Actor Matsumoto Wakana appeared on stage to greet viewers at a preview screening of her lead drama "Watashi no Takaramono" (Fuji TV, Thursdays at 10pm, first episode extended by 15 minutes), which began on the same day, held on October 17th in Tokyo. When asked about her treasure, Matsumoto said, "My beloved cat Mozuku." "He heals my soul. He's still waiting for me at home. When I put the sandals I wear to the set at the entrance, he sleeps on them and I think, 'So cute, already.'" The drama is a love-hate story about the fates of two men: the protagonist, who makes the forbidden decision to "brood parasitism" and becomes a villain to protect her precious treasure, her husband who is tossed about by the truth, and the man she loves. This is Matsumoto's first lead role in a TV drama series. This is the third drama dealing with marital taboos from producer Misao Reiko, who has worked on "Hirugao: Love Affairs in the Afternoon" (2014) and "Even if You Don't Do It for Me" (2023).
Matsumoto plays Kanzaki Miu, a former employee of a large company who has become a full-time housewife. Miu becomes a "cuckoo wife" who gives birth to a child with a man other than her husband, falsely claiming it is her husband's child, and has her husband raise it. Tanaka Kei plays Miu's husband Hiroki, and Fukazawa Tatsuya of the popular group "Snow Man" plays Miu's childhood friend Fuyutsuki Ryo.
Fukazawa also appeared at the stage greeting. Tanaka made a comment via video.
