AISubs v3.4
This time, we released a new song, so we got a collaboration request.
- On the contrary, from over there? - Yes, from over there.
I wonder if this is the first time, but we'll introduce it next time.
- Oh, there she is! - Oh, there she is!
Oh, it's you!
- Haruka Aizawa! Welcome! - Welcome!
Thank you!
I love this channel from the bottom of my heart.
I'm really excited and excited.
You've been my manager for a while now, haven't you?
- You're the idol here, right? - That's right! I'm an idol.
- Thank you for having me. - Thank you for having me.
But I'm an idol, too, so...
- Wait, time out! - Time out!
- Why is it time out?! - Sing! Sing!
- Have you always been an idol? - Since the beginning?!
Since the beginning!
- I don't know what you're up to. - What I'm up to...
- People say that a lot. - Yeah, they do.
- Did you come to Arabia first? - No, I didn't.
- Well, you know, in "Kilgamesh Night"... - What?!
- I said I'd be your guest. - No way!
- I mean it! - Wait, that was 23 years ago.
- Haha, I knew you'd say that! - Shut up! Shut up!
- Shut up! - You scared me!
- I'm serious! - You scared me!
- 23 years ago... - You know, actually...
- I went to the agency for an office job. - Oh, Ai-chan!
- Yeah! Ai-chan told me to come to the agency in Tokyo. - Yeah.
- And I got fired. - Kawai-san?!
- Kawai-san! - Really?!
- That's right! - Kawai-san, right? Ai-chan's manager, Kawai-san.
- That was back in the day. - Yeah, back in the day.
- Before "Nabetoro," right? Ai-chan. - Yeah.
- Wait, what's going on here? - What's going on?!
- So, you're an idol now? - No, I'm really an idol now!
- You're really an idol now! - I don't think you know this, but...
- When I joined the entertainment industry... - Yeah!
- I was able to play an active role as an idol. - Yeah!
- But I didn't have a lot of money. - I was so poor!
- I was so surprised! I was saving up 500 yen a month! - What?!
- And after that, I joined an entertainment agency. - Oh!
- As a real girl! - Oh!
- And I joined an agency for girls in a small dressing room. - Yeah!
- I was waiting there, but if I went in, I'd be found out. - Yeah!
- So I didn't go into the dressing room and went outside. - Yeah!
- And when the race started, I put on my umbrella and left. - Oh!
- But one day, during a drag race... - Yeah!
- During a drag race, you stand behind the car. - Yeah!
- And you have to run away while the car is beeping. - Oh!
- When I heard that explanation and went home... - Yeah!
- They told me I was running like a man! - Oh!
- I was so scared! - You were scared!
- I had never seen a drag race before. - Oh!
- And I was found out. - Oh!
- And for that job... - Yeah!
- During a show called "Yoru mo hippare"... - Yeah!
- I was a bunny girl. - Oh!
- I see! - In a place you can't see me.
- Oh! I get it!
- You're the kind of person who drinks. - Yeah!
- You can't see me at all... - Yeah!
- But when a VIP comes in, you can barely see me. - Oh!
- So I was a bunny girl who was bringing juice to a celebrity. - Yeah!
- But they said, "If you're about to spill juice, cover it up." - Oh!
- I couldn't let the celebrity know. - Oh!
- I couldn't let them know that I'd cover everything up. - Oh!
- I was so nervous. - Oh, really?!
- I was full of code. I was bringing oil or drinks. - Oh!
- I was like that. - Oh!
- I had that base in me for many years. - Oh!
- I thought I shouldn't show it at all. - Oh!
It's a variety of characters, so we've been releasing songs together for a long time, and we've been releasing songs since we recorded them for the first time, so what's the title?
chance
It was a looong time.
It was a long time.
Onishi Kenji, the man.
Where did you meet?
I was around 15 years old at that time.
Are you a boy band?
Not a boy band, but I told my dad that I like girls' songs.
I told my dad that I like girls' names too.
He said "You're a boy."
My dad said, "Go on, Onishi Kenji."
Then give me the Katakana and Kenji.
And now he pushed me.
I was asked to make a costume that Seiko-chan was wearing and put it on my lips and gave me a chance as a West Kenyan boy.
It was half-hearted, wasn't it?
There were a lot of things like this at home.
How many years of experience do you have?
This is what you say when you first go on TV.
Mr. Nishikawa opened a program called "Shiro and Benji".
I was about ten or nine years old when I appeared in the program.
It was my first TV appearance at that time.
From there, I sang a lot of songs like "Civic Otagassen".
Of course, I'm a West Kenyan, so I sang a lot of songs like "Sazanka de Oto", "Nagara no Ain", and "itsuki- san's song" when I was in fourth or fifth grade of elementary school.
After that, I wanted to imitate Seiko-chan in an impersonation program.
So I sent it to IVS myself.
Speaking of impersonation, it's IVS.
When I went out there, a boy told me that Seiko- chan was interesting.
At that time, Mr. Yamada Kuniko and Mr. Nishikawa Norio and I had a regular TV show every week.
At the end of the show, Mr. Cityboys said, "Let's go all over Japan!"
I became a regular at that time.
I think I was fourteen or fifteen years old at that time.
I think I was thirteen years old at that time.
