Aishi Hashimoto and a doctor who is a year younger than himself are married The plan is to invite only the families of both parties to the wedding

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According to Japanese media reports, star Aishi Hashimoto (35 years old) announced the happy news of marriage through personal Weibo on the 27th. The other party is a working doctor who is a year younger than himself.

In the morning, Aiji Hashimoto announced the news of the marriage on Weibo with the title of "To all those who have always supported me". The text reads: "I, Aiji Hashimoto, am married to the person I have been dating today. He's a year younger than me. And said: "I am in my 30s before I start thinking about getting married." And I met a wonderful person who gave me a positive evaluation of my life so far, who can understand my work and work with me. ”

According to Hashimoto's office, Hashimoto's marriage partner was a working doctor who was a year younger than her. They met through a fellow student acquaintance. The two had been dating for less than two years before they got married. The firm also revealed that "Aishi Hashimoto is not currently pregnant and will continue to work after marriage". With regard to the wedding ceremony, the parties intend to invite only the families of both parties to attend, and the date of the marriage has not yet been decided. It is reported that they have no intention of "holding a wedding meeting".

Aishi Hashimoto is widely known for her role as a charmer, and has been nicknamed "National Mistress" and "Tuanji Wife of the Heisei Era". With gratitude, she posted on Weibo: "To be able to get these distinctive titles after the age of 25, I think it is more about 'the support given to me by everyone' than the happiness of being a woman." Only then can I continue to move forward on the road of acting as Aishi Hashimoto. Since I debuted at the age of 13, I have stumbled all the way. It is precisely because of the support of everyone that I have the motivation to stick to my dreams and work hard. As a result, we have what we have today. In the end, Hashimoto concluded: "Even if I get married, I will continue to work hard as always." I hope you continue to support me! "(きょうさん/translation)