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The reason she was rated as "calm looking" was that her parents' divorce had changed her mind

The reason she was rated as "calm looking" was that her parents' divorce had changed her mind

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Actor Jun Arimura as a guest on the Fuji TV show "Our Time" will be broadcast on the 1st. In the show, Mura talked about his parents divorcing when he was a child, and since then he has developed the consciousness of taking on the responsibilities of his father.

Arimura, Yumi Yanagi, and Hayabusa Kunimura, who starred in the upcoming movie "Children of the Sun" on August 6, attended the show of the day. When talking about his childhood, Yumura talked about his family environment, "If you want to talk about my growing environment, my parents are actually divorced."

She recalled that when the family of four lived together before her parents divorced, she was "the second daughter and the youngest child, so she has been living carefree and free-spirited", and after her parents divorced, she and her sister were raised by their mothers alone.

After experiencing these things, there were certain changes in Arimura's heart. She said that she had developed a sense of fatherhood, "I began to feel that I had to live strongly on my own, and I had to support my mother and protect my sister, which gave rise to a strong idea of having to support the family instead of my father."

When Arimura said that he had this idea around the fourth grade of elementary school, Kunimura was surprised and said, "It's amazing." Arimura continues, "The atmosphere at home is that it wasn't good for a long time, and I didn't get along well with my friends at school, so I thought a lot about it during that time," and seems to have learned a lot from my surrounding environment.

After listening to this experience of Yumura, Kunimura sighed, "Thinking a lot? It really went through a very dark period." Then, Arimura also analyzed himself, "I am always told that 'I look calm', but I give this impression because I am too strong in my sense of 'having to protect this family'." (Fisherman's Bread/Translation)

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