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It's been about 10 years since he and Downtown met for the first time in a while.
Tonight, we have a man who is said to be a member of NG.
Nice to meet you.
It's been a while, but I'm Gussan.
You are Gussan.
I'm really Gussan.
I don't hate you or anything like that.
I don't hate you at all.
You can only say that on TV.
If you say like that, we wouldn't be here in the first place.
Gussan and Tomomichi Yamaguchi are talking seriously for the first time with Downtown.
Is it because it's on TV?
I don't like show-offs.
But when there is a show I'm aiming for, everyone laughs.
I thought it would be exciting.
A member of the music industry, Taiiku Okazaki.
You look like Masahara Tsukuya.
You are too much!
This program is sponsored by you.
I'm going to make a song.
There are people in the world who think Okan is funny.
In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection,
many people stopped recording in pubs outside of downtown,
and recorded in a large, airy studio with safety measures in place
before the state of emergency declaration was issued.
Recording is now suspended.
That's all for today!
Is it the third time?
And today we have
Gussanko and Tomomichi Yamaguchi waiting for us.
It's been about 10 years since we last met.
It hasn't been that long.
I heard you're very nervous.
No, it's only after I put my pants on.
I'm starting to relax.
I should've fixed my makeup.
I'm sorry.
He's nervous.
I see.
He's waiting for us.
Hello!
You're here!
What is this?
Nice to meet you.
You're not here.
You're here.
Nice to meet you.
I'm Yamaguchi.
Nice to meet you.
Really?
Yes.
Please have a seat.
Thank you.
This is our guest, Tomomichi Yamaguchi!
Nice to meet you.
It's strange.
We're in the same agency.
But we don't see each other.
We don't see each other.
Is there someone like that?
We used to do a show together.
Really?
We haven't seen each other for a while.
I don't know if it's because of COVID-19.
No, it's not like that.
It's been a long time.
I hate you!
I also hate you.
I hate you.
I don't hate you.
I don't hate you at all.
You're just a TV actor.
Then I wouldn't be here now.
Speaking of Yamaguchi-san...
If you say you're from the northern countries...
His impersonations and singing are all great.
He appeared in many variety shows and became popular with each song.
He was used in many commercials.
Even in "ideal father" rankings, he was first place.
Anyway, he's so popular that you don't see him on TV.
However, since April of this year, there have been no regular shows broadcasted nationwide.
What do you think about it?
I'm not saying I'll quit.
I can't do it unless I'm here.
That's how we are.
But we don't feel impatient or anxious about losing our jobs.
Not at all.
I think he's really popular.
I hope people who say he's popular understand him.
Thank you.
He's a really strange person.
From his way of thinking about work to his commercial- specific selling points episode...
He tells you everything about Miyasako-san.
Miyasako-san?
I'll make a song.
No, that's Miyasako-san.
In addition, there are three themes he wants to talk about seriously with Downtown.
They talk about TV and comedy seriously.
Can I get serious now?
It has been 10 years since their last performance together, and it's a must-see for three of them!
Today's restaurant is a self-produced restaurant that just opened last year in Omoide Yokocho.
It's a popular restaurant that attracts many customers because of its famous restaurant, Wakatsuki's Yakisoba, which is closed and closed.
Thank you for coming.
You look young.
I'm sorry.
I didn't know you were a woman.
You look young.
Thank you.
If you're going to go that far, you should wear short sleeves.
No, no, no.
You shouldn't wear long sleeves.
Then, I'd like a lemon sour drink, Wakatsuki's Yakisoba, and ponmaguru with thick skewers.
I'd like a stamina stir-fry.
Thank you for coming.
I don't drink like this anymore.
Oh, really?
I wanted to go with you, but...
Thank you for coming.
But you don't look like you like it.
No, no, no.
Don't say that.
I like it a lot.
Then, let's have a drink!
Cheers!
Thank you for coming!
It's good!
Wow! Amazing!
It looks like lemon. Lemon tea is good.
