Kanna Hashimoto changed from a lovely goddess to an ugly one. What has she experienced in these years?

Now there is a very popular Japanese female artist named Kanna Hashimoto. Her image is the lovely, lovely and fresh style that Japan likes. Such a girl has the temperament of a student even if she is an adult, and the face value of this bridge is also very high. No wonder such a lovely female star is called a beauty that only came out in Japan in a thousand years.

This girl with baby face, big eyes and delicate facial features could have been a quiet and beautiful goddess, but people think that it is not challenging to rely solely on her face value, so she took the play "Silver Soul". The heroine she played in the play, wearing a red cheongsam and chubby, really surprised the fans. However, this image still needs to be destroyed. She actually picked her nose in the play, which really broke the fans.

Maybe we really can't judge a book by its cover. Kanna Hashimoto seems to personally play the role of God's delight in the play. She wore a red cheongsam in the play, but she didn't know whether it was too tight or she was getting fat. The whole look bloated, coupled with exaggerated expressions, the voice almost shouted dumb lines, which really made people laugh and cry. Did you offend the photographer? God's smiling face frightened the children on the roadside in minutes. .

Finally, Kanna Hashimoto finally received a relatively normal work, Miss Hui Ye Da. Although the whole story is still nonsense, the characters are normal and beautiful. But these short and thick legs are nobody to the "king of the world" who released the news almost at the same time. Although Kanna Hashimoto's works in recent years are extremely destructive, people will only like this unusual goddess more.

On one occasion, Ma Bao said that she scared the baby by watching this drama. Hashimoto personally apologized that she was a very gentle girl, which was just the need of the plot. Therefore, although she was rated as the cutest female star in Japan, she often made a fool of herself in film and television dramas, just to improve her acting skills.