Japanese actress Mao Inoue, who debuted at the age of 5, starred in the Japanese version of "Flower Man" at the age of 18 to open up popularity in Asia, and then took advantage of the victory to chase and star in the sequel "Flower Man 2" and the movie "Flower Man Final", which was in full swing and quickly entered the ranks of first-line actresses. However, in 2015, she starred in the NHK Taiga drama "Flower Burning" and her popularity declined, although she is the third actress to star in NHK morning drama and Taiga drama after Nanako Matsushima and Aoi Miyazaki. However, because the subject matter was too blunt and bland, and she was changing agencies at the time and fell into a low ebb, but she continued to appear in dramas, and her acting skills have long been recognized.
She starred in the movie "My Mother" starring Eri Ishida will be released in Japan on November 11, she plays the eldest daughter Yuko, who is estranged from her mother due to a misunderstanding, and lives with her mother (Eri Ishida) for some reason after marriage. The relationship between the two with very different personalities became more and more rigid during this period, and then an accidental incident worsened the mother-daughter relationship. The 35-year-old Inoue Mao said in an interview that she is also the eldest daughter at home, so she tries to show her "eldest girlishness" in front of her family, and usually does not like to be coquettish, like the character Xizi, sometimes she will hide her heart and digest it silently.
She has been acting since she was a child, she also ushered in the 30th anniversary of her debut this year, saying goodbye to the role of a girl and student in the past, she has played a mother in "The Cicada on the Eighth Day" and "Young Injiro", this time she will play the role of her daughter again, but her personality is more calm and quiet, which she also said that she wants to play a cheerful and bright role next time. At the end of last month, she also attended the 35th Tokyo International Film Festival with director Shinichi Sugita, and in recent years, she has been shown by her short hair to add more mature charm, and her outfit on the red carpet that day was also praised by the Japanese media to exude "adult charm", although she is no longer the Sugina of the year, but she is more confident and charming after walking through the wind and waves.