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| Japanese Actress Nao Minamisawa Starts 2026 With Marriage Announcement (Photo: Instagram/Yuki & Nao) |
Japanese actress Nao Minamisawa has officially welcomed 2026 with joyful personal news. On 1 January, she announced her marriage to tap dancer Yuki Adachi, marking the New Year with what she described as a meaningful and hopeful beginning for both of them.
Sharing the update through her social media, Nao Minamisawa appeared in elegant traditional Japanese attire and explained that announcing the marriage on New Year’s Day felt especially symbolic.
She expressed happiness at being able to start the year by sharing such an important milestone, adding that she and her partner hope to continue respecting, supporting, and encouraging each other as they move forward together.
The couple first met through work around two years ago, gradually building a relationship rooted in mutual understanding and shared values.
Nao Minamisawa described her husband as a kind, humorous, and dependable person who consistently supports her ambitions, both personally and professionally.
Yuki Adachi also shared his own message alongside photos in traditional formal wear.
He echoed Minamisawa’s sentiments, saying he was grateful to announce their marriage at the very start of the year.
While humbly admitting they are still learning as a couple, he emphasised their wish to create a warm, laughter-filled home and to walk forward side by side with steady commitment.
For longtime fans, the news carries extra meaning. Nao Minamisawa debuted in the entertainment industry back in 2002 and has spent over two decades building a respected career across television, film, and theatre.
She is widely remembered for her role in the drama Bloody Monday, as well as acclaimed stage productions such as The Dream Keeper.
Her journey from young actress to seasoned performer makes this new chapter feel like a natural and well-earned progression.
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Yuki Adachi, meanwhile, has built his reputation in the dance world since childhood. After travelling overseas to refine his craft, he returned to Japan and continued working as a performer, choreographer, and instructor, earning respect within the industry for both his skill and dedication.
Ending her message, Nao Minamisawa also shared warm wishes for the year ahead, hoping that happiness and good fortune would reach everyone who has supported her along the way.
What do you think about starting a marriage on New Year’s Day? Do you see it as a lucky symbol or simply a beautiful personal choice?