Rare shot of Mio Imada with her shoulder-length hair hanging down at the year-end jumbo event.

It’s been a year of running through it all.”

On November 21, the first day of the year-end jumbo lottery ticket release, a commemorative event was held at the Nishi-Ginza Chance Center (Chuo-ku, Tokyo), where the Jumbo siblings, who are well-known in commercials, took the stage.

The event, which is held once every six months along with the summer jumbo event, attracted a large number of press and onlookers, but it was Mio Imada (28), who played the role of Mio, the second daughter, who drew the most cheers.

Speaking of Imada, she played the main character Asada Nobu in NHK’s TV series “Anpan,” and was an ambassador for the Tokyo 2025 World Championships in Athletics, which opened on September 13. She was also scheduled to host the Kohaku Uta Gassen (Red and White Singing Contest) on New Year’s Eve, making it a year of great success! It was truly a year of great success!

Imada got off the location bus wearing a khaki coat and black boots. She appeared in a rare style with her shoulder-length hair hanging down. When she noticed the waiting fans, she immediately broke into a big smile.

When asked by the host, “What is the kanji character for this year? Imada wrote “run. Riho Yoshioka (32), who plays the role of Riho, the eldest daughter, said, “That’s right~. Satoshi Tsumabuki (44), who plays Satoshi, the eldest son, and Ryo Narita (32), who plays Ryo, the second son, also praised him , saying he was “great” and “proud. Imada, on the other hand, said, “I’m happy,

I’m so happy. Thank you very much!　I did my best. I was also cheered up by your news and by watching your works.

The “siblings” praised each other. Imada was also selected as one of the “2025 Best of Jumbo Siblings,

It’s been a year of running through the year, so I’m more than happy that everyone was able to see it,” he said.

Imada seemed to be truly happy.

Imada was all smiles as she left the venue after the event. We look forward to seeing her continue this momentum into next year.