「Tokyo Crazy Kawaii」海外巡迴第二彈登陸台北！Mariko甜美站台

Its B日本線上流行雜誌

2014年9月12日上午6:44

以「把日本可愛文化發揚光大」為宗旨的Tokyo Crazy Kawaii於今日在圓山花博公園爭豔館隆重登場！

從9/12（五）－9/14（日）為期三天的博覽會，由來自日本的各企業與個人藝術家聯合舉辦，將「時裝」、「音樂」、「美食」、「動畫＆流行」、「角色（雜貨）」等最真實的日本文化直接傳遞給台灣的朋友們。

將演藝重心轉往台灣發展的日本女星－大久保麻梨子（Okubo Mariko）也以活動大使的身分出席了博覽會前一天的開幕儀式。

穿著一襲藕色系蛋糕裙的Mariko甜美又不失性感風采。牽著日本千葉縣吉祥物－千葉君出場的她馬上就成為鎂光燈的焦點。主持人還開玩笑的問Mariko：「妳今天老毛病犯了嗎？」相信大家對這個「吃甜食又讓妳胃食道逆流了嗎？」的胃藥廣告並不陌生吧！

在台灣生活即將邁入第四年的她，去年剛奪下第48屆金鐘獎迷你劇集／電視電影女配角獎。除了多方發展的演藝事業之外，Mariko還擔任It's B日本線上流行雜誌「MARIKO美麗台灣」的專欄作家，可說是全方位藝人。

以「牽起日本台灣友誼橋樑」為使命的 Mariko獨家專訪！！

擔任活動大使之心得

Mariko：我覺得這個活動是台灣跟日本很好的交流機會。我自己在台灣的雜誌和It's-b的專欄裡都有將台灣的美食介紹到日本，或是把自己知道的日本文化、傳統傳達到台灣，希望台灣的朋友們在了解日本後能更加喜歡日本。

這次的活動就像搭起友誼的橋樑一樣，是很有意義、很棒的活動，所以能當「Tokyo Crazy Kawaii Taipei」的大使是非常開心的事！

身為活動大使的期許

Mariko：因為這一次的活動是在台灣第一次舉辦，希望日後能有更多類似的活動，讓台灣人跟日本人的關係越來越親密。

最喜歡「Tokyo Crazy Kawaii Taipei」的……

Mariko：有許多日本很棒的歌手前來，裡面有我自己很喜歡的創作團體USAGI，蠻期待他們的表演。
聽說他們有練習唱中文歌，非常值得期待。另外，攤位裡面也有很多好吃的日本美食，有些在台灣吃不到唷！

無論是在舞台上的表現，或是近距離的短暫訪談中，都能感受到Mariko對於「牽起日本台灣友誼橋樑」的使命感，與「Tokyo Crazy Kawaii」的理念可說是不謀而合。

獨家花絮！！

趁著這個週末到花博公園，來一趟不用坐飛機的日本之旅吧！

活動期間：2014/9/12（五）－2014/9/14（日）
開放時間：10:00－20:00
票價資訊：VVIP/ NT$899、VIP/ NT$599、一般票/ NT$299
*6歲以下兒童免票入場

Information
Tokyo Crazy Kawaii 官方網站
http://www.crazykawaii.com/zh_tw/

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「Tokyo Crazy Kawaii」海外巡迴第二彈登陸台北！Mariko甜美站台

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