Life and Career
Azumi Kawashima was born in Tokyo on August 8, 1979. Her debut video was Promise released under the Try-Heart Corporation's Sexia's label in December 1998. In January 1999, Kawashima starred in Naive, for the Shy label. Her next video for Sexia, I Want To Hold You (February 1999), was a sex-oriented drama. She was back at Shy for the April 1999 release, Natural.
Kawashima performed in the seventh volume of Sexia's Pretty Wife series, subtitled Dangerous Love Triangle and released in May 1999. Kawashima's last releases, a video entitled Memory, and a DVD named Complete Azumi Kawashima, came out in July 2003.
In addition to her video career, Kawashima's portfolio includes the release of 9 photobooks released from 1999 to 2003. Outside of her adult work, Kawashima also had a major part in the 1999 V-Cinema horror film Demon Killer or Junreiki 殉霊鬼(じゅんれいき) directed by Seki Akitsugu where six men and women staying at a villa are attacked by a killer.
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