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00:00In June of the same year
00:03Do you remember?
00:05Chuck Wilson
00:07Osman Sankho
00:09Dave Spector
00:11And Kent Delicato
00:14The era when foreign talents took over the world of tea
00:18In the 1980s, when TV was at the heart of the media
00:22Foreign talents made the Browns shine as top stars
00:27There were no days when they weren't seen
00:29They were featured in various programs
00:33At that time, when foreigners were still far away
00:37What did they want to do in the entertainment industry?
00:46Tonight's event is a run-through of foreign talents
00:50Now, the door to space opens
00:57Behind the Scenes of That Movement
01:04The first is Dave Spector, a multi-talented talent
01:15The second is Daniel Carl, a popular American who speaks fluent Japanese
01:21Nice to meet you
01:24The third is Panchetta Girolamo, who is known for being a bit of a troublemaker
01:29Nice to meet you
01:33As a guest, we will have Anthony, a mixed-race entertainer
01:41Anthony, if someone asks you what race you are
01:45It's easy, I'm a mixed-race
01:48But you are Japanese
01:51Yes, I'm Japanese
01:53I'm mixed-race, but my nationality is Japanese
01:56I was born and raised in Japan
01:58I'm from Itabashi, Tokyo
02:00So, if you think you are a foreign talent, there are a lot of problems
02:06Yes, that's right
02:08The problem is that there are a lot of foreign talents doing weird things
02:11That's why you are attracted to them
02:14Today, we have Kazu here, but there are four of us
02:20It's hard for four of us to work together
02:23I don't know how to work together
02:26Everyone is a good person, but we don't get along
02:31There are some problems
02:34But Anthony...
02:36I'm Anthony
02:38I'm not Inoki
02:39When I go to a sushi restaurant, Itamai-san looks at my face and says,
02:43California roll
02:45That's the best
02:47My family runs a sushi restaurant
02:49I'm good at sushi, but when Itamai-san says, California roll
02:54You get a lot of requests like that
02:57Yes, because of these people
02:59I have to create a situation like that
03:02Also, everyone is bright
03:07This is the stereotype of foreigners that Japanese people think
03:14I'm not that bright
03:19But when I see the script, I'm like,
03:22Please give me a bright greeting like a foreigner
03:25After I became a comedian, I started to say what's up
03:29You have to say it
03:32Foreigner talent that has become commonplace
03:37Let's look back on the history
03:40First, in the 1970s, Anton Vicky
03:44Zoom Yasai, One Point Academy
03:47This is not our generation
03:49It's not our generation
03:50It's a nostalgic image
03:52Vicky is still alive
03:54Vicky
03:55I met her four or five years ago
04:00She sometimes appears on the end of the year program
04:04I've never actually seen this corner
04:08Speaking of foreign talent, is it Vicky?
04:11Before that, there was a legendary person named Roy James
04:16And Edith Hanson
04:19And E.H. Ehrich
04:22There are so many
04:24But that was a long time ago
04:27I think Vicky started the boom of foreigners
04:32Zoom Yasai, Tokumitsu
04:35I did it every morning
04:37Live broadcast
04:38It's a corner where you talk to people going to town in English
04:41Everyone ran away
04:43Because they were not confident in English conversation
04:45They hid behind pillars
04:47There were various happenings
04:49Elementary school students go to school after watching the program
04:54When they arrived at school, they imitated him
04:57Vicky's imitation
04:58At the beginning of the program, he said,
05:00Good morning
05:02He taught me one point of English
05:05At the end of the program, he came out and said,
05:07Have a nice day
05:10That was a big boom
05:12He also published a lot of books
05:15He is Sri Lankan
05:17It's a little rare
05:19He is not American
05:21His pronunciation was very polite
05:23Sri Lankan is Indian English, so it's British style
05:26It's British style, but it's very elegant
05:31You two have a low-class English image
05:34You try to be funny
05:37Was Vicky originally a talent?
