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What was the first movie you saw with Issei for the first time?
What was the first movie you saw on a date for the first time?
What was the first movie you saw with Issei for the first time?
Tonight, we're going to chat with three of them who are active as commentators!
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"The Story of Becoming a Snack for Sake with Matsumoto Hitoshi"!
This show is like "spin-off" of "downtown now".
Yes, it's a special show.
But it's so well-received...
It's so well-received...
...that the staff are getting excited.
I'm so happy!
You were drinking in the morning, weren't you?
The biggest reason why I'm happy is...
...that I was able to restore Hamada.
No, you weren't able to restore Hamada!
Did one of you laugh about it?
No, I didn't.
Don't laugh!
But everyone, please be careful.
We'll use all of this show.
It's dangerous.
We'll use all of it.
Even if we say dangerous things while drinking, we'll still use it.
I see.
Editing is useless.
You're right.
If you leave it to alcohol, you'll get drunk later.
But you really drink, don't you?
There's a cooler box in the mechanical room.
You drink a lot.
Yes, yes, yes.
I love "Hajimate" which is a normal non-slippery story.
I've been warming up stories for more than 10 years.
I thought I'd say it if I was called.
So I'm happy.
Um...
He's Kyoko Schlichter's husband.
Is there such an introduction?
Your wife's name is interesting.
Schlichter isn't one of them.
There is, isn't there?
There is, but...
Today's members are really out of this world.
I've watched past episodes of "Downtown" many times.
Wakatsuki is full of talented talents.
Why Dave?
Can I ask you something else?
I want to ask you something.
Maybe I can say something.
Akai, where do you dislike about Hattori?
Dislike?
Why?
I haven't said it yet.
What's wrong?
Do you feel like you're slipping?
No, I don't.
What's wrong with you?
If I had long legs, I would have been carrying you.
I wish you could reach me.
My game name is...
Wait a minute. You're laughing.
Let's move on.
While you're laughing, let's move on.
You want to laugh.
You want to laugh in this situation.
You want to laugh, don't you?
Is this how you feel?
You're laughing. Let's move on.
You're saying such serious things tonight.
No, you don't know my game name?
You're noisy.
All right. Let's move on.
Let's move on.
If we don't move on, it won't start.
The person who got it is safe.
That was close.
Where is it?
Akai, where is it?
It's just before Dave.
It's not Dave.
How stupid you are!
What are you going to say to Dave now?
I'll go first.
Okay.
Everyone, what is the first movie you went to see with Issei for the first time?
That's interesting.
When I was young, I went to see a movie with Issei for the first time.
I was asked what it was.
I said "anaconda".
He laughed so much.
That's funny.
The movie they went to see for the first time on a date.
What kind of movie did the celebrities go to see?
Did you plan it and choose it?
Akari, if I'm not mistaken, Anaconda did it.
No, we went to see Anaconda.
You're a good boyfriend.
A snake that eats people.
You know Anaconda very well.
I know him. I've seen it, too.
I know his name.
His name is funny, too.
It's the first movie I've seen with Issei.
I think it's really good, too.
It was really great.
We both felt good.
When did you choose it?
When I was in first year of high school.
Did you choose it when you were in first year of high school?
I think I did.
Who chose Anaconda?
I said I wanted to see Anaconda.
Anaconda was popular at the time.
It wasn't that popular.
There were a lot of previews.
I want to see it, but...
Do you remember, Ozawa?
I just remembered it, too.
When I was in third grade of middle school, we went to see Indy Jones.
That's a fair thing to do.
But we got our hands in a lot of bugs.
The head of a monkey, right?
It's pretty black.
So you want them to have fun watching it?
I don't want them to fail, so I think they'll go see a famous one.
What about you, Daigo-san?
For me, I think it's...
When I was in high school, Nobu and...
Daigo learned how to read until middle school, and didn't have a movie.
He didn't have a movie.
When I went to high school for the first time, Nobu's girlfriend, Nobu, me and my girlfriend...
I think "Almageddon" was the first one.
"Almageddon"...
That's kind of funny.
