Mai Sato

Name: Mai Sato
Native name: 佐藤麻衣
Also Known as: Mayi
Nationality: Japanese
Gender: Female
Born: November 13, 1979
Age: 46

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2013	Spring Love Taiwanese Drama, 2013, 14 eps Bei Ye Wen Zi / "Atsuko" (Main Role)	14	Bei Ye Wen Zi / "Atsuko" Main Role	6.8
2005	Evil Spirit 05 Taiwanese Drama, 2005, 20 eps Sato (Support Role)	20	Sato Support Role	7.2

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2001	Meteor Rain Taiwanese Special, 2001, 4 eps Mai (Support Role)	4	Mai Support Role	6.9

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2023	Next Girlz Taiwanese TV Show, 2023, 12 eps (Ep. 11) (Guest)	12	(Ep. 11) Guest	7.6
2011	Zeng Yi Dai Ben Ying Taiwanese TV Show, 2011, 44 eps (Ep. 31, 33, 43) (Guest)	44	(Ep. 31, 33, 43) Guest	0.0

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