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Good evening, everyone. I'm Ichimura Ri from HKT48.
My radio show, Ichimura-jo, has started again today.
So, this is the 57th episode of Ichimura-jo on May 9th.
Golden Week is almost over, isn't it?
It's too early for this.
Golden Week is over in a blink of an eye.
The temperature is getting warmer.
I think I can spend the day in short sleeves.
But it's cold in the morning and at night.
My skin is cold.
I don't know how to say it.
I think it's difficult to adjust the temperature.
Let's take good care of our health.
Let's be careful not to get sick.
I think we often had a chat online.
I still have online classes in July.
I have five more classes.
I don't know when it will be.
I have five more classes on May 1st.
I will sell out all of them.
I have 50 classes in total.
I can't believe I have only one class left.
There are a lot of people who come to see me, and I'm really happy, but I hope I can do my best, and if I can talk to the fans and various people, it's fun for me, and I love to talk, so I hope I can have a fun plan with everyone, both at the event and online.
Now, I'd like to go to the title call.
Ichimura Eri's Ichimura Radio!
Good evening, everyone. I'm Ichimura Eri of HKT48.
Today, my radio program, Ichimura Radio, has started.
Now, I'd like to read the title call.
It's from Itokon-san.
Good evening, Aichi Kuroki-san.
Good evening. The details of the Kumamoto Jo Marathon 2024 have been announced.
Last time, I was moved by Aichi and Sonmin's hard work. Thank you very much.
There are some people who started running because of the Kumamoto Jo Marathon.
I think that idols and marathon competitions are highly mythical.
Idols participate, and otakus participate.
Idols and competitions are trending on social media.
Buzz, idols, more content, and otakus wake up as runners.
Next time, I'll run, and the competition will be exciting.
It's all about win-win.
That's all.
So, 2024.
Please make a plan for February 18th.
I'm looking forward to the participation and support of all the villagers.
That's what it means.
No, no, no.
Please stop it on your own.
You're asking me to make a plan on my own.
It's not like I have a schedule.
No, no, no.
Well, I'm a little...
Well, yeah, I guess...
There's nothing but good things.
That's for sure.
I think there's nothing but good things.
The training period was pretty tough for me.
There was pressure, too.
And, uh...
Equal to work.
So, my job...
If I had saved a little bit of my work, I'd know.
I've been doing a lot of idol activities.
I've been doing a lot of marathons while I've been doing it.
It's pretty full.
It was tough, to be honest.
But more than that.
I felt the sense of accomplishment on the day of the competition.
I'm glad I've been working hard on that kind of practice.
As a result, everything was fun.
I'm glad I joined.
I got used to it.
Well, um...
I think it's nice, but...
Marathon...
Before the Fukumoto Marathon, it was my birthday.
It's kind of...
It's kind of close to my birthday.
I was conscious of drinking alcohol and stuff.
Yeah, it's a little...
Yeah, well, it's close to my birthday.
It's kind of like, I can't relax.
Yeah, well, that's what happened.
Marathon is like that. There are a lot of cold days in winter.
I'm a little curious about other marathon competitions.
I heard that the course of Kumamoto Marathon is pretty tough.
There are a lot of ups and downs.
My body is in trouble. My legs are really hurting.
It's kind of like that.
It's kind of dangerous. I'm going to get hurt.
I'm going to run with the risk in mind.
After the marathon, my knees started to hurt.
I went to the hospital and had a checkup.
There was nothing wrong, but I got a mysterious injection on my knee.
I was told that this injection was effective, but I didn't listen to it at all.
But I was told that it would be better if I got this injection.
I was told, please.
The next day, it didn't hurt at all, and I got better.
I thought the hospital was amazing.
I didn't have any other injuries, so I was fine.
I'm glad.
I'm glad I was moved.
But I'm not sure if I'll be able to get over the first impression I got.
Well, I don't know.
I hope it will be a good memory for everyone in the year 2023, and I hope it will remain in everyone's memory in the future.
If I can get a chance to talk to you, I'll think about it.
I'm not good at running alone in private, so I'd appreciate it if you could let me know if you had a job like that.
I think there are people who run, so I think it would be nice if you could do it as a hobby.
Good evening, Aichi Kuroki-san.
I'm not good at running alone, so I'd appreciate it if you could let me know if you had a job like that.
I heard you said you were a barikata, so why don't you fight against the sun and make a barikata- sama?
I live in Aichi Prefecture, so I'm not an Aichi prefectural resident, I'm a village resident.
It is the pride of the villagers that Aichi stands out and is active.
Next is the selection center, or being next to it is the future of HKT.
I'm sure you're busy, but please be careful about your health.
I had an interview at Platinum Flash's gravure job, and I was able to answer various questions, so I would like everyone to read it.
In the interview at that time, I was asked what I would like to do if I were to pair up with HKT fans, and barikata came out right away.
I'm not sure if it's good or bad, but I'd like you to forgive me for saying that it came out right away.
I've been thinking about the future of HKT, and I've been thinking about the future of HKT.
I also have to think about the future as Airi Ichimura.
I'm getting more and more time to think about it.
But there are still things I want to do and things I have to do at HKT.
I still have a lot of things I want to grasp with my fans.
I want to make each and every one of them come true, so I'm thinking about the future and doing my best to do what I can do now.
We took a rather unusual photo shot with the concept of a marathon runner of PlatinumFlash.
That's right.