05:40He was a teacher
05:42That was a coincidence
05:44One of Vicky's teaching language
05:47After that, it became my teaching language
05:50He was a lawyer
05:52He was taught English by Vicky since he was young
05:56After that, he became the president of Yamagata
05:59That's amazing
06:01He wanted to study English when he was in Yamagata
06:05I was the president of Yamagata
06:08He came to Yamagata and asked me to teach English
06:11Vicky's son became a doctor
06:15He is very good
06:17His father was very passionate about education
06:20If you are in the media and teach English to people
06:25You can't help but teach English to your own children
06:30You can't just relax
06:32I met him three years ago
06:34He lived in front of my house for a year
06:37The community is very small
06:39He was a very kind person
06:42He was a wedding bridal
06:47He is still active
06:49The popular part of ZOOM in Asa started in 1979
06:54The history of foreign talent started with Vicky's one-point English conversation
07:01In the 1980s, many people started to be active
07:07How did it start?
07:10There were two reasons
07:12First, it started with Golden
07:14How much is the whole world?
07:16Was it a TV program of a rich family?
07:18Yes
07:19One of the foreigners was Chuck Wilson
07:24The reason I started was
07:27I thought it was good to laugh
07:29It was a parody of a quiz show at night
07:34There was a program called I see the world
07:37It was a parody of a quiz show called I see the world
07:42It was a parody of a quiz show called I see the world
07:47It was a parody of a quiz show called I see the world
07:52So there were many foreigners in other programs
07:56Yes
07:58That was the start
08:00Later, many foreigners started to be invited to information programs and wide shows
08:07Were there many people from Itomo?
08:10Osuman Sankon
08:12Sankon
08:14And Kent Delica
08:18I'm ashamed
08:19I'm not good at American geography
08:21When Osuman Sankon appeared in Warate Itomo
08:24He was from Guinea
08:26I had never heard of Guinea
08:29I went to his house and found out that there was such a country
08:33He was the first Guinean who came to Japan
08:36So it may not be rare for foreigners now
08:40There were many discoveries that there were foreigners from such a country
08:46Dave is also from Itomo
08:48Yes
08:49What made you appear?
08:51Was it like an audition?
08:52We had a lot of auditions when we appeared
08:55There were introductions
08:57There were other foreigners
09:00I was like, I'm not kidding, me too
09:03You wanted to appear
09:05You can appear because you can go
09:07Daniel is from Los Angeles
09:10Both Kento Gilbert and Kento Delica are Yutas
09:15It's a pretty rural area
09:18It's a pretty foresty place
09:20It's a beautiful place
09:22There are 50 states in the U.S.
09:24I wondered why there were two foreigners
09:27Why two foreigners?
09:30It would be nice if there were only one
09:32I thought there would be no two
09:34It's a completely different culture in the U.S.
09:37So producer Yokuzawa
09:40He was a famous person
09:42He introduced me
09:44How did he introduce you?
09:46Dave is from the TV station over there
09:49We had a common acquaintance
09:51We were like, let's try it out
09:54Like a trial
09:57He told me to come next week
10:00It's been 3 years
10:02Dave is a producer
10:05I was over there
10:08How long did it take for you to come to Japan?
10:13Did you go when you first appeared?
10:15No, I first appeared
10:17I sent materials from Japan
10:21I was doing interviews
10:24I also did other TV programs
10:28I didn't stay in Japan for 4 years
10:33I went and came
10:35After 4 years
10:37I thought it was more interesting
10:39I had read a lot
10:41At that time, there were still live TV in the morning
10:44It was the time when TV was the most popular
10:49There was no compliance
10:53There was no compliance?
10:55There was, but maybe
10:57It was loose
10:59It was loose
11:00There was nothing
11:02It was fun
11:04You came when it was a bubble
11:06You worked in the U.S.
11:08Was the money better in Japan when it was a bubble?
