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I'm going to twist my life of 46 years into a photo and put it in a piano.
A 24-hour long interview with Hosei to commemorate his 46th birthday!
An unprecedented challenge to talk about Hosei's life of 24 hours!
His unknown past is told in detail!
When I was in middle school, I used to go to Top Consoles.
Are you serious? Are you kidding me?
I was in a band.
What kind of activities did you do?
I worked in a studio.
Have you ever done it in front of people?
I've never done it in front of people.
As a father, Hosei continues to talk to the limit of his physical strength.
And as he is getting a massage,
even though his teacher, Tsukitei Happo, is against it,
Hosei reveals an emotional episode that put him in the language barrier.
Hosei said something and I said I'd quit.
Have you ever done it and asked me to think about it?
You're so dirty!
So far, Hosei has asked 1,006 questions!
His total number of questions is 167,242!
Will Hosei be able to complete his 24-hour interview?
At 2:28 a.m., he has six and a half hours until he completes his business.
After the massage, the interview resumed.
I will ask you various questions.
What did you eat yesterday?
What did I eat yesterday?
Let me remember what I ate for breakfast.
I didn't eat breakfast.
I remembered.
Shabu-shabu.
In the morning?
Not in the morning.
In the evening.
Shabu-shabu.
Where do you usually go?
Osaka.
Namba.
How does shabu-shabu taste?
Aren't you going to ask me anything?
That's right.
I'm not interested.
Shabu-shabu.
Six hours until his medical achievement.
Let's move on to the next question.
Hosei, can you wake up?
The interview continues even though they fight against each other.
Which do you like better, Endo or Tanaka?
Endo.
I love Endo when he's in high tension.
What time is it now?
No way.
It's only been two hours.
No way.
What do you do with your kids now?
I'm doing a jigsaw puzzle now.
I bought a picture of a woman in a wedding dress and drew a line drawing.
Have you finished the line drawing?
Yes, I'm doing it now.
Can you show me your piano?
What is it?
Mr. Hasei, are you okay?
Yes.
When do you think Rock will die?
Rock will die.
Rock will live forever.
What do you feel now?
What I feel now is...
I can't stop peeing.
I can't do what I used to be able to do.
I'm starting to go crazy.
Are you okay with your hair?
It hasn't changed at all.
It's a little black, but it hasn't faded, has it?
No, it hasn't.
I'm being teased like that, but it's a joke.
Everyone is playing inside like that.
What do you like about Rock?
I think he's kind.
His kindness is deep.
And at dawn, the city began to move.
There are only two hours left.
That's amazing.
Interviews that have asked various questions so far...
What kind of questions will they ask in the remaining two hours?
Is there anything you'd like me to ask you?
So that's how it is.
That was a tough one.
Is there anything you'd like me to ask you?
I'm worried about that.
Is there anything I'd like you to ask me?
If you were reborn as a woman, what kind of job would you like to do?
A designer is a woman's...
A woman's clothes are what she knows best.
So I think a designer is really cool.
What brand name would you like to have?
I'd like to have "Josey".
But I'm not sure if everyone says "house".
I see.
If I said that...
"House...
...eye".
So "house" and a hyphen "eye".
"House eye".
Doesn't matter.
Coco Chanel said "the ultimate color".
"Black".
She said "the ultimate color".
So I'd like to say "house eye" as well.
What color will it be?
Black.
Are you saying the same thing?
But there's no other color.
"House eye" is...
It's not Coco Chanel's birthplace, but I think I'll go with black.
We've just talked about fashion, and we've talked about fashion in some of our previous interviews, so I'd like you to look back on it again.
You were a high school student, weren't you?
And then you were a surfer.
Yes, I was a surfer. Moro surfer.
It doesn't come off easily.
Isn't the sea too hot for you to come off?
What's wrong with you?
I haven't been drinking for a while now.
You've been drinking for a while now.
How about reporting your joy to your wife over the phone after these 24 hours?
That's a good idea.
What is your wife going to say?
Thank you for your hard work. It must have been tough for you. Thank you so much for your hard work.
What time are you going home today?
Today is more than my birthday.
Goals are always achieved.
Those who have started will always reach their goals.
Not achieved.
That's why I've never inserted a jigsaw puzzle joint.
So you're laughing at me now.
Laughing at you?
Wasn't it laughing at you?
No, what was it? Jigsaw puzzle?
"What was it again?" "Jigsaw puzzle." "Jigsaw puzzle!"
I'm sorry, but I think I'm going to pass out because I want to see it.
Don't forget it, but I think you're going to pass out.
At 8:46 a.m., the moment of fate finally arrives.
Then it will finally be the end of 24 hours.
It will be the last, really last question.
Looking back today, how do you feel about being experienced like this?
I didn't think my wife would come out like this.
I think my wife helped me.
My wife and I are the main characters now.
My luck is my wife's luck.
My wife's luck is my luck.
It's all intertwined.
My wife worked hard and worked that hard.
My opinion and my wife's opinion are exactly the same.
First of all, my wife.
You can say anything.
If you die, you can say it on stage.
I thought I would die on stage.
At that time, my family and my wife were lying next to me.
My wife was lying next to me.
What he realized in this challenge was his deep love for his wife.
(knock knock)
Good morning.
24 hours completed.
Congratulations.
Oh, it's fluttering.
In order to report the completion of the application, he calls his wife.
I'll call you.
Yes.
(phone ringing)
(laughter)
What?
Let's go home.
With this, the 24-hour long interview with no one has closed its curtains.
Were you sleeping?
I was sleeping in the morning.
Was it 9 o'clock?
It was 9 o'clock.
Can I say something?
