According to Japanese media reports on October 8, Japanese actor Takashi Abe (50 years old) was infected with the new coronavirus. And the news was published on the official website of Abe's upcoming stage play "Aberration Sisters", which will premiere on the 24th.
According to the official website, on the evening of October 7, Takashi Abe's PCR test result was positive. I am said to have no symptoms.
In addition, the rehearsal of the stage play "Sisters of Disorder" will be suspended from the 8th, and "rehearsals will be restarted according to the instructions of health centers and medical institutions, and the implementation of public performances will be discussed."
Previously, Takashi Abe also expressed the excitement of participating in the stage play again after 2016 by starring in "Dysfunction Sisters", and it was really happy to be able to stand in front of the audience for a long time!
Based on a Japanese manga series based on Japanese manga, Shizu Oishi ("The Woman Who Sold the House") is the screenwriter, and the TBS series "Mothers in Love" starring Kano Kimura ("My Terrible Wife"), Takashi Abe, Yoshima Yoshida, Isa Nakari, Koizumi Koizumi and others will also begin airing on the 23rd of this month. The play depicts the love and friendship of confused mothers.
On October 3, in order to promote the new drama, Abe Takashi also recorded the program "All-Star Thank You Festival Autumn 2020" live.
Takashi Abe, a Japanese actor who is active in the acting industry mainly in stage plays, and his performances are well received.
Because he was born in the same band as the well-known Japanese screenwriter Miyato Kankuro, he has appeared in many works by Miyato Kankuro, such as "Tiger and Dragon", "Kisarazu Cat's Eye", "The Magic Messenger of Love" and so on. He has appeared in the Ōkawa Drama four times and served as the male lead of the 2019 NHK Ōkawa Drama.
Beginning in 2014, he dubbed the "Little Right" on the right hand of the protagonist Shinichi Izumi, who was parasitic in the Japanese manga film series Parasitoid Beast.
This is already the Nth case of Japanese entertainers infected with the new crown in recent days. Although it is asymptomatic, I still hope that everyone can be vigilant, carefully protected, and wish for a speedy recovery.