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Tonight's guest is a free female announcer special!
Her first appearance is Lena Akimoto!
Nice to meet you!
She's been on TV Tokyo.
As I said earlier, I've never worked in TV Tokyo.
That's right.
But of course I've never met you.
Nice to meet you!
She doesn't invite me at all.
That's right. In fact, she doesn't invite me at all.
No, no, no.
As a TV personality, you're welcome.
But you don't invite me!
You don't invite me!
No, really. We can't be on TV.
You can't be on TV?
That's right!
And her first appearance is Yoshie Takeuchi!
Nice to meet you!
It's your first time, too, right?
It's my first time.
Hamada-san, you've never been on TV before, right?
No, I haven't.
You've never been on TV before?
No, I haven't.
You've never been on TV before?
Tonight's TVXQ will tell you what they know about each of the famous folk songs.
I'm Minomonta-san.
What is the "super back side" that you can tell from being next to the main host?
I feel like I'm an alien who's been captured.
Are you going to quit today?
If I say this, people will think my vessel is really small, so I didn't want to say it.
But I removed my Instagram poll.
A fierce battle between women!
It's getting more and more murderous!
Hamada-san didn't like it and changed his face from Shinji-san.
This is the worst pattern!
All of you, listen up! Is this just our song?
What kind of song is "Nittere", Ms. Ueno?
I think it's famous for its strictness.
Strictness?
Yes, it's a song which is well practiced by beginners.
It doesn't look like it's well practiced.
I've never heard of it.
After joining the company, from June to the end of September,
we offer one and a half hours of lessons every day.
Do you get a teacher or something like that?
Yes, we do.
We get an announcer as a lesson.
Oh, you do?
Yes, we do.
The announcer teaches us while we're on-air or recording.
Wow!
Does that mean you're like Ms. Tokumi?
No, Ms. Tokumi quit and was free.
She might have had a special teacher or something like that.
But we get our lessons every day from our seniors in the announcer club.
Did you go there, too?
I was taught there, too.
I'm sorry to say this, but I've been taught there, too.
My dad taught me, too.
Oh, really?
My first lesson after joining the company was from my dad.
It's like a designated relationship.
Thank you so much.
I still have my notebook from that day.
Wow!
You do?
This one?
Yes, it's this one.
Wow, it's detailed.
Did you write down everything you were told?
I wrote it all down.
Wow!
I didn't leave a single word out of it.
Wow, you're diligent.
I still look back at it sometimes.
Wow!
Huh?
Are you saying that for your own good?
I wanted to ask you about it, too!
What do you mean you're looking back at it?
You're not supposed to say things like that!
Of course you must have felt nervous while doing it, right?
I was nervous, but my body and eyes were always wide open.
Wow!
I hardly blinked at all.
Oh, I see.
But when I realized it, I had 14 corneas in my mouth.
Wow!
That's crazy!
You're totally Powahara!
No, I'm not!
No, you're not!
I didn't know that!
You didn't know?
What about TBS?
TBS had a lot of training from June to September, of course.
But I think they had less working hours than other agencies.
I think they're working on reforms and remote work now,
but when I was at TBS, I went straight to the site and came back home from there.
Wow!
When I asked the announcer of other agencies, they had eight hours of work,
and when they finished their work, they went back to the announcer club and played video games.
Is that normal?
Of course it is.
Did you go back once?
I even did it on Fuji TV.
You did it?
I did it, didn't I?
You did it, didn't you?
But on Fuji...
I'm sure you did!
Did you do it on Fuji TV, too?
Yes, I did.
Oh, you did!
On the other hand, the time you spend at the announcer club is quite short.
So, the announcers of the same program get along quite well,
but the people in charge of the morning programs don't interact much with the announcers of the evening programs.
I see.
So, it's quite common for them to get along well with each other.
When I joined TBS, I was often asked, "Isn't TBS's announcer club pretty mean?"
I was asked that many, many times!
And when I thought about it...
Oh, you've heard of it?
Yes, I've heard of it.
It's often written in the weekly newspaper.
Yes, in my mouth...
No, that's too much!
Your family knows about it, you know?
Yes, I think there's a lot of it on TV.
Like, "Is there a disease in your shoes?"
Is there a disease in your shoes?
Do you want me to ask you about it?
Is there such an old pattern?
Of course not!
Is there such an old pattern in ballerinas?
Of course not, but...
