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00:00Teleto
00:01Achikochi Odori
00:03Tonight's guest is...
00:05Nittere...
00:07I'm banned from going out there
00:09That's not a live show
00:11It's not a live show?
00:1346 years of history
00:15Legendary comedian, City Boys
00:17is here for the first time
00:21I'm dying
00:23What's with you?
00:25You're the worst
00:27I'm not saying anything
00:29And here we have...
00:3170-year-old comedian, Ikizomogu
00:33I had a big fight with the radio
00:37A big fight
00:41A naked talk variety show
00:43Achikochi Odori
00:45Tonight's show begins
00:47Hello, Mr. Kabayashi
00:49The day has finally come
00:51This show is amazing
00:53It's amazing, isn't it?
00:55It's amazing
00:57We're all here
00:59That's right
01:01All three of us
01:03It's my first time
01:05It's the same for me
01:07I think I saw you on TV
01:09when I was a kid
01:11We have a 70-year-old guest
01:13since Umezawa Tomio
01:15A real legend
01:17Why is he here?
01:19Welcome
01:21Thank you
01:23Nice to meet you
01:26You can't get in?
01:28You can't get in?
01:30You can't get in?
01:32Today's guest is
01:34Speed Boys
01:36Nice to meet you
01:38Don't invite me
01:40I didn't expect you to come
01:42That's right
01:44Why did you invite me?
01:46There's a lot I want to ask
01:48I don't have anything I want to ask you
01:50Then I'll call you
01:52Mr. Kinpira
01:54We'll see you on another show
01:56Thank you
01:58Today's guest is
02:00City Boys
02:02The legend trio
02:04They started in the early 1980s
02:06Their comedy skits and
02:08nonsensical jokes
02:10became popular
02:12with the subculture boom
02:14They appeared on
02:16a very popular show
02:18called Tunnels
02:20They won 10 times
02:22And they did
02:24a solo concert
02:26that no one had done before
02:28They are the charisma
02:30of Tokyo Conto
02:32They have been active
02:34in variety shows, dramas
02:36and radio
02:38It's been a while
02:40since the three of you appeared on TV
02:42I can't be called
02:44But if you have time
02:46you should come
02:48It's been 3 years
02:51You should have called
02:53when it was not our time
02:55You should have called
02:57when it was our time
02:59You should have called
03:01when it was over
03:03We only talk about graves today
03:05Let us hear
03:07Let us hear
03:09City Boys started acting
03:11while going to different universities
03:13in 1971
03:15They worked with
03:17actor Morio Kazama
03:19After that,
03:21they formed a trio
03:23But they couldn't
03:25get along
03:27You were in your early 20s
03:29when you formed the troupe
03:31I was about 22
03:33Did you get along
03:35with the three of you?
03:37No
03:39We didn't get along
03:41Oh, really?
03:43We were like
03:45ordinary people
03:47You didn't like
03:49ordinary society
03:51I got older
03:53I was about 26 or 27
03:55I couldn't go back to
03:57ordinary society
03:59I was 23 when I formed the troupe
04:01I realized I couldn't
04:03get along with actors
04:05Before that,
04:07everyone quit
04:09I had nowhere to go
04:11I had nowhere to go
04:13I couldn't act
04:16That's how I got confused
04:20Until I was about 29,
04:22I was in the troupe
04:24At that time,
04:26did your parents
04:28encourage you to work?
04:30Not at all
04:32I was trusted
04:34by my parents
04:36You were trusted
04:38It's hard to believe
04:40I studied hard
04:42You studied hard
04:44If you studied hard,
04:46there's nothing to be afraid of
04:52Did your parents
04:54encourage you?
04:56No, my father was against it
05:00He was against it
05:02So you couldn't go back
05:04to your parents' house?
05:06My mother gave me money
05:08but I couldn't go back
05:10to my parents' house
05:12My mother gave me money
05:14but I couldn't go back
05:16to my parents' house
05:18How about you, Kitaro-san?
05:20My father was against it
05:22My father was against it
05:24He didn't support you?
