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00:00Jiryo RBC.
00:02Good evening, I'm Kei Yonamine.
00:04I'm here with Rippo Rippo,
00:06the hosts of Radio Kamikai.
00:09Good evening!
00:11Thank you for having us.
00:13Thank you for having us.
00:15Every Wednesday at 11 p.m.,
00:17we have an hour-long program.
00:19Rippo Rippo's personality is always on the rise.
00:23We have a plus-plus music show and a one-day show.
00:26We have reporters from all over Japan.
00:30Please introduce yourselves.
00:32I'm Maimai, a reporter for Wednesdays.
00:35Nice to meet you.
00:37Nice to meet you.
00:40I'm Hinamin, a reporter for Fridays.
00:43Nice to meet you.
00:45Nice to meet you.
00:47I'm Yumi, a reporter for Mondays.
00:49Nice to meet you.
00:51Nice to meet you.
00:52Nice to meet you.
00:54You all have nicknames, right?
00:59What do you call each other?
01:01Yes, we call each other Maimai, Hinamin, and Yumi.
01:05You're all very close to each other, right?
01:09Yes, we are.
01:11You're always called by the hosts to report.
01:15That's right.
01:16Do you have a special way of doing it?
01:21You have a special way of doing it.
01:23Yes, we do.
01:24When we're called, we say,
01:26-"Yes, yes." -"Yes, yes."
01:28The hosts' voices are so loud that it's surprising.
01:33They're so loud.
01:36It's different from rehearsals.
01:39You get yelled at on stage.
01:41It's different. It wasn't like that at rehearsals.
01:44It's surprising.
01:45They say,
01:46-"You're all pale now." -"Yes."
01:48You're all surprised by the high tension.
01:52I'm sure you're all feeling that energy.
01:56This is a report from a radio reporter.
02:00What do you talk about on the show?
02:03We don't really talk about anything.
02:06You don't talk about anything?
02:08We don't talk about anything.
02:09Every week, we have an emergency report.
02:13And if I have to say something,
02:16it's a chat show.
02:19It's just my personal impression,
02:21but it's like a pajama party.
02:24Wow!
02:25It's like a girl's party.
02:27It's like a small 1K room.
02:29There's a table in the middle.
02:31There's a table, and you're holding a cushion
02:34and talking to each other.
02:37It's exactly like that.
02:38But it's not that cute.
02:40It's not cute?
02:41It's not that cute.
02:43It's because of the sound.
02:45Yes, that's right.
02:46I'm a reporter, but I'm always messing around.
02:49That's right.
02:50Other than the emergency report,
02:52do you talk about how the report was?
02:55Do you talk about how it was?
02:58It's a show that airs every Wednesday at 11 p.m.
03:03It's a recording, so we record at the end of the morning.
03:07We record at 1 a.m.
03:09At that time, we talk about what happened in the morning.
03:14We do that a lot.
03:15Yes, we do.
03:17That's nice.
03:18But the characters look completely different.
03:20Completely different.
03:21Yumi, you look a little elegant.
03:27I'm wearing a T-shirt and a T-shirt.
03:30You're wearing a lace around your neck.
03:33I've never been on a show with lace around my neck.
03:36It's the first time I've ever seen it.
03:45THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER SEEN LACE AROUND MY NECK
03:51THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER SEEN LACE AROUND MY NECK
03:53THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER SEEN LACE AROUND MY NECK
03:59THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER SEEN LACE AROUND MY NECK
04:01You're doing a VTR, so what's it like?
04:06As a reporter, you have to convey information to a lot of people.
04:14And that's what happened.
04:17First, let's listen to what happened.
04:26I'd like to make an announcement.
04:28I'd love to hear it.
04:31I'm starting the new year on April 1st.
04:36On April 1st, Monday, I'll be in charge of the Radio Car Report.
04:42Okay.
04:42It was supposed to be the start, but for some reason I didn't show up.
