【娛樂星正妹】水瀬綺‭/ ‬大眼甜美賽車女郎

Yahoo奇摩名人娛樂(正妹快訊)

2015年6月29日上午11:23

之前日本舉辦了一個ST‭ ‬GIRL‭ ‬50的票選活動，這是一個集合了50位賽車女郎的選拔活動，而這次我們要介紹的正妹就是拔得頭籌的冠軍：水瀬綺，她除了是這次賽車皇后第一名，也是一位平面模特兒，而且在網路上其實知名度還不小喔！

水瀬綺出生於1993年的大阪，身高160公分的她除了面貌亮麗可愛之外，更有著姣好的身材比例。目前她是一間經紀公司的平面模特兒，平時除了在賽車場上當賽車女郎之外，也會參與一些攝影會或是平面拍攝的工作。個性開朗加上具有親和力為她累積了不少的粉絲，就連日本人很少使用的臉書，水瀬綺都特地為粉絲開設了一個，而且還會跟自己的部落格一起同步更新，可以說是相當用心的經營自己。而除了公佈自己的活動行程之外，水瀬綺也會收集粉絲問她的一些問題，然後一起在自己的部落格上回答。
而說到水瀬綺最大的興趣就是吃東西了，不要看她身材苗條勻稱，水瀬綺最愛的食物居然是甜食或糖果，每當有人問她難過時最大的紓壓方式是什麼，她的答案就是吃東西；而開心時的慶祝方式居然也是吃東西，水瀬綺表示吃東西時能讓她感受到最基本的幸福感。

雖然勇奪賽車皇后冠軍，但水瀬綺卻一點也沒有高傲的感覺，對待朋友或是粉絲依舊是笑臉迎人。水瀬綺自己也說，她最大的特點就是無論對誰都能展現自己的笑顏，或許是因為日本人生性害羞對於外人總是不敢接近，所以她才把這當成是自己的專長之一吧！如果大家對水瀬綺有興趣，不妨加入她的臉書，也許她會答應你的好友邀請噢！

‭(‬圖片來源：水瀬綺臉書、水瀬綺部落格、網路‭)‬

基本資料：
姓名：水瀬綺
出身地：大阪
生日：1993年9月17日
身高：160公分
三圍：B80‭(‬C‭)/‬W56‭/‬H80
興趣：水上運動、觀賞賽車賽事、吃東西
願望：對自己的生活滿意，安靜平凡的度過一生
臉書：https‭://‬www.facebook.com/kii.mizuno
推特：https://twitter.com/k_i_i_i_i_i

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