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Actress Mirei Kiritani appeared at the opening day stage greeting for her starring film "Heroine Disqualified" (directed by Tsutomu Hanabusa) held in Tokyo on September 19th. As a surprise, she received an illustrated shikishi (decorative paper board) and a letter from the original author, Momoko Koda. The letter read aloud, "Mirei-chan in the film was Hatori (the protagonist) herself. I am incredibly grateful that you played Hatori. I've said this many times before, but I truly love you," and Kiritani was overcome with emotion and shed tears.
Also appearing at the stage greeting were Kento Yamazaki, Kentaro Sakaguchi, Ayano Fukuda, Miwako Wagatsuma, Maryjun Takahashi, Mari Hamada, Riki Takeuchi, and director Hanabusa.
"Heroine Disqualified" is based on a popular shojo manga by Koda, which was serialized in the manga magazine "Bessatsu Margaret" (Shueisha) from April 2010 to April 2013, and has sold a cumulative total of 1.17 million copies. The story follows the protagonist, Matsuzaki Hatori, who believed she was the heroine of her childhood friend, Terasaka Rita (Yamazaki). However, Terasaka starts dating an unpopular girl in their class, and Hatori attracts the attention of Hiromitsu (Sakaguchi), the most popular guy in school...
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Kiritani Mirei: moved into tears for receiving letter from writer! Receive handkerchief from Yamazaki Kento.... Stage-greetings on first screening day of movie [Hiroin Shikkaku]
Actress Kiritani Mirei appeared at the stage-greetings event on the first screening day of the movie [Hiroin Shikkaku] held in Tokyo on September 19th.
On this day, it is surprised that the writer sent a letter and a portrait of character Hatori (played by Mirei in the movie) to Mirei. The writer expressed her indescribable gratitude to Mirei for taking Hatori role. The writer repeated again and again the saying ``I really like'' in the letter, making Mirei moved into tears when listening to the letter being read.
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Actress Mirei Kiritani appeared at the opening day stage greeting for her starring film "Heroine Disqualified" (directed by Tsutomu Hanabusa) held in Tokyo on September 19th. As a surprise, she received an illustrated shikishi (decorative paper board) and a letter from the original author, Momoko Koda. The letter read aloud, "Mirei-chan in the film was Hatori (the protagonist) herself. I am incredibly grateful that you played Hatori. I've said this many times before, but I truly love you," and Kiritani was overcome with emotion and shed tears.
Also appearing at the stage greeting were Kento Yamazaki, Kentaro Sakaguchi, Ayano Fukuda, Miwako Wagatsuma, Maryjun Takahashi, Mari Hamada, Riki Takeuchi, and director Hanabusa.
"Heroine Disqualified" is based on a popular shojo manga by Koda, which was serialized in the manga magazine "Bessatsu Margaret" (Shueisha) from April 2010 to April 2013, and has sold a cumulative total of 1.17 million copies. The story follows the protagonist, Matsuzaki Hatori, who believed she was the heroine of her childhood friend, Terasaka Rita (Yamazaki). However, Terasaka starts dating an unpopular girl in their class, and Hatori attracts the attention of Hiromitsu (Sakaguchi), the most popular guy in school...
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Kiritani Mirei: moved into tears for receiving letter from writer! Receive handkerchief from Yamazaki Kento.... Stage-greetings on first screening day of movie [Hiroin Shikkaku]
Actress Kiritani Mirei appeared at the stage-greetings event on the first screening day of the movie [Hiroin Shikkaku] held in Tokyo on September 19th.
On this day, it is surprised that the writer sent a letter and a portrait of character Hatori (played by Mirei in the movie) to Mirei. The writer expressed her indescribable gratitude to Mirei for taking Hatori role. The writer repeated again and again the saying ``I really like'' in the letter, making Mirei moved into tears when listening to the letter being read.