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Thank you for coming.
How do you feel today, Mr. Mazumosu?
I wonder how many people were interested in this show, which has been completely dominated by old men for an hour.
No one was interested in this show.
Not many people were interested in this show.
Looking at the crowd in the front of the show, it seems like there are lots of people interested in this show.
Anna Kanban, who represents each song, has transferred to the show.
She will expose the secret of each song, which is known only because she is a former song member.
This show is brought to you by Gorassa Sponsor.
Mr. Hamamatsu and Mr. Mazumosu, thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
The girls' Anna is very good.
The boys' Anna is very good.
I think it's very innovative.
It's a great adventure.
If we join this show, the studio's curry soup will be amazing.
Tonight, we have a gathering of male free announcers!
Japanese TV is a big market.
They make about 800,000 yen a month.
At the time?
What was the reason behind the TV show "Okane Jujo" that former TVXQ Ana was talking about?
There was someone like Irie in between.
Did former TVXQ Ana find out about women's problems?
No way!
Is it true?
And!
Legendary people challenged the studio's live broadcast!
Hamada and Matsumoto D. Bugis!
And the one who got the truth is Matsumoto!
Male free announcers are a big market!
There are various things like cut-offs and top shots.
Let's hear about it.
The first theme is this!
Our song "Jitsu wa Konna Tokoro"!
What do you think of Japanese TV?
Japanese TV has a strong relationship between top and bottom.
It's strict.
It may be a little strict.
As soon as you join, you will be given a business card.
It says when you joined.
First, you need to remember it.
You need to recognize your seniors.
When you go to the finance department and say hello, it's in the order of the year.
When you give something to everyone, it's in the order of the year.
If you don't do that, you will be fined.
It's not that strict.
For example, if you say it to me in order,
my seniors will point out that it's not me but you.
It's a little strict.
It's strict.
And when you get off the elevator,
even when you are in a group,
you need to get off in the order of the year.
There is a mysterious rule.
What is it, Toku-san?
My junior has a very arrogant person.
I think it's because he was my boss.
Seniors are absolute, aren't they?
Seniors are absolute.
You have to listen to your seniors.
When I talked to Shinji, he said, "Come and drink with me."
There were about three seniors in the group.
He said, "Come and have a snack with me."
But you can't just come.
You have to come up with an interesting way of coming in.
You have to come up with an entertainer-like way of coming in.
I was wondering how I should come in.
I took a taxi and thought about it.
It's difficult.
I took off all my clothes at the entrance of the snack shop.
I hid my face with a handkerchief.
And I raised my hand and said,
Weren't you a bathhouse?
That's how I came in.
That's how you came in.
I came in.
That's where I learned.
I see.
How about you, Mr. TBS?
I'm a gym owner, but I'm different.
The up and down environment is strict.
I run a radio station.
I had an image that the radio was the main thing.
The TV was like Jado.
Until a few years before I joined, there was an announcement club in the radio station formation.
When I joined, it was an announcement club in the whole formation station.
I felt like I was on TV.
Why did you join the TVS?
The announcement club exam was the fastest.
It was the first announcement club in all job hunting activities.
I liked cars, so I took a car manufacturer's exam.
I had a car manufacturer's job, but I also had to do media.
Japanese TV's announcement mass media seminar was popular among college students.
It was actually an announcement exam.
When I took it without knowing it, I was selected among thousands of people and eventually dropped out of Japanese TV.
It was like TVS.
Did you drop out of TVS?
Yes, I dropped out of TVS in the end.
Did you know about it?
I think I was in it.
I'm not saying it because it's this song.
At that time, I joined with Mr. Kawamura, who passed away the other day.
Mr. Kawamura joined and I dropped out of TVS.
Then you will drop out of TVS.
That's right.
What are you talking about?
How did you become an announcer?
Until I was in college, I wanted to be a professional baseball player at Tokyo Roku University.
I've been playing baseball all the time and I've been thinking about becoming like Yoshino Takahashi.
However, as Mr. Ando said, the announcement exam is the fastest job hunting exam.
First of all, you can practice once.
Although you will continue playing baseball, you should try going to Fuji TV.
The uniform of the baseball club of Keio Gitsugu University is school uniform.
There are about 15 people in school uniforms who go to Fuji TV with everyone.
If you go, you will meet people like Mr. Hirosei Ryogo and Ms. Yuka.
This is also an honest place.
Then, in the end, I became the one who received the interior design.
This is based on honesty.