05:26My father and I
05:28lived far from each other
05:30We have many siblings
05:32He's a shy boy
05:34He's only 7 years older than you
05:36He's a shy boy
05:38Don't say it twice
05:40I can say it once
05:42I can say it once
05:44When did you have sex?
05:46I didn't have sex
05:48I didn't have sex
05:50I don't know
05:52I don't know
05:54You were in your late 20s
05:56You were in your late 20s
05:58You studied theater
06:00and worked part-time
06:02and worked part-time
06:04and worked part-time
06:06and worked part-time
06:09You can do anything
06:11You've learned it
06:13Did you serve?
06:15I'm a professional
06:17I'm a professional
06:19After I found a job
06:21I worked 7 to 8 hours a day
06:23I worked 7 to 8 hours a day
06:25I got paid 5000 yen
06:27and got 2 jobs
06:29I got paid 5000 yen
06:31I got paid 5000 yen
06:33I got paid 5000 yen
06:35I got paid 5000 yen
06:37In that part-time job, there were about 16 people who had a part-time job at the same time.
06:42Wow, that's a lot of people.
06:46One of them was Takita Sakae.
06:51Takita Sakae was hiding the fact that he worked here.
06:55Hiding?
06:56He didn't tell anyone?
06:57Why didn't he tell anyone?
06:58Maybe he didn't want to be a star.
07:00Takita Sakae was the first one to leave the company.
07:02Then Kazama Sakae left the company.
07:04Kazama Sakae was eating with Takita Sakae.
07:07When Takita Sakae was trying to get closer to him,
07:09Takita Sakae couldn't get close to him.
07:12So Kazama Morio hated Takita Sakae.
07:16No, no, no, no.
07:18They were both arrogant.
07:20They couldn't take responsibility.
07:22Because their names were too big.
07:24I had a part-time job for over 100,000 people.
07:29So I was paid 500 yen more than everyone else.
07:33It was a good part-time job.
07:35I've never heard of it.
07:36You've never heard of it?
07:37It's good, isn't it?
07:38500 yen.
07:39In your 20s.
07:41No, no, 500 yen at that time was...
07:42500 yen was a lot.
07:44It's good, isn't it?
07:45It's a story about a part-time job when you were young in your 70s.
07:47A story about a part-time job.
07:48And after that part-time job, you can play mahjong.
07:53The loser buys the rights to the next day's part-time job for the winner.
08:01The loser goes to the next day's part-time job in the middle of the night.
08:06I see.
08:09It's a young man's way of living.
08:12Part-time job and play mahjong.
08:14It's different from the young people now.
08:16They don't think about the future.
08:19You don't think about the future now, do you?
08:22You don't think about the future now, do you?
08:24I was a cabaret dancer at that time.
08:27Were you a boy?
08:28You don't know what a cabaret is, do you?
08:30I thought there was a girl.
08:32There were about 1,000 women.
08:34There was a show at a car factory.
08:38There were singers and entertainers.
08:41There was a lighting.
08:43Lighting?
08:44In the spot.
08:45There was a lighting?
08:47I was in show pub.
08:49I was in a show pub like this.
08:51I was in a show pub like this.
08:53It's like you.
08:55It's like you.
08:57It's like you.
08:58It's like you.
08:59It was a three-member group.
09:02At that time, it was like a three-member group.
09:06I see.
09:08Who said that?
09:09It was Otake.
09:13Did you say that?
09:17It's been 8 years since they started working as a troupe.
09:20It seems that there is a reason why the three of them decided to form the City Boys.
09:26Kazama sold out.
09:29Kazama sold out at Kamata Koushinkyoku.
09:33It was a social phenomenon at that time.
09:36The three of them went to see Kamata Koushinkyoku in Shinjuku.
09:42It was funny.
09:44It's not like I was upset.
09:47It's not like this.
09:49It was fun.
09:51I couldn't say a word when I got home.
09:53The three of them were shocked.
09:55Kazama before that.
09:57When he appeared in Japan, he got the name Kazama Morio.
10:03What are you doing?
10:05You should be ashamed.
10:06You should be ashamed of being an actor.
10:09I was shocked because he became a big star.
10:16Kazama sold out earlier than us.
10:23From then on, the three of us decided to do our best.
10:28It was fun.
