Minami Hamabe’s cute smile! The heroine of “Shin Kamen Rider” leaves Tokyo Station on a nationwide tour.

In mid-March, a petite woman with a big smile was seen on the Shinkansen platform at Tokyo Station. She is Minami Hamabe (22). On the day of the event, Hamabe appeared on stage at the “Commemorative Stage Greeting for the Fastest Release in Japan” of the movie “Shin Kamen Rider” held in Tokyo. Hamabe appeared in a chic white dress with a floral pattern on the collar and sleeves.

She said, “I had this excitement too, so much so that I was heading to the scene saying, ‘Today’s the best day, I’m so excited. I hope you enjoy the film and think that today is a good day to see the movie.

He said.

Hamabe plays the role of Ruriko Midorikawa, the heroine and daughter of a researcher who belonged to a secret society called SHOCKER. She rarely smiles during the play.” (Sports newspaper reporter)

In the comments section of social networking sites,

“Every time Hamabe’s face is shown in a close-up, she looks so beautiful that I can’t get into the story.

Fans who were expecting to see the cute Hamabe may not agree, but they saw a new side of Hamabe.

Fans are also taking notice of Hamabe’s unprecedented “cool beauty” performance. It was only an hour after the stage greeting that this magazine spotted Hamabe at Tokyo Station. It was only an hour after the stage greeting that we spotted Hamabe at the Tokyo station, and it was no wonder, as it was announced at the stage greeting that the actors would be divided into their respective areas and visit theaters nationwide. Hamabe said,

After this… we’re going to go to… you know…”

and that they would soon move on to Ishikawa Prefecture. Unlike her chic attire when she took the stage, she wore a cap, black blouse, jeans, and sandals in a very casual style. Hamabe plays Keiko Kotobuki, the wife of Ryunosuke Kamiki (29)’s character Mantaro Makino, in the NHK TV series “Ranman,” which will start airing on April 3. She looked a little tired, perhaps because she was in between filming, and was seen rubbing her own shoulders. Still, he seemed to have enjoyed the greeting speech and gave a carefree smile to the staff while waiting for the bullet train. The film drew 345,000 spectators in the first three days of its opening. The box-office revenue was 540 million yen. Even if you are not a Masked Rider fan, if you want to see the “mature Minami Hamabe,” please come to the theater.