04:47That's right.
04:48Why?
04:49What happened?
04:51Why was it Monday that day?
04:52It was because of Izumi Oshiro.
04:56The reason is, as many of you may have noticed,
05:00there was an online press conference on March 31st.
05:04Listen and Rippo Rippo.
05:05On March 31st, there was an online press conference for Listen and Rippo Rippo.
05:13Before that, I had a lot of work to do.
05:19I was really tired.
05:21Gradually, gradually.
05:23It was a hard schedule.
05:26When I was sick, I would come to Onodo.
05:31I thought it was bad, so I took care of myself for about two weeks.
05:37I tried to rest as much as possible, but my throat was getting worse and worse.
05:43On Saturday, March 30th, I had an online press conference.
05:47I was relieved that it was over safely, but I couldn't be relieved.
05:52Your voice was crazy when it was over.
05:57Was it crazy when you heard it?
05:58It was crazy.
05:59It wasn't over yet, but did you still think his voice was crazy?
06:03It was getting worse and worse, so I was worried if I would have a day off tomorrow.
06:10But you didn't take a day off.
06:12The day after the online press conference, what did you do?
06:15You were a ring announcer for a martial arts event at Ishikawa Togyu-jyo.
06:22That's the end of the story.
06:24The red corner.
06:26Yes, the red corner.
06:29I was told to enter.
06:31It was a job that used my throat a lot.
06:33I worked as a ring announcer with Taiichi Iha.
06:37I said to Taiichi,
06:39I'm sorry, I have a bad throat. Can I do a little bit?
06:45I said that, but there were 30 matches.
06:49In some of them, Taiichi had a bad throat.
06:53I had to cooperate with the two of them.
06:56I said, Hinami, go!
06:59Yes!
07:00Like a red corner.
07:02You squeezed out your last breath.
07:04As a result of that,
07:07what happened the next day was that I had never had a voice like that in 32 years.
07:14It was a terrible voice.
07:16It was my first time, so I recorded it as a souvenir.
07:23It's important.
07:25You can look back on those days.
07:27You often ask me to do voice impressions of Tenryu and Genichiro.
07:32I wonder what kind of voice it would be.
07:34I want you to hear it, so let's hear it.
07:39April 1st.
07:43Seriously?
07:44Seriously.
07:47Monday.
07:49Hello, I'm Hitomi Katamae.
07:51What are you talking about?
07:53This isn't an April Fool's joke.
07:57It's my real voice.
08:02It's not a joke.
08:03It's my first time with this voice.
08:07It's my first time with a voice like this in 32 years.
08:13It's a horror movie.
08:14It's a horror movie.
08:15It's scary.
08:17Everyone, don't have a voice like this.
08:22Don't overdo it on a daily basis.
08:26Yes.
08:28Hang in there.
08:30Let's go.
08:31Let's do our best.
08:32Let's do our best.
08:38That's funny.
08:40That's amazing.
08:41It's amazing. I thought so, too.
08:44I thought it was a horror movie.
08:47It sounded like a gap in the wind.
08:50My voice didn't come out at all.
08:53It didn't come out at all.
08:55That's amazing.
08:56You were the one who recorded it with me.
09:00Yes, I was a reporter for HUB in April.
09:03I was with Hinamichi-san for the first time.
09:09If it was a horror movie, it would have been at 11 o'clock.
09:15I'm sure the listeners were scared, too.
09:17If you turned on the radio at that time...
09:20Yes, at that time.
09:21It was like a horror movie.
09:23I had a scary feeling.
09:27And you called me to say good night.
09:30Yes.
09:31I said, I'm sorry, but I don't have a voice.
09:36And you said, I'm sorry, but I don't have a voice.
09:40That's a lot of work.
09:42You're not just a radio reporter.
09:46You also have a job as a talent.
09:49You're busy, so you have a lot of work to do.
09:54I have a lot of work.
09:56The last thing I have to do is a ringer in a martial arts ring.