10:29We performed once a month.
10:31Really?
10:32At the City Boys.
10:34There were about five guests.
10:37It wasn't like that.
10:39The City Boys didn't sell at all.
10:41We only performed once a month.
10:44There was a bar called Yuko in Roppongi.
10:48I lent it to them.
10:50I told them I'd do it next time.
10:52There were about seven guests.
10:54Marce Taro was one of them.
10:59Marce Taro was a member of a company called Jinrikisha.
11:03At that time, Jinrikisha was trying to raise comedians who could appear on TV.
11:10Marce Taro told the president of Jinrikisha to hire them.
11:17That's amazing.
11:18That's how I joined Jinrikisha.
11:21You were really lucky there.
11:23Did you have a proper stage?
11:26No.
11:27You just did it?
11:29I cleaned up the chairs.
11:31That's amazing.
11:32The City Boys did a skit there.
11:34Yes.
11:35For two hours.
11:36Two hours?
11:37One skit lasted about 40 minutes.
11:40At a bar?
11:41At a bar.
11:42At a bar, a young man did a skit for 40 minutes.
11:44I didn't know what a skit was.
11:47It was like a play.
11:49Marce Taro was great.
11:51He watched the skit for 40 minutes.
11:54Marce Taro felt something shining.
11:57He felt it.
11:58You shouldn't say it's bad.
11:59You should put it in.
12:01The City Boys, who joined Jinrikisha, decided to challenge the birth of a comedian.
12:08We joined in 1981.
12:12I see.
12:13We were about 31 when we joined Staten.
12:16You were in your 30s.
12:18Did you think it was dangerous if you didn't get results at Staten when you were in your 30s?
12:23I didn't think so at all.
12:24You didn't?
12:25I didn't.
12:26I started to think that I was going to be famous.
12:32I don't know why I didn't think so.
12:38If you were on TV, you would have thought you were going to be famous.
12:42I would have thought so.
12:45I was eliminated in the 10th round with Conner.
12:49I was frustrated.
12:51I didn't think I was going to be famous.
12:55I didn't think I was going to be famous.
12:58I was just happy to be able to do it.
13:00It was amazing at Staten.
13:02It was amazing.
13:03The viewership and the world.
13:05I was eliminated in the 10th round.
13:08Was it on Sunday?
13:09It was on Sunday.
13:10It was like a promise.
13:12I won the Grand Prix.
13:13You won the Grand Prix.
13:15I didn't get any results.
13:16What?
13:18After elimination?
13:19I was eliminated in the 10th round, but I didn't get any results.
13:21What?
13:22If you had won, you would have been a star.
13:25You would have been a star.
13:26I didn't feel like I was going to be a star.
13:29I didn't get any prize money.
13:32It was different from now.
13:33It's still not like that.
13:35It wasn't like M-1.
13:38It's not like that.
13:40If you were 33,
13:43did you think you would continue to be in the theater?
13:49What did you do at that time?
13:51The person in charge said,
13:53even if I make money or not,
13:55I will pay the salary.
13:57It was about salary.
13:59It wasn't about money.
14:00It wasn't about salary.
14:02When I joined,
14:03he told me to pay the salary.
14:06He said,
14:07how about 100,000 yen per month?
14:09Then Mr. Ohtaki...
14:10After negotiating,
14:12he said,
14:13300,000 yen per person.
14:15That's a lot.
14:16That's the first time I've heard of 300,000 yen.
14:18It's not like that.
14:19The president said it was okay.
14:22So I got 300,000 yen per person.
14:25Did you?
14:26I don't know.
14:27In the meantime,
14:29it was 6 million yen.
14:33It was a debt.
14:34Debt?
14:35It wasn't a debt.
14:36No, no.
14:37I thought it was a salary,
14:39but it was a balance.
14:40Oh, I see.
14:42It's like a loan.
14:44But it was 6 million yen.
14:47When the president saw it,
14:49he looked like he was in pain.
14:51He said,
14:52this is bad.
14:53He said,
14:54I'm going to run away.
14:56I'm going to do it as it is.
14:58That's what I thought.
14:59Until then,
15:00there were Samurai Nippon,
15:02and Musical Boys.
