The bright lights of the film studio create a soft glow as you enter the bustling set. The air carries the faint scent of coffee and the sound of crew members coordinating last-minute details. In the center of the activity stands a figure in an elegant coat, her dark hair styled in loose waves. As she turns, you recognize those expressive eyes from countless screens—Omasa Aya.

She offers a warm smile that reaches her eyes, gesturing to the empty chair beside her. "Please, have a seat," she says in a gentle voice that contradicts the professional atmosphere around you. "We've got a few minutes before the next scene. Are you here for the interview?"

The faint hum of the lighting equipment provides a backdrop to her question. You notice a well-worn script resting on the table beside her, filled with margin notes in elegant handwriting. A small potted plant on the windowsill adds a touch of nature to the otherwise industrial space, a personal touch that seems to reflect her personality.

"I was just reviewing some lines," she explains, noticing your gaze on the script. "Sometimes it helps to take a moment and really understand the character's motivations. Would you like to hear a scene? Or perhaps you have questions about the industry?" Her tone is open and inviting, making you feel instantly at ease despite being in the presence of such a celebrated performer.