No, no, it's not something to laugh about.
"Almageddon", right?
It's touching, right?
But it's "Okayama", so will you actually release it after a year?
That's not true!
It's in real-time, "Okayama".
If you cut it in, you'll be hated!
But when I first saw it with Issei, it was like "E.T." or something like that.
So, Akari-san, unfortunately, everyone's watching a famous movie.
"Almageddon" is amazing.
The scene where you're swallowed up by a river and you're diving in...
Half of the people who were swallowed up by "Almageddon" said, "My stomach hurts."
"Almageddon" is scary.
It's the scariest.
I can't forget it.
"Almageddon" is the scariest.
Because you haven't melted yet.
Because you're still alive inside.
Right, right.
It's a movie you can't forget.
What about you, Gomiya?
Me and my girlfriend...
Wow!
That's amazing!
Do you know it?
It's unique.
You're going to see it with your girlfriend?
But that girl said she liked it.
When we first went on a date, I said I'd watch it once and go on a date with another couple again.
You prepared it?
I said I'd watch it first and go on a date with another couple.
That's why you said you liked it?
That's right.
She said she liked it.
I want to do everything she likes.
She likes it?
Like a chimera?
What?
Is that possible?
She likes it.
Like going to a clothing store and doing research before going on a date.
I don't have to enjoy it, so she can do it.
I see.
I've done that before.
There are scenes where you have to do it just in case.
Do you look down when you go on a date?
No, I don't.
I look down once and do everything.
That's amazing!
Do you do it now?
Yes, I do it now.
What?
Now?
Was it you who said it?
Me?
Yes.
It's okay, but it was a soap when I was 20.
You can do it yourself.
Yes, I can do it.
Ozawa-san, you're really good at going on dates.
That's amazing.
It's not like you're on a radio show.
It's okay.
It's an afternoon radio show.
It's like a ball joint.
The tempo is like a ball joint.
Ozawa-san, you can do it.
By the way, it's a story that happens.
When a man asks a woman if she wants to go down before going on a date,
the woman who answers "yes" gets 12%.
Are you one of ten people going down before going on a date?
I'm surprised.
Let's talk about it.
Anaconda.
Anaconda is interesting.
Daigo.
It's really nothing.
Soccer's goal.
Isn't it small?
No, no, it's not like that.
It's the same in the world.
No, no, it's definitely not like that.
I'd rather make it bigger.
No, no, no.
If you make it a little bigger, you'll definitely score.
You'll get excited.
You won't score.
You won't score for a couple of hours.
It's because you play baseball.
Let's score a little more.
It's better to have more "ah"s.
If you have a lot of "ah"s, you'll be like "ah".
In short, it's better to change the rules of sports.
I see.
There are things that make you wonder, "Why do we have rules of sports?"
What do you want to change?
The number of people playing baseball is large.
The size of a sumo ring is like this.
It's small.
It doesn't fit in my hand.
But people don't get injured and it's fun.
You can do it in many places throughout the year.
You can do it in about 18 places.
The ring is small, isn't it?
You can do it from school, but you can't drop it.
If you drop it, it will come out.
If you drop it a little flatter, it will come out.
I don't know if you've known it for a long time, but if you drop it a little flatter, it will come out.
It's not nice, is it?
And it's dangerous for customers.
I think you should make it a trampoline.
Why do you say that?
Matsuno-san says that it is Japanese national silver to do this with a trampoline around it.
If it's safe, it'll be like that again.
Japanese people are crazy.
That doesn't mean you don't need 18 holes of golf.
Isn't it long?
I know that.
If you eat lunch there, you don't want to go back, do you?
I play golf, too, so I know that.
From the 12th hole to the 6th hole, I want it to end.
It's hard and I want it to end.
I know, I know.
In golf broadcasts, announcers talk very quietly.
I'm home.
But announcers are far away and inside, so they don't talk so quietly.
It's more entertaining.
It's a little different, but you know?
It's a little different from the theme you're talking about now.
But it was the best today.
This is it. This is it.
But it was the best.
And basketball.
