On June 5, according to Japanese media, the 33-year-old actress Yu Aoi got married two days ago, and the man is a 42-year-old funny artist, combining Ryota Yamazato in the Sweetheart of Nankai.
Speaking of Yu Aoi, she was named "National Lover" in Japan.
Fresh and natural and gentle temperament is deeply loved by everyone.
Most importantly, Aoi Yu's smile fried chicken is cured!
Kwon Ji-yong has repeatedly stated that she is her ideal type 23333~
Yu Aoi has also starred in many classic works, mainly with "All About Lily Week" and "Flowers and Alice".
She has had a scandal with someone who includes Junichi Okada, Nantomo Omori, and mature actor Kosuke Suzuki, but in the end, the goddess's true destiny is revealed to be Ryota Yamazato, a member of the Japanese comedy group Nankai Sweetheart. Ryota Yamazato, 42, nicknamed "Koyama" (山ちゃん), often appears on the variety show "Pickets for Men and Women".
Netizens are not very satisfied with the appearance of the goddess husband, and some people say that they saw the shadow of Wang Jinsong, but it is a low-grade version of Teacher Wang.
So everyone began to discuss: the aesthetics of Japanese actresses seem to be quite different?
There are many examples, such as Ida Jun and Anda Yushi.
Another example is Thatomoto Miki married Shoji Tomoharu.
Yamaguchi married Yuji Tanaka.
Probably the most talked about is Sasaki, who has been selected for the 100 most beautiful faces in the world for four consecutive years.
She is married to the funny entertainer Watanabe Ken, who is 15 years older than herself.
At that time, this news broke the hearts of countless otaku, and also made countless fans strangle their wrists: why would the goddess finally choose him, who did not look very outstanding no matter how convenient?
In fact, it can be seen from this sentence: "It is very happy to be with him, and you can laugh and giggle from the heart." ”
In this way, I also understand why "funny artists are goddess harvesters", after all, in ordinary life, happiness is the most important thing, isn't it?