Nichisen Maika

Legal Lolita, as the saying goes, if you're skinny, look at your legs; for cute and sweet girls, short hair is still the most lethal. The key is to be open-minded. Once a person feels guilty, it's like swallowing a thousand thorns, which can never be removed. It's a contradictory psychology, mixed with regret, and can even lead to suicide. This is the actress we're talking about today—Niimi Karin. Niimi Karin was born on June 30, 1997, in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. When she was young, she starred in the drama "Although It's Like This, We Must Live On," and she played the female lead, portraying the younger version of Toyama Futaba. When she was in first grade, her family arranged for her to learn karate. Girls need to protect themselves, and she certainly lived up to her family's expectations. In sixth grade, she won a competition and has now reached the black belt level. Generally speaking, reaching the black belt level is the level of a master. Practitioners need to undergo long-term and arduous training, and also have very mature technical skills and mental cultivation to reach the black belt level. It's clear how hard-working Himezumi Maika was. But let's get back to the point. In 2013, at the age of 15, she attended a private school in Tokyo and lived alone there. It seems her family was quite well-off; private schools are generally expensive, especially in Japan's capital. Living alone in the capital must have been monotonous, and without parental supervision, wouldn't it have been natural for her to fall in love? So, before she even finished her studies, she had already lost her virginity. Japan has a highly developed magazine industry, which caught Himezumi Maika's attention. She wanted to become a model, and every year tens of thousands of beautiful women strive for that path. For Himezumi Maika, she was just a tiny, insignificant figure on that road. In 2018, to fulfill her modeling dream, the 21-year-old Himezumi...