Meat soba...
But...
Wow!
What was your first impression when you met Downtown- san for the first time?
I think...
Do you remember when it was?
I think so.
And I...
Tsukitei Hosei-san...
Yes, yes, yes!
At that time, Yamazaki Hosei-san was playing with me for a while.
And at that time, I was doing impersonations all the time.
Yes.
I was also doing Matsumoto-san's impersonations.
Oh, really?
When I was an amateur.
Yes.
Hosei-san said, "It looks like you a lot!"
And I said, "Matsumoto-san will definitely watch this, too!"
And I said, "Let's go to the site of "Higaki no Tsukai"!"
And I brought a very interesting person.
Yes, yes, yes...
Yes.
It's very funny.
It's very funny!
But I was worried about the way you raised your heart.
It's very funny!
Downtown! Matsumoto-san, please!
I was too nervous and it didn't look like me at all.
You knew it for ten years?
Yes, I knew it.
And my voice was shaking, too.
And at that time, Hamada-san came up to me and...
He shot me in the back.
I still remember the sound of the shot in the back.
Are you stupid?!
It was like a pistol with no bullets in it.
I had an interesting image of my impersonation.
Hama-san, you don't remember?
I don't remember.
Today, I'm going to show you Gussan's impersonation when he was young.
Please take a look.
In the era of amateurs...
Ah! An impersonation symbol!
Tenno-san was watching.
Elephant elephy~♪
Good job!
But...
Bye!
- Oh! Downtown... - Oh, you did it here!
Okay, so...
Downtown is also a good town, but
Last year, my boyfriend heard about a wedding in Hamada.
He asked mealarıtime when I asked him about a wedding.
'mellow, mellow...'
'That one! That one, right?'
Wow, you caught my attention!
It was when I was doing manzai.
It was when we were watching it in Osaka.
I see.
I did it a lot.
It's been half a year since I debuted.
If I can't be recognized by Downtown, I'll go home!
You're like a comedian.
You're trying to save your breath.
No, I'm not.
I'm telling you to do your best!
I'm telling you not to do it!
It was when I was on a hiking show.
A hiking show?
With a telephoto camera?
Yes, with a telephoto camera.
I was told to explain the hike in my own way.
But I couldn't do it well.
When I looked at you, Hamada-san...
You were like...
I thought you wouldn't call me, but you really didn't call me.
It would be scary if you hit me there.
Yamaguchi-san, who told us painful memories of his youth.
It seems like he'll tell us anything tonight.
From now on, let's look back on his career and hear his behind-the-scenes stories.
Yamaguchi Tomomi, 51 years old, born in Osaka Prefecture.
In 1994, he formed a comedy duo called "don doco don" and debuted in the entertainment industry.
It's been 90 years.
But you know what I really want to ask you?
"don doco don" still exists, doesn't it?
It doesn't exist anymore.
Yes.
But it doesn't disband.
Well, the two of them are still in contact.
They still talk and tell Yoshimoto about it.
Well, they don't do it anymore.
But I thought it would be unpleasant for "don doco don" to disband.
So I was worried that I shouldn't say it even if it disbanded.
He has been laughing for 2,000 years.
He appeared in many popular comedy programs such as "one night rock and roll".
And in 2004, he formed a unit with Miyasako and released his third single "kuzu".
Everything became my strength and I won first place in sales.
"kuzu" was a comedy duo and they were doing it on a program.
Yes, yes, yes.
I got an email asking me to write a song for this song only.
What?
So I was like "what?" and I was like "is it okay?" and I managed to make it and won first place in sales.
Did you make money?
Yes, I made money.
What?
Don't say that.
As you know, I make money.
You make money, don't you?
I make money.
I really do.
Especially now?
Yes, I think everything will be mine.
Everything will be Miyasako's.
Miyasako is "kuzu" alone now.
He became "kuzu" for real.
I can't forget that you said "I'll make a song, too."
Oh, I want to hear it.
I've been doing this song all the time.
