Hideryū wahori, a well-known Japanese actress, was arrested for drug possession

On the afternoon of November 16, local time, a bombshell broke out in the Japanese entertainment industry. Hideyoshi Sawajiri (沣沣ィエリカ), a well-known actress who has starred in film and television works such as "One Liter of Tears", "Dusty Notebook", and "First Class", was arrested at 1:30 p.m. local time on November 16 for violating Japan's drug prohibition law.

At about 8:30 a.m., police entered Hideyasu Sawajiri's apartment in Tokyo's Meguro district and seized two capsules containing powder suspected of being MADA (the main ingredient in ecstasy) on the jewelry shelf in her room. It is reported that during the police search, the mother who lived with HideyaRuwa Sawajiri was also present. After that, she was taken to the Metropolitan Police Headquarters for investigation and admitted to the police: "The MADA pill is indeed mine." On the evening of November 16, Hideryūka Sawajiri was transferred to the Tokyo Bay Coast Police Station; on November 17, he was transferred to the Control Agency.

Now 33 years old, Hideyaru Sawajiri, his father is Japanese and his mother is French. Unlike the general mixed-race child who prefers European and American looks, Sawajiri Hideryūhua's appearance is closer to the Japanese, and her three-dimensional and exquisite facial features are matched with an innocent and sweet smile, which makes her discovered early into the acting world. At the age of 19, Hideryūhisa Sawajiri became a hit with the tear-jerking Japanese drama "One Liter of Tears", and later starred in film and television works such as "Song of the Sun", "Excellent Flavor", "Dusty Notebook" and so on, and she also became a representative of Japanese jade actresses.

However, the unruliness of his private life and his friendship with the media have caused Hideyasu Sawajiri's acting career to fall into a trough. At the age of 22, she chose to enter the family and marry the screenwriter Takagi Tsuyoshi, who was 22 years older than her, and the marriage lasted only more than a year. In 2012, Hideyo Sawajiri changed his former pure image and returned to the spotlight of showbiz with a large-scale performance in "Wolf" directed by Shika Kawa.

Last year, "Cats Are To Be Held", starring Hideryū Wahjiri and directed by Inuyasha, was shortlisted for the main competition unit of the Golden Jubilee Award at the Shanghai International Film Festival. She also came to Shanghai to participate in the movie viewing activities, and many Chinese fans came to support her.

According to the practice of the Japanese showbiz industry, once the artist is related to drugs, it is almost equivalent to saying goodbye to the acting career completely. Distant examples include Noriko Sakai, Gaku Oshio, and Seiji Tanaka, who are familiar to Chinese audiences, and Pierre Taki, who was arrested in March this year. This time, HideyaZawajiri was arrested, but fortunately the TV series that were not broadcast were affected (Japanese TV dramas are mostly broadcast while filming), and the Ōkawa drama "Kirin Coming", which was originally scheduled to be starred by her and will start airing in January next year, also has time to change the cast. The tragic thing is that for many brands that come to her endorsement, such as Pepsi NEX ZERO, P&G's clothing softener, etc., it must be like a thunderbolt on a sunny day. In order to draw a line with drugs, these manufacturers are bound to urgently stop relevant advertising.