Why was Haruka Igawa standing in front of a bus stop in a long coat with a serious expression on her face?

It is mid-November at a bus depot in the suburbs of Tokyo. On the morning of the day, the location shooting for the drama “Trap’s War” (Fuji Television), which starts in January, was underway.

Haruka Igawa (46) was standing by in front of the garage where buses were busy coming and going. As the camera rolls, she is listening to a man standing in front of her, who is probably an employee of the bus company. When the man bows his head and walks away, Igawa also bows her head. Eventually, she looked up and stood there with a sad expression on her face – she had been there for a long time.

In her personal life, Ikawa is a mother of a 13-year-old and a 10-year-old and a fashion director of her own brand.

She appeared as herself in “The Man Who Was Picked Up” (NHK), a dramatization of the autobiographical novel by her former valet Satoshi Matsuo. Her performance, in which she was outraged at being constantly asked to play a healing character, or to release stress by watching professional wrestling matches, was a topic of conversation as she broke away from the image she had previously had of herself,” said a source from the production company.

She is not only beautiful, but even in her 40s, she is showing us new charms.

From the December 30, 2022 issue of “FRIDAY