10:00That's a lot of work.
10:01It's a lot of work.
10:03That's a lot of work.
10:04How was your throat after that?
10:08I had a throat operation in October.
10:13Really?
10:14This husky voice has polyps.
10:16I see.
10:17I had a surgery to remove them.
10:20I think my voice is a little better now.
10:25I thought it was still a husky voice, but I'll leave that to you.
10:30It's beautiful.
10:31It's different from before.
10:33It's better than before.
10:39TAKASHI MIZUGUCHI
10:44You're doing a lot of work around the prefecture.
10:49How do you decide where to interview?
10:53We go to places where people ask us to come and interview.
10:59We look for content ourselves.
11:01I see.
11:02Isn't it hard to find content?
11:04But it's fun.
11:07It's exciting.
11:09What kind of content do you choose?
11:13Is there a genre you're good at?
11:18Or is there a radio show you find interesting?
11:23How do you choose?
11:24What are you good at, HINAMI?
11:26I'm good at practical things.
11:30I'm very curious about my body.
11:35You can imagine it.
11:36Climbing a mountain, skiing, etc.
11:38I do a lot of things.
11:41People often ask me why I do a radio show.
11:44That's right.
11:46I do a lot of things like that.
11:49It's fun to do a radio show.
11:53I do it because I have a mission to convey the message.
11:57That's right.
11:58I also had experience with a radio car.
12:02It was about three months after I joined the company.
12:06I was kicked by a black belt in karate.
12:12What?
12:14That's terrible.
12:15I was told that I could only scream.
12:18I did bad things to my body.
12:20I was able to sympathize with it.
12:24You can tell everything by your scream.
12:27That's right.
12:28You can tell what's going on.
12:32I often look at people.
12:35For example, when I look at people feeding pigeons in the park,
12:41I wonder why they are feeding them.
12:45I wonder why they are doing that.
12:49I want to ask them that.
12:51I always ask them,
12:53What are you doing?
12:54Are you free this day?
12:57You can ask them to come out on a different day.
13:02That's interesting.
13:03I also go to town interviews on the same day.
13:07I go to the park and talk to a lot of people.
13:14That's great.
13:15There are a lot of old men who play gateball.
13:20They talk to me a lot.
13:22It's so interesting that I can only find it on that day.
13:26It's really interesting.
13:28That's great.
13:29You are collecting information while putting up antennas.
13:35The next KAMIKAI is a story about how you brought it in.
13:40Let's start with HINAMIN.
13:43Okay.
13:44I told you about the KAMIKAI where I couldn't speak.
13:49Next, I prepared my throat.
13:52I prepared my throat and delivered it.
13:55Can't you hear my voice?
13:58What's going on?
13:59Let's listen to this story.
14:07This time, we are in GUSHIKAWA, URUMASHI.
14:12We are in a pigsty in IKEMIYAGI.
14:16I heard a lot.
14:17This is a pigsty in IKEMIYAGI.
14:20That's good.
14:21I can hear you.
14:23I'm fine.
14:24I'm here in a pigsty.
14:26I will talk to Mr. IKEMIYAGI, a pig farmer.
14:30Mr. IKEMIYAGI, nice to meet you.
14:32Nice to meet you, too.
14:34Nice to meet you.
14:35Mr. IKEMIYAGI, what kind of pigs are you raising?
14:42We are producing UMI-BUTA, a brand of URUMASHI.
14:51Speaking of URUMASHI, it's UMI-BUTA, a brand of URUMA.
14:57Mr. IKEMIYAGI has been raising pigs for 39 years.
15:05I heard that you can read the emotions and feelings of a pig by its cry.
15:11That's right.
15:12Let's verify it.
15:15I've been with him for almost 40 years.
15:17Let's listen to the cry of this pig in front of us.
15:22This is the cry of a curious man who has been asking who you are.
15:30This is the cry of a curious man who has been asking who you are.
15:32I see.