What do you mean?
The reason is that we only interact with the announcers of the same program,
so there are a lot of people like "one wolf"
Like Fuji TV or Japanese TV,
there's a lot of "waki ayay"
Are you aware of that?
Yes, I am aware of it.
You don't have many connections, do you?
Yes, I do.
Sometimes we meet once a year,
but there are seniors who don't talk much with me.
I see.
We don't get along at all.
Do you say hello to your seniors?
When we eat out, I only say hello,
and I end up talking with my close seniors.
That's...
What about on TV in the morning?
On TV in the morning, we had a rule that we had to be there for eight hours,
and we had to write where we were on the whiteboard.
For example, even if we were in the office,
we had to write where we were on the whiteboard,
whether we were on the second floor or the fourth floor,
and if we didn't know where we were,
our boss would call us and say "where are you now?"
Wow!
It's very well managed.
Yes, and it was really hard for me.
I'm the type of person who likes freedom.
That sounds a little nasty.
When we went out, we could do whatever we wanted in Roppongi.
That's true.
We couldn't go shopping.
Well, sometimes,
there are hills nearby,
so we might have done some window shopping.
There are also quiet toilets.
There are, so there aren't.
No, no, there are.
There are, so it's fine.
No, no, it's fine. I don't know.
So, Fuji TV, how about you, Nakamura-san?
No, Fuji TV, I just heard about it on TVS.
They are really good friends, right?
Regardless of age or gender.
They often have home parties or go on trips.
Fuji TV has that "slippery" feeling.
In that sense, in good sense or bad sense, they are really free.
They value individuality.
Especially in variety shows, when I ask my seniors, "Is there a show like this?"
They say, "Just do it freely."
Without any guidance.
So, is it different from your time?
Yes, in my time, Fuji TV also has that "slippery" feeling.
But it's also strict.
As a new announcer, I go to work at about 9.
First, I go to the mail room.
Mail room?
First, I bring newspapers and fan letters of seniors who are in their fifties.
You bring fan letters?
Yes.
First, I hand out newspapers and fan letters to reporters and sports announcers.
I also hand out fan letters.
But Yagi-san and Nakai-san have a lot of fan letters.
I hand them out.
Tsuigi-san doesn't have a single one.
He's an old man.
An old man?
Maybe he doesn't have one.
Tsuigi-san doesn't have a single one.
He doesn't have one.
And that's it.
After this, I went to Keiri and gave everyone money for business trips.
And I split it up again.
Who is who, how much, 3,565 yen for a fight.
It's like a real office worker.
That's right. Before work.
And then at about nine and a half, my friends went out to work.
Then...
You eat slowly, don't you?
Yes, yes. There is also a preference for coffee.
Each one?
I have to remember everything.
Tsuigi-san is black. Who is who is half cream.
But when it gets annoying, I divide it up.
I thought it was okay.
But you don't say anything, do you?
And there is one annoying senior who says "kuen- san".
What?
Who?
Who do you say "kuen-san" to?
What do you do with "kuen-san"?
You split "kuen-san" with soda.
Oh, I'm surprised.
That's the name of the person, isn't it?
No way!
It's all newbies' job.
Fuji TV is loose, but it's a good song that has a little bit of a stone like "don't be mistaken if you're a company employee somewhere".
How about Tele TV?
In that sense, there aren't many people on Tele TV, so it's like an at-home.
I'm 50 years old and I always eat with Jonathan before sports news.
I think it's okay to talk about it a little bit.
But it happens.
Really?
But it's like it's closed properly.
Of course, there is an up-and-down relationship, but as a song as a whole, it is an independent route.
It's like a city legend, and I haven't actually seen it since I joined and heard it from my seniors.
There is a camera angle that takes female announcers unique to Tele TV Tokyo.
It's called "YC".
At that time, sports news and Miho Ohashi were in charge of it.
It seems that there was a wide variety of camera angles that took female announcers not only from the front, but also from the side.
"Yokochichi"?
That's right!
I can't write "YC Yokochichi", so I wrote "YC" on the cue sheet.
Wow!
Even in the song, the director shouted "Yes, next is YC"!
"Yes, next is YC"!
I heard that.
The director said "Yes, next is YC"!
Wow!
"Yokochichi" will come like this.
What about people who don't have "YC"?
That's a problem.
When we took the entrance exam, there were a lot of nice-buddies, including Ohashi-san and others.
