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Namie Amuro to perform in Coca Cola's new TV commercial

Tuesday 10th February, 06:00 AM JST

TOKYO —

Singer Namie Amuro, 31, will appear in Coca Cola’s new TV commercial, singing her new single “Wild,” as part of the beverage maker’s “Wild Health” campaign. In the new Coca Cola Zero’s TV commercial, Amuro performs a wild dance to show off her healthy body.

The new commercial will air from Wednesday. The song “Wild” will be released on March 18.

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PuffinMuffin at 07:23 AM JST - 10th February

would you fellows think the same about Jolie? Anyway it's probably fake.
neverknow2 at 07:49 AM JST - 10th February

Tattoos on chicks are not cool, yuck.

A real brain here. It's a real tattoo. Entertainers are able to have without the prejudice. The same way that black entertainers in the US have better life than regular black people.
shouganaika at 10:14 AM JST - 10th February

I was just saying the other day that pop music is like pepsi...a product tailored for the masses to consume, I was wrong. it's like coca cola
Yelnats at 12:01 PM JST - 10th February

Who cares about the tatoos. She is cute and has great legs. I do wonder though, would they stop her from entering and Onsen?
norinrad21 at 02:43 PM JST - 10th February

She's aged
pointofview at 02:50 PM JST - 10th February

Im bewildered. A good number of the magazines on display and TV commercials have Japanese girls in all kinds of wild attire, piercings everywhere, and tatoos. Yet these are the girls who are apparently very cool. One minute youre a gangster (if you are not famous) and the next an icon. I don`t get it.

There are lots of hot chicks with tatoos however...
borscht at 04:51 PM JST - 10th February

Tattoos or not tattoos, an individual preference but I like Amuro and her tats seems quite tasteful. Doubt if I'll run out and buy a coke, but I like their commercials. By the way, very conservative senator from Arizona, Barry Goldwater, had tattoos. Definitely looking forward to Amuro's 'wild' dance.
natosucks at 05:42 PM JST - 10th February

not again please!!, we need more tarento's! tv sucks!
Pump24 at 02:02 AM JST - 11th February

I thought I recall hearing her tattoo was her childs name. Regardless, a tattoo is a permanent self-expression that has absolutely nothing to do with lack of self-respect or anything of the sort. It's a personal choice, not a psychological gauge. The real issue is culture, in which Japan is not a tattoo-accepting society. And that's fine. Everywhere else in the free world this wouldn't be of any discussion.
Squally at 12:07 AM JST - 12th February

TJrandom: Are you serious? Tattoos are only for druggies and drunks huh? While I agree that too many tattoos is ugly but a few here or there aren't that bad

Come on people I think some of you have been in Japan for too long.
Squally at 12:10 AM JST - 12th February

Forgot this part in my last post

As far as amuro goes, she's not half bad. Kinda don't like how she went from J-pop to a hip-hop style but some of her songs are bearable at least.

But she is unchinanchu which makes her ok in my book!
Sarge at 04:03 PM JST - 12th February

Amuro performs a wild dance to show off her healthy body"

She's got a healthy body all right.

"Coke Cola Zero" ( my spelling )

It's all right. Better than I expected.
Wottock_Hunt at 10:38 PM JST - 12th February

She gives me the right horn.
RN at 11:50 PM JST - 12th February

Amuro's biggest tattoos have significance. One is of her sons name, another is kind of a memorial for her mother's death. She's a complex woman that's for sure, and this is probably the most out there she's allowed herself to be. Considering there aren't too many and the big ones have a personal significance, she's doing well. At least she's not binge drinking, abusing drugs, or whoring herself out somewhere. She's a dedicated mom, and a hardworker. 2 things to be respected.
Wottock_Hunt at 09:53 AM JST - 13th February

At least she's not binge drinking, abusing drugs, or whoring herself out somewhere. She's a dedicated mom, and a hardworker. 2 things to be respected.

That's five things, surely?

But I'm with you. She's also pretty durable - chart-topping when I arrived here in '95 and still way up there, unlike so many of the flash-in-the-pan cutesy squeakers who cropped up in the interim and disappeared without a trace.