Satomi Ishihara, the beloved Japanese actress who played a leading role in Fuji TV’s popular drama “Bokura no jidai,”revealed on April 28th (local time) that she had been crying every day. This was due to the sudden disappearance of her initial fame since her debut in the entertainment industry.
Satomi Ishihara made her long-awaited return to television after a three-year hiatus in TV Asahi’s drama “Destiny.”On April 28, she reunited with director Keisuke Yoshida (48) and actor Tomoya Nakamura (37), with whom she previously collaborated on the upcoming film “Missing,”set to be released next month on the 17th.
When Yoshida asked Ishihara about her debut in the entertainment industry, she revealed, “My original dream was to become a radio show host.”Ishihara had been an avid listener of radio shows since elementary school and had always aspired to become a host herself. However, her mother advised her to focus on her studies. Despite this, Ishihara persevered and made a final attempt to break into the industry, which proved to be successful as she won the Grand Prix.
Despite maintaining her position as a top actress since her debut, Ishihara surprised many fans during a recent show by admitting to feeling anxious about her career in the entertainment industry. Reflecting on her journey, she shared, “I joined the industry at 15 and there was a time when all my magazine, radio, and commercial opportunities disappeared in one year. I was taken aback and spent many sleepless nights crying for a whole year.”
Upon the revelation that Satomi had a dark period, netizens flooded the comments section with their thoughts. Some expressed surprise, stating that they had no idea about this side of her. Others praised her for her hard work and dedication, noting that she has always been a top actress with a strong work ethic since her debut.
In the meantime, Satomi Ishihara’s career began in 2003 with her appearance in the film “My Grandpa.”She has since gained widespread recognition for her exceptional acting abilities and unmatched beauty through her roles in popular dramas like “Unnatural”and “Dear Sister.”In 2020, Satomi Ishihara married an average man and in 2022, she welcomed her child into the world. After devoting her time to childcare, she has now made a comeback after a three-year hiatus.
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