When I took the entrance exam, I thought that I would not pass without "YC" in Tele TV Tokyo.
So I packed a tissue and went there.
Wow!
Are you serious?
That's why you said "Let's look at it from the sky"
There are various angles.
Here is a forbidden question.
If you could go back to school and choose again, which song would you choose?
Yes, please.
Yes.
Kisa-san.
Kisa-san is Tereya-san.
Tereya-san!
What? What?
Are you Tereya-san's dog?
When I was on Fuji TV, two-thirds of my salary was spent on a taxi.
Odaiba is a small island, isn't it?
Yes, it's a small island.
So I usually eat out in Nishi-azabu area.
I'm a company employee, so I have to move my taxi.
As I said before, if you were Tereya-san, you would move your taxi right away.
Yes, you're right.
You're amazing.
I'm not sure if I should call you "Tereya-san" or "TBS" now.
I don't know why.
It's not like that.
But you're Fuji TV, Yoshida.
Yes, I'm Fuji TV.
I don't have "TBS".
"TBS"?
You're right!
I don't have it.
You're right!
You're right.
You're right. It's "TBS".
To be honest, when I was a student, I also liked Fuji TV.
During my job interview, I didn't get any documents for my daily TV show.
And I failed my TV show interview in the morning.
But I was lucky enough to pass the final exam for Fuji TV.
It's not like I wanted to join Fuji TV on my own.
But the announcer Yurika Mita, who is currently active in Fuji TV,
and I have known each other since I was in the announcer school.
When I passed the final exam, everyone started to remember me.
When I passed the final exam, I got a call right away.
They told me to wait around here.
We were eating udon together.
I was nervous and didn't know what would happen.
Then I got a call from Yurika Mita.
I asked her to come out.
She said, "Hello?" I said, "Oh, really?"
Yes, I'm coming right now!
Yurika Mita said that.
I would never make that situation up!
That's why I said it.
Yurika Mita said it by herself.
I said, "I'm going out for a bit."
She said, "Go ahead. Congratulations!"
I thought she might call me in about 10 minutes.
I waited for about 10 minutes.
But she didn't call me at all.
The udon got soggy.
I went to the sea in Odaiba and cried.
You're a popular person.
It's not like that.
When I became independent and worked for Fuji TV,
I felt a bit of resentment.
It's not like that.
It's like a revenge game.
The resentment is bare.
I was happy.
I was able to fulfill the feelings of the students who came back.
I was happy.
You're not shy, are you?
Well...
It's a bit of a problem.
Why?
I thought you'd be good and cute.
Why are you shy?
I like the atmosphere of being shy.
I like going to the gym and being firm, but I like being cheerful and having fun.
When I joined Fuji TV, I didn't watch much TV at the time.
I didn't know the difference in songs.
I watched it on TV in the morning.
When I joined Fuji TV, my colleagues told me to join Fuji TV.
Huh? You're on the chasing side.
You found out about it there?
I found out about it there and regretted it a little.
At that time, it was the most popular Japanese TV.
Viewers were also number one on Japanese TV.
But there are only 14 corners.
That's right.
When I heard about it, I thought it would be easier for TBS not to be there for eight hours.
I thought it would be better for TBS to be there.
I'm glad you joined TBS.
Did your colleagues like Fuji TV?
Of course.
Fuji TV is a good place in the south of Switzerland.
I was a little worried about being robbed of that time.
I worked with my colleagues again.
I was surprised.
Why did you quit?
I was told to move.
You should have stopped moving.
I was told to announce and leave.
Fuji TV has that.
That's right.
Fuji TV is like a circle of friends on Japanese TV.
I thought it was nice.
You often say, "It's not a pancake."
Somehow, it's a pancake.
Do you get along with everyone there?
I don't think anyone is conscious of it.
You're not conscious of it.
It's not a pancake.
We didn't have a pancake.
Oh, I see.
But I'm curious about Nakamurai's pancake.
It's a pancake.
It's a pancake with only the base missing.
I think you're like the original bread.
It was like that in the beginning.
It's not a pancake yet, but I think you're like the original.
But you get along with other people.
We do.
Even now.
In the announcement room sofa set,
someone usually gets on Fuji TV.
Then you call the person and say, "Hey, is this really Fuji TV?"
You say that.
Why not Fuji TV?
It's fun.
It was that much fun.
It would be great if you could move from the island to the mainland.
