讀後心得

Kumi Koda recently performed during the cherry blossom season in Kaohsiung, and her husband KENJI03 was also present to show support, with the two enjoying sweet interactions. She shared her joyful experiences on social media about taking the high-speed train back to Taipei and visiting graves in Hualien, as well as enjoying Taiwanese cuisine and massages. Kumi Koda expressed that she was very happy to reunite with her relatives and plans to return to Taiwan to visit again.

Koda Kumi recently performed alongside her husband KENJI03 at the cherry blossom season event in Kaohsiung. The 42-year-old Japanese singer was invited to perform at the end of last month and appeared with her husband KENJI03, who is two years younger than her, sharing sweet interactions. Koda Kumi shared her experience of taking the high-speed train back to Taipei after their performance on social media yesterday, mentioning that the next day she went with her husband to Hualien for grave visiting, having dinner with relatives, enjoying a pleasant holiday.

In her early years, Koda Kumi was rumored to be dating Masahiro Nakai, with reports stating that they had broken up in 2009. Afterwards, she dated a man resembling Shido Nakamura, only to confirm later that he was the Taiwanese-Japanese musician KENJI03. KENJI03's father is Japanese, while his mother is from the Atayal tribe in Taiwan, and he studied in Taiwan during elementary school. Koda Kumi and KENJI03 got married quickly after dating for about four months and have one son together, and their life continues to be sweet.

As a half-Taiwanese daughter-in-law, Koda Kumi enjoyed delicious food from Din Tai Fung in Kaohsiung last week and experienced a Taiwanese massage, admitting she felt a lot of strength and was in good health. She then went to Cijin to ride an electric scooter, enjoying various delicacies, including seafood, peanut rolls, and strawberry ice, and played claw machines, happily stating: “Help! It’s really delicious!” It seems her weight loss plan will have to wait until she returns to Japan.

The day before yesterday, she posted photos of cherry blossom viewing back in Tokyo on social media, expressing nostalgia for her trip to Taiwan, and shared her experiences of taking the high-speed train back to Taipei after the performance, as well as the fun of visiting graves in Hualien. She mentioned, “The week after the grave visiting happened to be Taiwan's grave visiting season, so the timing was really perfect,” and also experienced prawn fishing and soaking in hot springs while reuniting with long-lost relatives. She reflected, “I had a wonderful holiday and was very happy to see everyone, everyone told me to come back to Taiwan soon for more gatherings, and I will definitely return!” These shares sparked enthusiastic interactions and anticipation from her followers.