Hiroshi Oizumi recreates the dynamic laughter of Miho Kanno, a “walking power spot” “Since Shingo Yanagisawa” | ORICON NEWS

Actor Hiroshi Oizumi (51) attended a family reunion press conference for the movie “Dear Family” held in Tokyo on the 24th. The main character Nobumasa Tsuboi, played by Oizumi, and Miho Kanno (46), who played his wife Yoko, had a lively dialogue.

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Regarding Oizumi, who played her husband, Kanno said, “He has a cheerful public image, but I thought he might have a nervous side.But when I met him, it was exactly as I thought.I wonder why, he has this detached feeling.” When I talked about his charms, Oizumi immediately joked, “Are you losing your hair?” and he replied, “I didn’t say that!”.

Laughing, he praised the role by saying, “It’s impossible to portray someone with such a calm demeanor. It’s something that only Mr. Oizumi can bring out, and it makes it even more relatable. Mr. Oizumi’s characteristic is that he can convey stories that are close to his own to the audience.”

On the other hand, Oizumi said of Kanno, “I thought he was a cheerful person, but he was much brighter than I expected.When Mr. Kanno enters the scene, I can tell by the laughter in the waiting room.I can tell that he has come.” For me, it’s the first time since Shingo Yanagisawa.It’s like a bandit’s dinner.”

Furthermore, “You can hear something like, “It went well, Master!”, right? ”, we asked Riko Fukumoto (23), Rina Kawaei (29), Miu Arai (17), who played her daughters, and Kawaei agreed, “You can tell right away in the makeup room in the morning.” Reproducing her hearty laugh once again, Oizumi praised his wife, saying, “She’s like a power spot that makes me want to do my best today. A walking power spot.”

A young daughter, Yoshimi (Fukumoto), who was born with a heart disease, is given the sentence that she has 10 years to live. The reality is that no medical institution can cure it. In such despair, Nobumasa, who runs a small factory, decides to make an artificial heart and says, “Then I’ll make it.”

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