The location is the best.
You and Baba-chan get along with Fuji TV.
I didn't want to be an announcer in the first place,
but I didn't do my makeup well,
and somehow I miraculously got on Fuji TV.
I don't think I'll get on anything else.
I see.
That was a bit of Toma-shi's boast.
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What are you talking about? I don't think it's good.
No, no, no.
I don't think it's good.
No, no, no.
No, but that's...
You talk about various things.
Yes.
Like exposure.
No, I'm a little jealous of that.
Yes.
But, after all...
No one comes, right? Karen and Toma.
No one comes.
But, after all, TV Tokyo is always in a big position.
Yes.
Other songs.
That's right.
We all share that atmosphere.
So, people who are being chased and songs that have been taken three times,
you get a little nervous, don't you?
And when you can't get three times, you get a little noisy and you get in a bad mood.
TV Tokyo is always like that.
Even if it's only a little lower than 1%, you're like, "All right!"
Everyone can have fun and be happy.
I think that atmosphere is good.
Is that so?
How about you two?
It's comfortable.
But isn't it bad for us to go to a theater and work there?
It's not as bad as you think.
Fuji TV does go to the theater.
Is the atmosphere of the theater different for you as a talent?
I usually go to the theater in the morning.
I only go to the theater at that time.
Oh, you go.
The guards say, "Oh well, just for today."
That's not true!
It's not like that!
Everyone is looking forward to it!
It's not often that you work with people who have different interests.
You seem to do it quite often.
We do Fuji TV together.
Yes, yes.
Yoshida, do you know what EBS is?
Yes, it's a show that ended in an instant.
Don't say that!
What do you mean, "it ended in an instant"?
What was the name of the show?
It was "Dr. Hyakubyo Aka".
It was an all-new show that aired on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Yes, it aired on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
It ended in about 1,000 seconds.
That's like a kiss.
Are you going to quit today?
"Free Female Announcers' Honestly Real Situation Survey"!
I think you all have "yes" and "no" cards in your hands, so please prepare them and ask questions.
Please raise your cards.
Let's go! The first theme is this!
"Free Female Announcers' Honestly Real Situation Survey"!
I think you all have "yes" and "no" cards in your hands, so please prepare them and ask questions.
Yoshida-san.
Yes, it's Minomonta-san.
No, you don't have to say it.
You don't have to show me your picture.
You don't have to show me such a cheerful picture.
Why is that?
Minomonta-san is someone I love very much.
You don't have to say it like that!
In my third year, I was in a show called "Asatsuba".
It was a show that went on for a long time.
I was the last one to retire in April.
I worked for about two years, but I didn't do much regular work before that.
It was my first regular show and my first job.
It had a very unique culture.
Mino-san was on a show for five hours, but he came to work at about four o'clock.
There was a place called "Mino-san's Room".
On that day, an announcer would go to Mino-san's room and give a presentation like an investment league.
I woke up at one and a half and went to work at two and did my hair and makeup.
I read the newspaper and prepared for it from three o'clock.
More than running away, I was very nervous about the presentation.
There were a lot of great producers in Mino-san's room.
They would talk about various topics and it would unfold like this.
Mino-san would fix his hair and tie his tie and listen to it.
Sometimes he would give me a quiz.
What are the seven weeds of Nanakusa Gayu?
Do you know this song? Can you sing it?
I couldn't answer it and I was shocked.
How about your physical condition?
My stomach hurts every day.
It really hurts.
You've been panting all the time.
It really hurts.
Thanks to your training, I was able to make it to the show.
I'm grateful for your growth.
No, no, it's too late, it's too late, it's too late.
Didn't you do it with Mino-san, too?
That's right. It's Daida of Omoikiri TV.
He's been taking care of me.
Mino-san is really amazing.
He's sweating and sleeping.
He's sleeping in the show, too.
He's sleeping like he's crossing a ship.
I don't know where you're hearing it from, but when you're done explaining it, you say, "It's better to do it like this."
That's appropriate.
It's much easier to understand.
I thought you were a strange person.
As you grow in your career, I think you'll understand how to make it easier and more interesting the moment you say it.
It's okay if you're just sleeping, but...
You're really grumpy.
You're grumpy.
You can't stop laughing.
Mino-san, you like alcohol, don't you?
Don't go out with alcohol.
I did go out with it.
Before I went in the morning, I went to a soba restaurant like a face-off.