15:05They went around the region
15:07and came to us
15:09from the money they made.
15:11They paid the salary.
15:13The kitchen was painful.
15:15I didn't know that,
15:17so I thought,
15:18I can't pay back 6 million yen.
15:21I thought,
15:22I should run away.
15:24Just at that time,
15:26there was a commercial
15:28for Daiwa Shoken.
15:30The three of us did it,
15:32and we paid back all the debt at once.
15:35That's how we got rid of the debt.
15:37That's amazing.
15:38Suddenly,
15:39a commercial for a shoken company.
15:41At that time,
15:42I thought it was over.
15:43Are you okay?
15:44No, no, no.
15:45I still have a lot to say.
15:47No, no, no.
15:48It's okay.
15:50Please say a little more.
15:52The story of my part-time job
15:54at the time of Shoken is over.
15:56It's embarrassing.
15:59Don't talk about the recent story.
16:01As you say.
16:02But I want to hear it.
16:04When I was young,
16:05I want to hear it.
16:06The times were different.
16:08There weren't many people
16:10around to make money.
16:12However,
16:14we were thinking mainly about live performances.
16:18Now, it's a solo performance.
16:20At that time,
16:21we were the only ones doing it.
16:23That's right.
16:24It's the first time for City Boys
16:26to do a few of those.
16:28Then,
16:29I got a job.
16:31I've heard of that.
16:33There was a flow of City Boys
16:35at the time of Bananaman.
16:38At that time,
16:40a solo live performance
16:42that no one did
16:44was held at the same pace every year.
16:46The tickets were so popular
16:48that they were sold out immediately.
16:50Wasn't there a solo live performance?
16:52No, no.
16:53We were doing a play,
16:55so we had that kind of feeling.
16:57Did the three of you
16:59come together to make the story at that time?
17:01The story we came up with
17:03was terrible.
17:05That's right.
17:06At first,
17:07we couldn't think of anything other than that.
17:10What was the first story?
17:12It was a story about a witness
17:14who said,
17:16If you can't speak,
17:18we detectives will keep quiet.
17:21We kept quiet.
17:23That was the first story.
17:25The first story was to keep quiet?
17:27Yes, to keep quiet.
17:29We didn't get much of that.
17:33It was a pretty tragic story.
17:36In the meantime,
17:38a group called Takenaka
17:40and Ito Seiko
17:42came together.
17:44There was a wave of subculture
17:46behind it.
17:48I was already dead at that time,
17:50but there was a person
17:52named Kiyo Miyazawa
17:54who was a professor at Kyoto University.
17:56That's why Miyazawa's presence
17:58was so big.
18:00That's right.
18:02The number of customers
18:04was huge.
18:07I came to see Tomoyo Harada.
18:09Oh, really?
18:11Mr. Tomoyo Harada.
18:13You remember him, don't you?
18:15I remember him clearly.
18:17He's here.
18:21Miyazawa was with us
18:23for about 10 years.
18:25After that, Satoshi Miki
18:27was with us for 10 years.
18:29And Hosokawa was with us for 10 years.
18:31The writer was with us for 10 years.
18:33All the writers
18:35thought about stupid things.
18:38There was a part
18:40where we grew up.
18:43I see.
18:45By making the acting more interesting,
18:47it became an experience.
18:49It became easier to write.
18:51But why did it change
18:53after 10 years?
18:55At the end,
18:57the writer was very angry with us.
18:59He was angry at that time.
19:01He was a good adult.
19:03He was over 40 years old.
19:05What do you mean?
19:07We were young.
19:09Mr. Otake,
19:11you did ad-lib there.
19:13Was it interesting?
19:15He was angry at the ad-lib.
19:17He had a career at 40 years old.
19:19Ad-lib was no good.
19:21It was no good.
19:23When we went back to the dressing room,
19:25the director was waiting for us.
19:27I couldn't go back to the dressing room.
19:29I was angry.
19:31I didn't want to go back.
19:33I went back to the dressing room
19:35with Yuji Nakamura.
19:37I didn't want to be angry
19:39with the director who thought
19:41I did ad-lib on the stage.
19:43I was stupid.
