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00:00I would like to tell you about my senior and junior colleagues.
00:05Kishi Keiko and Kusabu Emitsuko, who have been with me since elementary school.
00:11Tokumi Tsukazou and Mino Monta, who are the famous hostesses of Japan.
00:17And Ruriko Asaoka and Hideki Takahashi, who are the two big stars of Nikkatsu.
00:23Please enjoy!
00:26Kishi Keiko and Kusabu Emitsuko
00:33You two are from Yokohama.
00:36Yokohama Hiranuma High School is a prestigious high school in Kanagawa Prefecture.
00:43What did you call each other?
00:46I called her Kuri-chan.
00:50I'm only a year older than you, but you call me Kishi-san.
00:57Of course.
00:59You don't like it, do you? When you call me Kishi-san, it reminds me of my parents.
01:05Because you are a senior.
01:08A senior is about 10 years older than me.
01:11Even a year?
01:12Even a year.
01:13You two were in the Martial Arts Club.
01:18Did you join the theater club?
01:21Yes, I did.
01:23You did, didn't you?
01:24We were in the same club.
01:27She was very cheerful, and she was very good at singing and dancing.
01:34At that time, she didn't sing or dance.
01:38She did.
01:39No way.
01:40This is Kusabue-san.
01:42She is Kusabue-san's mother, younger sister, and younger brother.
01:48Kusabue-san is the one in the green kimono.
01:51This is Kishi-san, who debuted at that time.
01:53I couldn't even do my makeup.
01:55You are beautiful.
01:57Are you okay? You are beautiful.
02:00What was Kishi-san like from Kusabue-san's perspective?
02:04Kishi-san had a book in his hand.
02:08He was walking to school.
02:11He was a senior.
02:13He was a senior.
02:14He was a senior.
02:15I knew he was a senior.
02:17He didn't seem to let go of his book.
02:21Really?
02:22Was he a reader?
02:23Yes.
02:24He was a great reader.
02:28Did you study?
02:32I didn't study.
02:34You didn't study.
02:35I liked studying.
02:38I liked studying more than I could do.
02:41I see.
02:42I wanted to know a lot of things.
02:45I had no interest in English or math.
02:49But I loved Japanese, history, and geography.
02:55I see.
02:57If you want to know something, you should study.
02:59Both of you are healthy.
03:03You are really healthy.
03:07I am grateful to my parents.
03:09I agree.
03:11Both of you are young.
03:13Tetsuko-san is also young.
03:15We are the same age.
03:17We are the same age.
03:19Kusabue-san does two-hour training once a week.
03:23That's amazing.
03:25Muscles.
03:27Yes, muscles.
03:28If you lose your muscles...
03:30I lost all my muscles.
03:33I'm having a hard time.
03:35I lost all my muscles.
03:37You didn't?
03:38I didn't.
03:39You didn't?
03:40But you showed me how to do it at home.
03:44You came to my house once.
03:46I did it in front of you.
03:48You told me to do it.
03:49I said yes.
03:50But you didn't come at all.
03:52I don't do it.
03:55I don't like that.
03:57You were scolded.
03:58You were scolded like this.
04:01I would rather not have a girlfriend.
04:02I don't do that.
04:05Kusabue-san's coach was strict.
04:07If you don't have muscles, you can't do it.
04:10Which one is the next?
04:12This is what you should eat.
04:14Walk.
04:16Climb the stairs from the ground floor to the third floor.
04:21But I also have people like that. I call them Oni-Gunso, and they come to my house to train me.
04:32They are all so great.
04:35It's my fault that I'm so lazy.
04:40I don't do anything.
04:42It's okay, you don't have to do anything.
04:45You sit for 5 to 6 hours a day to write.
04:50That's not good.
04:52I don't think that's good.
04:54I think it's better to stretch your body after that.
04:58You haven't contacted me recently.
05:02He's busy, isn't he?
05:06That's why he didn't contact me.
05:09Would he be angry if I contacted him?
05:11Why would he be angry?
05:13You like solitude, don't you?
05:17But it's not like that.
05:20He brings me a lot of things to talk about,
05:25but I don't like it.
05:30He even planned for us to do a play together.
