日劇「GTO」女學生希良梨（Kirari）暌違15年再度展開歌唱事業

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2015年6月23日上午3:37

反町隆史主演日劇「GTO」（1998）中飾演學生的希良梨（Kirari）暌違15年再度展開歌唱事業【Its B X Modelpress】

▲暌違15年再度展開歌手活動的希良梨。（圖片提供：所屬經紀公司OFFICE303）

在演出日劇「GTO」及發行唱片演藝事業如日中天時，突然將生活重心移住海外，從銀光幕前消失的希良梨，她告別銀幕的理由還有其後的生活都是個謎，就在今年1月的時候她為大家揭曉這個謎團後，暌違了約10年之久再度復出的公開宣言，引起日本台灣等中華圏極大的迴響。現在順利的展開演藝活動的她，即將發行隔了15年的最新單曲「彩虹之光-Colors of the Human Race-」，預計在6月下旬於日本及台灣的網路上公開發售。

◆「像是做夢一般」隔了15年再次重回歌手舞台滿心雀躍

▲希良梨（圖片提供：所屬經紀公司OFFICE303）

以Kirari名義進行歌手活動的她，之前有演唱過動畫版GTO的片尾曲「Last piece」、TBS日劇「QUIZ」的主題曲「Toy Soldiers」。Kirari自己說道：「其實並沒有想這麼快回到幕前，所以這次的出擊仿佛跟做夢一樣。但因為有很多人的支持才能有這樣的成果。」，對於能夠回到歌手身份，回憶起製作歌曲的過程希良梨又說：「相信大家在日常生活中，特別是這個時候身邊都有很多來自外國的朋友。正因為跟他們一起工作的關係，會接觸到很多不同文化，得到很多寶貴的經驗。」。

◆成為「多文化交流嘉年華會」代言人

▲18歲以日劇「GTO」中短髮學生一角大紅的的希良梨（左）、現在已經結婚育有一兒（右）。（圖片提供：所屬經紀公司OFFICE303）

因應2020年東京奧林匹克・身障奧運，今年開始每年在日本舉辦「多文化交流嘉年華會」，當中的主題曲就是希良梨此次的新單曲。因為自己有在海外生活的經驗，在那時身為外國人的他經歷過種種的問題，克服了重重困難，並與外國人結婚共組了家庭，這正是是活動的一個概念「ONE FAMILY」，希望來自不同文化背景的人，大家共同朝同一個目標前進。如此「希良梨的生活方式」是接下來迎向東京奧林匹克，更多元國際化、更加深與外國人接觸的通題，也迎合了「未来的日本」這個方向，因此她也被選做這個活動的代言人。

▲當時活躍於演藝圈第一線的希良梨。（圖片提供：所屬經紀公司OFFICE303）

所屬經紀公司表示，Kirari從今年1月正式宣布重回演藝圈後，在日本台灣等中華圏引起相當大的迴響，另外也希望透過身為台灣媳婦的希良梨展開的活動：「對於不僅是台灣還有其他世界各地的文化交流，加深對彼此的理解以及羈絆。」。

◆modelpress的獨家專訪

今年1月宣布重回演藝圈，引起話題的希良梨。這次約隔了15年再度進行演唱活動的她，接受我們modelpress的獨家專訪。

― 今年1月發表了隔了10年重回演藝圈的宣言，並暢談了因為子宮頸癌的關係暫別演藝圈，還有激烈的減肥經驗等等，周遭的反應是如何呢？還有希良梨自己本身的心境有些什麼變化呢？

▲暌違15年新作「彩虹之光-Colors of the Human Race-」預計六月下旬發行

kirari：周遭很多朋友看了我的訪談後，有很多給我人寫信給我給我鼓勵，讓我感到很感動。跟十多歲時不太一樣的是，這次帶著微胖的身材重回演藝圈，實際上心裡還滿在意的，因為接下來這也是必須呈現在大家眼前的一部分，所以必須跟著工作增加及減輕體重，但我會隨著各種需求及狀況來努力的。但是休息的時候，還是想維持自然的體態。

還有私底下的家庭生活，因為兒子開始進入小學，有了環境上的變化。跟小時後完全不一樣的感覺，目前正在努力適應中（笑）。帶小孩跟工作兩邊兼顧是現在最重要個挑戰！接下來也會在大家的幫忙下，用自己的步調去努力。

― 在復出演藝圈的這幾個月間，實際上做了些什麼呢？

kirari：這次從接到歌曲到錄音的時間其實很倉促，因為時間急迫的關係，所以我盡了所有全力去完成，像是歌唱訓練及跑步、儀態等等。從基礎開始上久違的歌唱訓練，讓我慢慢地找回了唱歌的感覺，還有換氣的方法了。也藉由基礎的練習來磨練自己。

― 經過15年後再度展開歌手的活動，有什麼困惑的地方？還有製作歌曲當中，有什麼印象深刻的事呢。

kirari：再回到歌手身份的時候，說真的超級困惑的呢（笑）。當然也有很焦慮跟挑戰的心情。在途中也有想要放棄的時候，但那個時候稍微停下腳步，用不同的角度或是看法去思考一下後，又讓我繼續前進了。經由這個工作遇到的人們、周圍的支持、還有大家齊心協力完成夢想的感覺，讓這個過程變得十分順利。在這個工作中，有很多讓我全力以赴，也有很多充滿了魅力的地方，最終順利的完成了，現在則是充滿了成就感呢。

讓我印象深刻的是，這次有很多不同國的人一起參與這個企劃，很多國籍的人集合起來，交換每個國家不同的常識，有很多不可思議的驚奇事物與發現。如果能給在日本居住的外國人，多一點點幫助就好了。

▲左：動畫GTO片尾曲「Last piece」；右：日劇「QUIZ」主題曲「Toy Soldiers」

― 給想去參加嘉年華會朋友們一段話。

kirari：這是我經常對我自己說的話：「無論什麼樣的事，什麼樣的挑戰，都不要放棄在困難中前進。失敗了也沒有關係，跌倒了再站起來就好了。只要確定有一步一步地往前」。還有另外一件事就是找尋相同目標的同伴！！如果自己一個人孤軍奮戰的話，往往很難實現夢想，這時有人一同努力的話，那種感動更是加倍的呢。如果能夠找到可以相伴一生的超級好友的話，那就最好不過了。

我的外表很容易讓人覺得很強勢或是酷酷的，但是實際上我比大家都還來得膽小害怕呢（笑）。正因為有同伴的一路相隨，才能夠走到今天的，在SNS或是部落格，有很多支持我的信件，都成為支撐我的動力。在這個夏天，將有暌違15年的現場演唱，我很想趕快對長久以來支持著我，等待著我的大家說「感謝大家，我回來了！」。

（modelpress編集部）

希良梨Kirari 【彩虹之光 Colors of the human race】多文化交流嘉年華會主題曲

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■希良梨（Kirari）小檔案

1980年10月23日生。代表作有日劇「GTO」、「Gift」；電影「Love＆Pop」等。歌唱活動時以Kirari為名，發行了動畫版GTO片尾曲「LAST PIECE」還有「TOY SOLDIERS」等熱門歌曲。2004年移往海外居住。2008年在台灣結婚，隔年長男出生。在2012年回到日本，2014年再度展開演藝活動。

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