Kyoko Yoshine’s bold fashion showing her décolletage, Ryoma Takeuchi’s more conspicuous fashion than Kaho… Holland’s Award Ceremony

The gap between the “mini one-piece” dress and the “Hollandor Award”.

I have always been fascinated by the Hollandor Award, and I had hoped that one day I would have the chance to win it,” she said.

She looked sparkling as she gazed at the camera with a crystal trophy in her hand. It was actor Kyoko Yoshine (28).

On February 4, the 50th Elandor Awards for 2026, organized by the Motion Picture and Television Producers Association of Japan, were held in Tokyo, and a group of actors who were very successful last year appeared at the ceremony.

Yoshine received high acclaim for her portrayal of the pure and lovely wife Natsumi in the romantic comedy “Namiurareki, Meoto Biyori” (Fuji TV), which carefully depicts the newlywed life of an Imperial Navy lieutenant and his wife in prewar Japan in the early Showa period.

On this day, Yoshine appeared in a pitch-black “mini one-piece” dress that revealed her beautiful décolleté line and thighs. She exuded a mature atmosphere that was 180 degrees different from the adorable character she showed in “Nami no Urarakani”.

Last year marked 12 years since my debut, and I think it was one of the most challenging years of my career. I am very happy to receive this award at a time when I have turned the zodiac around and am determined to do my best once again without forgetting my original intention.

I am very happy to receive this award at a time when I am trying to make my first steps in my career,” said Yoshine onstage.

Kaho (34), who won the same award for her roles in “Hot Spot” (NTV) and “So, You Make It” (TBS), appeared in a chic long black dress.

She said, “Even now, after the filming of both movies, I still get a lot of calls from people. （I feel like I have to work harder and harder. I really appreciate the encounters I’ve had.

I am really grateful for the people I have met. Ryoma Takeuchi (32), who co-starred in the film “Then, You Are…” appeared in a bright red suit for the bouquet presentation. The audience was surprised to see him in a more flamboyant fashion than Kaho.

I’ve been a fan of Kaho’s for a long time. When I was in junior high school, I wanted to set my “standby screen” to an actress of my generation whom I liked, and I set Kaho as my standby screen. But I thought it would be a little creepy to say that at the beginning of a drama, so I stopped.

When Takeuchi said this, the audience burst into laughter. Isn’t it really gross? Takeuchi continued,

Kaho was at a loss for a response.

Kaho was at a loss for a response.

The winners and presenters are all very talented. I am sure they will be very active this year as well.