11:12It's personal information
11:14You don't talk about money
11:16You don't talk about money
11:18I don't want to brag
11:22I was the only Japanese TV program
11:25I put it on American and British TV
11:29Because there was no YouTube
11:32There was no way to watch
11:34Now you can watch Japanese TV in various forms
11:37At that time, no one was watching
11:39I started ABC
11:41Various programs
11:43Variety of Japan
11:45Energetic TV
11:47I put out a variety of things
11:49No one was watching
11:51Prank
11:53Early bazooka
11:55Terry's
11:57I've been doing that all the time
11:59I was surprised
12:01I was surprised
12:03The image of Japan is a salaryman
12:05Serious
12:07I didn't think it was a joke
12:09As a culture shock issue
12:11I received a lot
12:13The concept of Japanese TV programs
12:15On the contrary, it's very popular over there
12:17Iron man of cooking
12:19I'm doing various things
12:21Quiz
12:23It's selling well
12:25Recently, there are many good ideas from Japan
12:27I'm introducing it over there
12:29That's why I'm making a lot of money
12:31But now
12:33I don't need to introduce Japanese things
12:35I don't need to introduce
12:37You can watch it now
12:39Japanese TV
12:41All channels
12:43Even if you go abroad
12:45There is such a system
12:47I don't have that role anymore
12:49The part that was exported
12:51The fossil is gone
12:53A little personal information
12:55I can't answer about money
12:57The whole world
12:59From laughing friends
13:01Foreign talent
13:0380's
13:05At that time
13:07What was your role in the program?
13:11At that time in the 80's
13:13About Japan
13:15I was asked
13:17What surprised me
13:19I almost decided
13:21For example, how about natto?
13:23I like natto
13:25I'm disappointed
13:27I'm not good at natto
13:29Can you hear that?
13:31That's all
13:33For example, how does Japan look with blue eyes?
13:35Of course it will be blue
13:37That kind of story
13:39I see
13:41But now
13:43As you can see in the evening news
13:45There are many inbound stores
13:47It's the same no matter what you come to do
13:49Ordinary foreigners
13:51I'm coming without a break
13:53I don't need to ask us anymore
13:55There is no need
13:57Rather, there are fresh stores
13:59It's inside
14:01The bowl is not coming around
14:03So it has changed a lot
14:05Shibuya
14:07Ginza
14:09It's too amazing
14:11It's not like Japan
14:13I'm a little happy
14:15I stand out
14:17In the city
14:19It's amazing
14:21There are many people
14:23But in the city of Shibuya
14:25There are too many people like me
14:27I'm confused
14:29I'm a little grateful for the current situation
14:31I'm saved by Eiyasu
14:33I'm saved by Eiyasu
14:35It just looks like an inbound
14:37That's right
14:39I can talk to you
14:41It's not just inbound
14:43I've come to the local area
14:45I see
14:47A long time ago, I was walking in the town of Yamagata
14:49Everyone was looking at me
14:51Now
14:53When I came to Japan
14:55It was the same in Osaka
14:57I wanted to take a picture on the street
14:59It's not a dream
15:01There was a time when foreigners took pictures
15:03I used to walk
15:05When I saw myself in front of the mirror
15:07I thought I was a foreigner
15:09You used to say that
15:11I used to say
15:13Really
15:15Yoshimoto's teacher
15:17I used to do the same thing
15:21Before globalization
15:23I wasn't used to it
15:27I'm going to the Kansai area
15:29I've collected a lot of things
15:31Daniel Carl
15:33As an American who speaks Yamagata
15:35He became popular
15:37Why did you speak Yamagata at that time?
15:39Why did you speak Yamagata at that time?
15:41Why did you speak Yamagata at that time?
15:43Why did you speak Yamagata at that time?
15:45When we first met
15:47I thought you were an interesting person
15:49I thought you were an interesting person
15:51I was originally interested in Japan
15:53It was a dance group
15:57I'm watching Bruce Lee's movie
15:59When I was in middle school
16:01I wanted to burn in to the Dragon
16:03I wanted to burn in to the Dragon
16:05I had a friend
16:07He's Korean
16:09Japanese American
16:11I was the only white person
16:13I was the only white person
16:15I was doing it
16:17I got interested in Asia
16:19I got interested in it.
16:21When I grew up, I realized that karate was a part of Japan,
16:24so I really wanted to come to Japan.
16:26The first time I came to Japan was when I lived in Kansai for a year and a half.
16:30I first learned Kansai dialect,
16:32and then I spent half a year on Sadoka Island.
16:35What do you mean you spent half a year?
16:37It's not like you went on a vacation.
16:39And then I happened to come to Yamagata.
