The catalogue credits 1,952 performers, and most of them appear once or twice. A small group accounts for a disproportionate share of everything published — and you cannot see that group by browsing, because the site prints no count next to anyone’s name.
We counted every credit and built pages for the 614 performers with six titles or more. This page ranks forty of them four different ways: the studio’s own popularity order, the most titles, the longest careers and the newest names.
Under every name you get her title count, the years she has been active, her total runtime, and the tags that recur across her work — so you can tell how much there is to watch before you commit an evening to anyone.
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Forty Caribbeancom performers
By popularity: the ten the studio features
Starting with the studio’s own list. The site publishes a most-popular-performers page; these are the ones with a page here, in that order, with our counts attached.
What the studio weighs is not published — traffic, editorial, or both. What is clear is that this is the roster a studio with 25 years of output is pushing right now, which makes it the sensible place to start if you have no name in mind. Compare the order against the counts underneath: popular and prolific are not the same list.
Order taken from the studio's own most-popular-performers page.
1 Ai Uehara
Titles in our catalog: 18 / Active: 2015–2017 / Total runtime: 11.3 h / Average official rating: 4.83
Tags that appear most often on her titles: Sexy Legs, Handjob, Masterbation, 69.
Now the count. These are the filmographies deep enough to fill a subscription period on their own, and this is where the shape of the catalogue shows itself: the maximum anyone reaches is 39 titles, and the gap between first and tenth is a dozen rather than a hundred.
The reason is structural. The studio publishes continuously and casts widely rather than building around a contracted roster, so roughly two thousand people share about 5,500 credits. 801 of them appear exactly once.
Ranked by number of titles in our catalogue; ties broken by total runtime.
11 RYU
Titles in our catalog: 31 / Active: 2014–2026 / Total runtime: 28.8 h / Average official rating: 4.90
Tags that appear most often on her titles: Sexy Legs, Vibrator, Handjob, Big Tits.
Years between a performer’s first and most recent release here. The longest run is seventeen years, and several others are past a decade.
This deliberately disagrees with the title count: one release a year for fifteen years makes a long career and a modest count. It is also the only group where you can watch the studio’s production style change across the same person’s work, which is something a newer site structurally cannot offer.
Ranked by years between first and most recent release; ties broken by title count.
21 Maki Hohjo
Titles in our catalog: 18 / Active: 2010–2026 / Total runtime: 16.5 h / Average official rating: 4.61
Tags that appear most often on her titles: Handjob, Slut, Sexy Legs, Slender.
Most recent first release, among performers who already have six titles or more. These are the filmographies still being written.
Six titles in a short span means the studio kept casting her, which is the clearest early signal there is. Starting with a new name also means you can watch a career from title one, in order, instead of picking a random entry point into fifteen years of work. If you want to know how to read a gap in someone’s dates, we cover that separately.
Ranked by most recent first release. Performers with six or more titles.
31 Miku Maina
Titles in our catalog: 7 / Active: 2025–2026 / Total runtime: 6.5 h / Average official rating: 4.14
Tags that appear most often on her titles: Big Tits, Paipan, Titty Fuck, Cum-in-Mouth.
Open a title page and you see one performer credited. Open her name and you get an unnumbered list. There is no count, no career span and no total runtime anywhere on the official site, in either language, so every list you find elsewhere is somebody’s impression.
Ours is a count of the whole catalogue, which is why the numbers under each name here move when the catalogue moves.
Ratings do not separate anyone
You will notice there is no rating column. The median average rating across all 614 performers with pages here is 4.80 out of five, and 97.5% of titles are rated four or above. A column of numbers between 4.5 and 5.0 would look like information and behave like decoration.
Hours matter more than title count
Runtimes range from about eleven minutes to five hours, so the same eighteen titles can be eleven hours of material or nineteen. If you are deciding whose filmography to work through during a subscription, hours is the honest measure — and it is printed under every name above.
The second date is the most recent release, not a retirement date. A 2026 date means she is currently active. An older one means nothing more than that nothing new has arrived here yet.
There is no co-star column, and that is structural. The catalogue credits exactly one performer per title, so co-appearances cannot be derived from it. Any site showing you a co-star network for this studio assembled it from somewhere else.
What works instead is tag overlap. Each performer page lists the people whose titles carry a similar tag profile — not who she works with, but who appears in similar titles, which is usually the question behind the question. Pick one name from this page, then move sideways from her page.
Who has a page here
We built pages for the 614 performers with six titles or more, because below six the numbers stop meaning anything: an average rating from two titles is not an average, and a tag profile from two titles is noise.
Those performers account for a little over forty percent of all credits, and the full set is on the performers index, sorted by count. This page is the way in; the index is the whole thing.