It's hard to be honest and not laugh.
What about you, Mr. Tong? Did you want to be you originally?
I wasn't like that.
I wanted to join a department store.
I went to a department store for a part-time job.
There are a lot of women employees.
I want to live in such an environment.
My high school was a boys' high school.
I see.
I had such a desire.
When I was in high school in Nagashima-san, I saw the homerun of Nagashima-san and admired Nagashima-san.
So I joined the track and field club.
I said "Nagashima-san, Nagashima-san" in the broadcast research club.
Then, Doi Masaru passed away.
Doi Masaru said, "If you like Nagashima-san so much, why don't you become a Japanese TV announcer?"
So I became a Japanese TV announcer.
Then, Fuji TV was easily dropped.
Really?
I see.
NHK went well halfway.
No, no.
Japanese TV somehow passed.
At that time, my father was the director of Japanese TV.
Actually, I couldn't accept a Japanese TV employee.
No, no.
I thought it would be nice if I was an announcer, so I accepted it.
Oh, I see.
So I think there was a connection.
Yes, there is.
It's a strong connection.
How about you, Arao-san?
In my case, I was a big fan of Candies in Dojaka and Miha.
There are many people like that.
Yes, there are.
There are many people like that.
Yes, there are.
By the way, are you in the same period as Mackie- san?
Yes, we are in the same period.
We are in the same age.
Fuji TV also passed, but Mackie-san immediately joined.
And I was eliminated.
Not only that, but there are three girls with Mackie.
Yes, there are three men and one woman.
This is it.
I can't believe it.
I'm so envious of it.
Arao-san, what kind of song is Fuji TV?
As I just explained, there are three women and me.
Yes, there are.
There are about 30% men and 40% women.
There are 70% to 60% women.
It's an overwhelming female society and world.
There are two things I often say.
For example, if you don't clean up your desk, you won't know what you're looking at.
If you keep it clean all the time, people will say, "No, men who are so clean are not attractive, so you're not qualified to be an announcer."
I realized that this is a women's gymnasium and men are in a cultural room.
Also, Takashima-san and others often said, "Don't show your nervousness.
Nervousness is transmitted, so you're not qualified as a caster.
Even if you're nervous, make sure you don't feel nervous."
That's a good thing to say.
It's the first time I've heard of it.
It sounds like it has something to do with do-re- si and do-e-mo.
It's not like that at all.
Now, let's talk about "NHK".
"NHK" is also a plain song.
"NHK" is a little hard.
But it's all over the country, so you always go to "NHK" first.
You can hope for it.
They don't ask you much or ask you a lot.
It depends on your age.
There is a sales training.
You get a receipt from everyone and you learn it.
I went to "NHK" in Kansai because I was young.
"Excuse me, this is "NHK".
First of all, I didn't know the Wakayama dialect.
I was drunk.
I didn't know what you were saying.
I was really scared.
But at the end, when you wrote your name here, I said, "I'm not coming anymore."
You just said Wakayama's bad words.
Now, let's talk about "NHK" on TV.
"NHK" used to be called "TV Tokyo".
Now, it's a game channel and it gets a lot of support from fans.
"TV Tokyo" became an "announcer".
Wasn't there a better picture?
I sent you a little more.
You should have told me more!
"TV Tokyo" is the last song of hope for people who want to be an announcer.
"NHK", "Nippon Television", "Fuji Television", "TV Asahi" have been dropped in the final exam.
"TV Tokyo" is a major sport, but only table tennis is played as a season.
You don't say that much.
There are many ways of saying it.
People who want to be an announcer want to play soccer or baseball.
We watch a lot of various sports during the day.
We watch and study.
If you were to broadcast this, what would you say?
We would say this.
But you can only play table tennis.
Yes, only table tennis.
There are other sports besides table tennis.
Why did you take a step forward now?
Why wasn't it "TBS" when you received various songs?
When we received "TBS", it was a seasonal broadcast.
It was very dark.
"TBS" was dropped by "Fuji Television" in 1981, but it's always dark.
It's been ten years since I was dropped.
When "TBS" was dropped, viewership was worse than "Fuji TV" and the salary was lower than "TV Tokyo" and "TBS" was welcomed.
"TBS" was given to newcomers.
What would you do if you were to join "TBS" from now on?
Did you have any doubts about quitting "TBS"?
Yes, we do, so we'll give you a prize.
Where is it?
Here you are.
Did you have eyebrows?
Eyebrows? Yes, I did.
Yes, you did.