16:41So you don't have a lot of Japanese in your standard language?
16:45No, it's because I studied it.
16:48I've been in Yamagata for a long time,
16:50so I'm starting to speak Yamagata dialect,
16:52but my wife is from Yamagata,
16:54and I was born in Yamagata,
16:56so I have 50,000 friends.
16:59After that, Daniel became the first foreign English teacher in Yamagata.
17:07Why did he decide to become a talent?
17:12Do you remember what kind of program it was?
17:15At first, it was a live broadcast on TBS.
17:20It was a program where 30 foreigners were gathered.
17:25It was a rough program!
17:27Rough!
17:29It was a story about gathering 30 people and covering it.
17:33I helped gather those 30 people,
17:37but there were reporters who could only speak Japanese,
17:41and there were a lot of foreigners who couldn't speak Japanese.
17:45So I was in trouble.
17:47I was wondering what kind of program it was,
17:49so I thought I'd translate it.
17:52I listened to it in English and translated it into Yamagata dialect,
17:55and I went and came back.
17:57There were a lot of guests.
17:59When the program aired,
18:01the host was Mr. Shiro Ito.
18:04He said,
18:06there are interesting foreigners.
18:09That's how I made my debut.
18:11After that, it was a quiz show.
18:13It was a quiz show between a foreign team and a Japanese team.
18:18It was on TV Tokyo.
18:20I did a lot of things.
18:22Dave and I, in terms of industry,
18:24or in terms of career,
18:26Dave is more of a commentator.
18:28I was doing that,
18:31but I was more of a reporter.
18:34When I went to the countryside,
18:36I thought there were a lot of variety shows.
18:40I did a lot of things with celebrities.
18:44But I did a lot of things with ordinary people.
18:50I saw a lot of pictures of Daniel being too quiet,
18:52and people asking him,
18:54what are you talking about?
18:56In the 1980s, when foreign talent increased rapidly,
18:59they were popular for their rarity and fun.
19:05In the 1990s,
19:07foreign talent with a new context
19:10began to dominate the TV.
19:15When foreign talent appeared,
19:19they were teased a lot at school.
19:21I'm sorry to bother you.
19:23I've never been teased by Mr. Jiro.
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22:00At 9 p.m. on Friday.
22:02In the 1980s,
22:04when foreign talent increased rapidly,
22:06they established a position
22:08on TV as funny people.
22:11However, in the 1990s,
22:14a new category of foreign talent
22:16was born one after another
22:18from a certain program.
22:21That program was
22:23the program that started in 1998.
22:25This is weird, Japanese.
22:30What did the TV want
22:32from the new foreign talent?
22:37This is weird, Japanese.
22:38This is quite...
22:40The taste was different, wasn't it?
22:42I heard a rare story from a Japanese person.
22:44It was a Japanese person from a foreign person.
22:46The spectrum has changed, hasn't it?
22:48This was a very innovative program.
22:51It was very witty,
22:53the tempo was fast,
22:55and the choice of theme was good.
22:57There were a lot of people who came.
23:00About 50 people.
23:02It was amazing.
23:04I also appeared sometimes.
23:06There was a Japanese guest.
23:09The main theme was
23:11a foreign person sitting down.
23:13I made it a comedy.
23:16It was not a soft story.
23:20It was a sensitive story.
23:22There was a story that
23:24his daughter was bullied.
23:26It was a comedy,
23:28not only for Americans,
23:30but also for Europeans and Asians.
23:32It was a very popular program.
23:34Was that from the Inagawa Men's Office?
23:36There were a lot of people,
23:38but it wasn't just that.
23:40It was a change of times.
23:42There was a bubble,
23:44and Japan's economy was weak.
23:46When everyone was dissatisfied,
23:48it was difficult to say that dissatisfaction,
23:51but I felt like I wanted someone to say it.
23:56At that time,
23:58there were a lot of programs
24:00where foreigners said something to Japanese people,
24:02and there were a lot of programs
24:04where foreigners said something to Japanese people.
24:06There were a lot of programs
24:08where foreigners fought,
24:10and there were a lot of programs
24:12where foreigners heated up.
24:14That was one of the aims.