I opened up all of the sake there.
I like alcohol, too, so we drank together.
The staff members were worried about me.
They asked me if it was okay for me to drink too much.
While you weren't looking at me, I drank a lot of water.
I wasn't looking at you.
You have about five eyes on you, so you're looking at me.
I said, "It's okay. She's drinking water."
That's scary.
That's why you liked it so much.
You didn't tell her to drink more, did you?
I do feel that way.
But you also drink, too.
Three minutes before going into the studio in the morning, you're like an alien who's been captured.
Are you going to quit today?
You're carrying me on both shoulders.
I can't stop.
Even so, at five o'clock, the switch switches.
You really become human.
Who are you?
I was a telephone announcer in "eat more".
The program itself ends with a lot of fun.
After that, I have a late lunch with Mr. Tamori and the staff every week.
At that time, I was reading a lot of poems.
Really?
Yes.
Unexpectedly?
I was reading a lot of poems.
After one o'clock?
Yes, after one o'clock.
I was reading while drinking a little.
It's fun and I can learn a lot.
But I can't return such episodes well.
I see.
That's a problem.
Were you working with Mr. Tamori?
Yes, I was working with him at Music Station.
What did you do?
I love Mr. Tamori, too.
At the end of Music Station, he took me to a whiskey bar.
While drinking whiskey, I tried to compare its taste to a woman's.
I see.
It's not like you said.
But...
Is it like you said?
It's a good story.
What kind of story?
But you said it like that.
You said it like that.
It's like intellectual eroticism.
Intellectual eroticism.
It's not like "ugh!"
It's like "oh, I see."
It's like convincing eroticism.
But...
It's not straight.
Straight...
You're more vulgar than you look.
But I don't want to make you feel bad.
That's right.
I really like Mr. Tamori.
At the end of the show, he took me to various jobs and staff.
But now that I think about it, Mr. Tamori always takes female announcers he co-starred with to their favorite spots.
I realized I wasn't the only one.
That's why I'm jealous of you every time.
What's that?
You're higher than me.
Who are you?
I'm Matsumoto-san.
Are you kidding me?
Didn't we do anything together?
No, we've done it together three times.
With what?
The press conference for "Gakitsuka" at the end of the year.
Oh, you did it.
I did it as an honor.
Thank you for your help when I was an announcer for "Shinji".
I was the host of the first press conference at that time.
I was trying to prepare as much as possible.
I checked all the broadcast contents from the first series of "Gakitsuka" and took notes.
I also checked all the materials that were announced on the day.
Because there are many reporters.
At the moment when the press conference was about to begin,
the staff came and said, "Excuse me, I think it's a little late."
I said, "Okay."
I prepared the materials for such a time.
I read the materials several times.
This time, this DVD will also be released.
Please check it out.
I said, "Please check it out."
But it doesn't seem like it's going to start yet.
While I was doing that, the staff came again and said, "Is it finally starting?"
I said, "Excuse me, I think Mr. Matsumoto just started eating lunch."
Hey!
You!
You connected everything, didn't you?
That's right.
In that bad era, you blamed it all on me and ate it all.
Mr. Matsumoto just started eating lunch, which means it will take at least 10 minutes or more.
Even so, it had already been more than 15 minutes at that point.
And I connected it even more from there.
But I've read it many times.
But when I was standing still, I couldn't say anything.
A veteran reporter in front of me said, "Why don't you say some bad words?"
But you're a newcomer, so you can do it.
You're a bad guy!
Did it finally start?
After 30 minutes, it finally started.
But I was really nervous, and I was even more damaged by the reporter's words.
I was really messed up.
And every time I bit him, Matsumoto-san said, "Oh, you bit me again."
And that...
What is she talking about?
And that...
She's like a chief's wife.
Say it. Say it to me.
When Matsumoto-san pushed me like that, Hamada-san said,
You're a newcomer, so you can do it.
You're a bad guy!
That's not good!
I don't know much about bentos!
By the way, it was a Chinese bento.
Do you eat your bento before the show?
Yes, I do eat it before the show.
It's not normal for you to eat it after the show.
Yes, yes, everyone says so.
Why?
If you're full, you can't think properly.
So you should eat it after you're tired.
Well, even if I'm full and can't think properly, I've come this far.
So, Akiho-san, which one is it?
No, it's not me.
It's not you?