15:34He's been looking at me and asking who I am.
15:39That's right.
15:40He's been asking who I am.
15:43I've been listening to you for a long time.
15:47Do you have a big one in the back?
15:50I don't have a big one, but I have one.
15:53Mr. IKEMIYAGI, I heard that this pig's cry is very loud.
16:01That's right.
16:02When it's time to feed the pig, the pig's cry is very loud.
16:06I want the pig to feed the pig as soon as possible, so I cry very loudly.
16:11It's time to feed the pig, so the pig is very hungry.
16:15I want to hear the pig's cry.
16:19Can I ask the pig to feed the pig?
16:21It's time to feed the pig.
16:23Mr. IKEMIYAGI, please.
16:27Yes.
16:30If we hear the pig's cry, we may make a mistake.
16:34That's great.
16:37Wow.
16:39Mr. IKEMIYAGI, are you being attacked?
16:42That's great.
16:46It looks like a dinosaur.
16:49That's great.
16:51It's a big one.
16:52It looks like a dinosaur in the back.
17:00Wait a minute.
17:01What kind of program is this?
17:03Is this a program that allows us to hear the pig's cry?
17:07No one is talking.
17:09It's just the sound of the pig's cry.
17:13That's right. I cried too much.
17:16You cried too much.
17:17I cried too much.
17:20Mr. IKEMIYAGI, what should we do?
17:22I can't hear the monitor at all.
17:24I can't hear the monitor.
17:26I can't hear the monitor, but I can hear Mr. HINAMI's voice.
17:29Mr. IKEMIYAGI, where are you going?
17:31Let's go for a walk.
17:33Let's go for a walk quietly.
17:34Mr. IKEMIYAGI, wait a minute. Where are you going?
17:37Don't leave me alone.
17:38Wait, I'm going to cry.
17:42I'm scared.
17:47Mr. IKEMIYAGI is eating the pig.
17:49Wait a minute.
17:51I can't hear the monitor at all.
17:54Mr. IKEMIYAGI.
17:55I can't hear the monitor.
17:58I don't know where Mr. IKEMIYAGI is going.
18:02Mr. IKEMIYAGI.
18:06I'm back.
18:08I worked so hard until I was 100 years old.
18:15At least HINAMI can talk.
18:18Let's take a video.
18:20The radio is amazing.
18:23I've never heard such a radio before.
18:26What is this?
18:28I don't forget June 3rd.
18:32June 3rd will be a pig anniversary.
18:36What is this program?
18:38It's like the beginning of SENTO CHIHIRO NO KAMI KAKUSHI.
18:43I'm back.
18:45I'm still doing it.
18:48Mr. IKEMIYAGI, are you okay?
18:51What is HINAMI doing?
19:02I was able to escape from the pig hut.
19:05I'm back.
19:06Welcome back.
19:08There is a curse of pigs.
19:11I've been to a pig hut several times.
19:16I've never been to a pig hut for so long.
19:18When I was on the radio, I smelled a pig.
19:24It smells a lot.
19:26The smell of the pig is amazing this time.
19:30The pig is not me.
19:32The pig is angry.
19:35Your report is always a place with a lot of mosquitoes.
19:39You only go to a smelly place.
19:41You are angry and preach.
19:43I always hear that I only go to a difficult place.
19:47I always do my best.
19:51It's a good thing.
19:53It's something only I can do.
19:55It smells like a curse.
19:58Until I came to the studio.
20:00Fabriz sand.
20:03Plus my own perfume.
20:07I did it.
20:08But it really smells.
20:11Does it smell?
20:13I don't smell at all.
20:16I only smell good when I come in.
20:18Really? That's good.
20:20Is it a perfume for YUME?
20:23Is it a cooking show?
20:26I thought it was a good smell of food.
20:29The smell of the pig really soaks into the fibers of my clothes.
20:33Doesn't it stay in your nose?
20:35It also remains in the mucous membrane.
20:39It's bad for my hair, too.
