'Love Letter' actress Miho Nakayama's cause of death was drowning... "accident during a bath"

The death of the late Miho Nakayama from "Love Letter" is said to be due to drowning.ㅠㅠ

Did you suddenly become unable to get up during the bath?

It's such a young age, and I feel truly sorry and devastated.

I also really liked Love Letter..

My deepest condolences for the deceased.

 

It has been revealed that the signature of Miho Nakayama, the lead actress in the Japanese film "Love Letter," is that of an autograph.

On the 9th (local time), according to major Japanese media outlets, the police announced that the cause of Ko Nakayama Miho's death was "believed to be accidental drowning due to an unforeseen accident during a bath." Subsequently, the deceased's agency also officially announced through their website on the same day, "The autopsy results confirmed that the deceased died from an unforeseen accident that occurred during a bath."

Earlier, Miho Nakayama was found dead in her bathtub at her residence in Shibuya, Tokyo, on the 6th.

At that time, a representative from the agency visited the deceased's home after noticing that the deceased did not appear at the scheduled location before the Osaka Christmas concert performance and found the deceased.

At the time, there was no suicide note and no evidence of medication intake.

The deceased made his debut as an actor through the 1985 TV drama "Every Time I Call," and was affectionately nicknamed "Mipoline," also active as a singer, appearing in NHK's "Kohaku Uta Gassen" for seven consecutive years, receiving much love.

The deceased is especially well known among Korean fans for the famous line "Ogenki desu ka" from the movie "Love Letter," which will celebrate its 30th anniversary of release next year.

<Source: Star News>