“Are you wearing shin guards?” Riisa Naka’s eccentric fashion style and the gap between her one-operation video and the rest of her life’s work have won her a huge following among women.

On December 6, Riisa Naka (34) appeared onstage at the stage greeting for the movie “Rajah in the Attic” (December 15) in Tokyo, along with Shin Terada (15), who voices the main character Rajah, and Issey Ogata (71), who plays the mysterious man, Mr. Bunting. She plays Emily, a girl Rajar meets in the world of Imaginary.

Naka was fashionably dressed in a pink mini-length one-piece with her décolleté boldly open from her back to her right shoulder, but it was her feet that caught the attention of the photographers lined up in front of the stage.

What is that? Is that a shin guard? Or is it a calf guard? Which one?

Some of the photographers were said to have muttered unintentionally. The boots are actually “deformed boots” with the shin side open, but it is Naka’s character to be able to wear such eccentric fashions. The photographer commented, “She looks amazing as always.

She also appeared at a stage greeting on December 15, wearing a dress in various colors that suited her figure perfectly, and a flamboyant outfit that exposed her thighs. The photographer’s seat couldn’t help but let out a sigh of ‘Oh, wow! sighs escaped from the cameraman’s seat. As this was the last day of the public event, Naka said, “I’m sad to think that today is the last day,

I feel sad when I think it will end today. That’s why I put the most color into my costume (……).

She drew laughter from the audience. I think that her service-mindedness is one of the reasons why she is so popular among photographers.

Naka has surprised “FRIDAY” readers with her eccentric fashion not only at various events but also in her private life, and in an interview with “Mynavi News” distributed on December 15, she said of her own fashion

《Well…hat……… is it to be flashy? (Laughs.) I value wearing the clothes I like when I like. It cheers me up quite a bit, even when I’m tired. That’s all you do? You may think, “But if I wear clothes I like or wear something that makes me excited, even when I feel “really, really tight ……,” I can still smile about something. I can laugh at something.

She also says, “I can laugh at something even when I’m feeling really, really tight .

Her charm is her honesty and the gap between the two. On her official YouTube page, “I’m Riisa Naka,” she reveals her personal life, which is completely different from that of an actress. on her official YouTube page, she reveals her private life, which is completely different from that of an “actress. Recently, her “one-parent” style of child-rearing has become the talk of the town, and the number of subscribers is still growing, topping 2 million. The number of subscribers is still growing and now exceeds 2 million. The support base is tremendous, not only among young women but also housewives and elderly women.

On December 14, she posted a video with her 10-year-old son. At the beginning of the video, she talks to her son sitting beside her on the sofa, but he is engrossed in a game.

‘Aww, I lost the game, mommy.’

Naka mutters sadly. Later, while picking up her son from the pool, she talks to him in that way and when Naka talks to him about how she is not good at flicking on her smartphone, he starts typing something. Naka looked at the screen and saw the words 《Love Mom》 on …….

Naka looked at the screen and saw the words “I love you, Mommy. This is what I mean. I’m kind of salty, but this guy is doing it. The future is terrifying!”

He exclaimed in surprise and stared at the camera. The comments on this post were,

I felt so warm inside and naturally burst into laughter.

I can really appreciate your airiness.

The comments were very complimentary.

The actress has an outstanding fashion sense for wearing eccentric fashions and is a highly skilled actor. Naka’s three-faceted personality as an actress with a quirky fashion sense and acting ability, as well as a mother with a strong heart, will be something to keep an eye on in the future.