And the song "moonlight" sold well the other day.
And when I noticed that more and more people next to me were coming in,
you said, "Busu-san, I'll make a song, too."
No, no, I've never made one.
It's been a while.
I said it.
That's Miyasako.
When I was reporting "kushakusha," I wrote only one line and handed it over.
Why me?
And thank you.
I can't do it at all.
But even if I make a lot of this, it will be my song for the time being.
Miyasako-san!
But it's not enough.
That's Miyasako-san.
Yes, that's Miyasako-san.
It's not a setting, it's a habit.
It's not only Kuzu's big hit, but also his high tolerance and such things.
But nowadays, there are a lot of good deals.
With the ideal papagelin ranking chosen by young people, you can win first place twice.
It's not only that.
The most common good deal is to sign a commercial with four companies at the same time.
After appearing in a beer company commercial for many years...
Yes, I did it.
He was the second person to appear in a rival company commercial!
What was it?
Was it possible?
I had Kirin-san do it for nine years.
The commercial called "Don't Lose Your Head".
Yes, yes.
He did it!
And I won first place in the third beer.
And now I've been doing it for a long time.
Nine years later, the contract expired.
I see, I see.
So I thought, "Oh, that's how it is."
The next day, two or three months later...
Wow!
After doing it with Zoro and Kirin-san, I did it with Gus-san and Gus-san and Kirin-san said, "Alright, it's over."
I said, "I'm sorry."
As expected of Kirin-san.
Nine years later, I went straight to Asahi and said, "I can't afford to lose my credibility, so please let me quit."
And I kicked him.
Wow!
At the time, Asahi's president said, "Wow, you have great feelings for the company."
And I said, "On the contrary, I want it."
What?!
And he waited for me again.
About a year and a half later, I came back to Asahi again and said, "How about it?"
Wow!
So I thought that people around me still cared about me.
Oh!
I saw Asahi's commercial and thought I should buy Kirin.
Oh!
Since it was so broken, it must have been very popular, right?
Well, honestly, yes.
As you know.
Mr. Yamaguchi, when the internet was talking about the end of regular TV shows broadcasted nationwide in April of this year,
various opinions were exchanged, "Is it okay to continue?"
I'd like to see it broadcasted on the internet, but...
I don't like it when people talk about it on the internet, that I'm not doing regular shows anymore.
What do you think about it?
Well, it's not like I said I would quit,
so I can't do it anymore unless it's decided.
- That's how we are, right? - Yes.
However, I don't have any impatience,
and we've been asked this a lot, "Are you worried about losing your job?"
Not at all.
I don't depend on it.
It's not like I want to keep doing it in the entertainment world,
but I'm doing it now because it's fun for me to enjoy people like Mr. Yamaguchi and Mr. Tomoguchi.
I think Mr. Gussan is serious about it.
I think Mr. Gussan is the most heartless entertainer in the entertainment world.
I don't think Mr. Gussan has anything to do with anger or sadness.
Well, I don't think he's angry or anything like that.
But on the other hand, I think Mr. Gussan is the type of entertainer who will shut people's mouths until they die.
So, when he's serious about it, he's probably already done it.
Is it really like that?
When I was in NHK, Mr. Gussan and I were MCs together for about three years.
Mr. Gussan was very open-minded.
Well, if he wasn't angry...
If he wasn't that happy...
You don't need to look at me like that!
I'm very happy when I'm happy!
Mr. Gussan was very open-minded.
Does Mr. Gussan cry a lot?
Yes, he does. He usually doesn't cry when he watches a movie.
Yes, he did cry a lot.
Really?
He was very moved.
He was moved and cried, didn't he?
Yes.
Would he cry if his girlfriend died?
Of course he would cry.
Mr. Gussan would definitely cry!
If you die in front of Mr. Gussan's front door, I'll hang you up.
It's not about crying, it's about an incident!
But when I look at your job, you don't have a job where you can do anything.
Why is that this time?
