NHK’s morning drama is sure to be a success with Kanna Hashimoto and Mio Imada’s “Anpan”, who are perfect for each other.

Kanna’s Revenge!

On March 19, a baton-passing ceremony was held at NHK (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) to pass the baton from Kanna Hashimoto (26) to Mio Imada (28) at the NHK TV series “Omusubi” to “Anpan”.

Hashimoto is,

I’m looking forward to seeing ‘Anpan’ as well, since both names are related to food, from ‘Omusubi’ to ‘Anpan’.

I’m looking forward to seeing ‘anpan’ as well,” she said with a clear expression on her face. On the other hand, Imada said, “I can’t believe it’s finally going to start,

I feel that we are finally going to start. I’d like to do my best with everyone while receiving the news.

He revealed his ambitions with a nervous smile.

Unfortunately, “Omusubi,” starring Hashimoto, is likely to end with a poor reception. Perhaps because of that, expectations for “Anpan” have grown even louder. Also, Hashimoto and Imada are both from Fukuoka Prefecture. On SNS, there are posts such as “I hope Kanna will get her revenge” and “I wish Miura’s success” (TV magazine writer).

The co-stars of “Anpan” include Takumi Kitamura (27), Kawai Yumi (24), Abe Sadawo (54), Takenouchi Yutaka (54), Matsushima Nanako (51), and Ninomiya Kazuya (41), all of whom have starring roles. This shows how much effort NHK has put into this project. It is likely that they are determined to avoid failure in two consecutive seasons. Columnist Wakako Tago, who is well versed in TV dramas, gives her assurance that “it will be a success without a doubt. There are two reasons for this. The first is Imada’s appeal as an actor.