Mitsuki Takahata, in a daring bare-shouldered outfit, appeared at a Tiffany & Co. event. “Shining brighter than jewelry,” fans oohed and ahhed over the photos.

On September 12, Mitsuki Takahata (31) appeared on the red carpet for the “Tiffany & Co. Omotesando” opening event.

With many onlookers watching outside the store, Takahata appeared in an off-the-shoulder black dress and entered the building to tour the luxurious store, which will have its grand opening on September 13. When she emerged from the store a short time later, the assembled fans were showered with phone flashes all at once.

Speaking of Takahata, it is still fresh in our minds that she expressed her protest against the “atomic bomb fan art” controversy surrounding the movie “Barbie,” for which she dubbed the main character and which was released on August 11, 2012.

In the U.S., there was the “Barpenheimer” movement, which encouraged people to watch “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” a movie about Oppenheimer, the physicist who led the development of the atomic bomb, together. This became a big issue when the official “Barbie” account put a “like” mark on a fan art image of Barbie’s hair replaced with a mushroom cloud, along with heart marks and other symbols.

Before Takahata attended the Japan premiere preview,

Before attending the Japan premiere preview, Takahata mentioned the fuss, “When I heard the news, I was more outraged than outraged, and to be honest, my disappointment came first.

I was angry, but to be honest, my feelings of disappointment came first,” he said, referring to the turmoil.

“To be honest, I thought about withdrawing from the stage today.

He clearly expressed his protest, saying, “To be honest, I thought about withdrawing from the stage today.

Takahata’s stance was met with surprise and admiration on social networking sites. In some cases, it could be taken as criticism of the client, so there was no problem in going through with it as an actor. As a result, he was recognized as an actor with a strong core with the ability to communicate, and his stock rose significantly.

In April of this year, Takahata gave an interview to the women’s information website “Crank In! Trend”, an information website for women, about his life in his thirties,

In an interview with the women’s information website “Crank In! But then I felt more like I was having roles take me along. Or I was waiting for people to create a movement for me. But I want to move with myself as the subject, not the role or the people around me.

He said. At this event, too, he said, “It is very important to love yourself,

It is very important to love yourself. I keep in mind that loving yourself will enrich the way you love the other person.

I keep this in mind,” said Takahata with a smile. She responded to the fans’ flashes with a small wave and a smile, and it goes without saying that she shone brighter than the jewelry she wore around her neck and in her ears.