20:41Oh, shit.
20:43Did you have your hair down during the report?
20:46I wore a protective suit.
20:48You can wear it.
20:51Even if I wear a protective suit,
20:53The smell of the suit is still there.
20:56It's all over my hair, my hat, my clothes.
20:59Fabriz sand, perfume sand,
21:02The smell is still there.
21:04I want to change my clothes.
21:06I didn't have time, so I came back.
21:09It's my first time.
21:10It's the first time I've ever had this much smell on my hair.
21:13You've been sterilizing your hair for the first time, right?
21:16Yes.
21:17I sterilized 99% of my hair.
21:19I wiped my hair.
21:21It's the first time I've heard of it.
21:23I wiped my hair with a protective suit.
21:25How is it? Is it effective?
21:27No, not at all.
21:28It smells all the time.
21:30You're worried about not damaging your hair.
21:32It's true.
21:33The report this time was amazing.
21:35It's really a voice-hiding report.
21:37I can't hear my voice from the radio.
21:40And the smell.
21:42But it's definitely going to change your hair, right?
21:45I hope so.
21:46It's funny.
21:48It's like a radio show.
21:50It's like a broadcast.
21:52It's real.
21:57It was amazing.
21:59It was like a god's meeting.
22:01It was like a god's meeting.
22:03When I heard it again, I thought it was a great report.
22:07This is exactly what a radio report should be.
22:12You have to deal with a lot of things on the spot.
22:16What happened to Mr. Ikemiyagi?
22:18Mr. Ikemiyagi, who fed me,
22:21went somewhere far away to clean up the food.
22:24He left me behind.
22:25He went to clean up?
22:27He usually says,
22:29I'll be right back.
22:30He didn't say a word.
22:32I asked him where he was going, but he didn't look back.
22:35He didn't come back for a long time.
22:38I was worried.
22:39I heard a pig cry on the monitor.
22:41That's amazing.
22:42I couldn't hear it.
22:43I couldn't pick up the voice of the studio.
22:46Even if I talk, I don't know if I can hear it.
22:49The driver, Mr. Maja, was there with me.
22:53Mr. Maja said,
22:56No, I can't.
22:58I can't hear you.
23:00I can't hear you.
23:01I can't hear you.
23:02I can't hear the studio.
23:03It's over.
23:04It's over.
23:05It's over.
23:06It's over.
23:07It's over.
23:08Originally, the plan was to
23:10At this time,
23:12Mr. Ikemiyagi came.
23:15It was decided.
23:17I made up my mind.
23:19We had a meeting.
23:20It didn't go as planned.
23:23If you put the pig's cry into words,
23:26It's going to be like that.
23:28Pow!
23:29That's right.
23:30I was surprised.
23:33I was surprised.
23:35After this, there was a recording of Nippon Nippon.
23:38It was a pair at that time.
23:39I was worried if he would come.
23:41I don't know if he's alive.
23:43I don't know if he's alive.
23:46After that report was over,
23:49There was a call from RBC.
23:52From the listener.
23:54Is Hinamin alive?
23:56I was so worried.
23:59I got a call three days later.
24:02I don't know what happened three days later.
24:04No one explained it to me.
24:06I'm on the phone.
24:08Are you alive?
24:10That's the kind of harsh place.
24:13I think I understand the characteristics of Hinamin.
24:17It's interesting.
24:18From next week,
24:20And elegant Yumi.
24:23I'd like to support you.
24:28Please look forward to next week.
24:30That's it for this week.
24:31Goodbye.
24:34Next week's Radio Kamikai.
24:36Talk on TV.
24:37I'm going back.
24:38Do you count?
24:39Count.
24:40Wait a minute.
24:42What's going on?
24:43Wait a minute.
24:44I'm going.
24:45I climbed to the top.
24:46I climbed.
24:47Five seconds ago.
24:48Five, four, three, two, one.
24:52Go ahead.
24:58Look forward to it.
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