"As fellow actors of the same generation, we have inspired each other to get to the present. From now on, we will live the rest of our lives together. ”
In October last year, Matsuzaka Momori (32) and Toda Keirika (32) suddenly announced their marriage, which shocked the outside world.
In addition to the accident of the marriage of two Japanese A-list actors, but also because the two have never had a love affair, and the two feel almost at odds.
They are not flash marriage, and previously japanese media broke the news that they had actually been in contact for two years, which shows that the confidentiality work is done rigorously.
After half a year of marriage, they remained low-key and did not take photos.
But recently, Friday magazine finally squatted down with the couple traveling together and took their framed photos for the first time.
The latest issue of Friday magazine, released today, revealed that on March 14, White Day, Matsuzaka Momori and Toda Eiri went out on a date together.
The magazine excitedly wrote that "they were always in the apartment and didn't go out on a date, so none of them were photographed, but this magazine finally photographed them!" ”。
On this day, the reporter saw a high-end imported car in the residential area of Lianma District, which was toda Eirika's car.
She wandered the alley, seemingly looking for a parking space, after which she got out of the car and got out of the co-pilot a tall man who, although he was wearing a mask, was recognized at a glance as her husband, Matsuzaka Momori.
The two walked along the road together, quickly keeping their distance as they passed in front of popular restaurants where a large number of people lined up, and then walked side by side.
The two cleverly avoided the crowd and dressed up tightly, so that no one around them noticed the star couple.
When they got to the cinema, the film they wanted to see was "EVA: The End", and the reporters also cared that both of them were wearing wedding rings.
Although Toda gives a strong impression, when the two are together, Matsusaka Momori is more dominant. When Matsusaka Picks Up Tickets at the Ticket Vending Machine, Toda Gently Wraps His Back, and Matsusaka buys popcorn and drinks.
Although both were wrapped very tightly, they were easily recognized by the reporter and took 7 precious photos in the same frame, from the picture quality of the photo, it can be imagined that the reporter was taken at a long distance and pulled a long focal length.
Can make the low-key two finally choose to go out on a date, which shows how good the movie "EVA: The End" is (mistaken).
Another reason is that the two are busy at work, there are not many opportunities to go out and watch movies together at a leisurely pace, and mid-March is a rare common gap for the two to watch the much-anticipated "EVA: Final" together.
Toda Keirika has been busy shooting the TV series "My Family's Story" before, and last month finally ushered in the finale.
After starring in the morning drama "Crimson" last year, Toda Keirika ushered in the peak of her career.
Husband Matsuzaka Momori has also been making a lot of films recently.
Matsusaka Momori's new drama "If I Kissed Her At That Time" will be launched at the end of this month, and in this romantic comedy, he plays an elderly single otaku who is obsessed with manga, and falls in love with a female manga artist (played by Kumiko Aso) who meets him.
However, the manga artist died unexpectedly, and when he was sad, a cleaner uncle (played by Iura Shin) told him that he was a manga artist, and it turned out that the soul of the manga artist was possessed by the uncle, so the two began an awkward love.
This month, Matsusaka Momori also has an NHK TV series that exposes the darkness of the university's internal struggles, "About the Crisis And My Likability Here Now", which will be broadcast.
In terms of movies, he also has many works, and his film "The Parking Lot of Life" (starring Koyari Yoshinaga) will be released next month.
The gangster film "Blood of the Lone Wolf," which won the Japanese Oscar for Best Picture, will have a sequel starring Momori Matsuzaka (released in August).
Toda Eirika and Matsusaka Momori are very low-key from love to marriage, and their marriage statements do not tell the story of love, and the Japanese media is curious to dig.
Some Japanese media broke the news that Yuko Oshima played the role of Cupid, the god of love.
Yuko Oshima and Toda Keirika starred together in "Crimson" and formed a deep friendship, and Toda Keiriru trusted Yuko Oshima and told her everything.
Yuko Oshima and Momori Matsusaka have also cooperated, and the two were born on the same day of the same month of the same year, and they also have a good relationship.
The two people who had secret exchanges encountered unexpected things, Toda's always healthy father died suddenly in May last year, the gentle and strong father has always been the pillar of Toda's soul, the sudden departure of her father made her very sad, and the usually stable Matsusaka Momori gave her firm and careful support, and brought the relationship between the two closer.
One reason Toda chose Matsusaka Momori was that his style was very similar to that of his parents.
According to people from Toda's hometown, although her daughter is a big star, her parents are very civilian types, traveling by bicycle, and life has not become luxurious. Her parents are very straightforward and undisguised, her father is crisp and sharp, and her mother is quiet and caring, who can naturally talk to her, and is a very good couple.
The frugal lifestyle of her parents is also deeply rooted in Toda Eirika's heart, and Matsusaka Momori has the shadow of her parents and is also a person with low desire to consume, and it is said that the biggest expense of Matsusaka Momori in the past ten years is a 100,000 yen watch (equivalent to 6,000 yuan).
Tao Li is also a good man, and he talked about the interesting things about marriage registration in a magazine interview.
At the end of the year and the beginning of the year, the marriage registration office will have a media squatting point, in order not to be photographed, Tao Li went to the marriage registration office in advance to step on the point, study how to go in is not easy to be photographed.
The wedding declaration sent to the media needs to have its own autograph, Tao Li deeply realized that his words were ugly, and did not want the outside world to think that "(Toda Huilixiang) how to marry a man who wrote like this", so he secretly purchased a practice book and practiced writing.
Toda's deceased father left a testament "no need to hide between husband and wife", Toda is also very protective of her husband, during the epidemic period, she paid great attention to the health of the two people's diet, was photographed rushing to the supermarket after work, quickly and skillfully spent 10 minutes to buy ingredients, and then returned home.
This star couple, whose family and career have ushered in a double harvest at the same time, do not know who to envy.
Finally, Jun recommended another movie, which is the only film the two have worked together so far, "April Fool's Day".
This comedy is written by Ryota Furuzawa, who has written "Legal High", "Dating ~ What is Love", and "Cheating the World JP".
The story continues Ryota Furuzawa's absurd nonsense style, centering on a female cleaner and telling a big farce of a full-fledged liar.
Toda Eirika plays the female protagonist Nitta, who works as a cleaner in the hospital, and on April 1, she discovers that she is pregnant, and the only person who has had a relationship with her is the doctor Makino, played by Matsuzaka Momori.
The male protagonist is handsome, and he is a doctor of great social status, very popular with women, and is a playboy who picks flowers and weeds everywhere.
The heroine told the man that she was pregnant, the other party thought she was joking, the heroine found the man and saw that he was dating a beautiful flight attendant.
Like a madman, she pulled out a gun and tried to kidnap the entire restaurant, which had its own secrets, and a farce unfolded.