Oh, you did?
Yes, I did.
With Japanese TV, you could do anything.
You don't have to be so secretive.
You don't have to think about how you say it.
I know I'm an announcer, but I'm not good at expressing myself.
Anyway, with Japanese TV, you can go anywhere you want.
Many people have TV stations.
It's not my power, it's not the power of the announcer.
I was happy about it.
So, when I was on Japanese TV, I published a book called "Freedom of Business".
It was quite popular.
So, I didn't think about quitting Japanese TV.
But?
But it was broadcasted on the news.
I was doing "Zoom in Morning".
I graduated from "Zoom in Morning".
And I was told to go to the news.
When I was told to go to the news, I realized that the news is really useless.
Since the New Generation Era...
Yes, it's more like an insult.
As you said.
When the national budget joined at that time, it was 5 trillion yen.
It didn't say "trillion", but it was like calling it "five yen".
It was such an announcer.
So, I thought the news was ridiculous.
But at that time, "Kube-chan" was successful.
It was a singing show.
"Kube-chan" was a journalist-like...
I did it a lot.
I didn't do it much.
I grew up watching pro-wrestling and singing shows.
So, I had nothing to do with the news.
At that time, "Itsumi-san" was in its prime.
Oh, I see.
"Itsumi-chan" and "Supertime" were in their prime.
But "Rokujidai" was no longer popular.
The mere appearance of "Kumei Hiroshi" increased the viewing rate of the news show I was doing.
If "Giants" won the championship this year, I would be famous.
And I would appear in "Togumi-san"'s new news show.
When I called "Togumi-san" after "Ikitenno?" season ended,
he said "Sure", and he appeared in front of me.
Since then, the viewing rate of "Togumi-san" has increased about five times.
Then, the viewing rate of "Togumi-san" doesn't drop unexpectedly.
And it went up by about two digits.
"Itsumi-chan"'s viewing rate is about the same, but it went up a little.
Even so, I was wondering what I was talking about in the news.
You were wondering.
I was wondering what I was talking about.
You were talking like you were talking to a microphone.
If it wasn't for the news, it wouldn't have been free.
I see.
It may come later, but in terms of money, it is free.
As a result, it is free.
I'm sorry, but there is no end to this.
I was surprised that it was free.
Because you can spend two or three hundred thousand yen on one race, right?
No, I don't know.
Even if I don't know.
That's amazing.
Now, Taka-san, this was already in the past.
Of course, I had doubts.
I was raised by various people.
Originally, I didn't know who the announcer would be, but I was raised by the casters.
I played as a sportscaster, an Olympic caster, and I also played in the Japanese series.
I was worried about whether I should change my career as it is.
At that time, I was up at 4 a.m. on Monday morning on a program called "Tokudane".
I did it for about 10 years, 24 years old and 33 years old.
From time to time, I wanted to be a sportscaster, so I was a caster for a program called "Sport" at night.
I did it until Friday and slept in on Friday afternoon.
After that, I went on a baseball broadcast and did a program called "Sport" at night.
On Saturdays, I had a day off for each week and had a day off about twice a month.
On Sundays, I was a sportscaster.
On Saturdays and Sundays at night, I went back to the announcer's room for about an hour and a half.
The next day, I woke up at 4 a.m. and slept in the announcer's bedroom.
I did it for a few years and slept in again for about eight hours in the morning.
When I was in my mid-30s, I thought I should reset my career once.
Otherwise, I wouldn't have any motivation.
At that time, there was a program where the announcer told the New York City Bureau.
When I went there and interviewed Hideki Matsui and went to the Super Bowl venue, I thought I might be able to reset my career.
Even if it's tomorrow, please let me go to the New York City Bureau.
Mr. Makihara was the one who kept asking me to do that.
He was the top player at the time.
Mr. Makihara always asked me to go to the New York City Bureau and reset my career.
Mr. Makihara received a lot of offers from the New York City Bureau.
Mr. Makihara needed both information and sponsors.
Mr. Makihara couldn't send such a person to New York.
I'm sure Mr. Makihara knew that.
However, Mr. Makihara needed information from the New York City Bureau.
When I asked Mr. Makihara about his current job, he said it was an unthinkable job.
At that time, there were no job offers.
Mr. Makihara was offered about 345 times a month.
If Mr. Makihara had gone to New York, wouldn't Mr. Makihara have quit?
I don't think Mr. Makihara would have allowed me to appear on this show.
I'm sorry about that.
