Actor Nana Mori attended the opening day stage greeting for the movie "National Treasure" (directed by Lee Sang-il) held in Tokyo on June 6th. She showed off an outfit that accentuated her slender figure by matching a velour-like long, flowing dress with strap pumps.
She accentuated her style with a leather-like belt around her waist, and finished off her chic look with gold-tone earrings and burgundy nails.
The film is based on the same-titled novel by Shuichi Yoshida, known for works such as "Parade" and "Park Life." Set in postwar Japan during the period of rapid economic growth, the protagonist Kikuo (Ken Watanabe Ryo), who was born into a clan of yakuza but was adopted by the family of kabuki actor Hanjiro Hanai (Ryo Yoshizawa Ken), meets Hanjiro's heir, Shunsuke (Ryusei Yokohama). The film depicts the epic story of two people of completely opposite bloodlines who risk their lives to devote their lives to the arts. Mori plays Akiko, the daughter of a kabuki actor who adores Kikuo like an older brother.
Yoshizawa, Yokohama, Watanabe, Takahata Mitsuki, and Terajima Shinobu were also in attendance at the stage greeting.
