'Tazza 4': Miyoji Ayaka Reveals Diagnosis of Facial Paralysis, Says "Recovering Smoothly"

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Japanese actress Miyoji Ayaka has late revealed that she was diagnosed with facial paralysis.

On the 18th, Miyoji Ayaka took to her SNS to thank VIP attendees and media personnel who attended the screening of the film 'Tazza: The High Rollers', while also directly sharing her health status.

She stated, "Fortunately, I was able to resume activities a short while ago, but many fans expressed concern about my health after watching the released videos, so I wanted to share the situation directly once again."

Continuing, she explained, "I was diagnosed with facial paralysis about a month ago and had to pause my activities for some time. Although the sudden situation surprised me greatly, I am now recovering smoothly."

Miyoji Ayaka added, "I sincerely thank all those who supported me during this period, as well as fans who sent warm words and messages of encouragement. While I have not yet fully recovered, I feel great joy and happiness to be able to perform in front of you again."

She further said, "Please rest assured that both my body and mind are healthy and doing well. I ask for your continued warm support for my future activities and the film 'Tazza: The High Rollers'."

Previously, Miyoji Ayaka was scheduled to attend the production report meeting for 'Tazza: The High Rollers' in August but announced her absence one day before the event due to health reasons. After resuming activities, reactions expressing concern over her health continued to appear in released videos, leading her to reveal the diagnosis of facial paralysis directly.

Miyoji Ayaka played the role of 'Kaneko', a Japanese Gi Eop-ui (Head) backed by a Yakuza organization. 'Tazza: The High Rollers' is set to be released on the 23rd.

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