Mr. Makihara has quite a lot of remaining jobs.
It's quite different between morning and night.
When I do live broadcasts in the morning, I have a duty until night.
Even if I go to a race track in the morning, I don't have a duty until night.
It's normal.
I don't want to say that Mr. Makihara is not stupid because of his remaining jobs.
Mr. Makihara is one of the biggest executives in the Japanese TV industry.
Mr. Makihara was not in charge of managing the company.
Was CX Aotenjo?
No, it was not Aotenjo.
Japanese TV was Aotenjo in our time.
So I had about 800,000 copies a month.
It was my era.
It's amazing to look back now.
However, TVS was Aotenjo until halfway.
People who worked as a manager or cleaning staff had extremely high salaries.
The difference was that the base salary was twice as much as the remaining jobs.
But you have a good story.
I became a manager and worked as a manager for 13 people.
I also had about four regular programs.
I could only sleep for two or three hours a day.
Even when I got home, I had to work as a junior announcer on my computer.
Mr. AP, who is an assistant producer, always contacted me at 2 a.m. or 3 a.m.
So I asked him if he wanted to be an announcer on this program.
After my job as an announcer was over, I went home and worked as an announcer.
Even at 2 a.m., Mr. AP said, "Please do it at that time."
I worked for 13 people all the time.
If I worked any longer, I thought I would die.
So I quit my job as an announcer.
Anyway, if I had decided to quit my job, I would have said, "I did it!"
For example, would you have changed if you had talked about moving to another province?
If I had moved to another province, there is a possibility that I would have followed the move.
I see.
Did you work as an announcer for a long time?
For almost seven years.
And when I took a break...
That's why Megwin said you were arrogant.
Megwin said you were arrogant.
But that's how it was when I was on that show.
I was really absent-minded every day.
Mr. Taguchi, you've been doing this for a long time.
You've only been doing it for about five years.
I wasn't lost.
You're usually lost, aren't you?
You've only been doing it for about five years.
I wasn't.
As I said earlier, I really didn't have anything to do in the afternoon.
Everyone is busy.
That's not true.
I'm telling you that everyone is busy.
You're a special announcer, so don't do that dark business.
There was someone like Irie in the meantime.
It was a pretty high-priced guarantee.
What?
I really didn't have anything to do in the afternoon.
Everyone is busy.
I'm telling you that everyone is busy.
I've been doing reservation work since I was six years old.
I see.
I really want to know.
It was from now on.
But since I was about four years old, I thought this business wasn't good.
It's not a business, but can you let me play games live?
I love games and anime.
I talked to Nintendo and asked them to let me play games live.
And now you're letting me do it.
Let's establish a new game announcer from now on.
The company said, "You're a song announcer, so don't do that dark business."
Don't say it clearly.
I should have been doing business, but I don't know if it's a cooperation mistake or not.
You weren't doing business?
That's right.
I was treated like a dark business by the announcement department, and I was treated like a big guy who makes money from business.
So there was someone like Irie in the meantime.
But I didn't do it.
But I wanted to do anime and game work, so I decided not to do it.
Actually, he runs a company, too.
He runs a variety of companies.
Yes, such as the field of game and anime and other educational fields.
He's a new type of person, isn't he?
He's a new type of person.
That's right.
What are you good at now?
I'm crazy about it.
What?
Crazy about it.
Mr. Taga, what do you think?
It's really hard for me to say it now, but...
It's hard for you to say it now, but...
Like Mr. Taguchi, I started up a business at the same time.
I started up a sports marketing company and now I can trade about 30 companies.
I run 3 to 4 announcers, and I run 6 to 7 companies.
When did you start working?
It's April this year.
I get about 200 to 300 sports broadcasts a year.
That's a lot.
I do about 10 of them.
I did 16 of them in April.
I did 11 of them at sports events.
Do you play table tennis, too?
I can't play table tennis.
We don't know how to play table tennis on Fuji TV.
I'm jealous of you.
I see.
Can you play table tennis?
I can play table tennis.
I've played it a lot in my life.
How about you, Mr. Tozawa?
Me?
I'm glad.
You're glad, right?
When I was at NHK, I worked as a reporter.
I've never met a downtown star like you.
I don't think I've met you before.
So I'm really glad.
My job as an announcer is like a specialty.
I only do it a little.
I do variety shows like this.
This year, I did a stage performance for the first time.
I see.
You look younger, don't you?
You're right.
I'm healthier now.
How about you, Mr. Aldo?