If we talk about Aichi...
How can I put it? It's more like a sport than an activity.
I'm glad that people have an impression of us being active.
I hope we can continue to shoot like that in the future.
I think it's more fun to support people who are active.
I think so, so I would like to show various appearances as HKT from now on.
Yes, then, I read the next letter, not the next letter.
Yes, so thank you everyone for sending it.
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Ichimura Airi's Ichimura Radio
Let's go to this corner from here.
Continuation is my power, my rule.
I'm Ichimura Ari, and I'm currently doing a live streaming service called Showroom.
I'm going to continue to do whatever I can to help.
I'd like to ask the listeners to tell me what they've been up to and what their rules are.
For example, I always drink milk before I go to bed.
I never eat after 6 o'clock.
Now, let me introduce you to the rules I've reached.
This is from Soma-san.
Good evening, Aichi Kuroki-san.
Good evening.
I'd like to introduce you to the rules when I go to school.
It's about finding a train that's got plenty of time, and then getting on the train one step ahead.
There's only one train every 30 minutes on the train I'm using.
If you notice something you forgot in front of the station and go back to get it,
When I'm on the train, I want to go to the toilet.
If you get off the train on the way, it's a dead end.
So no matter what happens, it's okay.
I'm on the train an hour early.
By the way, if you go to the last stop, you'll be out of town.
I can't kill time until school, so I don't go on the early train.
That's amazing.
I can't do it in 30 minutes.
I can't do it.
I'm sorry to say this, but I grew up in the city.
I used to use a lot of stations in Kanagawa.
It's not like that.
I'll be there in a few minutes.
Even if I'm one step behind, I'll be like, well, I don't care if there's another one.
That's amazing.
I'm sure there are a lot of people who live like that.
I'm impressed.
I don't want to be in a hurry in the morning.
I'm the type of person who sleeps until the last minute and wakes up early.
I don't want to be in a hurry, so I calculate the time to prepare before I go out of the house.
I don't want to run in the morning, so I'm taking it easy.
I don't want to be in a hurry, so I'm taking it easy.
I've loved comedy since I was a college student, and I've often seen comedians' radios and variety shows, but anyway, everyone has a great vocabulary and ability to express themselves, and it's interesting.
I started to think that if I absorbed the words I didn't know little by little, I would be able to get used to the ordinary me and have fun with my vocabulary and conversation.
I've actually been doing it for about two and a half years, but I feel like I've become more interesting myself.
Now, idols also have to be able to talk. Aichi, how about taking notes?
That's right. I'm taking notes.
That's because I have to talk as an emcee, so if I have to talk about an episode, I have to take notes. I talk about it on the radio, I talk about it in the showroom, and I think it's important to take notes.
When I was doing a mini talk show called a reflection meeting, I was told that I was a good person to talk about episodes, so I tried to take notes on small things such as when I was practicing or during the show.
I think it's important for entertainers to be able to talk about episodes when they're asked to do so.
Even if it's not interesting, I think it's important to talk about it, and there's a possibility that it'll spread from there, so I don't think it's a waste of time to talk about it.
I thought about it more when I was working outside.
I still have a lot of things that I don't think are good, so I think it's a merit for me to improve my talking skills.
I don't think it's a waste of time to talk about idols, so I hope I can use it for my work.
Here's the last message.
This is from Masao-kun.
Hello, Aichi.
Aichi said he went to Hinatazaka's live, so I'll tell you the rules before going to my live.
That is to go without checking the set list in advance.
I go to various idol live shows, not just HKT48, but I don't check the set list every time.
Some idol fans check in advance and some don't.
For those who don't check in advance, I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of song they'll sing next.
Which side are you on, Aichi?
I went to the live for the first time.
Before that, I went to see Sakura and Nako's live in Fukuoka, and I've never seen Hinatazaka's live.
I went to see Sakura and Nako's live, and I've never seen Hinatazaka's live.
I'm the type to go without listening in advance.
I usually listen to the songs I know, but I don't listen to a lot of couplings.
Surprisingly, there are a lot of good couplings.
I like this song, and there are a lot of good couplings, so I think it's good to go to the live and listen to it.
I think it's more fun to have a song that you listen to for the first time.
Even if I knew it, I knew it, so I was happy to hear that it was my favorite song.
It's a matter of preference.
I think it's okay to divide this live into different live performances when you don't have to prepare in advance.
I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of setlist it will be.
I think it's Aoi's graduation concert.
According to the rumors, it seems to be very interesting, so I would be happy if everyone could look forward to it.
Thank you to everyone who sent me a letter.
That's all. Continuity is power. It was my rule.
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I'm worried if I'm not talking about weird things.
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Ichimura Airi's Ichimura Radio
Well, it's time to say goodbye to something early.
Yes, so the 57th episode of Ichimura Radio has also come to an end.
Well, the Golden Week started in May and ended, but
I've been very busy in April, and I've been busy all the time since last year.
I'm glad.
I have a lot of work to do.
When I look at my schedule for work, I feel like I'm working every day.
I'm glad.
There was a time when I didn't have a job at all, so I felt lonely and sad.
I'm glad that my schedule is full of work.
I can get used to it and spend a more fulfilling time.
I hope I can continue to do my best in my activities.
Ichimura Radio will continue to do our best, so thank you.
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See you next Tuesday. Bye-bye.
Please take care of your health and take care of your water supply.
Let's do our best together!