Kanna Hashimoto's performance was so hard that the scene in "I'm the Big Brother" scared the children to tears

Recently, Japanese idol singer and actress Kanna Hashimoto apologized to a child on Twitter, saying "I'm really sorry, kid." The reason turned out to be that when Kanna Hashimoto played the "former bad girl" Kyoko Hayakawa in the latest comic-adapted Japanese drama "I'm a Big Brother" aired in October, she made an exaggerated and even somewhat scary expression, which scared a child who happened to see the scene to tears.

Last week, Kanna Hashimoto completely shed her idol girl image in the latest episode of "I'm a Big Brother". She made a very funny and even a little scary expression, which almost scared the netizen's daughter who was watching TV to tears. It was like a weird sister scaring a little girl. The netizen posted the short video on Twitter. The director of "I'm a Big Brother" Yuichi Fukuda saw it and quickly apologized to the netizen's daughter, "Please don't be afraid of my sister. I'm really sorry if I scared you." Kanna Hashimoto later said on Twitter, "I'm not scary, kid. I'm really sorry. I just made a scary expression."

"I'm the Big Brother" tells the story of two passionate high school students who transferred to the same school on the same day and decided to be "arrogant" in the new school. So they decided to change their hairstyle and happened to "change" in two adjacent hair salons. This is also the beginning of their acquaintance. In the new school, the two were assigned to the same class. There is no room for two tigers in one mountain. The golden hair is the coolest and best in the high school campus! The golden hair "Takashi Mihashi" is a guy who does all kinds of evil for the sake of being funny and mean! The long hedgehog head has a strong lethality. Wearing a custom-made windbreaker-style uniform to go to school is the most impressive. The hedgehog head "Shinji Kondo" is a bloody man who does not fight meaningless. He is often used by the cunning Takashi without knowing it, but he has also won the hearts of many high school girls. In short, since you are here, you should make the best of it. If you want to be arrogant, you should be the most arrogant! But then came the challenge of the bad boys, which also triggered a series of hilarious events!

Kanna Hashimoto plays Kyoko Hayakawa in the drama. The Japanese drama "I'm a Boss" began airing in Japan on October 14, 2018.