Kim Hye-soo to Shin Se-kyung lineage continues.. Japanese actress Ayaka Miyoshi joins the 'Tazza' series

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Japanese actress Ayaka Miyoshi is joining a Korean film with 'Tazza: The High Rollers'.

The final installment of the Tazza series, 'Tazza: The High Rollers', is a crime film in which Jang Tae-young (played by Byun Yo-han), who thought he had everything through an online casino business, and his best friend Park Tae-young (played by Noh Jae-won) of the same name, who took everything away from him, meet again on the global gambling stage to settle a score. On the 14th, character stills of Ayaka Miyoshi were released.

Japanese rising star Ayaka Miyoshi is making her debut in a Korean film with 'Tazza: The High Rollers'. With this, Ayaka Miyoshi continues the lineage of truly powerful female characters in the 'Tazza' series, following Kim Hye-soo in the first film 'Tazza' and Shin Se-kyung in the second film 'Tazza: The Hidden Card'.

The character 'Kaneko', portrayed by Ayaka Miyoshi, is a Japanese Gi Eop-ui (Head) with a yakuza organization behind her. She takes an interest in Jang Tae-young and Park Tae-young's online casino business, proposes investment, and personally designs a high-stakes game involving bigwigs from Japan and Vietnam. She is a character who holds the flow of the game while concealing cold calculations behind a gentle demeanor.

The released character stills capture Kaneko's gaze as she reads the entire table at a hanbok-style gambling scene. In particular, her captivating yet dignified appearance, which only Ayaka Miyoshi can embody, is revealed. In on-set stills, Ayaka Miyoshi's serious expression upon entering her first Korean film set draws attention.

Director Choi Guk-hee decided to cast Ayaka Miyoshi after noticing her exotic aura and powerful presence confirmed in the Netflix series 'Alice in Borderland Season 2'. To complete Kaneko's gaze that must read the game, Ayaka Miyoshi learned poker herself and worked alongside Noh Jae-won, who took on Japanese dialogue, refining even the pronunciation together.

Ayaka Miyoshi stated, "I was treated not as a foreign actress but simply as an actor. Looking back now that the production is complete, there wasn't a single day I wanted to run away."

Meanwhile, 'Tazza: The High Rollers' is scheduled for release during this year's Chuseok holiday.

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