Aki Hoshino Celebrates Orange Day

April 14th was Orange Day, a quasi-holiday created by the fruit industry in Japan to celebrate the greater consumption of oranges. Central to this year’s promotional activities was an ‘Orange Day Princess’ event that honored 31-year-old gravure idol Aki Hoshino:



Hoshino told reporters that she planned on continuing her swimsuit modeling career, adding that she hopes to get married before she turned 40. Much like the oranges she was promoting, she considers herself best eaten when ripe.
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so when is melon day?
*pun intended*
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hahahahahaha
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Damn! I hope I look that good when I’m 31…oh, wait I am 31. Crap…
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I like Oranges
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I wonder how much you have to pay the Govt. to get your own holiday? This seems sorta ridiculous. I’d rather have Mango day.
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I know, I kind of laughed when I read the first sentence. But then again, this is the country that co-opted Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and created “White Day” for the hell of it.
I’d say go ahead and push for your mango day. Design a super-cute mango mascot and you’re golden.
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