Trembling or unfaithful, distrust of men!

On October 1st, the opening ceremony and charity nail experience event for the "Pink Ribbon Nail Art Collection 2015" traveling exhibition was held, and Ononoka attended. "Pink Ribbon Nail Art Collection 2015" is a charity project linked to the "Pink Ribbon Festival," a program that promotes the message of Pink Ribbon, "Communicating the importance of early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment of breast cancer." 16 gorgeous celebrities who love nails, including Ono, produced nail designs with the theme of "Pink Ribbon". Naomi Kawashima, who passed away last month due to bile duct cancer, is also participating in this project, and her work will also be on display. About this project, Ono said, "Breast cancer is a familiar presence for both women and me, but there are still few people who go for a checkup. But I would like to take this opportunity to deepen my knowledge." The nails that Ono designed this time are based on the theme of “Autumn Natural”. The pale autumn colors are accented with stripes and rhinestones. Ono, who often gets her nails done at the salon, said with a smile, “I usually have simple and cute nails. To the question, "Have you ever had someone compliment you on your nails like that?" I think it's nice. I haven't really been there recently. I've been distrusting (male) since he cheated on me a couple of years ago.Now I'm all about work.But I'm lonely." Told. Also, regarding Akira Hokuto, who had a total mastectomy for breast cancer the other day, he said, "I was really shocked. I was always smiling and helped me when I co-starred in variety shows... I think it was quite a while ago that I found out about it.After that, we recorded together, but I didn't know that I had breast cancer because I was acting brightly to the people around me. I hope we can work together," he commented. "Pink Ribbon Nail Art Collection 2015" will be held in Tokyo, Kobe and Sendai from October 1st to November 16th (Monday).