Natsu Ando

Natsu Andō
安藤 なつ
Born
Kazuyo Ando (安藤 和代, Andō Kazuyo)

(1981-01-31) January 31, 1981
Tokyo, Japan
Other names
  • Nacchan (なっちゃん)
  • Natsu (なつ)
Occupations
  • Comedian
  • actress
AgentSun Music Production
Known forMaple Chogokin (with Kazlaser)
Style
Height1.7 m (5 ft 7 in)
WebsiteMaple Chogoukin official profile

Natsu Ando (安藤 なつ, Andō Natsu; born 31 January 1981 in Tokyo, Japan)[1] is a Japanese comedian. She is represented by Sun Music Production. She is currently a member of the comedy duo Maple Chogoukin.[2]

Filmography

TV drama

Year Title Role Network Notes
2006 Kurosagi TBS Episode 7
2009 7 Man-ri Tantei Nitobe BS Asahi Episode 3
Atashinchi no Danshi Saeko Fuji TV Episode 6
Last Mail 2 TV Asahi Episode 6
2010 Majisuka Gakuen Yaba Kune Girls' High School senior TV Tokyo
Trouble Man TV Tokyo
2011 Rebound Bookstore office-lady NTV Episode 5
Welcome to the El-Palacio TV Tokyo Episode 6
2013 Tank Top Fighter Yasuko Awane TBS Episodes 5 and 6
Trick Bangai-hen: Keibuho Kenzo Yabe 2 TV Asahi Episode 5
2014 Nancy Seki noita 17-nen Nancy Seki NHK BS Premium Lead role
2015 The Last Cop NTV
Death Note NTV Episode 3
2016 Tensai Bakabon Mama's classmate NTV

Films

Title Role
Rough

Original video

Title Role
Kamen Rider Ghost: Ikkyu Eyecon Contention! Quick Wit Battle!! Mayuko Sasahara

TV variety

Former regular appearances

Year Title Network
2013 Momoiro Clover Z Channel TV Asahi

Former appearances

Special programmes

Year Title Network Notes
2004 24 Hour Television NTV "Anata Jishin ga Watashinoyume Wakate Geinin 100-kumi!! Dai Shūgō: Ore no No. 1 Akogare Geinin wa donna Hito? – Chō Geki Netsui Manatsu no Dai Benkyō-kai!!"
2005 Ken Shimura no Baka Tonosama Fuji TV
2007 Kanji Summers: Onna-darake no Dai Shinnenkai (Nama) Idol ichigo Matsuri 2008 NTV "Fresh Idol Gong Show"
2009 The Dream Press Company Special: Uwasa no Diet Seikō to Shippai no Wakaremichi Dream Press COmpany D-1 Concert TBS
2010 Ken Shimura no daijōbu daa Fuji TV
2014 Matching Love TBS
2016 Sanma Akashiya no Complekku Suhhai: Haru no Musabetsu-kyū Tournament Special TV Asahi

Occasional appearances

Year Title Network Notes
Shimura-ya desu. Fuji TV Mainly appeared in the second half; as "Natsuko"
2012 London Hearts TV Asahi
2013 Happy End TBS
Onegai! Ranking TV Asahi
2014 Shimura-za Fuji TV
5-ji ni Muchū Tokyo MX
Special research police JUMPolice TV Tokyo
2016 Shimura no Jikan Fuji TV
High Noon TV Viking! Fuji TV

Internet programmes

Current appearances

Year Title Website Notes
2013 Tomita to ieba Maru Maru Nico Jockey Other Thursday appearances

Former appearances

Regular appearances

Year Title Website Notes
2011 Nadeshiko Sun Music Nico Jockey Regular appearances in the comedy duo Puchi Kannon, later Maple Chogoukin

Other

Year Title Website
Chō Sun Music GyaO Jockey
Cunning no Renai Chūdoku GyaO
2009 Miyuki Torii no Shakō Jirei de High Touch GyaO Jockey
Tsuge ccha! Gyao Jockey

Radio

Year Title Network Notes
2016 Otenki nori no Recommen! NCB Mobile DJ

DVD

Year Title
2008 Ken Shimura no Baka Tonosama Ōbanburumai-hen: Kisaragi no Maki
2012 Hikari Ijūin no baraetī: Radio no Miryoku ni Semari ma Show! –Tōkō shi Night– no Maki
Hikari Ijūin no baraetī: Tainai　Dokei de pittanko no Maki
2013 Hikari Ijūin no baraetī+: Runners' High de wahhawwa no Maki
Hikari Ijūin no baraetī+: Oboete oboete 6-kagetsu no Maki

References

  1. ^ "メイプル超合金". Sun Music Production (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 9 January 2017. Retrieved 4 Nov 2016.
  2. ^ Ando, Natsu (11 Aug 2012). "はじめましてこんばんわ。メイプル超合金と申します。". Natsu Ando no gonyogonyo Nikki (in Japanese). Ameba Blog. Retrieved 4 Nov 2016.
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