Komatsu Nana’s Graceful Response Amid Return Criticism
“I’ve always thought being a painter or an artist would be nice. It’s a sweet idea to travel and paint at my own pace, regardless of location. It’s just a fantasy, though.”
On June 1st, at a stage greeting for the film “We Are Us.” held at a movie theater in Tokyo, actress Komatsu Nana (28) spoke on the theme of what job she would want if she were reborn, inspired by the movie’s content.
The film depicts encounters between a man and woman with memories but no names, spanning between this life and the next, starring Komatsu Nana (28) and Ryuhei Matsuda (41) as co-leads. On this day, the two joyfully reminisced about memories from Sado Island, where they had filmed.
After the event, a few fans waited outside the theater’s exit to catch a glimpse of Komatsu, observing her agency’s shuttle from a distance. Komatsu, dressed in a light blue jacket and khaki Gilly pants, emerged to excited cries of “Nana-chan!” Fans waved enthusiastically, prompting a shy smile and a small nod from Komatsu as she boarded the car.
Speaking of Komatsu, she announced the birth of her first child with Masaki Suda (31) on March 9th, and less than two months later, she made headlines by returning to work at the completion presentation of “We Are Us.” on April 25th.