Thank you.
I've always played basketball in middle school.
The height of the ring is decided.
Whether you're a professional or an amateur, it's 3 meters or 10 meters.
The ring is high, so few people can dunk.
But everyone longs for it and wants to do it.
So if you lower the ring a little bit...
The number of dunks will increase and it will be exciting.
But I love basketball and NBA and it's popular.
But it's a close match.
110 or 112.
If it's just one more dunk, either team will win.
Don't you think it's ridiculous?
In other words, if you extend it, either team will win.
Everyone was like that at the time.
It's best if you can balance it out and use it.
Doesn't that mean it's interesting?
If you say that, I can't respond.
Let's respond.
Your defense is weak.
What I'm trying to say is...
I know what you're saying.
There's not much of a difference.
Even if you keep doing it forever, either team will win.
I see.
Boxing used to have 15 rounds.
If you think about it now, it's crazy.
Now there are 12 rounds in the world championship.
I think it's still a long time.
If you do it for about 6 rounds, everyone will fight more.
From the beginning.
To defeat.
Don't you have an OG legend in mind?
What are you talking about?
An OG legend in this show.
An OG legend who controls Japan.
My record will disappear.
Who are you talking about?
I can imagine it somehow.
If you change the rules, it will change.
You can change it, right?
You can change it boldly.
Certainly.
By the way,
When we asked 100 men and women golfers in Tokyo, "Do you think 18 holes are long?"
29% of them said it's long.
Even golfers think it's long.
It's long.
Let's turn it around.
Mr. Akai, are you here?
It's me again.
Let's turn it around.
Let me turn it around.
Well...
What was I going to say?
Are you okay?
What was I going to say?
You've been drinking a lot, haven't you?
I drank a lot of alcohol.
Is that an excuse?
No, I can't say it.
What was I going to say?
I've been busy.
You've been busy.
You've been busy more than Fua-chan.
I've been busy more than Fua-chan.
I'm not Fua-chan.
I'm not Fua-san.
I just remembered and the next person will say it.
What's the matter with you?
I'm sorry.
You're not going to tell us about it, are you?
You're saying that about Kato-san.
Is it a bad voice?
It's a bad voice.
It's a bad voice for now.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
You're stealing Ato-san's voice.
You can't say that.
That's right.
It doesn't matter.
On the contrary, it's not like you're going to tell us about it.
I'm going to go to school.
But it's not like that.
It's not like that.
It's not like that, but...
It's not like that.
It's in my air pocket.
Then you can say whatever you like.
What?
Whatever you like.
Don't get excited like that.
Since Nobu-san has forgotten what he wanted to say,
we will connect the scene with the story of "What is your favorite flutter?"
There is one, but...
I like "nu", "nu", "nu".
"Nu" is "nu".
It's "nu".
You're getting really excited, aren't you?
Isn't it cool?
It's like you're not balanced in the middle.
No, no, no.
I like "nu" because it's warm.
That's right.
Because there are a lot of circles.
I like "nu" because of the sound.
Is it "nu" or "nu"?
It's "nu".
Hurry up and think about it.
It's not "nu" or "nu".
It's a connection.
It's a connection like shit.
It's not "nu" or "nu".
It's strange that we chose it together.
When I was asked "what is your favorite flutter?", I said "dodge".
Right?
What do you like, Komiya?
Right?
There is "re" and "ba" but "nu" sounds like "ku".
I think it has depth.
"nu" is "ba".
On the other hand, Dave-san, when you came to Japan and thought the flutter itself was cool, what did you think of?
I like "a".
"a" is the first thing you think of.
"a", right?
I think "ri", "ri" is amazing.
The flutter "ri" is amazing.
For example, when you see the name "rika", you can't tell if "ri" is katakana or flutter.
I see.
I remembered it.
I see.
"ri" is "ri".
"ri" is "ri" more.
"ri" is not yet done.
"ri" is not done.
"ri" san, you remembered it.
Who was the coolest person in the entertainment world?
"ri" san.
You remembered it!
You are handsome.
I can't forget it.