I want people to look at Mr. Gussan.
Because I like him so much.
That's why I like the shows that Tomomitsu Yamaguchi appears in a lot.
She might be the most honest person in the world.
Usually, comedians say,
Because it's a show for downtown people,
so of course I have that kind of feeling.
But she jumped over that line and looked at me.
I think she's honest, too.
She doesn't cry that much even when her head is about to explode.
She's honest, isn't she?
Yeah, she is.
I want people like you to understand her.
Thank you.
She's a mysterious person.
No, I don't like it.
For example, when she's acting...
Oh, I see.
For example, when she's wiping her face and crying...
I don't like that kind of thing.
I don't like towels, either.
In the bathroom...
On TV...
People say this a lot, but...
People hide towels and go into the bathroom, right?
I hate that kind of thing, too.
So, I have a bathtub for filming in the bathroom.
But you're not supposed to have a bathtub, right?
You're not supposed to put a towel in it.
You can just do it as much as you want.
You can just do whatever you want.
At the supermarket, you're saying the song title for filming in the bathroom.
You're not supposed to say it!
You can't say, "Oh, I see," right in front of a cup of tea.
Usually, people in entertainment industry...
For example, in places like Tamari, when it gets really exciting...
Could you please leave it in the real thing?
Some people say that.
I hate that kind of thing.
Eh? The real thing and 'Do you know it now?'
That kind of thing.
I'm scared of that kind of thing.
I'm scared of it.
It's that kind of thing.
It's a little weird.
As Mr. Yamaguchi said just now...
There are many things you might think about 'Do you know it now?'...
So, we'd like to talk about them with Mr. Downtown.
Sounds good.
From now on...
Mr. Yamaguchi will talk about three things he wants to talk about with Mr. Downtown.
First, about 'Do you know it now?'...
Second, about the forbidden topic he wants to talk about the most...
Nowadays, a lot of variety shows are on air.
When I see that, I feel like it's a waste of time.
So, you don't say 'Do you know it now?' to people?
Yamaguchi-san, who has been cooperating with Downtown for the first time in 10 years, would like to talk about three things seriously.
They are about current TV shows and comedy, and even forbidden topics that he wants to talk about the most.
Yamaguchi-san would like to talk about current TV shows and comedy that he wants to talk about seriously with Downtown.
First of all, isn't a variety show simpler and better?
For example, nowadays, a lot of variety shows come out.
I know a lot of comedians and people with a lot of skills come out, but they don't line up.
And in the foreground is a picture of an actor sitting in a drama line.
And they're all watching a VTR and they're all like this with a wipe and they're all reflected in a small window.
And when you get out of the studio, you usually ask the actor and if you're a little busy, you're already talking on the set.
I thought it was a waste of time to watch it.
But if you talk like this, you can have a good conversation.
I think it's okay for people who watch it to be simple.
From Downtown, which is easier for you, with a lot of comedians and few comedians, or with a variety show?
Well, I guess it's better for me with fewer comedians.
Mr. Hamada, you've been on a lot of shows with a lot of guests because you're alone, right?
Yes, yes.
How is it like that?
Well, of course, there are comedians and there are people who help you, but there are also people who talk for a long time.
It's hard to cut it off and move on.
I'm doing a show with an athlete, and it's easier for people who can't talk like that, right?
That's right.
I see.
I don't even try to laugh.
Yes, yes.
They only talk to you when you're down, right?
Yes, yes, yes.
It was more interesting for me to do a show where I had to make people talk somehow.
So we want to talk now, but it's like a Tokyo program, but there's already something like "ask someone else" in Kanpei.
In that sense, we feel like we shouldn't be here.
I see.
But I really want to say "this is it", but I think I'm gradually losing my way.
But I don't know if it's your technique, but when you're angry in front of the audience, you're serious about cutting, right?
Huh?
It's terrible.
You make it worse, right?
Huh?
No, what kind of audience?
Make it worse!
What do you think that is?
Oh, you're wrong.
