Celebrating First Child Pregnancy》Wearing an oversized shirt, Mitsuki Takahata visited “the perfect place for summer” on the weekend.

This summer in Japan has been unusually hot. We found the popular actress visiting a place that is perfect for such a hot day – a place where she has been enjoying her popularity since her marriage.

Still on the road to popularity after marriage

One day before noon, as the heat wave continued, an eye-catching woman stopped in front of a hideaway sweet shop in Tokyo. She was Mitsuki Takahata, 33, an actress wearing stylish sunglasses and slender legs peeking out from an oversized polo shirt.

In November last year, Takahata announced her marriage to actor Masaki Okada (35) on their respective social networking sites. On the 16th of this month, she also announced through her agency that she is pregnant with her first child, and the news of her blessing is still fresh in our minds. An entertainment reporter with knowledge of the industry explained.

The Broadway musical “Waitress,” in which Takahata starred in its Japanese premiere in 2009, was performed again for the first time in four years in Tokyo, Aichi, Osaka, and Fukuoka, and the final curtain went up at the Hakataza Theater in Fukuoka at the end of May. In the movie “Kokuho,” which is currently in theaters, she plays the childhood friend and lover of the main character Kikuo, played by Ryo Yoshizawa (31), and is a popular actress who is still in demand this year, which marks the 20th anniversary of her performing career.

She is a popular and sought-after actress in her twentieth year as an entertainer. She finally lifted her gaze when a waiter at a sweet store arrived with a bowl of shaved ice decorated with plenty of cream and fruit.

As she was handed the shaved ice, Takahata’s normally cool expression fell away and her eyes lit up like a child’s. She immediately scooped up the shaved ice with a spoon. He immediately scooped the shaved ice with a spoon and popped it into his mouth. With a sigh of relief, she took a mouthful of shaved ice and walked back to her home in the upscale residential area.

The sweet store Takahata visited is owned by a Japanese-style confectioner known as a “giant in the shaved ice world. The shaved ice is made with matcha green tea, wasanbon, and other Japanese-style ingredients, as well as seasonal fruits, making it a popular place with many customers from the countryside, and there is always a long line of people waiting in line.

The fluffy ice and toppings are exquisite, and the store is a hot topic of conversation among shaved ice lovers. If you make a reservation, you can get your takeout relatively quickly. I immediately recognized Ms. Takahata because she was as slender and had a small face as seen on TV. Although she is slender, I thought she looked somewhat plump around the stomach.

Her work and private life are smooth sailing. Her smile, which could be described as the peak of her happiness, is irresistible!