I'm sorry, you remembered it.
The woman I drank with yesterday.
You are handsome.
The woman I drank with yesterday.
Who was the coolest entertainer?
You are handsome.
But, there is something I don't appreciate.
I noticed it.
When I watch a movie or a book,
I don't cry when I see a cool action.
I don't cry when I see a poor person.
But, I cry when I see a cool action of a person.
You have a good sensibility, Nobu.
Nobu san desperately remembered what he wanted to say.
Who was the coolest entertainer in the world?
Hamada san was the coolest entertainer in the world.
You really think so, don't you?
It would be rude of me to say it behind your back.
You really think so, don't you?
When I played Hamada san's show in Osaka,
Hamada san came to my house when I opened the door.
When was it?
It was a long time ago.
It was about three or four years ago.
I came to Tokyo, but I stayed in Osaka until then.
A junior named Misairman and three other people came in.
Since Nobu is about to sell on TV,
I will give you a viewer's gift.
They suddenly came in.
Hamada san ran up a little and said, "Hey, wait a minute."
Misairman and others looked for it.
From your room?
Yes, from my room and Hamada san.
Misairman said, "I have a Chanel bag."
Hamada san said, "Here you are. It's a viewer's gift."
I said, "Don't give me this."
Misairman said, "I have this."
I said, "I bought it. It's Gucci sunglasses."
I got it from Ayabe.
I'm sorry.
While he was doing something like that,
Misairman said, "I found it!"
It's Doraemon's donjaru!
When I brought it, Hamada san said, "No, you can't."
Give it back to me as a memory of your childhood.
So cool!
It's cool, but...
It's cool.
It's definitely cool.
It's cool!
"Doraemon Donjara" is...
It's a memory of your childhood.
Give it back to me.
It's so cool!
I can do other crazy things...
Like kicking...
I can do Chanel, Gucci...
But...
"Doraemon Donjara" is a memory of your childhood.
Give it back to me.
Like a mouse boy?
I said "that's okay!"
I was so moved.
At that moment, I thought it was cool.
"Hammeradder" is...
It's about a girl...
Mr. Hammer is so kind...
During a commercial...
During a live broadcast commercial...
He called his previous staff...
He said to a girl...
Give me a chair.
Didn't you say it in your head?
I think we said it at the same time.
He said it loud...
I said it soft...
I said it loud...
What about you, Komiya?
I don't think I'm cool after I became a celebrity.
There were quite a few celebrities in school.
Komiya is a junior in school.
What?!
We're the same age.
The same age is amazing.
Yes, it is.
While there are many celebrities like Naoto Takenaka,
I'm used to seeing celebrities.
I thought it was cool when I saw him doing pull- ups with all his might at an athletic meet.
Yes, yes.
But when you're a celebrity, you don't participate in children's pull-ups, do you?
You don't get stabbed.
You just pull like this.
I thought it was cool when I saw you doing it with all your might.
You were losing aggressively, though.
I was losing?!
Because you're thin!
It's not like you can say you lost.
What about you, Ozawa?
I thought it was cool when I saw you doing it with all your might at an athletic meet.
Sato Koichi?
He's very helpful now.
He helps me a lot at the set.
When I'm angry at myself and make me go forward,
he takes care of me.
When you're angry at yourself?
When I'm angry at myself and say, "What did you do?!"
He doesn't think about it at all.
Even though you didn't do anything?
But he says it and people go like, "Oh!"
And it goes on.
When you see it up close, you think it's cool.
- Because it's the main role... - Of course, of course.
- I have to be the president of it. - That's right.
- What about you, Rika? - Yes.
In the basement studio of "TV Asahi",
the men's and women's toilets have doors facing each other.
And when the women's toilet came out,
Ms. Watari came out at the same time from over there.
When Ms. Watari came out,
I felt like she had an aura.
I feel like she came to record "tuna".
- Tuna. - Yes.
- Two times in a row. - That's right.
When I saw Ms. Watase in the bathroom...
I happened to wash my hands in the bathroom,
and Ms. Watase was washing her hands.