The audience and staff all cut in one go!
That's right, that's right.
And then everyone just ate it up.
That's a bad way of saying it!
But for example, now that there's more recording without audience due to COVID-19,
I think it's okay for us to record without audience.
I don't know if there are or not, but I don't think it matters to us.
We, who started from the top of the board, start from nothing.
For example, when I said I'd do a taxi content, even if it's up and down of a suede,
I'd say, "Welcome," and get in.
Because there's nothing, you can see that the steering wheel is big or small.
But if you have the money, you can say, "Please prepare a steering wheel for the taxi."
Or like in a TV show, "Please prepare a hat."
If you do all of them and say, "Then let's prepare a taxi next time,"
you can see the setting, but you won't be able to play with it.
I think it's like that.
Kanda-san, what do you think about current variety shows?
I think recent variety shows have less violence.
Violence?
Do you like violence that much?
For example, you can hit a volleyball with all your might.
Or you can explode.
That's something only entertainers can do.
But I'd like to deny the idea that it's like this because you're an entertainer.
Oh, I see.
I think there's a fixed concept that entertainers shouldn't do this because they're entertainers.
I think it's quite unique.
I think entertainers have been doing this for a long time.
Next, we will have a serious talk with Matsumoto- san, who is the judge of "M-1" and "King of Conte" about the show race of comedy entertainers.
Why do you all try to aim for the best in comedy?
I see. How about "M-1" and "King of Conte"?
I don't like show races.
I see.
If you put together all the stories, you can enjoy it.
I don't care who is in first place.
Don't you participate in "M-1" and "King of Conte"?
I participate in "M-1" only for the first time.
I see.
I arrange all stories like this.
Don't you feel jealous?
Matsumoto-san, you are the judge of "King of Conte". Why do you make a show race?
When there is a show to aim for, I think it is better to have a show race.
I don't want to participate in a show race.
I don't need a score for a show race.
I think it is good for a show race for people who want to participate in a show race.
I don't want to give a bad score to people who want to participate in a show race.
When "King of Conte" started, I was jealous of it.
Actors are not like that.
I see.
People's lives change overnight.
The winner of "King of Conte" is the future.
However, there are many people who do interesting things in their small house.
I think it would be better for people who watch more entertainment to enjoy it more.
Yamaguchi-san told us about TV and comedy.
The last theme is what Yamaguchi-san wants to talk about with "Down Town" most seriously.
I heard that Yamaguchi-san wanted to talk about this last theme with "Down Town" most seriously.
I heard that Yamaguchi-san wanted to talk about the "Star Fleet Instant Movement System".
Can I get serious from now on?
For me, eroticism is absolutely important.
But I have a rule that I don't want people to notice me.
If people notice me, I'm just a fool.
The "Star Fleet Instant Movement System" is about how happy I am when I enjoy eroticism.
For example, when a woman comes up to me and says "nice to meet you" and I say "hello" and shake hands with her...
If this becomes "Star Fleet Instant Movement System", I'll be holding her hand.
I'll be like "sit down, sit down, sit down".
But she's just holding my hand and I'm shaking hands with her.
But I'll be like "sit down, sit down, sit down".
But I want to make a rule out of it.
If I say "sit down", she'll be holding my hand.
"Sit down", "shake hands", "change", "change".
I'm not a fool!
That's because it's an exchange.
Yes, it's an exchange.
But I want an exchange rule.
I can't say everything is good.
You said it yourself!
"Sit down", "change", "shake hands", "who are you asking for this from?"
Kirin and Asahi won't forgive men like you.
That's weird!
Next, we have a popular musician, Mr. Taiku Okazaki, who breaks down the music industry with his own eyes, waiting for us.
From here, we'll show you a video we shot in Nakameguro, but we recorded it in February.
In 2017, with this song, which he sang in his music videos, his popularity exploded on social media.
With his musical sense, he achieved his first solo performance in Saitama Super Arena market, and provided songs for various artists such as KANJANI-8.
