In "Archimedes", Miha Hamabe plays the role of the cute president Senjin

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In the movie "Archimedes" (released on July 26), actress Miha Hamabe plays the lovely president Senkin, which is very eye-catching.

The film is starring Shoki Sugata and is based on the manga of the same name by Nori Mita, who created works such as Ryu Sakura, and director Takashi Yamazaki directed series such as "Forever 0" and "Forever Sunset of Sanchome". Set in Japan in the 1930s, Kanda's genius mathematician Nao Sugi discovers a hidden conspiracy in the Japanese Navy's shipbuilding program and is determined to correct the unhealthy trends in the state apparatus and challenge the unprecedented battle of the mind.

Hamabata plays the president of the shipbuilding company, Senjin Ozaki Mirror, who calls Yuki "the teacher". She is both her tutor and the person she admires. Mirror worries about The Lone Soldier in the Navy, and sometimes takes decisive action to support him.

Regarding this work, Hamababe said: "I am the only female actor in many scenes, but the scene is very warm, and I quickly adapted." For the role, she said: "The mirror I played is a chaebol lady, and I should show the good upbringing of this role and the cuteness that matches the age."

Miha Hamabe (18), who plays mirror, was born in 2000. In 2015, she attracted attention by playing Honma Bud Yizi (face code) in the manga adaptation of "We Still Don't Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day" (Fuji TV), and in 2017, she starred in the youth film "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas", for which she won the Newcomer Actor Award at the 41st Japan Academy Awards. Last year, he co-starred in "Monarch! Preemptive strike", the acting skills in the play are very changeable. Her comedic style has also won praise.

In the future, Hamababe will also co-starred in the movie "The Murder of corpse man Sho" (released in 2019) with Ryunosuke Kamiki and Ryu Nakamura, and starred in the manga movie "Love Is Uncertain" will be released in August 2020, following "I want to eat your pancreas". (hisashi/translation)