19:45I went to the dressing room first.
19:47The director was far away.
19:49What should I do?
19:51You went back to the dressing room first.
19:53I couldn't go back to the dressing room.
19:55The more power you have,
19:57the more arrogant you look.
19:59At first,
20:01you were short.
20:03But you have a great personality.
20:05You have a great personality.
20:07You have a great personality.
20:09You turn over in one or two years.
20:11You turn over in one or two years.
20:13At first,
20:15you came in like a city boy.
20:17Are you angry after two years?
20:19What are you doing?
20:21It seems to be a problem for three people.
20:23It seems to be a problem for three people.
20:25You're getting angry every time you change.
20:27You're getting angry every time you change.
20:29At that time,
20:31you were busy with TV.
20:33At that time,
20:35you were busy with TV.
20:37We were making a lot of money.
20:39We were making a lot of money.
20:41We were making a lot of money.
20:43I'm a lazy guy.
20:45I'm a lazy guy.
20:47I was making a different character
20:49than the three of us.
20:51I was making a different character than the three of us.
20:53By the way,
20:55by the way,
20:57he was on a rampage.
20:59He was on a rampage.
21:01He was on a rampage.
21:03I thought I was not suitable for TV.
21:05I thought I was not suitable for TV.
21:07But when I go back to the theater,
21:09there are many spectators.
21:11But when I go back to the theater,
21:13there are many spectators.
21:15But when I go back to the theater,
21:17I'm telling him to be happy.
21:19I
21:49must cut it
21:51you should have broken some of their sets
21:53or made somebody cry
21:55I don't remember
21:57the reason for that
21:59I don't see it
22:01it's not good
22:03I have to say
22:05that was a film
22:07I can't make it to the cinema
22:09I can't
22:11that's why I'm not allowed to go out
22:13it's not a live show
22:15it's not a live show
22:17It's very natural.
22:19The breast was raw, so that was my bad.
22:22That is Otake-san!
22:25That was my bad.
22:27There is a movie theater and I am the hero.
22:31I have a lot on my mind, so I just thought that,
22:34if I can overcome my fear on the screen,
22:37I don't have to play any other characters.
22:39That's why I'm doing this.
22:42And that's why I became Dekin.
22:45You really get into it, don't you?
22:48Nittere.
22:49Nittere, yeah.
22:50I think it was 11pm or something like that.
22:54Ito Seiko and the others were all going to be on Nittere.
22:59After the rehearsal, at the entrance door,
23:03Otake-san stopped me a little.
23:06I was the only one who couldn't get out.
23:08You really get into it.
23:09I really get into it.
23:10And the others were like,
23:11I said, I'm Otake, and I got in.
23:14You got in?
23:15Wait a minute.
23:16I'm a partner.
23:17You're a partner, right?
23:18That's what I'm saying.
23:19That's what I'm saying.
23:20I was left behind.
23:23That's when I realized for the first time that I couldn't do it.
23:27That's when you realize it?
23:28That's when I realized it.
23:29Wow.
23:30In that era, Kitaro-san and Saeki-san,
23:34did you want to be in a drama?
23:37No, Otake's character is divided into three parts.
23:40It doesn't matter.
23:41As long as you work hard.
23:42As long as you work hard.
23:44But from the middle,
23:46I realized something, and I started to say no.
23:49I saw all the high school baseball games.
23:54When I was working.
23:55I worked in summer.
23:57Otake, did you see this?
24:00I didn't see it.
24:01I saw everything.
24:03Of course I'd be mad.
24:05That's right.
24:06It was really divided into three parts.
24:09Otake-san,
24:11how did you come to know about the world of TV tackle and comment on it?
24:20I didn't come from there.
24:22First of all,
24:23Hiromi and Iijima were in it.
24:25Oh, really?
24:26It was a variety show on TV tackle.
24:29I was the one who pulled Takeshi-san's head with a wire.
24:32Oh.
24:34While I was doing that,
24:36as more and more guests became politicians,
24:40Iijima was gone.
24:43After a while, Hiromi was gone.
24:45Then political things started.
24:48Next, it's my turn.
24:50If I go in order.
24:52I thought it was a little bad.
