Yu Hasebe

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Yu Hasebe (長谷部 優, Hasebe Yū, born 17 January 1986) is a Japanese actress, singer and model. She was one of the original three members of the J-Pop group "Dream". She debuted as a gravure idol in 2004. She has also starred in a number of Japanese movies and TV dramas. She was formerly a member of a unit called Kingyo with Nao Nagasawa and Aiko Kayō.

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• Chikan Otoko (2005)
• Love Psycho (2006)
• Mayonaka no Shōjotachi (2006)
• Backdancers! (2006)

• Mahora no Hoshi (2005)
• Karera no Umi VII: Wish on the Polestar (2005)
• Girl's Box (2005)
• Koi Suru!? Kyaba Jō (2006)

• Keitai Aika Sonogo / Gōkon Aika Sonogo (携帯哀歌 その後/合コン哀歌 その後) (with Tokyo Purin) (11 January 2006)

• Girl's Box: Best Hits Compilation (16 March 2005)
• Girl's Box: Best Hits Compilation Winter (30 November 2005)
• Backdancers! Original Soundtrack (23 August 2006)

• Natural (28 January 2005)
• Move in I Love Yu (23 September 2005)
• Dramatic Space^[1] (27 April 2007)

• Yu & I (16 March 2005)
• I Love Yu (31 July 2005)
• Talk to... Twelve Flowers (15 December 2006)

• Blog (in Japanese)