Leah Dizon beauty Japanese Idol

Leah Dizon is a television talent, model, gravure idol, singer, actress, and TV personality in Japan, born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her ethnicities include Chinese, Filipino and French. In 2006, she moved to Tokyo, Japan after signing with a Japanese talent agency and made her singing debut under Victor Entertainment with a download exclusive song, "Fever", a cover of Kylie Minogue's hit song.

Dizon was born in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her mother is French-American, and her father is Chinese-Filipino. She is the fourth of six children: she has two older brothers, an older sister, and two younger brothers. She says she grew up listening to rock and R&B music. She took dance lessons and was in her high school theater. After graduating from high school, Dizon moved to Los Angeles, California and began her modeling career.

While attending college as a film major, Dizon landed a phone company advertisement, made frequent appearances at events as a booth babe/Go-Go dancer and posed for the cover features of various import-car magazines. This garnered her much attention and a fanbase overseas, predominantly in East Asia. One year after her pictures were posted up on the internet, she had over 2 million hits from search engines.(Source Wikipedia)