Since then, I often go to Tokyo.
I got a lot of TV jobs.
You didn't work in an office, did you?
No, I didn't.
You got a lot of jobs for free.
When I started doing a lot of things, I had a strong desire to become a Newham.
I went to a Newham store to play.
I was about fifteen years old when they told me to come and watch TV.
At that time, Mahanaja was popular.
There was a show club called Totsui in Mahanaja.
I joined Totsui when I was about fifteen or sixteen years old.
Since then, Newham stores have become a stage.
When I was doing it, Kamioka Ryutaro said that there would be a Newham program in Tokyo next time.
He said he would do a program called "Fifty People".
I know "Fifty People".
"Fifty People" is a different "Fifty People" every week.
It's "Golden Summer".
At that time, 50 Newhams gathered in Tozai University.
Tozai University!
Newham vs. the most famous entertainer.
He said, "It's the same thing. You can do it in Tokyo."
And it became "Gilgamesh".
"Gilgamesh" is amazing.
I don't know until I hear it.
Golden Summer
It's amazing.
This is it!
Do you two do it often?
We do it every year.
In 2009.
We also prepared a document.
Thank you.
Until you were called.
I went out once in 2007.
At that time, I was still working at a three- dimensional company.
I was also allowed to go out to the office and now to South.
I was also allowed to appear on TV.
In 2007, I was definitely going to win first place.
I was told I would be off for a year.
I was in fourth place.
I was depressed and thought it couldn't be helped.
I didn't want to go home and stayed at the hotel for a long time, so I thought I had to go home, but I didn't feel like calling my manager.
So I called, and the Arabic group that I had recorded only one step came and asked me to go home as soon as possible.
Even though I had a couple of TVs a month, I thought, "Eh, really?" When I got home, I didn't have a break.
That's how amazing work started. I slept for about an hour on the third day, stayed at the TV station, pulled out the bed for me, and took a bath at the TV station.
I don't believe it anymore. What's going on? I didn't have a meeting, I slipped in and went straight to Shabeguri Seven and went into the set right away.
I can't believe it anymore. The world has begun.
That's when you were in fourth place.
Actually, when my dad came out and told me to win first place, he said, "You should win first place. You're a man."
He said, "I want to win first place again."
Then let's challenge it.
I said, "I'll do my best."
In 2009, I won first place or second place.
Winning first place is good for life, isn't it?
I can't say it.
My way of thinking has changed.
At that time, people from all over the world came.
The day before, Nepalese children were crying together.
It's hard for me to live.
Thailand welcomes us like this, and we feel really sad when we return to our country.
Thinking about it, I thought, "There are still such environments in the world."
About four years ago, I told my agency that I wanted to go out into the world.
So I asked my agency for another week, "Please give me only one week every month," and I'm going to New York for a lesson.
I'm going to New York every month for entertainment and dancing.
And I did a one-man live over there in Broadway.
Gildo did a one-man.
I did a one-man.
From there, I was invited by the photographer of the world's photographer association.
So I've always wanted to do it, but now I can't say it out loud.
The world has changed.
It's like an instant AI symptom app.
Scan your own face and see if you look like an entertainer.
I wanted to do it, but it comes up a lot on TikTok, doesn't it?
First of all, I'm going to look for someone who looks like me and gender me.
So I think it's better for me to say it.
Which one are you?
Then I'll say both.
I want to know both.
I'll start with men.
I'm 88.9% identical.
This is SUDA MASAKI.
No way!
You're kidding me!
I'm 88.9%.
I don't think this is similar.
Let's start with men.
I'm GOKURAKUTON GOKATO.
I'm 86.6%.
It's similar!
Let's do it with women.
I want to do it with women.
I'm an expert.
I'm 81%.
This is amazing! This is the most similar!
Please!
I'm an actress.
I'm KANO MIHO.
That's good, KANO-san!
Have you ever been told?
No.
Huh?
Not at all.
It's not you, KANO-san.
Who do you resemble?
SUZUKI SARINA-chan.
SUZUKI SARINA-chan is said to be like her.
When I was on TV, she called me "mom".
Until we got on the Shinkansen,
SARINA-chan's mom and my mom were two different coincidences.
We even looked like each other's moms.
Really!
So...
Yes!
You don't need to announce it, do you?
Oh! Announcement!
Um...
I'm sorry!
Until today!
Um...
At first...
Um...
I released a new song called "TAPIO-KANO-NATSU" on July 7th.
Congratulations on your new song!
Thank you!
"TAPIO-KANO-NATSU"!
Yes!
You can download it right away.
It's my first love song.
Until now, it was a dance-pop song.
But now it's a pop song.
It's a catchphrase called "Reiwa's Showa pop song".
How is it?
Anyway...
Really?
It's morning now.
It's morning, but you're talking a lot.
That's right!
In the pet bottle you forgot
Tears will accumulate
Tears will soon turn black
Like tapioca
Thank you!
I don't want to see it anymore.
It's like a song with blackened tears.
Showa songs are really good.
Yes, everyone...
Yes!
On July 7th, "TAPIOCO" will be released in July, right?
Yes!
Please download it there!
Thank you very much!
With that said, today's guest is Haruna Ai!
Thank you very much!