Miho Nishida talks about her new life and work in Japan: ‘Nagpapaganda ako ng tao’ | ABS-CBN

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Miho Nishida talks about her new life and work in Japan: ‘Nagpapaganda ako ng tao’

Miho Nishida talks about her new life and work in Japan: ‘Nagpapaganda ako ng tao’

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After joining Pinoy Big Brother 737 in 2015 where she emerged as the Big Winner, Miho Nishida pursued a career in showbiz for five years. But a few months after the pandemic started in 2020, the Japan-raised Filipina decided to go back to Japan where she now works and resides. In a Kapamilya Update Exclusive interview last January 21, the 29-year-old actress, who used to be in a love team called TomiHo with fellow housemate Tommy Esguerra, talked about her decision to leave the Philippines in August 2020.

“Nag-decide ako bumallik ng Japan dahil nagkaroon ng lockdown. Tapos insip ko parang wala kaming taping, wala lahat kasi nga dahil sa virus. So parang naisipan ko since Japanese citizen naman ako, umuwi muna ako dito sa bansa ko sa Japan para magtrabaho. Kasi ang inisip ko wala namang mangyayari sa bahay nakatengga. Safe nga pero wala naman tayo kakainin so inisip ko talagang umuwi ako.”

The 29-year-old actress also shared that her job abroad deals with the beauty and wellness industry.

“Ang work ko dito sa Japan ay aesthetic salon. Ang ginagawa ko ay nagpapaganda ako ng tao. Like tayong mga babae, tinutubuan tayo ng buhok sa kili-kili. Ang ginagawa ko dun ay para siyang waxing pero ang maganda dun hindi na siya tutubuan ng buhok. Para hindi na siya mag-shave. Gumagawa din kami ng pampapayat. Kumbaga gumagamit kami ng machine para pumayat,” she explained.

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During the online interview, Miho also talked about her daughter Aimi who went back with her to Japan.

“Okay naman siya. Malaki na siya. 11 years old na siya. Tapos ngayon nag-i-i-start na ulit siya sa pag-study niya. Medyo naguguluhan lang siya kasi mga English at Tagalog yung diyan tapos iba yung tinuturo dito. Malaki yung adjustment sa kanya,” she said.

Miho also admitted she is currently happy with the state of her love life. “Yes meron. Ano lang siya, ordinaryong tao. Non-showbiz. And ang work niya is businessman,” she added.

Having to change her livelihood and lifestyle during the past two years, Miho shared how she has changed and matured since returning to her home country.

“Parang ang laki ng pinagbago sa akin. Parang dati iniisip ko lang na, hanggang ngayon naman, gusto ko magka-project at gusto ko mag-work. Kumbaga work lang yung iniisip ko pero ang nangyari itong pandemic parang naging matured din yung pag-iisip ko dahil kinaya ko na yung lumipat ng bansa sa pandemic na hindi ko alam kung saan ako mag-i-i-start actually. Kahit bansa ko ‘to siyempre parang naninibago ako kasi nga five years din ako sa Pilipinas nag-aartista. Kumbaga talagang nanibago ako sa buhay ko na nag-work ako na parang normal na tao,” she admitted.

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