This will be her first TV appearance after moving to Fukuoka.
KBC TV's late night program "Duomo".
It seems to be a long-running program that is familiar to local people.
When I asked someone I knew, it would be no exaggeration to say that the people of Fukuoka Prefecture grew up watching this program.
Is it okay for us, who have no connection or connection to such a wonderful program, to appear on such a wonderful program? I thought,
I was happy to appear.
It seems that it will be broadcast on Tuesdays from 24:20 onwards, so please reserve your program now!!



I did a little research on this program and the station, and found out
In the past, he has aired content that would never be aired on commercial television.
There's nothing strange about it, and we totally agree with it.
If you want to see it, please do your own research and decide.
It's truly wonderful in the sense that some of the correct reporting has been done, representing what commercial broadcasting should be.
If more children were shown this content, wouldn't there be fewer fights and bullying?
I heard that a certain school in Fukuoka always watches this, but I think it would be a good idea to do the same thing all over Japan.
It is truly an honor to be able to appear on such a wonderful broadcasting station.
Thank you to everyone involved!

When we were children, the only source of information was television.
Things aren't as quick online as they are now.
If you can read, it will probably be a newspaper or magazine,
Television is the best way to get information quickly and in real time.
In that sense, I was really a TV kid.
When I was a child, my dream for the future was to be an actor.
I feel like television had a huge influence.

When I was a child, I especially liked the uplifting TV shows such as Fuuun Takeshi's Castle, Our Hyoukinzoku, and Tensai Takeshi.


I think this cover alone will keep you excited for an hour (lol)
I even thought to myself, ``I want to appear on this program someday when I grow up!''
I also wanted to appear in the final confession of the Hyokin tribe.
TV to cheer you up is too much,
For me, a country boy, this gave me the impression that ``Tokyo is a scary place.''
Because Junji Takada would fire a bazooka at ordinary people.
Nowadays, it's hard to even get arrested (lol)

There weren't as many rules as there are now,
At that time, there were times when it seemed like whatever you did, you won.
I'd like to see shows like this come back...I guess it's impossible.
But if there's an interesting program that allows amateurs to participate, I'd like to appear on it (lol)
When I realized I was wearing a mask, I felt like I was in a strange land... It wasn't as hard as Denpa Shonen.
If you are a TV station, please give us a shout!

This time, when I heard this song as a child, it strangely cheered me up (lol)

Genius Takeshi's uplifting TV