Real Name: Maya ChinoDOB: ?
Favourite Food: Japanese Food
Favourite Color: Green
Music she likes: House, Victor Dplais
Gwen's Definition: love (luv) n.
1. An intense affectionate concern for another person.
2. passionate attraction.
3. A beloved person.
4. A strong liking or euthusiasm for something.
5. A zero score in tennis.
6. To feel love for. -In love. - Enamored. -v. Loved, loving. The act of putting two sexy bodies together. To give extreme pleasure to [ oe lufu. - love'a€ble adj].
About Love: Angel describes Love as, "Sweet and caring and free spirited. Love is always like off in her own little world, getting ready to go on stage and all the sudden we're like, "Where's Love, where's Love?", and she's off like either in catering or like just doing her thing, stretching off in the corner she just has her headphones on, nobody knows what's going on."
Interesting fact about Love: She featured as a backing dancer in BoA's early J-POP career, through her 'Listen to my heart' and 'VALENTI' eras. (The creator of this site is a HUGE BoA fan, and was shocked to see Love in BoA's early Japanese videos >_<)
Interesting fact about Love: She featured as a backing dancer in BoA's early J-POP career, through her 'Listen to my heart' and 'VALENTI' eras. (The creator of this site is a HUGE BoA fan, and was shocked to see Love in BoA's early Japanese videos >_<)
Interveiw with Love
"Hi, I'm Love. My Japanese name is Maya, I'm named after Budda's mother. Maya means Love in Hindi, Gwen probably sensed it from me. I started ballet when I was three, I really really wanted to enroll for a ballet course in the US. My dance skills allowed me to enter into that school. But my academy record was poor, so I failed. I was so sad, I was crying crying and then I lost my enthusiasm for ballet. I started HIP HOP dance instead, I love HIP HOP music, my enthusiasm exploded through HIP HOP. I decided to become a HIP HOP dancer.
Harajuku is the place for young Japanese people to show their uniqueness, through dance performance, music and especially through fashion. Young designers gather in Harajuku and sell their clothes there.
There is no place like Harajuku in Tokyo. One day I saw many many popstar posters over everywhere in Harajuku while I was shopping. I saw a huge billboard too, then suddenly I thought, "She needs me, she needs me".
When I landed in Los Angeles a car was waiting for me, "It's Gwen!". When we talked I knew my instinct was right. I had never been concious of being Japanese but in Gwen world I had to be aware of my nationality. It was great. I can express my background through HIP HOP dance which I love most in my life." (http://lamb.kuuchuu.net/)
