Miwa Haruka, Who Shocked the Public with an Overly Calculated Honey Trap, Now Reveals a Shocking Lingerie Look!

Actress Miwa Haruka, who appeared in the honey trap project on “Wednesday Downtown” and caused a stir.

In the program, she skillfully manipulated “Shinichi the Farewell Comedian” and even performed a kissing scene. Her appearance earned high praise not only from the program members but also from the host Masatoshi Hamada. She garnered significant attention on the internet and social media. Actress Miwa Haruka made her debut in the gravure section of the June 21st issue of FRIDAY magazine. She talked about the reactions on TV and her thoughts on the gravure photo shoot.

“In fact, I used to do gravure activities when I was younger. The last time I did a shoot was about 10 years ago, when I was around 18 years old, so it’s really been a long time. Looking back, in my teens, I was standing in front of the camera with just youthful energy. Now, I’ve grown internally and gained various experiences as an actress, so my feelings when being photographed have also changed. I feel like I’ve gained more techniques on how to show myself cute, such as body angles and poses.”

This time, you also challenged yourself with lingerie photoshoots. Did you not feel any hesitation?

“The costumes are more mature compared to the past, and overall, they have a sexy atmosphere. While I want people to see the grown-up Miwa Haruka, I was nervous throughout the shoot, wondering if this was really okay.”

Her calculated gestures on the show unleashed her natural devilish charm!?

She has continued her activities primarily on stage, but her appearance in the “Wednesday Downtown” honey trap project has drawn attention to her acting skills and calculated charm.

“For Shinichi-san to genuinely like me was the challenge of the project. After the project was decided, I thoroughly researched Shinichi-san to learn more about him. I also looked for ways to make him like me (laughs). For example, I consciously made eye contact when talking to him and adjusted my pace to match his in conversation. In the studio, Hamada-san said, ‘This girl is too good at this. She’s too skilled.’ Hearing that made me happy. I approached it like acting in a drama or movie, so when they said ‘you’re such a bad girl,’ I thought that it’s alright.”

Many wonder how much of her behavior on the show, despite being diligent and studious, was acting. Is her devilish demeanor innate?

“I truly interacted as I would with someone I genuinely like. We spent about 2-3 hours eating together during the shoot, so I was pretty much myself. I also added behaviors and ways of speaking that I thought Shinichi-san would appreciate. It was delightful to see him gradually open up. I was surprised when I licked my fingers, but I thought, ‘If it makes Shinichi-san happy.’ and I was able to go through with it. Personally, I’m not proactive with people I like, so I admire assertive individuals. I appreciate straightforward expressions, so I was genuinely happy when he contacted me or invited me to dinner.”