Aida Aya

Seeing "the legend is revived" and "Aida," plus the first sentence of the text being "a reunion after 15 years," aren't you excited? Could it be that Aida Yua or Aida Nana has returned? That's our youth! Okay, so who is she? Actually, if you click on the Madonna link, you'll know that Ruka Aida is Ruka Aida. She hasn't changed her name or surname; she hasn't tried to piggyback on anyone's fame or step on anyone else's. She's always used this name since her debut. However, the phrase "a reunion after 15 years" in the promotional material is a literary device. It refers to Ruka Aida's return to the adult entertainment industry after 15 years, meaning it's been 15 years since her last work, not her 15th debut anniversary. This implies that she has been in the industry for much longer than 15 years, and of course, she's older than you might imagine. Let's talk about this "legend": Ruka Aida was born in 1971, so she's 54 years old this year—a "fifty-something" that makes me wonder how many people actually read my articles. She wasn't young, so her career in the adult film industry started early. In 1995, she worked for the then-famous studio "Hoyusha" (you can still find her information on the HMP website). Standing at 163cm, she had a voluptuous F-cup bust, a half-up hairstyle, and extremely revealing dresses—clearly not someone to mess with. That same year, she also worked as a stripper, part-time at a Thai bathhouse in Yoshiwara, and as a delivery girl in Osaka, leading a life of juggling adult films and prostitution. I'm not saying Aida Ruka (愛田るか) finished quickly; on the contrary, she was more enduring than other actresses who debuted around the same time. She worked for 10 years before retiring in 2004 to open a bar and become its owner, only returning to the industry in January 2006...