24:54I started talking about things that didn't happen.
24:58At first?
25:00You didn't know much.
25:02I didn't know anything.
25:04I just asked if I could go in or not.
25:08I see.
25:09I could go in.
25:11I could go in Hirasawa Katsue.
25:14You could go in.
25:16I could go in.
25:17If I went in, he'd come back.
25:19I'd tell him to be careful.
25:21It was amazing.
25:22At that time, TV tackle was a real adult side-by-side.
25:26It was fun.
25:28It was a real fight.
25:31Mr. Yoko Tajima and Mr. Matsuzoe.
25:34Mr. Yoko Tajima.
25:38What do you mean?
25:40It's a great story.
25:42I saw it.
25:44You're singing a song now, right?
25:46Chanson.
25:47Chanson.
25:48Is that so?
25:49At Yoko Tajima's location,
25:51I was with Midori Utsumi.
25:53At various places,
25:56Yoko Tajima was eating beef.
25:59There was a bathtub like a drum.
26:01I was in the bathtub with Yoko Tajima and Midori Utsumi.
26:07It was a hard work.
26:09It was a hard work.
26:10It was a hard work.
26:12It was a great location.
26:14It was a great location.
26:15I want to see it.
26:16I want to see the material.
26:18After that, I lived in Karuizawa.
26:21I sent Karuizawa by taxi.
26:26I sent Karuizawa by taxi.
26:29I sent Karuizawa by taxi.
26:31It's amazing.
26:32I went back to Harawata 2 times.
26:36You went back to Karuizawa.
26:38I wasn't the only one who was angry.
26:40Everyone was angry.
26:42There was a time when a silver leaf stopped in Yoko Tajima's nose.
26:46Yoko Tajima washed the silver leaf.
26:51When he washed the silver leaf, a fly was killed in the middle of the table.
26:56Everyone thought that the camera was close to him.
27:04What are you talking about?
27:06Don't talk about flies.
27:09I thought everyone's feelings were the same.
27:15I thought everyone's feelings were the same.
27:17I had a big fight with RADIO.
27:21A big fight?
27:22I immediately understood.
27:23I had a big fight with RADIO.
27:24I don't know if the taste is the best.
27:29I want to make it more interesting, but I slip.
27:33I think I made a mistake.
27:36Then you should quit.
27:39You should quit, too.
27:41Why do you say that?
27:47SHO wants to ask the city boys who survived the Heisei era.
27:54Did you go out to eat with celebrities and friends?
28:00There was a time when there was a bubble.
28:03It's been a problem for a long time.
28:08When I was young, there were a few bubble programs.
28:14No one came.
28:18No one invited me.
28:20I heard that everyone went to the bubble.
28:24The program was small.
28:27It's my fault.
28:30It's your type.
28:31I don't know.
28:33The city boys don't seem to play like that.
28:37I don't like the entertainment world.
28:41I don't like it.
28:43I don't like it.
28:45You don't like it, do you?
28:47I don't like it.
28:48What do you like?
28:49The entertainment world is a lump.
28:54Everyone looks familiar.
28:57I think it's a bad world.
29:00All right!
29:02All right!
29:05I'm happy today.
29:09I'm happy to be in a glamorous world.
29:10I didn't know there was such a dignified person.
29:14I don't go to the bubble.
29:16I like to play alone.
29:19Have you been playing alone for a long time?
29:20Yes.
29:21Do you have a lot of hobbies?
29:22I have a lot of hobbies.
29:23Do you like manga?
29:25I like manga.
29:26I still read manga.
29:30I've been reading Shonen Jump since the first issue.
29:34That's great!
29:36Do you read it every Sunday?
29:38Yes.
29:39Do you read One Piece?
29:41Do you read Jujutsu Kaisen?
29:42Yes.
29:45I've been reading Shonen Jump every week for 36 years.
29:50I think it's been a long time.
29:51Shonen Jump was summoned when I was 19 years old.
29:55Is that so?
29:56I read it for two weeks at first.
29:58I've been reading it since then.
30:00That's great!
30:02I don't think there is such a person.
30:04Have you been interested in Shonen Jump for a long time?
30:06I became a TV drama.
