"The Life of the Abandoned Pine Nuts" has been released for 15 years. Yoshiki Nakatani danced with joy in a gorgeous style to amuse the audience. Under the tragedy of love again and again, I have witnessed the tragedy of pouring out all my efforts, but I have to admit the unforgettable appearance of such a survival. In 2021, she will also return to the film world as Japan's first female prime minister in "The Prime Minister's Husband"!
Unconsciously, "The Life of the Abandoned Pine Nuts" has been released for 15 years. Yoshiki Nakatani danced with joy in a gorgeous style to amuse the audience. Under the tragedy of love again and again, I have witnessed the tragedy of pouring out all my efforts, but I have to admit the unforgettable appearance of such a survival.
Rich and profound acting skills, let her scenery to the Japanese Academy Awards queen throne. Today, the woman who loves hard in the play ends the feelings that have not been recognized for many years outside the play, and the love is due to many German musicians who have accidentally met.
Instead of "I Chose Not to Get Married", he returned to the big screen in six years and joined hands with Keijo Tanaka to play the workplace and marriage story of Japan's first female prime minister under the great changes in her political career in "The Prime Minister's Husband".
Born in 1976 in Tokyo, Japan, Miki Nakatani entered the entertainment industry as a girl idol group Sakura Group after participating in a variety show at the age of 15.
Her typhoon is stable and outstanding, and she immediately grabbed the audience's attention and won the reputation of "Japan's last beautiful girl of the 20th century".
After appearing on the small screen with "Under the Same Roof", he became a student who was tragically possessed by Sadako in the "Midnight Bells" (1998) series, and added a record that the actors who played female ghosts were very positive, and their popularity was great.
Starring in the Japanese drama "Continue" (1999), he is not only a life idiot but also a genius criminal policeman, and his essence is widely welcomed by the audience.
Later, notable works include "TramMan" (2004), which was played by Miss Hermes in the original work because she looked like Miki Nakatani, which is a rare love film in her works.
The crossover drama "Ren Doctor" (2009-2011), which is divided into two roles, appears in a kimono and also shows the charm and character appeal of classical beauty. In addition, she also wears a kimono when she attends formal occasions, and is the representative of the "orthodox" Japanese style beauty in the minds of fans.
In 2011, she challenged the stage play "Shotgun", which portrayed his wife, mistress and mistress's daughter, described the valuable experience this way: "If you can enjoy the change and uncertainty, life will become broader, which is what I realized after playing "Shotgun". Just think of the challenge as something to be happy about."
In recent years, she and director Tetsuya Nakajima have collaborated again on The Life of the Abandoned Matsuko, adapted from the novel of the same name, Longing (2014). Contrary to the silly love characteristics of the bright colors of the previous film, she interprets the cold and terrible teacher of the missing girl in this work shrouded in a dark atmosphere.
In "Raw Sewing Inch Heart" (2015), she became the second-generation successor of her grandmother's "Nanyang Tailor Shop", Shi Jiang, and practiced for about a month in order to accurately interpret the profession of the professional. She was also skilled enough to sew a cloak for director Yukiko Mishima, who was moved and said, "She went to Kobe's costume shop to help me choose buttons, and also prepared a box from the Nanyang tailor shop, making it look like the clothes Ichie made for me." As a director, there's nothing happier than that."
In 2021, Miki Nakatani, who has been on the big screen for six years, announced that she will return to the film world as Japan's first female prime minister in "The Prime Minister's Husband".
In reality, Miki Nakatani has a bumpy road - carrying the insult of Xiao San for many years. The relationship dates back to the early 2000s, when she and the married Toshiro Watanabe collaborated on "Continue" (1999) and her highly acclaimed TV series "Forever Child" (2000), because the two were rumored to be dating in 2003.
After Watanabe's divorce in 2005, they kept a low profile of the relationship until they officially broke up in 2015, ending a relationship that had not been recognized for more than a decade. Seeing that Watanabe Takuro will step on the red carpet with his new object in the coming year, Miki Nakatani, who actively takes off the list in the TV series "I Chose not to get married", is not in a hurry: "It's not that I don't want to get married, but since I haven't met the right person, there is no need to get married."
When asked about the ideal type, he said, "As long as the other party can accompany me to eat soba noodles, and after going to the toilet, I will cover the toilet."
As a result, "I Chose not to get married" was broadcast in June, and in October, she was introduced by a friend to meet Thilo Fechner, a violist who accompanied the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra to Perform in Japan, and in 2018 she announced the happy news of their marriage in a handwritten letter.
Because of their love of art, nature and tourism, the two developed a relationship of trust in this long-distance relationship. She also said: "When climbing the mountain, he always takes care of my pace. He is a man who puts the happiness of others above his own pleasures and interests, and I am attracted to his personality."
The reason why two people who want to live together and grow old together choose marriage is not so romantic but very real: "Many people in Europe live together without marriage, but because I am a foreigner, I find the visa problem complicated. If I don't get married, it will cause a lot of inconvenience to my life."
And in 2020, when the epidemic began to rage, the two people who stopped working at hand had more time to live together: "We worked together in gardening every day, sometimes going skiing, visiting local museums, and tasting local food, and living a very full life." 」
It is also because of the stagnation of this time that she has experienced a different way of life than before: "When I lived in Japan, I was like living at work, and now my life makes me reflect on life." 」
In 2021, when she and Kei Tanaka interpreted the husband and wife file in "The Prime Minister's Husband" (2021), Kei Tanaka described his role this way: "Since his beloved wife became prime minister, his life has changed dramatically. Obviously a simple ornithologist, he was suddenly caught up in a political circle that he was not used to."
Miki Nakatani was Japan's first female prime minister who turned an otaku into a "first husband". Although she admits that it is unlikely that such a plot will happen in the real World of Japan, in the work will present the irrelevant gender, talent and morality that national leaders must have.