In addition, he appeared in NHK's "Asadora", which is a multi-role and very popular entertainment company.
Even though he appeared in "Asadora", he wasn't called "Kouhaku". Is he jealous of NHK?
How do you feel about NHK contributing to NHK? Will you still not call him "Kouhaku"?
In addition, he lived at his parents' house until last year.
Ma'am? / Yes? / I'm recording "Hashigozake" of "Downtown Now", but...
Why?!
Wait a minute. Can you...
Cute! / Hey! / Cute! / Isn't it good?
Excuse me for disturbing you. / Hello. / Nice to meet you.
Hello. / Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. / Nice to meet you. / Nice to meet you. / It's been a while. / Nice to meet you.
So, we have a guest from this shop, Mr. Okazaki Taeki! / Nice to meet you! / Nice to meet you! / Please sit down.
How many times has Mr. Okazaki been here? / A lot of times. / Yes, yes. / "Hey! Hey! Hey!" and "DX" etc. / He's been here for a while now. / Oh, yes, yes!
I don't have a good image of him. / Why?!
Then, for the first time... / Nice to meet you. / Nice to meet you, too. / Nice to meet you, too. / He's a mysterious person. / Yes. / Then, let's have a toast! / Yes! / Nice to meet you! / Nice to meet you! / Nice to meet you!
Then, let's take a look at Mr. Taiku Okazaki's activities.
At the time of the revolution of the music industry, Mr. Taiku Okazaki was 30 years old. / Yes, yes.
In 2017, a music video of "Aru Aru" sung by Mr. Okazaki became a hot topic. / Yes, yes.
Everyone said "this" etc., right? / Yes, yes. / I didn't say that much.
A music video of "Aru Aru" sung by Mr. Okazaki in the music industry. Let's pay attention to the singer.
Suddenly, a member comes out of the side. He hides the special camera in his hand and moves to the next cut.
This music video became a hot topic and Mr. Taiku Okazaki became a star overnight.
However, it wasn't all good things.
Were you told something? / Yes, I was told something.
When I released this music video, people said "Mr. Taiku Okazaki is funny" and "Mr. Taiku Okazaki is trash in the music industry".
I said "Don't say that!" / Don't say that! / Don't say that!
When I saw it, I thought "He is a very funny person", but when I said it, it wasn't funny at all.
It wasn't funny at all! / It wasn't funny at all!
You can only make a decision, right? / I can't make a decision at all!
But you were told "You are funny" when you were a student, right? / Yes, I was told "You are funny" when I was a student.
When you are popular as a student, you don't think about it when you are in society, do you?
I'm that kind of person.
Didn't you want to be funny?
I didn't want to be funny at first.
I was a musician and somehow it became a joke song.
But what surprised me is that you debuted in 2016.
That's right.
So you've been here for a year.
I see.
You've been here for a year.
You have something else, don't you?
That's right. I've been doing a lot of funny songs.
Japanese songs that sound like English songs.
Or songs like "Sing That"
Since you've been doing a lot of funny songs, you must have been worried about your funny image.
I didn't have much impact.
That's right.
My debut song was like "the person with jokes".
I see.
I've been admiring musicians since I was in elementary school.
Not only that, but they also made cool music.
I was imagining a small type of music.
But I thought about how I could make my debut.
I thought about various things like business.
That's why I became more like a joke.
I see.
It wasn't like that at first.
I really wanted to be like Masaharu Fukuyama.
Actually, I want to be like him.
I want to be like an actor.
I want to be closer to him.
Closer?
No, not closer.
Since I'm a musician, people ask me how I make music.
To be honest, I just make it randomly.
But I thought I should say something like a musician.
Then, all of a sudden...
Suddenly, I'm optimistic...
Well, that's...
Well, I suddenly think of something or take notes...
I say something like that, but honestly, I haven't taken notes at all.
He's not that kind of person.
He's not that kind of person, but...
I thought you were asking for it, so I said it a little exaggeratedly.