30:09I was invited to read a drama themed on Shonen Jump.
30:13All my hobbies become my job.
30:16I do all the horse racing and horseback riding.
30:20You just read manga and gamble.
30:24You borrow money.
30:25That's the worst.
30:26I don't know.
30:27I'd rather gamble.
30:30You just gamble.
30:33Love Letters won the championship.
30:38Do you watch the King of Contest?
30:43Yes, I do.
30:44Every time?
30:45I watch it the next day.
30:47In a hurry.
30:48In a hurry?
30:49I watch it in a hurry.
30:50I was wondering what you were doing on the morning show.
30:54You said you won the championship.
30:56In a hurry.
30:58You said that in a hurry.
31:00No one saw our championship.
31:02What?
31:03You said you won the championship.
31:06No one thought we would win.
31:08Poor you, Love Letters.
31:09I knew we would win.
31:12They said the final was left.
31:14So I thought I'd watch it.
31:16But I didn't think we would win.
31:19That's obvious.
31:21I was convinced when I saw the story.
31:23It's interesting.
31:25Do you think it's interesting to see the contests?
31:30Yes, it's interesting.
31:31It's interesting.
31:33Mr. Ohtake, you were the judge of M-1.
31:37Do you think it's interesting to see the contests?
31:41Everyone is more interesting than us.
31:44Everyone.
31:45Every group.
31:47But when it comes to the contests,
31:50people like Batteries come to my mind.
31:56They all graduated from college.
32:00I'm very grateful to them.
32:03They all graduated from ASEDA.
32:06Then they went to college.
32:09Do you think it's interesting to see the contests?
32:12Yes, it is.
32:13I feel like I'm falling from my knees.
32:19Many people are falling from their knees.
32:22It's amazing.
32:24I don't know what I was like when I was young.
32:29I don't know.
32:30I don't watch the contests.
32:31I watched all the concerts of Jisun.
32:35You watched various contests.
32:37So you know what I was like.
32:40Jisun said,
32:42God came to her.
32:45That's right.
32:47It's impossible.
32:49God came to her.
32:53He suddenly got in a good mood.
32:55He got in a good mood.
32:57He said it was a break.
33:00Sometimes we do Ash&D.
33:05We did it a while ago.
33:07We did it a while ago.
33:09At that time, the three of you did it.
33:11Do you have anything in mind?
33:16I have a lot of things in mind.
33:19In this career?
33:21I did it the day before.
33:26I got a lot of comments.
33:28I think so.
33:30But I don't do it.
33:32Why?
33:34I don't want to do the same thing.
33:38You should get used to the swing.
33:42You should get used to the swing.
33:44You should get used to the swing.
33:47I did it yesterday.
33:49It's the same swing.
33:51I'm going to make it more interesting.
33:53But it slips.
33:57That's my mistake that day.
33:59Do you think more?
34:01I think it's my mistake.
34:03What kind of swing is that?
34:05You should swing!
34:07You should swing!
34:09He doesn't do the same thing.
34:11You won't do the same thing, Will.
34:13My artistic sense is a similarity to mine.
34:17I think that came from the start.
34:19I think that came from the start.
34:21It could be same dance.
34:23You read jump in a weekly news.
34:27You make something new in a weekly news.
34:29Read the book in a weekly newsletter.
34:31That's what I'm talking about.
34:33The new one is the new one.
34:35Oh, I see.
34:37In your career, have you ever thought
34:39that your TV career is getting
34:41less and less?
34:49Recently.
34:51Recently?
34:53Not at all.
34:55You're not lonely?
34:57Not at all.
34:59It's like Ryuutarou Kamioka.
35:01No, I didn't say that.
35:03It's like Ryuutarou Kamioka.
35:05He's so cool.
35:07Then you should quit.
35:09Ryuutarou Kamioka is...
35:11No, no, no.
35:13You should quit, too.
35:15Why?
35:17I don't want to quit.
35:19Why are you talking like that?
35:21No, no.
35:23We don't like each other.
35:25You should quit.
35:27You should quit.
35:29It's amazing how you two get along.
35:31As I said at the beginning,
35:33I don't want to appear
35:35with all three of us.
