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GS: Did you have a boyfriend? Nijo: Yes. GS: Were you living with your boyfriend? Nijo: A little bit. GS: When did you decide to be a model and an actress? Nijo: When I was 20 years old I was a company president.
GS: Of what kind of company? Nijo: Import/export. Actually somebody wanted me to be president because he couldn't find the right person. He had another company and the next company he didn't want to do it himself. GS: What kind of import/export? Nijo: Importing Italian bags, wallets and selling to department stores. It was so hard. GS: What was so hard about it? Nijo: Because it was a new company, it doesn't have anything. I make up our basic things. Finance money from bank, a lot of money. I always worry about how to pay back money. GS: How long were you doing that? Nijo: About a year. It was too hard for me. I didnšt have time to eat. I went to office and get out 11 or 12 o'clock at night. I couldn't eat at all. I get sick and my stomach upset all the time. I could not eat, threw up. GS: Did you quit? Nijo: I made everything, the basic things, then I quit. GS: What did you do then? Nijo: I decided to study modeling because I didn't want to worry about any money and anybody else. GS: Did you go to Tokyo right after you quit? Nijo: Yes. I went to a couple of places and they wanted me to model for them. Only for fashion shows. GS: How long did you stay in Tokyo? Nijo: About two years. GS: When did you decide to come to Hollywood and become an actress? Nijo: I loved Hollywood movies since I was kid. Being an actress is wonderful, don't you think? You can be a teacher, a doctor, you can be even a killer. GS: This was all decided on your own? Nijo: Nobody recommended it to me. GS: Could you make a living modeling? Nijo: Yes. GS: How much would you make in a month? Nijo: Sometimes nothing, sometimes a lot. GS: What would be your best month? Nijo: Couple of thousand dollars.
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GS: Two thousand? Nijo: More. If you do a commercial, you can get tons of money. GS: Ten thousand? Nijo: More. GS: Fifteen thousand? Nijo: Yeah. GS: Did you do anything that people in Japan would remember? Nijo: I did Kose Cosmetics. That was a long time ago. My agency sent me only for fashion shows. I didn't do print, only Kose. GS: When you came to the States did you know somebody over here? Nijo: Nobody. I just wanted to get out of Japan. GS: Why did you want to leave Japan so much? Nijo: Because it's uncomfortable. Too many people, no privacy. I went to New York first. PAGE 3
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