Actress
Kim Tae Hee thanked her fans for their thoughtful gift.
On October 28th, Kim Tae Hee wrote on her me2day, “It’s been so long. I filmed a commercial in Korea and returned to Japan to find a surprise gift waiting for me. Thank you so much. I’ll gain strength seeing this. I’m filming outside now,” and uploaded the photo above.
In the attached photo, Kim Tae Hee is seen posing with a fan-given photo of herself. She is covering nearly half of her face, but we can see that she is smiling brightly behind the heartwarming gift with the cheerful expression in her eyes.
Netizens who saw the photo commented, “So pretty“, “I hope you take care of your health while filming in Japan“, and “Have strength and show us your smile often“.
Meanwhile, Kim Tae Hee is currently in Japan filming her new drama, ‘99 Days with a Star‘, withNishijima Hideto.
Actress Kim Tae Hee can be seen throughout subways in Japan. Recently in an online community, the above photo was posted with the title, “In Japan subway stations, Kim Tae Hee’s drama advertisement“.
Netizens replied with, “She’s taking over Japan“, “I hope her drama will go well“, and “Everyone can see her beauty“.
Source: X Sports News via Nate
Kim Tae Hee has become the darling star of the Japanese press, thanks to her upcoming
Fuji TVdrama, ‘
My 99 Days with a Star‘. On October 14th, Japan’s
Sankei Sports covered the production conference for the drama, which Kim Tae Hee attended alongside co-star
Nishijima Hidetoshi.
Kim Tae Hee turned heads at the event with her red mini-dress, which earned praise from local journalists. “Wearing a killer mini-dress that showed off her legs, Kim Tae Hee truly showed what it took to be a star,” they said.
Reflecting on her filming progress so far, Kim Tae Hee revealed, “It’s my first Japanese drama so I was truthfully very nervous.” When asked if she’s being taught any Japanese by her co-star, she said,“Yesterday, I learned the phrase ‘anosa’, which means ‘but’ or ‘by the way’. Whenever I use this phrase, however, Nishijima always laughs.”
She continued, “It wasn’t easy to get used to the Japanese script, but I hope that we’re able to create a drama that fans from both Korea and Japan can relate to.”
Source + Photos: Mydaily via
Naver