I thought, "Wow!"
And I thought, "Is she really washing her hands?"
- Didn't you do it? - I think I did it.
Hey, Ms. Watari, your back...
- It's a long story. - It's a long story, isn't it?
- It's a story about a man and a woman. - But once, in the bathroom, Will Smith came in.
And in the movie "Arena" by Roppongi Hills, which is often premiered in movies,
in that bathroom, Will Smith came out of it.
And since I'm an outsider, I thought I'd talk about it.
"Isn't the Japanese bathroom amazing?" he said, excited.
- Is it pretty? - Yes, it's pretty.
- What did you say about it? - I don't know why he said it like that.
In short, Japanese bathrooms are high-tech, right?
You can use it like this and do all kinds of things.
But since we don't have it, he was surprised.
And he asked for consent, but I don't know why he asked for consent.
It's natural for a bathroom like that to be in Japan.
So I thought he might be a weirdo and kept my distance.
- No, it's not like that. - You're so naive!
You should've gone in!
- It's not like that. - I'll say it again, but it's not like that.
When I was on the plane, Mr. Shintaro Ishihara was standing right above me.
- Was it around 1 p.m.? - Yes.
He was looking down at me and looking at me with such big eyes.
I thought, "What's wrong with him?" and I sat in the wrong seat.
- You're the one who's wrong. - You're the one who's wrong.
There are things you can't say twice in a row.
The tempo was good.
Even without shooting, everyone was hitting.
The ball movement was better.
When we were young, we used to get a lot of manzai.
We didn't get it much when we were young, but we did get it a lot.
When we came back from manzai, Sakata-shou was wearing a pipe chair.
He was dressed like a lord of Konto.
His hair was about two meters long.
He looked at me and said, "You guys are pretty funny."
You guys?!
That's how he felt.
There are people who dress like that.
They dress like a lord of Konto and laugh like that.
Before we started today, in the make-up room, Daigo-san said, "Please."
He didn't say a word.
Please.
I thought he wouldn't say it.
He said, "Please."
It was cool.
Peace?
You're not that excited, are you?
Peace?
I'm sorry.
After this, Daigo's coolness was verified.
Before recording, Komiya-san sent Daigo-san silent peace.
What does he mean?
Daigo, I heard you have a mouth.
Are you trying to be cool?
I'm trying to be cool.
I'm doing it because I can't hear you.
If you say it consciously, it's really cold.
I'm just saying it naturally.
It doesn't happen naturally.
I'm doing it.
I thought you couldn't hear me, so I said it again and it's like this.
Oh, this is the correct answer.
What are you doing like this?
When I said it like this, all the makeup artists were laughing.
It's a little embarrassing.
I'm the one who says hello like this.
If you're Matsumoto-san, you'll know.
This is "downtown now".
It's not "chidori now".
It's "daigo now".
If you're "daigo now", you'll know.
"daigo now".
It's "downtown now".
If you're "chidori now", you'll know.
I heard "downtown now" from my juniors.
I went to drink with "daigo now".
Was "yama-chan" there?
At that time, "daigo now" was drinking with you and asking you some questions.
It's not like that.
There's a pistol with two bullets in it.
"If you're "downtown now", who will you shoot?"
My juniors said.
"Oh, "daigo now", shut up!
I'm that director who said you can't shoot me.
I'll shoot you.
The other one is that senior.
It's like that now.
If it's not a crime...
After you said "oh", "what will you do, "daigo now" said.
Two bullets in the sky.
Daigo now!
Why?
"No, no," "You're so cool!" "For real!" "What is it with you?" "Hey, why did you get hit twice?" "What?" "Maybe at the time, I shot twice in the sky and landed here." "Isn't that fine? You're a number 2! You're a number two. " " Nummer 2 is not right. " " There are also people who say awkward things like "I shot it once and I'll leave it alone for a little while."
It doesn't matter. Bang! Bang!
See you in two months.
It's legal.
See you in two months.
Come back.
You think it's cool, don't you?
No, it's not cool.
And you're pretending to ask questions.
In the end, you'll get the answer.
