The other day, someone asked me if Iori Furukawa, who announced her retirement, would travel the world releasing films before retiring, like Minami Hatsukawa, trying to make as much money as possible?
Well, the approach varies depending on the production company. Although Iori Furukawa had already released films with other companies within the SOD Group, it's not common practice there for retiring actresses to release films everywhere to earn a retirement pension. So, it probably won't be as extravagant as Minami Hatsukawa's approach...
But speaking of which, now that her retirement is a done deal, what are Furukawa's plans afterward?
. Furthermore, after retiring from AV, she doesn't plan to leave the agency; she will simply step down from the identity of Furukawa Iori and will no longer appear in public:<br/><br/>She wants to live as a normal person!<br/><br/>[[img:///media/upload-images/fanke/uploads-cm-c/2025-05-29/8fe11807cd8a1136f86b12c08119f465.jpg)
To avoid any regrets, Iori Furukawa will go all out... This year, I've worked hard to complete every task assigned by the production company and agency, seizing every opportunity to meet with fans. I hope every fan will always remember the name Iori Furukawa.
Many actresses have retired recently. Sayaka Otoshiro's retirement announcement yesterday was sudden; when she announced it, the only remaining time to see her was her March 5th OFF event, which was inevitably a bit of a disappointment. For fans, announcing her retirement at the end of the year like Furukawa is certainly better. It allows us to prepare ourselves mentally for saying goodbye and also gives us a chance to meet her at a suitable time. But no matter how an actress says goodbye, I hope they can live happily after leaving the world of acting. Really!
