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00:00Today's Our Times
00:02Today's Our Times
00:04Today's Our Times
00:06How many times have you been in Our Times?
00:08This is my second time.
00:10How many times?
00:12This is my first time.
00:14This is my sixth time.
00:16There's no one in Our Times
00:18who looks at the camera like that.
00:20There's no one.
00:22But speaking of Our Times,
00:24the two of you are the same age
00:26and you're just 10 years younger.
00:28You're 10 years younger.
00:30It's easy to tell.
00:32In the beginning,
00:34Miyake-san was 10 years older
00:36than me in terms of sports.
00:38He was in a horse racing team.
00:40Yes, that's right.
00:42When Miyake-san played
00:44the 1996 Japan Derby
00:46at the Fusaichi Concord,
00:48I was the one who bought
00:50the Fusaichi Concord horse.
00:52I said,
00:54buy it,
00:56say it like that.
00:58And then,
01:00the derby started.
01:02Miyake-senpai was
01:04speaking in the derby
01:06and I said,
01:08Fusaichi Concord
01:10is the champion!
01:12Were you filming?
01:14That would be a nice commentary!
01:16Did you ask him to do that?
01:18That's right.
01:20I was like,
01:22And so, it's been about 30 years since I joined the company, so for me, it's like a wake-up call.
01:34Why are you laughing?
01:35I'm not laughing at you.
01:36No, no, I respect you as a senpai.
01:39But Miyake-san, you've been doing sports for a long time, right?
01:42That's where it all started.
01:4512 and a half years ago.
01:46What was it like at that time?
01:48I was surprised, but I was 50 years ahead of my time.
01:54I've been doing sports for 27 years, and I've done most of it.
02:01I was able to win a gold medal at the Olympics, and I was able to do a lot of things that were at the top of sports.
02:09So I was thinking, what should I do in the next 10 years?
02:13I don't know if I can keep doing it.
02:15Especially in sports broadcasts, I'm naturally inferior.
02:19I was wondering what I should do.
02:22That's where the story came from.
02:25I thought, maybe I was given a great chance.
02:30That's what I thought at first.
02:32But when I think about it later, there's Mr. Otsuka here.
02:37It's not like there's a giant pillar there.
02:39The big signboard show that Mr. Otsuka has raised.
02:43I'm going to be the main caster.
02:47When I think about the weight of that, there's a lot of pressure.
02:52You're going to be under that pressure from now on.
02:55I really understand that.
02:57You feel that right now, don't you?
02:59When Miyagi-san graduated, he said he was relieved by the comment on the release.
03:05You're relieved, aren't you?
03:07I've been under so much pressure for 12 and a half years.
03:11For the time being, I can hand it over to Ito as the top viewer.
03:17This is a relief.
03:19When I heard that Ito was going to be the main caster of this time,
03:26I thought it was good.
03:28Because he's not blessed with a job.
03:34There have been so many people with this much ability who have only done this kind of work in the past few years.
03:43I've been doing a lot of shows, but I don't think I've been able to make full use of Ito.
03:47I'm not in a position that suits Ito's ability.
03:51I've done Ito's satire.
03:54I wrote a lot at that time.
03:56I wrote every time that I should have a more important job.
04:00Even if you look at the announcers all over Japan,
04:03I think I have the ability to enter three bows.
04:07That's how much Ito's ability has been out of the picture.
04:11So this time, Ito's finally come to the point where he can show his true colors.
04:18I'm proud of you.
04:20I'm not praised like that.
04:25I'm not praised like that.
04:29I don't know how much of my ability I can make use of, but I was told by the chief producer that I should be able to do this kind of role, even if I don't have a lot of work to do on the set, so I decided to do my best.
04:51I guess I'm only talking to Miyata-san about serious things.
04:54When it comes to this kind of thing, I suddenly shut up.
04:59That's not true.
05:01One thing I think is that it's hard after Kalbe.
05:04There are a lot of things that only Kalbe can do.
05:07I don't think anyone would have asked for the same thing.
05:13When it comes to the fact that I'm doing this entertainment corner, I'm passionate about it, and I'm able to do my job now because everyone knows my face and name, I'm grateful for that.
05:26One thing is, how many people want to do that? That's the premise.
05:32That's why it's hard for the successor.
05:36I remember it well because I was in the early days, but anyway, it was the first time to release entertainment information without using gossip.
05:49There was no program to do that kind of entertainment corner.
05:53The so-called gossip was the entertainment news, so we decided to stop it.
05:58We decided to focus on the story of the movie, the story of the music, and the story of the stage.
06:06I'm proud to say that we were able to prove that the audience came to see us with proper entertainment information.
06:15I think it was established in Otsuka's era and evolved in Miyake's era, but I wonder if the entertainment corner will evolve properly in the future.
06:29No, it's about time to go crazy.
06:31Stop it!