Well, in the first place, TV Tokyo doesn't have a lot of people like other stations.
Because Genji Tantan-san doesn't come much either.
So, on the contrary, when there are a lot of people, it really becomes a festival of songs.
For example, when I was there, Tondezu-san came.
At that time, it was like a lobby gathering of all the free employees.
When Tondezu-san came, my hair was blown away.
I removed my Instagram followers.
The next theme is this!
So, everyone, are there any female announcers who feel jealousy?
I see.
Ueda-san?
Well, for all of the announcers...
All of them?
Yes.
After joining...
The announcers and even employees didn't recognize me.
It took about four and a half years for them to remember me.
What shocked me the most was...
One day we had a location shoot and I changed into my costume and was riding in a location shoot bus.
Then a young camera assistant came up to me and said...
Excuse me, where is the tape?
Excuse me, I don't know.
Then a veteran cameraman behind me said...
You idiot! You're a warrior!
Seeing him angry made me feel like my face and name don't match and I'm really sorry.
Everyone else remembers your name.
My face and name...
Even today, there are a lot of famous announcers who represent each song.
I'm really envious of you.
Isn't that episode a little too sad?
Maybe it's not something you should talk about in a variety show.
I had a job that I didn't know about.
I was in "Gurnai" for the first time and it was a big variety show.
When I asked them later why they chose me...
I was looking at the announcer club's homepage and they said...
Who is this guy? I don't know him at all.
That's why we chose you.
Let's not talk about this anymore.
I don't like this.
I'm glad you don't know me.
Who is Taken-san?
She's an announcer for "Uganatsumi" that was released about a year ago.
When she quit "TV Asahi" she was still in charge of "Uganatsumi".
She's still in charge of "Uganatsumi".
That's unfair.
She's cool.
What do you mean "unfair"?
That's unfair.
It's a rare pattern, isn't it?
That's right.
She doesn't belong to an agency.
She does it herself.
She's smart.
I started "Uganatsumi" about a year later.
She's someone I'm interested in.
I don't want to say this because it might seem small.
She secretly follows me on Instagram.
I removed my Instagram follow.
You know...
What is it?
You're killing me.
What is it?
Isn't there such a thing?
It's amazing.
The bowl is small.
It's okay because we're different types.
We're different types.
Are we different types?
We're not different types.
We're not the same type.
You two are destroying me.
That's right.
We're not different types.
I see.
We're different types.
We did "Mstet" and "Evening Message" on "TV Asahi".
Can I be confident?
What is it?
This time, she is licking me.
Who is Yoshida?
I am trying to be like Takeuchi-san.
Why?
Takeuchi-san is my senior, but we are in the same agency.
I joined the agency earlier than you.
I see.
It is about one year difference.
When I became a freelancer, I used to do it as a hobby.
I sang various songs and appeared in various programs.
After I became a freelancer, I got a lot of jobs.
I thought I had a little fever.
But as soon as Takeuchi-san joined, my wind direction changed to you.
No, no, no.
So I want to say this.
Takeuchi-san is from Shizuoka.
I think it is hard to move around.
I will do it whenever I can't work.
Please do it.
You are close to me.
I can do it whenever I want.
No, no, no.
I will say this.
As soon as I joined the agency, there was COVID-19.
And I became pregnant.
So I didn't work much.
At first.
After I became a freelancer.
So I think Yoshida-san lost his job not because of me.
I am scared.
I am getting scared.
Next topic is this!
Have you ever made a mistake that you can't laugh about during a live broadcast?
What kind of mistake is that?
Kisa-san, what kind of mistake is that?
Looking back at my life as an announcer, it's the thing I've gotten mad about the most.
When I was a new announcer, Dia's Day came to Japan one day.
I was a newcomer, and I was given a live report during a live broadcast.
Anyway, there were a lot of people there.
All of them were there, including veteran reporters.
Anyway, I told them what was going on there.
I went into the studio a few times.
At the end of the show, I was nervous, but the studio asked me, "What are your future plans?"
I thought they were asking me about my plans.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
It's true, because I'm a newcomer announcer.
It doesn't matter.
It's weird for a newcomer.
You were doing Dia's Day. Why are you asking about it?
It's not about being an announcer. It's different for a newcomer.
No, now I think so.
Of course it is.
But at the time, there were a lot of people there.
Once in a while, I said, "I'm going back to my car."
And one more thing.