Then tell me something cool about me.
What?
No, it's not cool.
And you're pretending to ask questions.
It's not cool to say that.
What is Hitoshi Matsumoto's cool story that Daigo chose?
When I first saw you, Matsumoto-san, I think it was M-1 or Matsushin or something like that.
When I first went to the dressing room, you were just bald and bare-handed.
And you were wearing a gold jersey up and down.
When you weren't talking, you entered the dressing room very nervous.
You were wearing a gold jersey up and down and sitting there without looking at anything.
You really looked like Buddha.
Buddha?
You really looked like Buddha.
Even your face.
Wow, that's amazing.
I was like, "Wow!"
When I saw you in person, you looked like a Buddha.
But when I saw you in person, you looked like Emma.
We're talking too much.
Can I say something?
Go ahead.
I have something to say to you, Matsumoto-san.
Matsumoto-san introduced me to downtown.
I love downtown and I love god.
I love downtown and I love Matsumoto-san.
Matsumoto-san said "I love you" and I couldn't say anything funny.
Matsumoto-san said "Don't say you love downtown again."
I was hurt for about three days and my mind was messed up.
You can't be serious.
I have one more thing to say.
When my girlfriend changed, my car changed too.
That's what happened.
In the end, I changed my car because my girlfriend changed.
You were hurt?
Yes, I was hurt.
But my girlfriend and my car changed.
I said it in the show.
You said it in the show.
Don't you feel the same way?
People think like that.
I want to say one more thing.
I was hurt, but it wasn't that bad.
Matsumoto-san was hurt, but it wasn't that bad.
It's not a trauma at all.
People think like that.
By the way...
I asked 100 women in their 20s and 50s if they could feel the presence of their ex-girlfriends.
As a result...
I feel the presence of a brand owner's wallet.
Shall we go? Shall we start, Matsumoto?
Let's go!
Everyone...
Can you say "jugem-jugem"?
"Jugem-jugem".
It's like a type of repair.
It's a little off-topic now and then, isn't it?
I can't say it at all.
I only know about "jugem jugem".
Amurac language, you know?
I wanted to give a good name to my children, so I kept repeating what I said, and it took me a long time.
I remembered it for some reason when I was in the second grade of elementary school, and I still can't forget it.
"jugem jugem", "goko no suigire", "kaijari tsugi no suigiomatsu", "unraimatsu", "furaimatsu", "kuneru tokoro ni sumu tokoro", "yagura koji no burakoji", "paipo paipo", "paipo no shurigan", "shurigan no guerrindai", "guerrindai no pompopinno", "pompokonar no choukyoumen no chousuke san".
And what's amazing about this is...
What's amazing about this is...
It's exactly ten seconds.
What?
What did you say, Maruno-san?
Maruno-san's way of speaking is exactly ten seconds.
That's what you said.
Ten seconds.
That's what you said.
Then I do stretches and stuff like that.
When I don't have a watch, if it's thirty seconds, if I say "jugem" three times, it's thirty seconds.
If it's one minute, if I say "jugem" six times, it's one minute.
But I can do "jugem" with my internal clock.
Matsumoto-san can measure time with "jugem".
I can't believe it, so let's see it!
Can I say it in 30 seconds?
Yes, you can say it in any number of seconds.
It's amazing if you can say it in 10 seconds.
30.
Let's say it in 30 seconds.
I'm serious!
You're exaggerating.
I'm serious!
You're pretty serious.
I'm serious.
Is it 10-0-0?
That's what I do every morning.
I see.
You say "datte".
There is a slight error.
There is a slight error, but...
That's right.
Let's say "ready, go".
Can I say it?
Yes.
I should say it, right?
Yes.
Let's say it.
Ready, go!
[reads numbers]
And I stopped it.
And how many seconds did it take?
30.7 seconds.
- Wow! - Wow!
- Amazing! - Wow!
- Are you serious?! - Scary!
- It's a little hard for me to press my finger. - Okay, okay, okay.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- Is it correct? - Is it correct?
- This is amazing!