I'm glad, too.
I was freed from my job other than being an announcer.
As for my income...
When I heard what Mr. Taguchi said, I thought it would be about a tenth of Mr. Taguchi's income.
My company is also in bad shape.
However, my income has doubled, and I like my job and my car, so I'm working as a Japan Car of the Year candidate now.
At the end of each year, 60 candidates, including journalists, will choose the best car.
One of those 60 people will win the Japan Car of the Year award or be featured in a commercial.
I'm really happy to be able to host events about cars, and actually drive a car and make it into an article.
I see.
What about you, Mr. Toku?
I'm different from you guys in that I quit at the right time.
I'm sorry to say this, but the guarantee was three times better than I thought it would be.
I quit because of the news.
However, the viewership of the news program has increased, so it's okay if it's free, so please do it.
I see.
So I promised to do it for about a year and a half.
After that, I got a lot of work from TVS and Fuji TV.
I didn't know about it, but if I had known about it later, it would have been a very expensive guarantee.
So I thought it was time for something to come, but I got a cardiac arrest when I was 60 years old and collapsed.
My wife and I were talking about how I couldn't do it anymore.
However, thanks to this cardiac arrest, I was able to recover relatively quickly.
I promised to have a wedding with Saijo Hideki, and I thought I had to recover for that purpose.
It became a natural healing ability and I recovered faster.
I'm sorry it took a little longer.
What were you talking about?
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, but I don't think I can say anything about Hideki today.
Please forgive me.
How much did we talk about?
Hideki recovered again at the wedding ceremony.
Now that you've recovered, you're a cardiac arrest, right?
Like a commercial for cardiac medicine or life insurance.
That's what happens when you're free.
I don't know if you two are doing commercials or not, but commercials have a tremendous guarantee.
That's right.
I'll take it.
That's why my wife bought a Mercedes Benz and did something in no time.
That's nice of you.
Also, I think that if you have a rich life as a whole, you will have more feelings.
I see.
I had a lot of fun on my day off.
What do you do on your day off?
I go to the beach on my day off.
I live near my house.
I think you can race there.
It doesn't matter if it's a lie.
I'm sorry.
I should have said that.
However, I also lost my life insurance, so I don't have any money now.
What?
What about banking?
I'm not like you guys today.
I quit my job at a young age.
So it's not like I quit my job after a year.
However, there was a way for me to stay in the company until I got older.
However, the job market was also far away, so it was difficult for me to work every day.
Why don't you move to Chicago?
That's right.
Also, I like magic.
I was wondering if magic could make money.
However, it didn't work at all.
It depends on the scale of magic.
That's right.
It's embarrassing.
You like magic, don't you?
Would you like to try it?
No way!
First of all, I'm not good at it.
I'll let you do it.
Do you have a stool?
I'll let you do it.
Do you have a stool?
I'll let you do it.
Don't say no.
You've grown up.
That's why I'm telling you not to do it.
You've grown up.
Natsume Ana has been popular for a year.
She became popular among popular women.
My position was only mine.
That's why I don't have a job anymore.
Were you envious of Anna, who was treated like an entertainer?
OK, Aoki-san!
In 2007, when I joined the company for the second year,
Nittere had its 55th anniversary.
At that time, Tokumitsu-san called all the people who had ever been in the announcement department of Nittere and said, "Let's have a party!"
Let's have a party!
When I was told I would do it, I joined with Anna and Aoki for the second year.
One of them was Anna and Miku.
I see.
The three of us talked about having a party.
Anna and Miku have been famous since the first year and have been on the show all the time.
When I and Anna were told we would do it, we said, "I envy you, Anna and Miku."
I see.
But this party was quite active.
The number of announcers gathered was one of Tokumitsu- san's merit.
I see.
It was very difficult for Tokumitsu-san.
It took almost three days and nights for me and Masu- kun to do this party.
I'm sorry about that.
No, it's true.
We did a lot of things over the phone.
It would have been better if we hadn't said we would do it.
We said we would do it, but we didn't do it right before.
When we decided on the table...
We said we couldn't do it.
When we decided on the table...
We decided on a lot of things, but...
Yes.
This person and this person are not on good terms, so let's talk about the table.
That's terrible.
There were a lot of things, but it was a mess.
Oh, I see.
Was it that difficult?
A little.
I'm jealous.
Are there really no people who are interested in male announcers on TV Tokyo?
It's the same in the station.
Female announcers and sets are the same.
