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Actress Masami Nagasawa appeared on the official Instagram of women’s fashion magazine “GIANNA,” in shots showing her in ultra-short bottoms adorned with TASAKI high jewelry. On the 5ch “Entertainment & Sports News+” thread, while many commenters praised her outstanding figure, others raised suspicions about photo editing, pointed out differences in how her talent agency treats its actresses, and joked about the outfit’s design, comparing it to things like a “dragnet” or “Bambi print.” Reactions split between admiration and skepticism.
10/2 (Fri) 15:11
Actress Masami Nagasawa recently appeared on the official Instagram (@gianna_magazine) of women’s fashion magazine “GIANNA” (Number Seven Inc.). Shots showing off her outstanding figure in a mini-bottoms look have been released, sparking a big reaction.
The official account wrote, “Here, special jewelry that resonates with strong, free vitality and unleashes true brilliance,” and “Actress Masami Nagasawa, clad in a one-of-a-kind aura, together with TASAKI’s high jewelry, which boasts innovative creativity and supreme craftsmanship,” before posting a series of close-up and full-body shots of Nagasawa wearing the high jewelry.
Source: news.yahoo.co.jp / Original article here
What people said
Nagasawa's got a great figure so I doubt they edited this one, but a black background is bound to make people suspect photo editing.
Same goes for Minami Hamabe.
She's always got that same lisping delivery — every role ends up feeling identical.
No way, I'm the one who wanted to marry Masami-don.
someone who looked beautiful
suddenly stops looking beautiful the moment she becomes someone else's.
Apparently it comes down to a farming-people gene against touching what belongs to others.
The outfit that looks like it got caught in a gillnet is fine, but what's with the last one?
K-pop idols are wearing underwear-like outfits that show their underwear right now.
This is just that same vibe, dressed up in an Art Nouveau, high-end way.
Thanks, I kind of get it now.
Her leg length is inconsistent from photo to photo.
Nagasawa's legs are long enough that she doesn't even need leg-lengthening edits.
This isn't what I want from her —
I prefer her everyday look.
She did, this year.
She looks like someone caught in a dragnet.
Like she's protesting ocean pollution or something.
Honestly, if you actually walked around with someone that short, you'd just cringe.
You need at least average height — same goes for guys.
It's the face.
A "tanuki face" (a round, soft, raccoon-dog-like look) just can't come off as sexy no matter what.
Background and Key Points of This Topic
This post involves nothing more than an actress’s ad appearance, part of a promotional campaign for TASAKI’s high jewelry line. The thread split mainly along two lines: “how good her figure is” and “whether the photos are genuine.” Those praising her focused on her leg length and overall body balance, while skeptics pointed to the possibility of darkened-background photo editing and the fact that her leg length appeared to differ between shots. It’s worth noting that these “photo editing” claims are speculation based on inconsistencies between images, not solid proof disputing her actual figure. Some also suggested she’s being hyped up simply because she belongs to Toho, but this is just speculation from a few users, with no information confirming how the agency actually treats her. As for the outfit design, some comments tied it to decorative trends in overseas idol costumes — ultimately a matter of differing taste.
*This article is compiled from excerpts and a summary of the 5ch (Entertainment & Sports News+) thread “Masami Nagasawa — “A True Embodiment of Beauty”: Ultra-Mini Bottoms Show Off Her Incredible Figure, Sparking “Those Legs!” “Stunning!!” Reactions.”
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