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"NOJIZAKA46" and "DANCE BATTLES"
"DANCE BATTLES" has just begun. Thank you for joining us.
Today's guest is Mr. TARA, a high-level dancer who participates in various dance events.
How was your last dance event?
SIGNATURE MOVE
I thought about "TAMTAM" as well.
There was a bit of pain in the sea.
By the way, what was it like?
Why do you eat my ears?
TAMTAM
It's two weeks in a row, so it's easy to watch.
Last time, she appeared in a showcase where she showed off her skills as a dancer.
She showed off her outstanding performance and gained high evaluation not only from the audience but also from the organizers.
It's bright to see so many cool people.
As a professional dancer, she built her personality with just one dance.
As a professional dancer, she polished herself stoically.
This time, we took a closer look at her daily life as a dancer.
A Closer Look at Tara's Daily Life
There, we saw her determination as a professional dancer who lives her life with just one dance.
I have three practices today.
The first one is self-training from now on.
The second one is a team work in a rural area.
I'm going to practice that and the last one is "two-on-two".
That's amazing!
Oh, no!
Five hours?!
It's already the second lesson of the day.
Here, she asked Tara how much she usually practices.
When we practice as a team...
As a group?
The shortest time we have together is two hours.
If we're together for one hour, it's terrible.
If we have two hours of practice like waiting for a guest or going out for a battle,
it's like ten hours.
If we're all together for one hour, it's twelve hours.
Twelve hours?!
No way!
Twelve hours of dancing per day!
What's her physical strength like?
We can say she's in good shape, but...
What is her impression of her dancers?
She seems like she's been practicing all the time.
Like...
Even when everyone is having trouble, she doesn't hide it.
She's been practicing what she practiced.
That's amazing.
I don't want to make mistakes.
Only serious people can do it.
It's better to practice and make mistakes than not to make mistakes.
I've been told that a lot, but...
I don't know if it's too much.
The next day.
However, she continues her lessons stoically.
What's her muscle pain like?
The last day of close contact. Tara was there.
What? She's dancing again.
This is a place where she has been dancing for more than three years.
But today became a special day for Tara.
It's nice to dance together today.
Yeah, it's nice.
This fresh sage is one of her teachers.
Since she decided to challenge overseas as a dancer,
today is her last lesson.
Tara, if you think you can travel around the world,
I'll go first and show you the way.
Tara, be confident.
I'll go first and say it out loud.
A passionate salute from a teacher who wants to challenge overseas.
And last but not least...
Oh, oh, oh, here it comes.
Here it comes, teacher.
The last dance in Japan.
Tara, a student, was called out.
Tara also answered with all her might and said goodbye to her teacher.
At the end of the day, she dared to ask an arrogant question.
Is it because you overwhelmingly like dancing?
There are times when it's hard,
but I think it's probably because you're living a happy life.
I'm happy because I can do whatever I like.
Overwhelming amount of practice and absolute love for dancing.
It's inevitable for Tara to continue to shine as a dancer.
Wow.
They met and parted ways.
And in the end, they had a session with Ayamen.
Wow.
Actually, Ayamen is called "master".
Ayamen is called "master"?
Yes.
There is a girl named Kitagawa Yui in my class.
She was playing a mobile game.
But she lost.
She was depressed.
So, she encouraged her with words.
Then, she was called "master" since then.
With those words?
Yes.
I just lost a game.
It doesn't matter much in life.
Don't be depressed.
Everything will be fine.
Then, she was called "master".
She was called "master" with those words?
Kitagawa Yui was depressed like that?
Yes.
Is there anyone in the world of comedy who can be called "master"?
Sanma-san.
We were playing mahjong.
We often did that.
In a mahjong bar, you can say something you don't want to say.
Like "dajare".
Or "ooping goldberg".
We would say "no" and "wah" repeatedly.
Sanma-san also says that.
Yesterday, around the middle of the game, I said "ooping all-service ya dey".
Then, Sanma-san said "oh, I see."
It was really scary.
That is something you can't accept.
Suddenly?
I didn't mean it like that.
Sanma-san said that during the board meeting.
Next week, we'll take a closer look at B-boy Taichi.
At a competition where they will determine the strongest breaker, they will show an interdisciplinary performance.
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