The male announcer of Mariko Ohe's generation and the male announcer of Miho Ohashi's generation.
My generation had only me.
Only one male announcer.
Oh, I see.
That's why I don't have one anymore.
Female announcers are always busy in the afternoon.
They go on location or go on variety shows.
Male announcers are always eating and watching TV.
They don't do anything at all in the afternoon.
They sometimes call us for animal or one-point live broadcasts.
I was jealous of the huge difference in operation.
I agree.
Mr. Tanaka, female announcers were quite busy.
Yes, they were.
They didn't have much private time.
Minako Tokudane and Minako Nakano were with us.
Kyoko Sasaki was with us.
At night, we had a show called "SPORT".
Ryo Hirai and Tomoko Honda were with us.
Kyoko Uchida was with us, too.
Male announcers usually finish their show at one or two in the morning.
Female announcers start their show at ten in the evening.
Before that, they usually go on location for volleyball or J-league.
They usually start their show at one in the afternoon and finish at two in the evening.
On the opposite side of Fuji TV, there is an announcer's office.
We all walk there and say, "Oh, it's over today."
We usually say, "We couldn't meet anyone today."
Did you meet anyone other than the TV station?
No, we didn't meet anyone today.
When we walk back home, we can see the Tokyo Tower over there.
We can see it right away.
Oh, it's over today.
I see.
When I look at the female announcers who send us monthly payments,
I think they are envious of us because we work so hard and can't meet anyone.
I feel sorry for them and I feel like they are doing a very stoic job.
I see.
If someone tells you such a good story, what would you say?
What would you say?
I have an idea.
Yes.
What's your idea?
I'm not envious of them.
I don't feel envious of them or jealous of them.
It was a little annoying for me and the female announcers who co-star with me to be rumored.
You?
Yes, me.
When I went on a marriage trip with a female announcer who appeared in "King's Brunch" show,
You were found out!
No, I wasn't found out.
I happened to be seen in another place when I went on a trip to the same place.
No way!
No way! No way! No way!
Even though he's an announcer, he's a company employee.
Was there a job he didn't want to do?
Now, everyone, please raise your cards.
Go ahead!
Toku-san, do you have one?
Yes, I do.
What didn't you want to do?
I didn't want to do anything but watch pro- wrestling.
Really.
I wanted to watch Nagashima-san's "one woman, one law" and became an announcer.
But I only wanted to watch baseball.
And there were seven or eight seniors watching baseball.
And they were playing pro-wrestling with two people.
So, I was asked to turn the newcomers into pro- wrestlers.
I played baseball for a year.
But soon after that, I was turned into a pro- wrestler for the second year in a row.
At that time, pro-wrestling was like "yao chou" problem.
Was it like that?
You don't have to say it so clearly.
Well, it was "yao chou" or "shou da" in pro- wrestling.
People who watched pro-wrestling seriously couldn't accept it as "shou da".
So, there was such a trend.
So, I didn't want to do pro-wrestling.
But I was in charge of pro-wrestling because it was my business order.
As you know, sports broadcasts are sports broadcasts that interview people.
We interview people about various players and competitions.
We interview people with our own eyes.
That's what we do in broadcasts.
But we can't interview pro-wrestlers.
Is that so?
Do most wrestlers have experience of being interviewed?
Yes.
But we can't interview wrestlers before a match.
I think Tsuji knows about it.
It's not that we can't interview wrestlers.
You suddenly hate wrestlers.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
It's not that we can't interview wrestlers.
But we shouldn't talk about wrestlers' condition.
As long as you're in the ring, you're bound to be in the best condition.
I see.
You said it like it was a good thing.
I'm a sportsman, so I think I should interview wrestlers.
But wrestlers say things like "shut up" and "get out of here" while playing cards.
And wrestlers throw cola bottles and beer bottles at wrestlers.
They're mean people.
I don't know what you said. What did you say?
I said it like it was made up.
What?
I'll be honest with you.
When Bruno Samaldino made his debut for the first time, he didn't know anything about the match.
He said that when he was training in the mountains of Canada, he weighed about 41kg.
And he lifted 102kg with a 4kg dumbbell.
He said that he trained his body and became a great human generator.
He said it like it was his first day in the ring.
But it's all a lie.
It's a lie.
You're amazing.
You're a genius.
I thought you'd say that.
I said it like it was made up.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Fortunately, I don't know what you're talking about.
One of the things that Giant Baba gave me was...
World champion, Giant Baba, 2.9m tall, with a top rope and a dignified entrance.