So, every now and then, I eat half of it and lie.
Stop it!
Stop eating half of it!
This is...
In 2018...
In the morning...
In the morning?!
That's a lot of food!
In the morning...
That's right.
What's going on?!
Well, this is...
Like I said earlier, I released a Japanese song that sounded like it was in English...
And the cast thought I could speak English.
And the actor who appeared in "N.H.K. Asada no Manpuku"...
Was an American-Japanese actor.
American-Japanese...
With this...
With this?!
He was singing that kind of song...
And I couldn't speak it.
And when we met up...
And I said I couldn't speak English...
He said, "English isn't your specialty."
Seriously?!
That's how it is in N.H.K.
But you were able to do it?
I was able to listen to a foreign speaker speaking English on a cassette tape.
It was really challenging.
It was like speed running.
It was like speed running that you can't fight in the world.
It was like super speed running.
In 2019, you performed alone for the first time in Saitama Super Arena.
Was it your first solo performance?
Some artists perform in Saitama Super Arena as well.
But there's usually a back band or a group of dancers.
In the end, only a few people stand on stage.
But I kept standing alone from head to toe.
Wow!
I did it with all my strength.
You sold out?
I sold out.
Wow!
I'm sorry to say this, but why is he so popular?
I'm the most popular one!
18,000 people came to see this!
What is your next dream?
I'm so excited!
But you have another dream, don't you?
Black and white.
That's right. I want to appear in black and white.
I heard you want to appear in black and white.
You appeared in black and white, but you didn't appear in black and white.
That's right!
I contributed, but I didn't appear in black and white.
After this, I can't stop complaining about NHK!
I contributed a lot to NHK.
What do you think of NHK?
Will you still not appear in black and white?
Black and white?
I didn't appear in black and white!
You appeared in "Muchamuche" and "Mannpuku".
You also appeared in NHK's theme song.
I appeared in NHK's theme song.
I think you can definitely appear in NHK's theme song.
I also appear in NHK's regular program.
What?
You don't appear in NHK's regular program?
I think you can definitely appear in NHK's regular program.
NHK's contribution was very low.
There was almost no public opinion survey and sales.
You couldn't cover NHK's name?
I couldn't cover NHK's name at all.
That's right!
NHK's name is widely known.
I'm not a fan of NHK at all.
You should make contributions!
That's what I wanted you to say.
NHK, you should know that.
I wanted to see it.
That's right. NHK is famous for that.
You haven't mentioned it yet.
I haven't said it yet.
Why are you talking about NHK? Why don't you talk about yourself?
I talked about myself on Twitter.
I made a list of the shows I have contributed to NHK.
"How is it, NHK?" "Will you still not release "Okazaki Taigu"?"
When "Kohaku no Happi" was released, I didn't have a name.
What's up with you?!
You're weak!
Let's go to Sugi!
You're weak!
Stop it! Stop it!
That's why you look different.
You graduated from Kyoto High School.
That's right. I graduated from Kyoto High School.
That's right.
Until last summer, I spent a lot of time at my family's house in Kyoto.
We took a picture together once on a show.
Yes.
It was really small.
I was in my own room.
It was like an otaku's room.
Yes, it was like an otaku's room.
It was like an old school desk.
Yes, yes.
At a place like that?
What?!
I put my computer on my school desk as a kid.
I also gave songs to Mr. Kanjaniate.
What?!
The song I was born from my school desk was for Kanjaniate.
Wow!
It was amazing.
In a way, it was amazing.
Why did you stick to your family?
I think it's normal for a musician to make a debut and then rise to fame.
That's right.
But the media has evolved.
I thought I could make music even if I lived in a rural area.
I thought I could make music even if I lived in a rural area and lived in my family's house in Saitama Super Arena.
I thought it would be nice if I could pass it on to children who aim for music.
But if you do that, it's better for you to stay at home all the time, isn't it?
But I've already achieved it, so I'll choose a little easier one later.
So you're in a situation right now, aren't you?