It was very warm that day in March.
Actually, you won't notice it when you go to that kind of scene,
but I actually can't see Dia's Day.
Because I'm so short.
But, well, the cameraman can see it, right?
Dia's Day is perfectly visible.
But I was told by the announcer that I should tell them what I was told at the scene.
Oh, today I'm wearing a fluffy dress that doesn't need a coat.
But in the video, Dia's Day is wearing a black long coat.
In other words, Dia's Day is criticized.
She gets angry easily.
I see. But I heard you got the wrong name.
That's right. In the live broadcast, the guest was former governor Inose Naoki.
She got a little nervous and said, "Today we have Mr. Inoki here."
And then this face appeared.
If you're energetic, you can do anything.
She should have said it.
She should have said it!
But she didn't.
She didn't say it.
She didn't say it and didn't laugh at me.
Yasuda-san, do you have anything to say?
Yes, it's about Dia's Day.
Yes.
In about three minutes, the time was fixed and I automatically went to the commercial.
There was a corner where I introduced products.
I usually borrow such products from stores.
First of all, since I'm a sponsor, I have to say which products I borrowed from which stores.
I couldn't say it no matter what.
I forgot.
I said I couldn't say it no matter how many times I did it.
Little by little, the staff's anger doubled.
In the end, I couldn't say it no matter what, so all the staff in the studio shook me with a sign.
But I still couldn't say it.
What?
I was so nervous that I couldn't say anything.
I couldn't say anything else or I couldn't say it in time.
In the end, when the commercial started, the staff who usually doesn't get angry said, "Stop it!"
When will you be able to do it?
I felt pathetic and went to the corner of the studio.
I shouldn't cry, but I was crying secretly.
Then I felt like I saw a light.
I wondered what it was, and when I looked back, Mino- san was standing like this.
Don't call me "Mino-san"!
But Mino-san said, "No one can do it from the beginning."
I was saved.
Which one are you talking about?
Suddenly, Mino-san started crying.
But then I felt relieved and could say it properly.
You couldn't say it from the beginning.
I couldn't say it for a long time.
What about you, Ueda-san?
It's about when I was in charge of a major league program.
There was a corner where Japanese players were told about next week's game information.
One player said in the Red Sox game next week...
Red Sox is going to play next week.
But I said it wrong.
Red...
is going to play next week.
Outside...
That's right. Outside...
It's crazy.
I did it too.
Really?
Did you do it too?
Yes, I did.
It's crazy.
This is Red Sox and that is...
I'm White Sox.
It's different.
Red Sox and White Sox.
It's possible.
In one year.
It's a sign.
That's right.
I say things I shouldn't say wrong.
And after I retired...
I was an NHK player.
It's crazy.
This is crazy.
It was my first year of being an NHK player.
I recovered quickly and was safe.
I see.
I was a live broadcast.
Yes, I was a live NHK player.
I don't think we're in the same class.
We're not in the same class.
I don't care about that.
We're in the same class.
We're not in the same class.
Until now...
This program was brought to you by these sponsors.
I don't think we're in the same class.
I don't care about that.
We're in the same class.
A woman and a dog photographer. I was young at that time!
Photographer. A person of Vanguard.
But more importantly, a picture of a college student who became Miss K.O.
Here is the picture.
Wow, cute.
Cute.
How do you feel about posting this picture?
I didn't ask you to post it.
I was going to post it.
What is this? Did you take it from the Grand Prix?
This is a picture of when I was chosen by Miss K.O.
You didn't choose it, but you decided to post it?
No, I didn't.
I heard about it from a group called the Advertising Research Association.
I thought about it, of course.
I asked them to write down my name.
I wrote my name.
I wrote my name in a list of dozens of people.
A little later, I got a call from the Advertising Research Association.
Congratulations, you have been chosen among five people.
You will now participate in the Miss K.O. Grand Prix.
I didn't stand out that much in my life.
Are you in the same class as her?
That's right. I'm in the same department as Yoshie-chan.
I've known her for a long time.
We're in the same department, and we're in the same class.
I don't think we're in the same department.
We're not in the same department.
I don't care about that.
We're classmates.
We're not in the same class.
We're in two different departments.
One of us was in the same department.
But we were pretty close.
How did you get to participate in the Miss K.O. Grand Prix?
I've known her since I was in first grade.
Actually, I've been participating in the Miss K.O. Grand Prix a lot.