I've said it over and over again.
Ma'am, I'm sorry, but I'm 2.6m tall.
You're 3cm tall!
You're 2.9m tall, aren't you?
"You're 2.6m tall," he said.
Really?
But 2.9m doesn't count, does it?
There's an announcement, right?
It doesn't count if you're 2.9m tall from there.
It depends on whether you like it or not.
I don't know.
So, what did you say, Bucky?
I'm sorry I didn't want to do it either,
But Fuji TV is very famous for its professional baseball news.
When I joined, professional baseball news
was something newbies had to do every year.
I wasn't a sportsman.
So, I don't know much about baseball.
I think I did it a lot,
but I had to tell professional baseball news myself.
A batter says, 'Timely, 2 base!'
But a batter doesn't say, 'Timely, 2 base!'
They say, '2 base!'
But you don't score a point,
just by saying, '2 base!'
Normally, you say it when you score a point.
I don't know if anyone told me about it at first,
but if I said it openly,
of course, I'd get criticized.
And after many years, I told Mr. Hiramatsu,
you said this and that back then,
and it's still embarrassing for me to remember.
I studied hard,
and I learned how to score properly,
too.
How did you train?
How did you get trained?
In my case, it was bad.
There is a three-month announcement training,
but I couldn't graduate for almost three months,
and it extended for about a year.
For about a year,
Mr. Funahashi, who taught me at the top of the training,
was there.
And Mr. Funahashi is
the one who broadcasted the fight between Muhammad Ali and Inoki.
And he is my mentor.
For example,
there is pro-wrestling and boxing in Kraken Hall,
and I decided to go there for training,
and I got in a taxi.
For some reason, I got in the taxi.
There was only one person, but Mr. Funahashi was behind me.
And I broadcasted from there all the time.
From TV Asahi in Roppongi to Kraken Hall in Roppongi,
I had to broadcast all the time.
In a car ride.
For example, in a pedestrian crossing from Zebra Street in Roppongi Street in front of me,
Oh, my mother is pulling a cart right now.
Oh, is that cute baby a boy or a girl?
You're not funny at all.
Like this, "bang!" from behind.
That's how I got my love certificate.
I've been doing it for a long time.
I've been practicing live broadcasts every day.
What about you, Mr. Taguchi?
TV Tokyo doesn't have a lot of live broadcast samples.
What are you talking about?
You're saying bad things from the beginning.
As a matter of fact, even if I have a live broadcast channel,
It doesn't flow very well.
I just want to get better at live broadcasts.
Past famous live broadcasts, all kinds of songs.
I have the Internet now, so I can watch it.
For reference of Furutachi and Tokumitsu's live broadcasts,
I'm thinking about how I can make good use of game live broadcasts.
In TV Tokyo's teaching,
What is it now?
Whoa!
They told me not to do a lot of surprising live broadcasts.
On the contrary, people who are watching game live broadcasts now,
About 15 to 20 years old,
That kind of announcer-like speech
It's very effective.
Now, what did you say here?
"Whoa!" "This is the situation."
Wow, you're an announcer.
Even if you take it back and say it, it's...
What are you doing?
In this live broadcast, Kamimazahira...
Where is he?
I went to D-bugis!
Hamada and Matsumoto D-bugis!
And Matsumoto is the one who took off his coat!
Until now, we have provided this program with the sponsor you are watching.
How about you, Taka-san?
I studied Kansai dialect since I was in Hyogo Prefecture until I was a student.
I've been speaking Kansai dialect all the time.
I joined the company speaking Kansai dialect.
It was my first time to use standard language.
The shopkeepers told me to practice three times as many people as possible.
I bought four monitors at home and played baseball, basketball, volleyball, and figure skating at the same time.
I listened to them all the time.
It's still like that now.
It was really hard.
When I went to Giants camp, I was praised for the first time by Tokumichi-san.
He said, "You're good at baseball."
I was really happy at that time.
I'm glad I did it.
He's the only one who's gotten better today.
Even now, his baseball broadcast really has a love for baseball.
He's a baseball boy himself, and he's a man who wants to be a professional baseball player.
It's also in Kamishige, but there's a better way of saying it for Tanaka-kun.
What do you mean?
Thank you.
I'm happy.
How about you, Tosara-san?
I really like watching sports.
But when I go to NHK, I always watch baseball broadcasts in the area.
I'm really not motivated to do it.
When I said I threw the first pitch, I couldn't continue after that.
That's definitely the second pitch!