06:45It was the 30th anniversary of the festival last year, and we wanted to see it until the 30th anniversary, didn't we?
07:14How long do you think Miyake will do it?
07:18Or where will it end?
07:22I was told to do the wake-up TV when I was 50 years old.
07:26At that time, I thought it was the last compliment to Fuji TV.
07:30So until the company tells me to do it, I will never quit.
07:34But if the company tells me to quit, I will quit.
07:40So if the company tells me to quit when I'm 53 years old, I'm probably at a disadvantage.
07:45This was decided in my mind when I first started wake-up TV.
07:51Miyake and Calbee had a great sense of fulfillment in the past 10 years, didn't they?
07:57Calbee and Calbee had something new, didn't they?
08:02Not only the information program, but also the music program.
08:08If you're over 50 years old, you'll lose your job.
08:14I'm grateful that I've been able to get a new job since I was in my 50s.
08:21I wonder if I'll be able to make the same comment 10 years later.
08:24Even if you've done wake-up TV before, it's completely different from what you've done in the studio.
08:35You're prepared for a completely different place.
08:38Next time, I'll show you something like Ito Toshihiro's style.
08:43I think it's a completely new challenge.
08:48I don't think it's going to be the same program.
08:51It's been 12 and a half years since I started wake-up TV.
08:56You started wake-up TV in 1994, didn't you?
08:58Yes, I did.
08:59I joined the company in 1995.
09:01You weren't in the company at that time, were you?
09:03No, I was only on TV.
09:09Did you join Amigo at that time?
09:10No, I joined Checkman at that time.
09:13Why did you join Checkman?
09:16I'm sorry to say this.
09:19At that time, I was told that I was Checkman.
09:22So I joined Amigo.
09:24Didn't you join Amigo yourself?
09:26When the bubble collapsed and Japan lost its energy, Amigo said,
09:30It's not Checkman.
09:32It's Shinoda Akarui.
09:34Speaking of Akarui, it's Latin.
09:36You're Amigo.
09:38I didn't understand this at all.
09:40I was told that I was Amigo from tomorrow.
09:43So I became Amigo.
09:44Checkman became Amigo.
09:46That's great.
09:48Amigo is still Amigo.
09:50But Mr. Yagi said,
09:52It's Checkman.
09:55But after that, you had a lot of trouble, didn't you?
09:59I had a lot of trouble at first.
10:01Basically, the director makes the overall structure.
10:06I felt that the essence of making TV was in the director.
10:13That was really eye-opening.
10:15I thought it would be interesting to be a director.
10:18So I wanted to be a director.
10:20I heard that you wanted to be a director from Mori.
10:24He said he wanted to be a director, so he quit being an announcer.
10:28That was four or five years ago.
10:30I told him to stop it with all his might.
10:33Really?
10:34I told him to stop it with all his might.
10:35Really?
10:36Absolutely.
10:37I didn't hear it at all.
10:39It stopped somewhere.
10:42I thought it was a waste.
10:45But I understand.
10:47You have a lot of directorial talent.
10:52For example, in the announcement room,
10:55when it was a farewell party,
10:58Ito made a lot of VTRs.
11:01He made a lot of VTRs for his job.
11:04In that sense, you have a lot of directorial sense.
11:08You also directed the broadcast of Amigo TV, right?
11:13I wrote all the script for the second half.
11:16I had a young writer join me.
11:19We decided on the story together.
11:22I think it's still interesting enough to watch now.
11:26No, no.
11:27I think it's still interesting enough to watch now.
11:29No, no.
11:30It's interesting.
11:31I was watching it while doing sports.
11:33I woke up at that time.
11:35I woke up at that time.
11:36What is this?
11:37Our era is the best.
11:39Can you say that?
11:41I made a lot of mistakes.
11:43I didn't do sports for about two years.
11:46I'm the type of person who enters both my favorite announcer ranking and my least favorite announcer ranking.
11:50I'm the type of person who enters both my favorite announcer ranking and my least favorite announcer ranking.
11:53Did you have a hard time when you were young?
11:57No, never.
11:58I made a lot of mistakes in my first year.
12:03I was banned from sports for about two years.
12:07What did you do?
12:08I was reading the offer at the sports broadcast.
12:12It was live.
12:13I read it at the booth.
12:14Offer?
12:15Yes, offer.
12:16I made a mistake in this program.
12:19I cut the offer.
12:21It was live.
12:22I cut the offer.
12:23I cut the offer.
12:24I cut the offer.
12:25I cut the offer.
12:26I cut the offer.
12:27I cut the offer.
12:28Then Miyake-kun said,
12:29I cut the offer.
12:30I cut the offer.
12:32I wanted to play baseball so badly.
12:33I couldn't play baseball.
12:37This is not a problem of next year.
12:41I wanted to make time to save my strength so that I could speak in the Titan War 10 years later.