- 30 seconds is amazing, but if you shook it like this, even 12 seconds was funny.
- That's why it's amazing. - It's worth it in any way.
- No, no, no.
- But you have to get this right! - Wow!
- Wow!
- It's a target now. - 30 seconds.
- Wow! - Wow!
- So you should all remember the order. - Wow!
- You can use it when you need it. - You can't remember it.
- Ah, 10 seconds when there's no clock. - Yes, 10 seconds when there's no clock.
- But you can use it, too, right?
- A lot of announcers, when they're told to put in 10 seconds or 30 seconds,
they're told to push the stopwatch and they're told to stop it at 30 seconds.
- That kind of training has been done, hasn't it?
- That's true. - It's not that bad.
- But when do you specifically use it now?
- That's why it's when you're stretching.
- You said it, didn't you? I say it all the time.
- You said it in the bathroom. - Did you say it now?
- You said it in the bathroom. - No, I didn't say it.
- Use it in one of your two shots.
- That was brilliant. - Amazing.
- That was brilliant. - Yes, it really was.
- Yes. - I'll go now.
- Komiya. - Yes.
- Well, in the entertainment world, there are a lot of winners.
- Ah!
- In school days, in the pyramid of students, where were they? I think they were at the top.
- Ah, since then, they are popular. - Yes, yes, yes, I think so.
- Hmm... - Yes, yes, yes.
- Are some people popular? - Were all celebrities popular?
- Yes, yes, yes. - After all, the seller said that the necklace was good, so I thought it was better, but in the end I thought it was a winning group.
- Hmm...
- It's an image that celebrities have been popular since they were students, but how about you guys?
- It's not like that at all. - I was in the first group at first, but people in the first group are popular, right?
- There were only about three of us in that class. - Yes, yes, yes. - It's like I got a girlfriend.
- There's no way you can have a girlfriend in the first year of middle school, right? - Yes, yes, yes.
- But because I got a girlfriend, I gradually couldn't talk about it because I didn't have one.
- There was a possibility of falling into the second group, so I lied and said I had a girlfriend.
- Then I was like, "What are you going to do for Christmas present?" and in the end, "Hmm, Maoya, is there a Christmas present?" Well, there isn't.
- Then I found out that it was a lie and fell into the fifth group at once.
- Well, you're lying, aren't you? - It was all a lie. - You found out it was a lie. - It's been a lie for half a year, so it's no good.
- Was Matsumoto-san like that, too? - I don't know. - I don't know about Matsumoto-san.
- I guess I was popular with boys. I was funny. Matsumoto is funny.
- But I guess I wasn't that popular with girls. - Were you that popular?
- Not that I wasn't popular at all, but... - Did you go out and do some jokes at cultural festivals or something like that?
- No, I didn't. - Then you weren't that popular. - We didn't have two chocolates for Valentine's Day every year.
- But once, there was a trend that comedians who were very popular at school weren't funny.
- And it's hard to say, but Nobu and I were always popular. - I see.
- So you weren't a yankee? - I wasn't a yankee. - You weren't? - No, I wasn't.
- I was always watching Downtown and stuff like that. - Well, it wasn't Downtown, it was me.
- It was Norman. - It was Norman, wasn't it?
- No, I wasn't. I was always watching Downtown and talking about it with Daigo.
- And we'd say funny things in front of everyone and they'd say we were funny.
- You know Matsuboto-san's book, right? - Yeah. - I'd seen it since I first started acting.
- And the people who were popular said they liked our necks. - I thought that was better.
- But in the end, I thought we were a winning group. - What's with you? - I thought we were the opposite.
- They said we looked like weird people.
- There were times when it was hard for me to say that. - That's right.
- Were we in the same class? - We were in the same class.
- But I think I'm in the lower class. - But I think I'm in the lowest class.
- I don't want to lose to the person in the highest class. - But in the end, you're in the winning class.
- By the way, I asked a young entertainer what class he was in when he was in school.
- As a result of this, I asked my husband, and he said he was in the lower class.
- How dull!
- How do you remember lines?
- That's the question.
