Miss Universe Japan 2015

Miss Universe Japan 2015
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Date March 12, 2015
Venue Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, Bunkyō, Tokyo, Japan
Entrants 47
Placements 16
Winner Ariana Miyamoto[1]
 Nagasaki

Miss Universe Japan 2015 (Japanese: 2015 ミス・ユニバース・ジャパン), the Miss Universe Japan pageant, took place in the Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, Bunkyō-ku, Tokyo, Japan, on March 12, 2015. Keiko Tsuji of Nagasaki crowned her successor Ariana Miyamoto from Nagasaki at the end of the event.[2]

Results

Final ResultsContestant
Miss Universe Japan 2015
1st Runner-up
  •  Oita - Rina Inoko
2nd Runner-up
  •  Chiba - Hikaru Tsuchiya
3rd Runner-up
4th Runner-up
Top 16

Contestants


47 contestants participated:[4]

PrefectureContestant
 Aichi Mao Kaneko
 Akita Shiori Nara
 Aomori Manami Takano
 Chiba Hikaru Tsuchiya
 Ehime Akane Takase
 Fukui Yuuka Hoshino
 Fukuoka Wakaba Suda
 Fukushima Rikako Maebayashi
 Gifu Saya Honno
 Gunma Ayaka Ishikubo
 Hiroshima Remi Nagamoto
 Hokkaido Risako Oomura
 Hyogo Emiko Kanou
 Ibaraki Yoko Nishino
 Ishikawa Ai Higashide
 Iwate Sakiko Tomita
 Kagawa Minori Miyaguchi
 Kagoshima Yu Takeyama
 Kanagawa Ayaka Yamaoka
 Kochi Reiko Watanabe
 Kumamoto Airi Yukawa
 Kyoto Mayuko Fujiwara
 Mie Yuki Kusano
 Miyagi Risa Shoji
 Miyazaki Nami Shimada
 Nagano Saki Ichinose
 Nagasaki Ariana Miyamoto
 Nara Naoko Fukunaga
 Niigata Marie Izumi
 Oita Rina Inoko
 Okayama Chika Takeda
 Okinawa Akari Oda
 Osaka Yuka Morikawa
 Saga Yoshiko Okuzono
 Saitama Risa Shimogawara
 Shiga Miyu Tanaka
 Shimane Yukari Yumen
 Shizuoka Serina Shibayama
 Tochigi Erika Koyama
 Tokushima Shizuka Komori
 Tokyo Tamao Tada
 Tottori Rika Watanabe
 Toyama Rina Hirata
 Wakayama Yuki Morita
 Yamagata Chiemi Yamazaki
 Yamaguchi Suzuyo Okamoto
 Yamanashi Eri Natori

References

  1. ↑ "Miss Japan 2015: Ariana Miyamoto Reviews". www.angelopepdia.com. Angelopedia. 12 March 2015.
  2. ↑ Frances Kai-Hwa Wang. "The First Multiracial Miss Universe Japan Has Been Crowned". NBC News.
  3. ↑ "Miss Universe Japan 2015: (Japanese News) Ariana Miyomoto". headlines.yahoo.co.jp. headlines.yahoo.co.jp. 12 March 2015.
  4. ↑ MUJ2015. "MUJ2015". MUJ2015.
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