三浦春馬、苦手なものは「カマキリ」　多部未華子は「バックの中がすごく汚い…」と明かす　映画「アイネクライネナハトムジーク」公開記念舞台あいさつ

★High-Quality★ Entertainment news posted daily! Subscribe to "MAiDiGiTV" here↓ http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Actor Haruma Miura appeared on stage on September 21st in Tokyo to celebrate the release of his starring film "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" (directed by Rikiya Imaizumi). During the event, participants were asked to reveal "things they've always disliked." Miura wrote "praying mantis" on a flip chart and explained that he's "hated them since childhood." He explained the reason with a wry smile: "Their appearance, you know? The way they raise their claws and buttocks when they get into combat mode, has been a real pain for me. I'll never get over it." When asked what he's always loved, Miura answered, "surfing." He happily explained, "I starred in a surfing-related film when I was 15, and I've been doing it ever since." Also in attendance for the stage greeting were co-stars Tabe Mikako, Kanjiya Shihori, Mori Erika, Tsunematsu Yuri, Hagiwara Riku, theme song singer-songwriter Saito Kazuyoshi, and director Imaizumi. Saito even performed the film's theme song, "Chiisana Yoru," live, and Miura, upon hearing it, expressed his delight, saying, "It was truly wonderful. I don't have such a luxurious time. Listening to the lyrics again, I was deeply moved by how hard I worked (during filming). I was moved." The film will be released on the 20th. In front of Sendai Station, a large screen shows people cheering over the title match between a Japanese boxer and the world champion. As Sato (Miura), an office worker conducting a street survey, hears the sound of someone playing guitar and singing, his eyes meet with Saki (Tabe), who is engrossed in the song, and he instinctively calls out to her, who gladly completes the survey. The story is about how the encounter between these two people involves many different people and brings about a miraculous moment over the course of 10 years... The original work is a collection of romance novels of the same name by popular author Isaka Kotaro (Gentosha Bunko).