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In 1973, a loud cry sounded in the bustling city of Tokyo, and Rie Miyazawa came into this world unremarkably. Born into a family of mixed national races, her charming double eyelids and delicate white skin give people a pure and touching feeling, as if she was born with extraordinary charm.
Although her parents ended in divorce, Rie Miyazawa still has a deep desire to regain a complete family. Her father, a Dutchman, soon left Tokyo for some reason and went away on his own.
And Mitsuko Miyazawa, the mother, is an overseas Chinese in Japan, who originally planned to find new warmth from the lost father's love, but she quickly left her daughter behind and walked away for ten years.
In the past ten years, Rie Miyazawa has almost forgotten what her mother looks like, but she is still looking forward to the day when she will be reunited. This sad experience of being alone made her precocious and independent at a young age, and she always behaved inferior and timid in public.
When Rie Miyazawa was 11 years old, she made her first appearance as a model in a well-known weekly magazine under the leadership of her mother. In the photo, she has a peach blossom face and a sweet smile, which immediately attracted the attention of many directors and companies, and they all looked forward to working with this handsome and lovely talented girl.
Four years later, in 1987, Rie Miyazawa had become the brightest rising star in the Japanese entertainment industry, and she could be seen everywhere in the advertising industry and on the screen.
She made her debut in a film called "Crazy Skipping School: Seven Days of Battle" and won the Best Newcomer Award in one fell swoop. The following year, Rie Miyazawa created the popular child star image of "Reiko Shiratori" with her fresh and refined temperament, which made countless netizens wildly pursue her as a goddess idol in their minds.
The path of motherly love
Although Rie Miyazawa's career is booming, her mother Mitsuko Miyazawa always feels that the speed of making money is too slow. Driven by profit, she began to breed an incredible conspiracy.
One night, Mitsuko Miyazawa mysteriously dragged Rie, who was only 14 years old, to the private residence of the popular director Takeshi Kitano. She first groveled and boldly asked her daughter to have a "deep exchange" with this mysterious man.
Facing the strange Takeshi Kitano, Rie Miyazawa was so frightened that she snuggled up to her mother for fear of any harm. But Mitsuko Miyazawa forcibly pushed her daughter to this man, trying to make some ulterior deals.
Takeshi Kitano had long been aware of the conspiracy of the mother and daughter, and did not hesitate to decisively refuse this sudden and unreasonable request. Mitsuko Miyazawa was furious when she saw this, turned around and went into a rage, deciding to take a more extreme approach and pursue her own selfish interests at all costs.
Music has always been another of Miyazawa's hobbies in addition to film and television. In 1988, she made her big screen debut in the movie "Crazy Skipping School: Seven Days of Battle", and her wonderful performance won a lot of praise, and then won the Best Newcomer Award.
The following year, Rie Miyazawa released her first single album, and her career was booming. In order to take full control of everything about her daughter, Mitsuko Miyazawa personally served as Rie's agent, and the mother and daughter worked together to create brilliance on the road of acting.
It wasn't until 1991 that Mitsuko Miyazawa seemed to have found a shortcut that would make her a lot of money. Regardless of Rie's resistance, she insisted on taking her daughter to the United States, where she took a set of nude photos.
Bottom of the valley
The set of nude photos personally designed by the well-known master Norinobu Sasayama caused an uproar in the market as soon as it was launched. Although the sales easily exceeded one million copies, bringing a considerable wealth income to her mother Mitsuko Miyazawa, it was a slap in the face for Rie Miyazawa herself.
The public was in an uproar over her sudden shift towards nudity, and all sorts of criticism and abuse poured in, leaving her embarrassed. What's more, the directors avoided her, who was once worshiped as a "goddess", and no one was willing to cooperate with her anymore.
Under such heavy pressure of public opinion and physical and mental blows, Rie Miyazawa unfortunately suffered from depression. She is entangled in deep self-blame and guilt every day, and her life is trapped in a long-term dark shadow, and there is no longer a glimmer of hope.
Although Rie Miyazawa is still barely maintaining her acting career during this decade, which has been called the "Yellow Years", no matter how much effort she puts into her film and television works, she can no longer attract any enthusiastic response and attention.
What's even more distressing is that the cunning mother Mitsuko Miyazawa began to adopt "black and red" hype methods at this juncture, trying to shape her daughter into a hot topic on the Internet.
In order to achieve this goal, Rie Miyazawa can eat almost zero food every day, and her weight has plummeted to only about 80 pounds, which has reached a shocking and sick level.