That's why I'm standing here now.
But if you make a song, who is the first person you ask for help?
The first person I ask for help is my mother.
Your mother?
Yes, I usually ask the director in charge of the record company for help.
If you don't complete it to some extent, you can't say "Excuse me," but you can read and ask your mother about it in the middle of making it.
Does your mother tell you what you should do here and there?
She doesn't say it specifically, but she objectively asks me and tells me, "Hey, this is slippery."
So it affects me, and I have a lot of female fans in their 40s and 50s.
I see, I see.
There are more people in the world who think your mother is funny, so I don't know what you're talking about.
What does your mother do for a living?
My mother is just a neat person.
What are you talking about?
She's not a neat person, but she's just a neat person.
Mr. Okazaki currently lives alone in Tokyo, but there is one piece of information that concerns him.
My manager told me about it.
Anyway, my mother loves me and my mother always sends me live performances in my hometown.
I still tell my manager how many times I go to work.
But in the end, my mother asks me "what time will you go to work tomorrow?"
So, is it a mixed marriage?
It's not a mixed marriage.
I don't know what you're talking about.
But you're 30 years old.
No, no, no.
To be honest, I've said it in various books like a mixed marriage episode.
It's not a mixed marriage.
I want to prove it.
Today, I said on Twitter that I had this recording.
I have a job I have to work hard on this year, so please give me a word of encouragement.
Immediately after I said it, my mother said "are you okay? What are you going to do today?"
Your mother is watching you a lot.
It's the opposite. It's not a mixed marriage, it's a mixed marriage.
A mixed marriage?
Yes, yes.
A mixed marriage?
A mixed marriage.
Do you hate it? Are you happy about it?
I'm always asked "are you okay? What are you doing today? What kind of job is it?"
I think it's a little annoying.
But I think it's the opposite.
That's right.
If you're 30 years old, you should admit it's a mixed marriage.
Men are all mixed marriages.
I denied it to the extreme.
It's really lame.
It's not a mixed marriage.
I'm so embarrassed. What should I do?
Call your mother now.
Call your mother now and smack her.
Smack her.
But if you call her, doesn't she answer you right away?
She does.
That's true.
My heart is pounding.
She replied to me, but she said, "Don't follow me!"
How much do you think I am?
Does she answer you?
So, he called his mother.
Does she answer me?
Hello?
Yes.
Mom?
Yes.
I'm recording for "downtown now."
What?
Yes.
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Why are you laughing?
That's right!
It's painful!
Don't look down on me!
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Mr. Okazaki, discovered by Mazakon Giwaku, calls his mother urgently.
Huh? Will she answer?
Hello?
Oh, hello?
Yes.
Mom?
Yes?
I'm recording for "Downtown Now" right now.
Huh? Oh.
I asked you if you were okay and what you were doing.
On LINE right now.
Why?!
What?!
What's up with you?!
Don't underestimate the TV, mom!
Mom?!
Huh? Is she okay?
Mom?!
Wait a minute.
Yes?
You said "mom," didn't you?
Cute!
A little cute!
Mom!
Cute!
Mom, right now...
"Downtown Now"...
We're recording right now, mom!
No, no, no!
Cute, huh?
And your son caused a traffic accident.
Stop it!
What are you talking about?!
Stop it!
Are you really going to say that?!
Stop it!
And you're noisy, too!
Mom!
I'm sorry. I was worried about what had happened.
I see.
I'm sorry.
No, no.
It's okay.
Um...
Your son is doing his best right now.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Say something more interesting!
Stop it!
Mom, what did you...
I'm sorry.
What did you do?
Um...
I was preparing dinner.
Oh, you were preparing dinner.
Yes.
This is where you fool around.
I told you not to say that!
What's wrong with you?!
What do you want from me?!
Next week...
Mr. Downtowner is number one.
Everyone is moved by Masaki Suda's letter!
Are you getting along with Ms. Shimofuri Myojo?!
We're getting along really well!