This time, I wrote down my interview once.
This is about 225,037 words.
It's 70,000 words in two novels.
It's four times, three times stronger.
Can you read it for me?
Since you are a generation of baby boomers, was it first class?
It was a lot.
Eight class? Nine class? Was it ten class?
What class are you talking about?
(laughter)
Well, this is...
Please read it.
No, no, no.
I've already read it.
I have it. I really have it.
With this, you wrote a book...
A book?
Yes.
It's different.
You want to know if there is a publisher you want to contact?
Yes, yes, yes.
Please contact me.
It's different.
It's past tense, isn't it?
It's totally different.
It's short.
It's this, right?
Yes.
What if no one raised their hand?
If you put it in the drawer next to the bed of a hotel maid, it will be like a sacred book.
A sacred book?
A hotel maid.
A sacred book.
You'll be surprised, won't you?
What are you talking about?
What are you doing?
Yes.
We are waiting for publishers who want to publish it.
Everyone says they'll do their best for promotions and stuff like that, so please do it!
Ohagaki is here.
Yes.
Hello, everyone.
When I watched the Sochi Olympics, I was moved by Asada Mao's acting and Kasai's jumps and many other competitions, and I cried many times.
Recently, I think the members have been crying a lot, but have you ever cried in the Olympics or in your daily life recently?
This is...
I... I... This is exactly what I'm talking about, but...
You cried a lot?
Yes.
I was watching the opening ceremony live, of course it was on TV, but in real-time.
The Olympics?
Yes, the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
Yes.
They light up fireflies and fireflies go "dadadadada" and "bombombombombom" and at the end it goes "bombombombombom" but at the time, I came out of my kotatsu and...
I won!
When I was singing with that kind of energy, I cried a little because my tears were getting weak.
I see.
But you know, it's a little off topic, but recently I remembered that when I was in middle school, I was with Hamada for a really long time...
At someone's house, Hamada said he wanted to see the opening ceremony of high school baseball.
But I didn't understand it at all.
Why did you say you wanted to see it?
Because...
I didn't understand it at all.
Why did you say you wanted to see it?
At that time, I think it was "Our Journey" or something like that.
Like a drama.
I really wanted to see it!
But I said "no, Matsu, you can do it."
I'm definitely going to watch it in English.
Huh?!
At first I thought it was a joke!
Huh?! There's no way I want to see a high school student like this!
What?!
What do you think you're doing?!
For the first time in a while, I felt like we were fighting!
Now that I think about it, I don't get it.
Why did we want to see such a high school baseball game ceremony?
It was definitely our journey!
I get it.
What did you see?
What was there at the time?
It was a ceremony.
It was a ceremony!
Are you serious?
Isn't there a final?
No, there is no final.
No, there is a final.
The winner and the loser...
It's over! It's over!
The final is over.
I'm not interested in science.
It's over!
Our journey is about to begin.
The spell is burning.
According to His Majesty's order...
No, no, no.
The spell is burning.
No, no, no.
Shut up! Shut up!
What do you want to see?
Everyone was doing their best.
And the winner was decided.
I really want to see the ceremony.
I don't know what caused it.
Maybe.
I don't want to see it.
I don't know what caused it.
It was about to be a fight.
I was completely confused.
I asked them "what is it?" many times.
Everyone was doing their best.
A few days ago...
you told us about...
the first time you met us.
Do you remember...
your first impression of us?
Do you remember...
your first impression of us?
Do you remember...
your first impression of us?
I remember it.
What was it like?
It was our second day at the cinema.
It was around four o'clock.
We hadn't started running yet.
We were about twenty-three or twenty-four.
Hamamatsu-san and I...
met at a passage...
next to our seats.
Good morning!
I was a little scared.
Matsumoto-san and I...
were reading a newspaper...
in front of our house.
I said, "Good morning!"
Good morning!
Look at me.
When I first met you...
when I first met you...
we met at a children's sanseido.
We had a meeting and went to say hello.
We were stopped at a parking lot.
Hamamatsu-san passed us...
and we didn't even look at each other's faces.
I didn't even look at your faces.
Of course you did!
You didn't even look at each other's faces!
You!
I remember that!
We decided that we would have an introduction session for the kids.
We decided it would be next week.
And we decided it would be a week ago.
But I'm from Tanaka-do.
Yes, you're from Tanaka-do.
When I introduced myself to you for the first time...
I will introduce myself next week.
I'm from Tanaka-do.
Mr. Hamada was there, so I said, "Nice to meet you. I will give a lecture about musical instruments from next week."
Mr. Hamada went over there.
You're annoying!
I'm not like you!
I'm like you!
You're annoying!
I don't want to stop.
No, you don't have to be like that.
But you're right.
It's important.
Maybe it won't go fast.
I'm confused.
I see.
When I introduced myself to you for the first and second years, I was very nervous.
Before I introduced myself, I kept thinking about it.
Excuse me.
I said, "Nice to meet you. I'm Orhanjin Giant."
I'm serious.
I don't have the tempo anymore.
How should I say it?
What are you saying?
You were not there.
No, I was not.
The giant showed me his reaction.
That's us!
He said like that and I said, "Are you sure?"
Was it delicious?
You're better than that.
Was it delicious?
I don't need that quality!
Was it delicious?
That's us.
You were better than the first one.
- But you... - But you said it.
- I was nervous. - Because you were nervous, you said it by mistake.
- Did you say it all at once? - I think so.
- It's understandable.
And when I was with Hamada-san, I always said hello to him.
When I was in the same situation as him, I said "nice to meet you, I'm Hamada."
- I was so nervous. - But you said it by mistake.
I didn't say anything.
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