Ana Otani

Half Brazilian, half Japanese. I think I'm the only man she's ever filmed with. Very friendly, a really sweet girl. A total love.

Ana Otani is a Brazilian adult model and adult performer, born November 28, 1998, in Brasilia, Brazil. She has been active since 2019, starting at around 20. Profiles describe her with brown hair. Babepedia lists her ethnicity as mixed-race (primarily Asian).

Ana Otani is also an organiser in Brazil's creator scene. She created the "Vagina mais bonita do Brasil" ("Most beautiful vagina in Brazil") contest, which got wide press coverage. Its second edition, in 2024, brought together 27 adult creators, one representing each state and the Federal District. They lived together in a mansion in Santa Catarina, taking part in challenges and producing collaborative content, while the public voted online for a R$10,000 prize. "The idea is to promote collaborations, exchanges of ideas, knowledge and fun," Otani told UOL Splash.

Early life and career. Her own account of where she comes from differs from the databases. In a 2024 interview with the platform Privacy, reported by Jornal de Brasília and Purepeople, Otani said she grew up in a small town in the interior of Paraná. Extra also called her a native of Paraná, while databases give Brasília. "My town was very small, so I needed a change of air, to change my life and try," she said. She started young with a blog and a YouTube channel, Segredos de Ana ("Ana's Secrets"), on which she recounted her sexual experiences. She still writes erotic short stories. When she began selling sensual content, she said, "I found out you could get rich from it, so I never stopped." She said friends introduced her to the Brazilian platform Privacy, which "got me out of a tight spot". She values the freedom of the work: meeting people, travelling for work and not keeping set hours. In July 2024 Extra reported that she had lived in Balneário Camboriú, Santa Catarina, for five years.

The contest and podcast. The first "Vagina mais bonita do Brasil" contest, in 2021, was won with 53% of the public vote by Maitê Sasdelli, a late replacement for another candidate. Otani told Extra the second edition drew more than 5,000 applications, from which a jury chose the finalists, with a starting prize of R$10,000. Purepeople later reported that the influencer Fernanda Campos had won the title. Otani called the contest one of her biggest achievements: "It went very viral, it sold a lot ... it was very risky." She also hosts the podcast Conta Um Conto ("Tell a Tale"), for which she rents a mansion and invites adult creators, some friends and some strangers, to chat spontaneously. "I want to show that we are people, we are human beings," she said. She admitted she also raises controversial topics to draw in haters for engagement. Her advice to beginners: "You have to throw yourself in, with or without shame. You have to film."