12:49I decided to interview only young players who could use it 10 years later.
12:57If I ask the star now, they'll be gone by then.
13:00It was good that I did it that way.
13:03It was good that I switched to that way.
13:06It was good that you set a vision for the mid-to-long term.
13:0910 years later.
13:10But that rhythm is a little below me as a generation.
13:14At that time, there was a dream 10 years later.
13:18There was a 20% sports program.
13:21First of all, it was like a baseball broadcast of the Titan War.
13:25There was a goal there.
13:27Now, there is no goal.
13:28How can I run to such a prominent place?
13:32There are few things like that now.
13:33In that sense, I think it would be difficult for young sports announcers.
13:37In our generation, we are told by the company to train young people.
13:47Of course, I want them to grow up and become stars.
13:52There is also a power down of TV itself as a media.
13:56It's not the era where you can call your aunt at the supermarket with a laugh.
14:02I think it's difficult to tell young people how to be active on TV.
14:12Basically, I don't give advice.
14:17I have to say this.
14:21I don't know if I want advice from myself.
14:26I don't have confidence in myself.
14:28I don't know if I'm asking for advice.
14:31There are a lot of senior sports announcers.
14:34A lot of people come to teach.
14:37But sometimes I don't ask for advice from this person.
14:42I want to hear this person's opinion about this sport.
14:46That's what I made.
14:49That's the kind of person I was.
14:51I wonder if I'm happy to ask for advice.
14:55I don't feel like I'm asking for advice unless I say I'm in trouble.
15:02I'm the same as everyone else.
15:03I don't have anything to say unless I'm asked.
15:06I'm not sure if that's really good advice.
15:09I'm not confident.
15:11I'm not saying anything.
15:13Yamasaki said,
15:15Ito-san, everyone says you're scary because you don't say anything.
15:21He has a really bad personality.
15:23Stop it.
15:25I don't know much about the younger generation.
15:27I wonder what kind of person Ito-san is.
15:29Where does the image of Ito-san come from?
15:34It's training.
15:36Ito's point of view is sharp when it comes to personal training.
15:41I don't know.
15:43But in a good way,
15:45There's a place to go.
15:47I don't think you should quit because you're not talented anymore.
15:50Don't say that.
15:52Don't say that.
15:54Don't say that.
15:56Don't say that.
15:58Don't say that.
16:00But I always say in training,
16:03When you don't feel like you want to get better,
16:06The growth of the announcer stops.
16:08I'm 60 years old now,
16:10But I still feel the same way.
16:13I wonder what I'm going to steal from my seniors.
16:17What kind of data do they organize?
16:19What kind of preparation are you doing?
16:21I'm going to ask.
16:23And they're doing something amazing.
16:25Are you doing this?
16:27I'm going to take it all apart.
16:29If you want to be like this,
16:31If you want to be like this,
16:33You're definitely doing something where you can't see it.
16:36Then you can ask them.
16:38They'll tell you whatever you ask.
16:40Then they'll tell you,
16:42I'm doing this with caution.
16:44There's a saying,
16:46The devil is better than the unknown.
16:48That's really true.
16:50Including us announcers,
16:52I think people who do work on the outside are definitely like that.
16:55Even if you're told bad things,
16:57Even if you're told you hate that person,
16:59It's definitely better than not doing it.
17:01That's why every announcer feels that way.
17:03That's why every announcer feels that way.
17:05That's why every announcer feels that way.
17:07Shinji was told when he was young,
17:09He was told to be an announcer who was supported by 50% of the people and hated by 50% of the people.
17:17Is it okay to be half and half?
17:19It's okay to be half and half.
17:21That's why you should enter both your favorite announcer ranking and your least favorite announcer ranking.
17:24That's what I'm talking about.
17:27Ayako Kato is the best of both worlds.
17:29That's a good thing.
17:31You want to be someone who's caught.
17:35But women and men are different.
17:37What do you think about that?
17:39I may be a man,
17:41I think it's hard for women.
17:43It's hard.
17:45Even though we're in this era,
17:47I think it's hard to be a woman announcer.
17:49I think it's hard to be a woman announcer.
17:51I think it's hard for young people to be active.
17:53I think it's hard for young people to be active.
17:55I think it's hard for young people to be active.
17:57In the past, there was a female announcer who was 30 years old.
17:59In the past, there was a female announcer who was 30 years old.
18:01If you didn't bloom in your 20s, you'd be done.
18:03If you didn't bloom in your 20s, you'd be done.
18:05That's what they said.
18:07But now, like Kiku Nishiyama,
18:09Even if you get older,
18:11There are female announcers who have done a lot of things in one battle.
18:13In that sense,
18:15Let's think about it a little longer.
18:17There may be young people who think about their lives.
18:19There may be young people who think about their lives.
18:21But most of the time,
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