35:37But you're on the radio now.
35:39Yes, I'm on the radio.
35:41Isn't it nice to get together with all three of you?
35:43It's really sad.
35:45It's sad?
35:47All the stories are stupid.
35:49No matter what we talk about,
35:51what do you think he said?
35:53What?
35:55You know the rice balls called
35:57rice balls in a rice bowl, right?
35:59There are three, five,
36:01seven rice balls in a rice bowl.
36:03He said,
36:05seven rice balls are the best.
36:09It's a strange story.
36:11It's a strange story.
36:13You didn't know that, did you?
36:15We make rice balls in the same place.
36:17Three, five, and seven.
36:19Seven rice balls are the best.
36:21I had a big fight with the radio.
36:25I had a big fight with the radio.
36:27Me, too.
36:29I had a big fight with the radio.
36:31I had a big fight with the radio.
36:33That's what I said.
36:35I believed Saiki.
36:37I believed that the taste was different.
36:39You believed him, didn't you?
36:41I believed him.
36:43He said,
36:45Bring it on.
36:47He said,
36:49Bring it on.
36:51Bring it on.
36:53It's different.
36:55He didn't say anything.
36:57He didn't say anything.
36:59Four rice balls and seven rice balls
37:01were made by another company.
37:03were made by another company.
37:05No!
37:07No!
37:09No!
37:11Wait, wait!
37:13Wait, wait!
37:15Wait, wait!
37:17Wait, wait!
37:19It's a normal supermarket.
37:21It's a supermarket.
37:22There are 7, 4, and 3-in-1s.
37:25You'd think you can buy them from the same place, right?
37:29I don't think so.
37:31But when I heard the word recently, I immediately believed it.
37:34Why did you believe it?
37:36No, it's not like that.
37:38It's weird that you don't believe it.
37:43I knew it right away.
37:44Let's do a survey.
37:46I don't know if Saiki believes it or not.
37:50The taste is different.
37:53Saiki also said that 7-in-1 and 4-in-1 are different.
37:58Why doesn't Saiki talk at all?
38:00He doesn't talk at all.
38:01Please say something.
38:03It's about Saiki.
38:04Wait a minute.
38:05It's about Saiki.
38:07And he didn't say a word about the difference between 7-in-1 and 4-in-1.
38:14Even if I didn't say anything, the taste is different.
38:16Shut up!
38:18I thought you believed it.
38:21There are 1 or 2 7-in-1s in a supermarket.
38:26They sell very well.
38:28But there are 5-in-1 and 3-in-1.
38:34There are many of them.
38:36So I think 7-in-1 is not popular.
38:39But when you eat it, the taste is definitely different.
38:42The company is different.
38:44He didn't say it.
38:46He didn't say it last week.
38:49He didn't say it.
38:51He didn't say it.
38:53The way he holds it is different.
38:55The way he holds it is different.
38:57I didn't notice the shape.
38:58He said the taste is different.
39:00You are a team.
39:02The taste is different.
39:03I believe in Saiki.
39:06I doubt Saiki's words.
39:09I have been in this team for 40 years.
39:13I have been in this team for 40 years.
39:16I don't believe it.
39:20He believes in everything.
39:23He believes in everything.
39:25I don't lie.
39:28But I might say something wrong.
39:31You are careful.
39:34What are you talking about?
39:39It's funny.
39:42It's time to finish.
39:45I can't drink alcohol.
39:48I can't drink alcohol.
39:53It was a valuable story.
40:00I'm the only one who is excited.
40:04We don't have to make a world view.
40:08That's right.
40:09Honestly.
40:10People who come to consult me will talk about my friend.
40:13Everyone will talk about me.
40:16Three countries have come to the weather.
40:19I can't see anything.
40:22I was happy when you said it was funny.
40:26People who are important to me are talking about me.
40:29And...
40:30I'm a lawyer.
40:32I thought I had to talk about the court.
40:35But I wasn't excited at all.
40:37Next episode.
40:38Kotake's worries explode.
40:40The secret is revealed.
40:42Jessica and Batteries come to the weather.
40:45M1 finalists and judges talk a lot.
40:49This program is brought to you by U-NEXT.