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Alias: Hashimoto Auna, Kaminogi Auna, Iwatani Shiki, Hashimoto Arina

Arina Hashimoto (橋本ありな, Hashimoto Arina), born December 15, 1996, is a Japanese actress. When it comes to the most beautiful legs in the AV industry, Arina Hashimoto is undoubtedly the top choice! With her slender figure, shapely and long legs, and fair and translucent skin, Arina Hashimoto is as delicate and cute as a doll, making her a favorite among leg enthusiasts. Recently, some netizens shared beautiful photos of Arina Hashimoto, and her stunning beauty did not disappoint. However, scrolling to the very bottom of the post, the content suddenly became quite explicit, featuring photos of Arina Hashimoto's lower body that she herself had manually blurred out. Arina Hashimoto took a selfie in front of a mirror, wearing a long trench coat but no clothing on her lower body. Her slender waist and thighs were completely bare, and her delicate hands were positioned behind her back between her legs, perfectly covering her private parts – a rather graphic and suggestive image. The 25-year-old Hashimoto debuted in the AV industry in 2016, inspired by her senior, Kirara Asuka, to pursue a career as an exclusive actress. In 2018, she won the Best Actress award at an awards ceremony, becoming a film queen. In March 2020, she announced her transfer to another industry. Standing at 167 cm tall, Hashimoto's slender figure gives her exceptionally long legs, earning her the title of "Strongest Legs." Hashimoto Arina, known for her stunning legs and six years in the industry, officially announced on August 16th her departure from F****o after two years, changing her name to Shin Arina and joining a new agency, M*****z. She's been touted as a new savior! But why did Hashimoto leave F****Star and change her name? Apparently, she ended her contract with F****o in February, and her former agency, A****s, and current agency, A*t, had a dispute over the use of her stage name. Unable to continue using the name Hashimoto Arina, she had no choice but to...