A senior who is very famous for his high school baseball broadcasts said, "Tosara-kun, you'll definitely be able to do it."
He told me to watch only the movement of the ball.
Then I just looked at the ball and couldn't see the players around me.
It looked like I was bad at something.
I think when you listen to the broadcast on the national TV, the words are very fast and you can't keep up with the speed of the screen and everyone watching you.
NHK says it's noisy, so don't say it, say more, say only more accurate things, so say what you hit, which ball, which one, say that kind of thing properly.
There's also NHK's sumo, isn't there?
For some reason, I was asked to do a sumo broadcast in Abema for some reason, but I don't know it at all, so I'm putting salt in it now, but where is this salt from?
It's Hakata's salt or something like that, and I only talk about that kind of thing.
Sumo broadcasts don't really have any images or anything like that, so there's a lot of time limit.
It ends with a bang, and then you do it from there, or it ends in a few seconds, so you don't say anything, or you stand up in silence and say which one won or which one retreated, but you don't say much.
There's a lot of time for me to shut up and shut up, so I can shut up for about five seconds.
Like, "Just look up a little bit," or something like that.
Now, I've heard a lot about live broadcasts, but this time I've prepared a video.
First of all, would you like to take a look at this?
Yes, please have a look.
Wow!
In this video, Tsuji will be a professional wrestler, Tanaka will be a sports broadcaster, and Tosaka will be an NHK reporter.
It's difficult!
It's difficult.
It's difficult, but it's not serious. It's not funny.
Professional wrestler, sports broadcaster, NHK reporter.
Yes, that's it.
Let's start with you, Tsuji.
Can I? Can I come in front of you?
Yes, yes, yes.
Make it easy for you.
Make it easy for me.
Now, let's watch Tsuji's professional wrestling commentary.
Here we go!
Here comes the scream!
Ah, something is about to happen!
It's getting late!
Who will win?
Ah, he bit him!
He bit him!
And he's trying to take him away with his jaw strength.
No, it's not like that!
Even though it's a hot battle, iron claws, iron claws?
But he's sweating and drooling.
No, it's not like that!
We've brought you a simple commentary from this studio.
Thank you very much!
I see. Bears don't have names.
Bears don't have names.
Bears' techniques are difficult, too.
They don't do bear hugs, either.
I see.
No, no, but thank you very much!
No, thank you very much!
Now, Tanaka-san, it's your sports commentary style.
Then, I'll give it a name.
Ah, is that so?
That might be good, too.
Now, let's watch the sports commentary style. Here we go!
Finally, the time has come. While 60,000 spectators are gathering in the Tokyo Dome...
Downtown Deluxe, Matsumoto vs. Hamada, the battle of the century is about to begin!
Now, the ring has been washed! Both of them are about to bite each other!
While turning to the right... Oops! While both of them are fighting...
Hamada went for the deep kiss! Matsumoto went for the deep kiss!
And Matsumoto went for the front choke! Submission!
Hamada's knockout loss!
While 60,000 spectators are gathering in the Tokyo Dome...
Today, Matsumoto will become a legend!
Thank you! Thank you very much!
That was a deep kiss, wasn't it?
Tsuji-san said he went for the front choke, so I thought I'd go for the deep kiss this time.
Now, isn't this a good time?
NHK News...
Let's see what NHK will do.
Let's watch the sports commentary style style.
Are you ready? Let's go!
Here we go!
Let's watch it! Please watch it! Here we go!
Is this a black bear that you can see big in the middle of the screen?
Is it a male? It looks like it weighs about 300kg.
There's another one in the back. This is also a black bear.
Oh, it's showing up in the bottom of the screen. In Finland, there's a black bear wrestling.
The black bear in front of you looks like a meteor, but...
It's fighting against the black bear in the back and wrestling.
I've never seen a black bear wrestling before.
Oh, if you pull it back a little, there's a hut. Do people live here?
I think it's better to stay away for safety's sake.
Oh, it looks like both black bears are tired.
Now, let me tell you about Finland's black bear story.
You can't call it "black bear story", can you?
No, I'll tell you all the information.
You can find it under the radio.
So you're going to tell us all, right?
Yes, I am.
Next week's guest is a celebrity who loves cleanliness.
Even if you don't say it, you'll take a bath when you come back.
I remember sitting in the toilet seat after I got my mind together.
Oh, my God!
What is it?
It's too strange and down-down!
I'll never say anything in the bathroom.
I'm looking forward to it!
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