05:35Really?
05:36Yes.
05:37I told him I wanted to do it, but he said he didn't want to bring anything.
05:42If I were to do a play, I'd like to read what I've written,
05:48and I'd like to go to other places in the world
05:54and see what's going on.
05:58I'd like to go there and see what's going on.
06:03Like a documentary.
06:05That's why I don't have anything I want to do.
06:10You're different.
06:12Yes, I am.
06:13But your personality and way of life are completely opposite.
06:16Yes, they are.
06:18I love cooking,
06:21and she doesn't do anything.
06:24But there are a lot of good things about her.
06:27Like what?
06:28I've lived as an actress for about 70 years,
06:34but I haven't appeared in 100 movies.
06:39I think she's amazing.
06:43She's an actress.
06:46Even now, she plays the role of an old lady.
06:51She's very fresh.
06:53But you two have been on the same stage together.
06:57Yes, on New Year's Eve.
06:59At the International Theater.
07:01Yes, at the International Theater.
07:03We all go on stage.
07:05I can't do anything on stage.
07:08But since we were friends, we shared a room.
07:13One day, her manager brought a lot of great towels.
07:21Towels to wash.
07:23Towels to wash.
07:25There were two towels on top of each other.
07:30One was transparent, and the other was clean.
07:33I told her,
07:35since she's a great actress,
07:37I'm sure she'll choose the clean one.
07:40I told her,
07:42don't hang it here.
07:44It's embarrassing.
07:46She said, that's mine.
07:48I can't wash it unless it's transparent.
07:52Did you get surprised?
07:54No, I thought she did a good job.
07:58Did you?
08:00There are a lot of interesting stories.
08:03I see.
08:06This is a product I made with Kasaya,
08:10whom I've never met before.
08:14When I was doing that,
08:16she said,
08:18a man should wear a hijab.
08:20I said, let's do it.
08:22It didn't sell well.
08:25It was one of the failures of my life.
08:29I'm sorry.
08:31I'm sorry.
08:33I'm sorry.
08:35Hanasaku Seimei
08:39Tell me what you started when you were 60.
08:42I started oil painting when I was 67.
08:45I started baking when I was 73.
08:48I started Hanasaku Teiki when I was 60.
08:51Hanasaku Teiki?
08:53It's a good insurance.
08:56For example, for a 60-year-old woman,
08:58the monthly insurance fee is 1,202 yen.
09:01It's good for the family.
09:03Can I apply for it at my age?
09:05Yes, you can apply for it until you're 80.
09:08The guarantee is 2 million yen,
09:11whether it's a disease, an accident, or a disaster.
09:13I applied for treatment,
09:15and the procedure was easy.
09:17I'm glad I started it.
09:19What should I start next?
09:21Sports.
09:22The three of us can be a team.
09:24Now, apply for treatment and get Kobe beef.
09:27Call 0120-8739-11 right now.
09:31Hanasaku 11
09:36This is an announcement of a 3,600,000 yen
09:39payment system for people with type B cancer.
09:41The following people may be in need of payment.
09:44People who were born in the year 16 to 63.
09:47People who were injected in elementary school.
09:50People who were diagnosed with type B cancer.
09:53About five to four of these people
09:55have not yet received their payment.
09:57First, please confirm that you are eligible for payment.
10:00The number you have dialed is 0120-707-707.
10:06Tetsuko's room.
10:07Don't forget the war.
10:09The memories of Tetsuko Kuroyanagi,
10:11who has been talking for over a year
10:13and recording them.
10:15And the feelings of a generation
10:17who has not yet received their payment.
10:21Tetsuko Kuroyanagi
10:28We both belong to the Broadcasting Research Institute of Rikkyo University.
10:32We are among the seniors and juniors.
10:34At the Broadcasting Research Institute,
10:36we used to stay in a camp at Tokumitsu-tei.
10:39About 20 people stayed there with three meals a day.
10:43Was your house in Shonan?
10:46Yes, it was.
10:47We were told to stay in a camp.
10:49It was a good thing.
10:51Now, there are about 20 people who have grown up eating.
10:55One person eats about five meals a day, right?
10:58Yes, he does.
11:00So, we know what is where.