Asuka, known as Kana during her time in Japan, showcased her multifaceted talents in the "Manifesto Final Gravure," blending her wrestling persona with a unique artistic expression. This gravure project highlighted her ability to transcend traditional boundaries, presenting a mix of modeling and wrestling aesthetics. While gravure films often focus on visual appeal, Asuka's work stood out for its boldness and creativity, reflecting her commitment to challenging norms within the industry. Her "Manifesto" not only sparked discussions about the portrayal of women in wrestling but also solidified her reputation as a trailblazer who isn't afraid to push the envelope. This project remains a testament to her innovative spirit and her impact on both the wrestling and entertainment worlds.