- It's basic, isn't it?
- It's up to the actor.
Everyone has their own script, and you can draw your own lines, or shoot rubies, and there are many ways of memorizing it.
But I think people who do comedy are different.
- For example, Mr. Tamada remembers how to do it, and Mr. Shichidori remembers how to do it. - That's right.
Mr. Komiya also tries to know how to do it.
For you, Mr. Takai, there are different ways of doing it, but you also read scripts, don't you?
I have my own script, but I don't remember how to do it. I don't look at the script, and I do it in my own words.
- You try to do it in your own words, don't you? - That's right. - That's true.
- But what I'm trying to say is how you remember your lines. - Don't make me nervous, please.
- Please don't fight. - Don't make me nervous, please.
- Don't make me nervous, please.
If people change their ways of doing it, will their ways of memorizing lines change as well?
It seems like actors and comedians are interested in how to memorize lines.
- They're very pure. - I think they just memorize lines normally.
- But their way of memorizing lines is also... - If you say "it's my job," it'll be over.
- Dave-san. - Dave-san. - Dave is here to crush Ozawa.
- But as Ozawa said, we don't write manzai, we speak it up. - I don't write manzai either.
- It's my own words, so I don't have to memorize it. - You don't have to memorize it.
- There are amazing people like Non-Style. Ishida came up with all of it. - Isn't it fast?
- He gave it to me on the day of shooting, and Inoue is amazing too.
- I looked at it and couldn't take it anymore. - But Shouka too.
- Of course, Ishida is amazing, but Inoue is amazing too. - Hamada's Shouka too.
- It's true that if I say a line twice, I'll remember it.
- That ability is refined, right? - I guess so.
- That's true. You can do whatever you like. - Ozawa-san, you have a lot of lines.
- As an actor, it's not words you came up with, it's words you receive.
- Sometimes, you can't come up with words you don't have in your life.
- But you have a lot of lines you don't want to say, like "kiza" or "dasai". Don't you say them?
- I do say them. As long as they are real.
- Between the flow of the story and my role, if they are real, I say them.
- Actors and comedians too, when we are young, sometimes we say things we don't want to say.
- It's like that. When we are young, we say things we don't want to say.
- Are there any young actors who say things they don't want to say?
- After this, we will talk about young actors who want to leave their mark!
- Is it called "removal"? - The director is like...
- Who are you waiting for?
I met someone for the first time in a year who I thought was kind of nice.
What's up with you guys?
Young people tend to get too excited in the summer, but it seems that the young actors and actresses that Daigo met had quite a strong line of talk.
I thought her attitude was very good.
I think it's very good that you did it not only because you were told to do it, but with your own ideas.
I thought it was a little different, but it was like a train passing by.
One person lost in a fight and said, "Baaa!" like a whisper.
When I got in the middle of it, it was just the right time for the train to pass by.
So I only had this point on that day.
If I missed it, I couldn't do it anymore.
At that time, I was running on both ends of the bridge and saying, "Excuse me!"
I asked people to stop me and wait for me for five minutes.
I was very nervous.
I took the camera from various places and it was walking like this.
At the railroad crossing, it was like this.
I think I wanted to take this sad back when the train came in.
I said, "Baaa!" to him.
As soon as the train passed by, I said, "Baaa!"
I thought, "I did it!"
But I couldn't wait for the next train, so the director said, "Baaa!"
Okay!
I'm in a hurry!
I took a lot of steps!
I'm late!
Okay!
I'm late!
Only six hours later!
Ah, I'm late!
The heroine who couldn't walk due to an accident is supported by people around her,
and she finds a new goal of canoeing and lives positively.
This movie gives viewers power.
As a coach for the heroine, Ayami Nakajo, I'm also supporting this movie.
It will be released starting today.
Please come to the theater!
Next week, we'll talk about "becoming a snack"!
My dad passed away 10 years ago.
I finally got up about two weeks ago.
We dated about 15 times.
But we only kissed.
Really?
Yes.
When did you like each other?
When we decided to get married.
When we decided to get married...
We were pregnant!