Light and hope
When Mitsuko Miyazawa finally realizes that her daughter is weak to the point of vulnerability, she reluctantly agrees to take Rie Miyazawa to the United States for medical treatment.
There, Rie spent two long and precious years, recuperating and slowly regaining hope and vitality in life.
After being discharged from the hospital, Rie Miyazawa seemed to be completely freed from the haze, and she reopened the path of life that turned things around with an unprecedented attitude of hard work.
With her outstanding acting skills and charm accumulated over the years, Rie quickly won the popularity and love of the audience again.
In 2001, Rie Miyazawa co-starred with international superstar Wang Zuxian with her wonderful performance in the movie "Dream in the Garden", and won the Best Actress award at the Moscow Film Festival in one fell swoop.
Just as his career was at a peak again, a warm and powerful man walked into Rie Miyazawa's life. He is the leader of the Japanese sumo world, Kino Hanakoji.
The two met at the age of 16 and formed a rare friendship, which means something special to Rie.
With the encouragement and support of Kinohana, Rie Miyazawa finally made a big decision after careful consideration: she wanted to make her relationship with her best friend open and prepare to enter the palace of marriage and get married.
As soon as this decision was announced, it immediately caused an uproar, and countless media and fans came to send their blessings.
By mistake, at the critical moment of wedding preparations, Mitsuko Miyazawa, the "vicious queen", appeared again and went to the ceremony alone, in a vain attempt to obstruct her daughter's lifelong events, which once caused a sensation.
Vividly
Faced with such an unreasonable approach by her mother Mitsuko Miyazawa, Rie Miyazawa felt extremely conflicted and distressed. On the one hand, she has a sincere love for Kino Hanakoji and longs to form a happy family with him; On the other hand, her mother's threats and obstruction prevented her from fully devoting herself to the relationship.
After countless deliberations and painful entanglements, Rie Miyazawa finally made a painful choice - in order to continue her career, she announced the dissolution of her marriage to Kakoji Kino.
Only two months later, the couple, who were ready to enter the marriage hall, parted ways and broke their bones.
This decision is undoubtedly explosive news that shocked the whole of Japan and even the world, and it also brought a new round of impact and impact to Rie Miyazawa's acting career. In the following years, although she continued to be active in the film and television industry and participated in many works, she could no longer cause the sensational repercussions of the year.
It wasn't until one day four years later that Rie Miyazawa's life finally ushered in a new sunshine. She meets a new lover, and the two soon decide to step on the red carpet and enter the palace of marriage.
The arrival of the daughter adds endless joy and happiness to the couple.
It's a pity that life is full of ups and downs, and at the same time that Rie Miyazawa tasted happiness, a bombshell finally smashed down. This seemingly happy married life came to an abrupt end after only two years, which made the outside world sigh and choke.
At the same time, Mitsuko Miyazawa, the "vicious queen" who had seriously hurt her daughter, finally passed away. As soon as the news came out, the opposition from the outside world was undoubtedly applauded, and only Rie Miyazawa herself did not have much sadness about it.
Running Happiness
The years passed like a white horse, and in the blink of an eye, in 2016, when Rie Miyazawa passed through the haze of life, the warm sun of happiness finally warmed her body and mind again.
This year, she tied the knot with a critically acclaimed musician and entered the palace of marriage.
Looking back, Rie Miyazawa has gone through too many hardships and tribulations. Born in a broken family, he was used as a money-making tool by his mother Mitsuko Miyazawa since he was a child.
At the age of 14, he was forced to have an affair with the director, and at the age of 17, he was forced to shoot a set of nude photos, which completely buried the pure image of the girl.
Once upon a time, Rie Miyazawa's reputation was discredited, her career hit rock bottom, and she suffered from severe depression, plunging her life into a long period of darkness. It was two years of treatment in the United States that allowed her to regain hope and regain the audience's popularity with her acting skills.
But when she was in love and married, her mother Mitsuko Miyazawa once again obstructed her, causing her to give up her feelings and dissolve the marriage contract with her beloved Kino Hanakoji. The next two marriages also failed, which is a sad sigh.
It wasn't until today, when her mother Mitsuko Miyazawa had passed away, that Rie Miyazawa finally broke free from the shackles and ushered in a new beginning. She has long been no longer resentful of all the harm done to her mother: "It is my mother who has made me strong and confident now."
Today, Rie Miyazawa has rekindled the brilliance of her life, formed a happy family with a musician, and lived exactly as she longed for as a girl: stable, happy, and loved.