Convenience store in a see-through one-piece in ’12…Rei Kikukawa “first drama appearance in 8 years in short bob glasses” image collection
Rei Kikukawa (46)’s recent appearance has become a topic of conversation.
Kikukawa updated her Instagram by May 9. She posted a close-up of herself in a short bob and glasses, with a crisp expression on her face. In fact, this appearance is a scene from the drama “The Man Who Was Bought” (TVO/BS TV TOKYO), in which she appeared for the first time in eight years. Kikukawa passionately plays the role of the president of a brothel for women.
She said, “After eight years, I am getting older, and I was given a completely different role from the ones I have played before.”
Kikukawa commented that she was happy to be back and that she had aged that much, but on social networking sites, she commented, “The cut that changes my image so much is scary, but it suits me. It’s hard to believe it’s been 8 years. Beautiful people are unfair,” and so on.
She went to a convenience store in a see-through one-piece. She bought ……
Kikukawa was scouted when she was a sophomore in the architecture department of the University of Tokyo’s Faculty of Engineering, and made her modeling debut in ’98.” In 1999, she debuted as an actress in “Dangerous Liaisons” (Fuji Television Network), but in 2002, she became the anchor of “Truth Report Bankisha! (Nippon Television Network Corporation), which began airing in 2002, and established herself as an anchor. (Nippon Television Network Corporation), which began airing in 2002. (Fuji Television Network) in 2012 and became a popular sub-host.
(TV magazine writer) “FRIDAY” has paid attention to Kikukawa since 1999, when she attracted attention as an “active campaign girl for the University of Tokyo. The magazine showed her running into a convenience store in a see-through one-piece, in a swimsuit as a campaign gal in her junior year at Tokyo University, and a private shot of her just before her marriage. …… We would like you to see the always healthy Kikukawa in these treasured photos.
