Japanese Booth Babes on the way to Celebrity Status

Oct 7 2006, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

We already know this since long time that the Trade Show Booth Babes are the real stars. Reuters runs now a story with some background on how some Japanese 'Companions' are starting to become celebrities with fans following them to each Trade show.

The photo shows Rika Ando, who was at the Panasonic booth at the CEATEC 2006. She is already a celebrity Booth Babe. On her site (Japanese) dubbed Channel Ando-Rika you can find out more about her and her schedule.

In the US the only trade-show with Booth Babes left is the CES. The Booth Babe highlight E3 is canceled.I actually did not find any CEATEC 2006 booth babe photos. If you found or have photos please email us.

The latest booth babe photos from Japan are from the TGS 2006. More Models and Gadget photos.

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