Screenshot of yuko Takeuchi's death news
Cover news reporter Li Yuxin
On September 27, as we looked to usher in a new October, the Japanese performing arts industry bid farewell to a heavyweight actress. According to Japanese media reports, 40-year-old Japanese actress Yuko Takeuchi was found dead at her home in Tokyo. According to the report, due to the possibility of suicide, the Metropolitan Police Department is carefully investigating.
Subsequently, in more details disclosed by the media, an insider said that on the evening of the 26th, after Yuko Takeuchi and her husband Nakabayashi Daiki returned home from dinner, they went up to the second floor alone, and waited for Nakabayashi Toki to enter the bedroom before finding his wife hanging in the walk-in closet. When the ambulance was called at two o'clock in the morning, Yuko Takeuchi's heart and lungs were in a state of cessation, and no suicide note was found at the scene.
On the Internet, some netizens posted the scene tidbits of Yuko Takeuchi and Haruma Miura filming the movie "Tricking the World JP Princess" together and eating ice cream together in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, China. In the video, the two sit on the steps, smiling brightly. The reality is that Haruma Miura hanged himself in the closet at home earlier this year on July 18 this year, at the age of 30. The death of both of the two made netizens who saw this video feel more sad and sad, and this movie has also become the last work of the two.
Yuko Takeuchi with Haruma Miura
Japan's "Smiling Queen" lives forever at the age of 40
In late January this year, Yuko Takeuchi gave birth to her second child, which should have been a happy family of four, but Yuko Takeuchi suddenly passed away at this time, which is unimaginable.
Born in 1980, Yuko Takeuchi starred in her first TV series at the age of 16 and entered the show business as a result. In 1998, Yuko Takeuchi starred in the horror movie "Midnight Bell", which was her first appearance in a movie, and many Chinese audiences began to know Yuko Takeuchi, which also began with this movie. In July 2002, the family romantic comedy "Lunch Queen", starring Yuko Takeuchi, premiered, which was her first time as the heroine of a TV series, and won the 34th Japanese Drama Academy Awards for Actress Awards.
Yuko Takeuchi's "highlight moment" as an actress was in 2004. At that time, the love drama "Lovers on Ice", which co-starred with Takuya Kimura, was launched, and the drama reached a maximum rating of 28.0%, and is still regarded as a classic of Japanese idol dramas. It was also in this year that Yuko Takeuchi met her ex-husband, Shitong Nakamura, and the two fell in love for the collaborative film "Now, I Want to See You", which won the box office champion of the year and also contributed to the marriage between the two. The following year, the two married, and Yuko Takeuchi also stopped at the peak of her acting career because she got married and had children.
Yuko Takeuchi and Takuya Kimura starred in "Lovers on Ice"
But Yuko Takeuchi's married life was not smooth sailing. In 2006, Nakamura Washiko was caught in a drunken driving and derailment storm, and Yuko Takeuchi unilaterally signed an application for divorce through her lawyer. In February 2008, Yuko Takeuchi and Shitong Nakamura reached an agreement to divorce.
After the divorce, Yuko Takeuchi raised her children alone and continued to run in the acting world. In 2008, Yuko Takeuchi won the Best Actress Award at the 81st Movie Shunbun Awards for her films "Dog in a Sidecar Motorcycle", "Dusty Notebook" and "Midnight Eagle". After that, Yuko Takeuchi's screen image becomes more diverse, with a capable criminal police officer in "Strawberry Night" and a goddess detective with excellent observation and reasoning ability in "Miss Sherlock"... Different characters have accumulated a lot of popularity for Yuko Takeuchi.
At the peak of her career, Yuko Takeuchi also ushered in the spring again in love, remarried with actor Daiki Nakabayashi in 2019, and announced that she was pregnant with her second child in August of the same year, and gave birth to her second child in January this year.
Since entering the acting industry in 1996, Yuko Takeuchi's 24-year acting career has been short and dazzling. Known as the "Queen of Smiles", she has starred in more than sixty TV series and movies, and her roles are mostly confident and optimistic and powerful women, and her infectious smile has healed countless people. Unfortunately, Yuko Takeuchi stayed at the age of 40 forever, staying in 2020.
Four Japanese artists died within three months
Japan's show business is not very peaceful, more like an "eventful autumn". Since July, Yuko Takeuchi is the fourth artist to die. 30-year-old actor Haruma Miura, 36-year-old actress Ashina Star and 80-year-old actor Takashi Fujigi were found dead at home on July, September 14 and September 20, respectively, and are suspected of committing suicide.
As recently as July 1, Haruma Miura promoted his upcoming single on Weibo. At that time, he will also hold his first solo concert in Tokyo and Osaka in the autumn. His last update on overseas social platforms is still promoting his new drama "The End of Money is the Beginning of Love", hoping that fans will look forward to his new role. However, on July 18, the public waited for the news of his suicide and death.
Yuko Takeuchi posted a photo on her personal social media account on September 1
On September 1, Yuko Takeuchi posted a photo on her social media account and wrote: "For the new semester, cut the bangs." Yuko Takeuchi also filmed the October issue of the women's magazine LEE, and in an interview, she said that "by the age of 40... On the contrary, I feel that the burden on my shoulders has been relieved a lot, and I feel relaxed." In the photo, it is still her trademark cheerful and bright smile.
Yuko Takeuchi filmed the October issue of the women's magazine LEE
On the Internet, photos of Haruma Miura and Yuko Takeuchi eating ice cream together on the set are still being wildly forwarded by netizens. The 30-year-old Haruma Miura and the 40-year-old Yuko Takeuchi also died without any signs, but they all stayed in 2020 forever.
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