based on Rola herself.

It was revealed in December 2014 that Rola had advertising deals with fifteen companies, more than any other Japanese celebrity in 2014. Rola appeared in 11 commercials in 2015, all of which were for different companies. She came in third in the most number of commercials of the year. Rola has fifteen businesses, overtaking actress Suzu Hirose (fourteen workers) as the top market figure in 2017.

Rola's first fashion book, The Rola, was published on August 23, 2012.

Rola's Closet, Rola's Closet, was her second fashion book published on June 26, 2014.

Rola's Kitchen, Rola's Kitchen, her first recipe book, was published on November 30, 2015.

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