In the same way, I've been chosen among the last five people.
At that time, I wasn't used to it.
But I wanted to be an announcer.
When you were in first grade?
That's right.
I think a lot of girls want to be an announcer.
When Yoshie-chan was in third grade, she appeared like a comet and took Miss K.O. away.
At that time, she was like the most famous female college student in Japan.
She appeared in quite a lot of articles and took the announcer exam with that momentum.
When Yoshie-chan's song came out, I was like "Wow, it's here!".
I thought she would pass all the songs.
She was a superstar at that time, so I thought I made a mistake in the timing of appearing.
But really, she has been doing this since she was a first-year college student.
I'm sorry, but you look like you're kicking each other.
You look like you're kicking each other.
Yoshida, you're also taking something!
I'm a Miss of Seijo University.
But my K.O. is on a completely different scale.
K.O. and...
What's wrong with your face?
Why are you angry?
You don't look like you're in a bad mood.
The stage is also completely different.
K.O. will vote online in advance and I think it will take several days.
Seijo is a one-shot match on the day of the cultural festival.
The stage is also a small stage where only a few hundred people can enter.
Tickets are also only for the day of or pre-sale.
I was a relative or an internal student, so my friends bought me tickets and it became a complete internal ticket.
So, of course, it doesn't go up to the same level.
Well, I guess so.
Next,
This is a photo posted in the resume of the Japanese TV entrance exam.
Here is the photo.
This is posted in the resume.
This is one.
This is also one.
What? In the resume?
You look like Sarah Connor.
In our era, we only took pictures of ourselves in a photo studio and just standing up.
But when Mr. Ueda was in power, he started posting pictures of himself.
I see.
He asked me to post a resume and a snap of me, so I thought I could post anything.
What's this? A batting center?
That's right. I went to a batting center near my university for three weeks.
I thought this was the most me.
You're a lefty, aren't you?
That's right. I'm a lefty, lefty batter.
Daniel Oshitan!
That's right.
Except for Japanese TV, I lost all my documents.
Then I thought this was the best picture of me.
I see.
If I lost it, it would be the song I wanted to sing the most and I wouldn't regret it.
So I posted it and it passed.
That's amazing!
You're so interested in baseball, but you're into red sex.
I'm into both men and women.
I see.
Next, this person!
Yes, Baba Noriko.
This is a picture of when I was a lefty on behalf of Japanese TV.
Here it is!
Ah, I see.
There was something like this, wasn't there?
Yes, there was!
It's quite...
Each song, isn't it? Each song came together.
It's like "Beyond Memories".
Yes, that's right.
Nakamura Oriya!
Yes!
She's cute, isn't she?
She's cute.
Hitomi-chan, you're in charge of the excitement, aren't you?
It was really fun, wasn't it?
It was fun!
But, you know...
Each song came together like this, didn't it?
Is it like that?
This is "Waki Ayay"?
"Waki Ayay" is like an information exchange between songs.
Really?
It's like "Marukan-san is in charge, isn't she?"
There's a senior's care, but...
You know what was cool about it?
In the Olympics, people's republics became one.
Yes, yes, yes.
Including NHK...
Ah, I see, I see.
It's really precious.
This is "Fuji to Nakamura".
Yes.
How is it decided?
Maybe it's like "I was free".
Yes.
"I was free", so...
Why don't we go there for the first time?
Then, it continues for a long time...
Let's do it with these members forever.
It's like that.
Ah, I see, I see.
Now, the last one is this person!
Yes, Kisaya.
It's a photo of her when she debuted with a CD in "Twintail" in "Kyokuo no Jidai".
This is the photo!
She's cute!
I didn't know about her debut in a CD.
The title of the CD is "Saishoku Kenpi Ten" (Coloring Examination Point)
You said it!
Isn't it a song by Pin?
The three of us sang at the same time.
Someone asked a famous person to write an original song for us.
We also had a lesson.
Is it a PV?
Can we watch it?
Let's watch it!
This is the embarrassing VTR from 25 years ago.
She's in a good mood.
This is the image of Fuji TV.
Everyone is playing together.
It's like "Why don't you work?"
She's cute!
It's amazing!
I'm sorry for that.
The three of you are wonderful.
There's no such thing like "Why don't you work?"
It's amazing that your song hasn't sold at all.
It's time for us to say goodbye.
Thank you very much for coming.
See you next week!
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