24:16Now, TV production
24:18doesn't want to do that.
24:20That's right.
24:22It's because they're foreigners
24:24that they can get excited
24:26and heat up.
24:28It was recorded until they fought.
24:30When I think about it now,
24:32even if they get really emotional,
24:34they don't get angry.
24:36I thought everyone was really smart.
24:38I thought everyone was really smart.
24:40I thought everyone was really smart.
24:42Even though they're foreigners,
24:44they don't use the F-word.
24:46Even though they're foreigners,
24:48they fight in Japanese.
24:50Even in Japan,
24:52it's not a prohibited language.
24:54It's just a face.
24:56You've seen it, haven't you?
24:58I've seen it a lot.
25:00I've seen it, and the next day
25:02when I go to school,
25:04they make fun of me.
25:06I'm like, who is this?
25:08So, when I have a foreign talent,
25:10I get teased a lot at school.
25:12I remember that a lot.
25:14I'm sorry for causing trouble.
25:16I haven't been teased by Jiro-Ram.
25:18What made you come to Japan?
25:20My father's friend went to
25:22an architecture university.
25:24My father's friend went to
25:26an architecture university.
25:28I had to publish a book about Japanese architecture.
25:32I couldn't find the material in Italy, so I looked it up online.
25:37So I went to Osaka.
25:39I went to Osaka and did a lot of research.
25:45Then I returned to Italy and met Kanae and came here.
25:51The reason I appeared on TV was because I was studying Italian.
25:56NHK.
25:58While I was studying Italian, I was a reporter and did a lot of shows.
26:03I also did a sports program when I went to Italy.
26:06It was a Fuji TV program.
26:09It wasn't a sports commentator, it was a gossip.
26:13It was a gossip about soccer players.
26:16Gossip from the entrance?
26:19But if it was a conversation, I did a lot of things like this is a penne.
26:24Italian gossip?
26:26His debut was in a language course at NHK.
26:29After that, he became a multi-talented model.
26:33In a magazine called LEON, which he created the phrase,
26:37CHOIWARU, he was a model himself.
26:39He has been on the cover of the magazine since it opened.
26:43He is a male model who has been on the cover of fashion magazines in a row.
26:48He is also recognized as a Guinness World Record.
26:52How did he get this position?
26:56Why did you talk to LEON?
26:59Originally, when I was on TV, I was using a stylist.
27:03I was mixing clothes in my own sense.
27:06It was a hot topic in the fashion industry.
27:09I was doing tie-ups and advertising for different magazines.
27:14I was asked, how about this magazine for a year?
27:18At first, I refused.
27:20Because if I did that magazine, I couldn't do other magazines.
27:23It's already strategic.
27:25So I joined the magazine.
27:27It's not just about going out, it's about making it together.
27:30So I'm already in the practice.
27:32At first, there was a great boom.
27:35CHOIWARU boom?
27:37Yes, that's right.
27:39It's a place where you can laugh.
27:41There was a corner.
27:43That's right.
27:44I was in a drama.
27:46It was a great boom.
27:48I did a lot of advertising.
27:50CHOIWARU is a very popular character.
27:54How do you respond to that?
27:56Do you have to make it?
27:58Originally, it was in my heart.
28:00I see.
28:02I've seen JIRORAMO in Azabujuban several times with a woman.
28:08It's really CHOIWARU.
28:11There is a train in Azabujuban now.
28:14When there was no train,
28:16Ishida Juichi and I were very close.
28:20Did you close it with two people?
28:23But you don't have a problem with that image, do you?
28:27I don't have a problem.
28:29I say a little magazine too much.
28:31The meaning of CHOIWARU is not bad.
28:37If you get older, you have to challenge yourself.
28:41Try on new clothes.
28:45Try a different hairstyle.
28:47If you do a new challenge, you can still be popular.
28:51That's what it means.
28:53But CHOIWARU is taken in a different way.
28:55You have to do bad things.
28:57I was doing it alone.
28:59I was really surprised once.
29:01This is also JIRORAMO.
29:03JIRORAMO, me and KAIA.
29:05There was a time when the three of us were recording.
29:07It looks very interesting.
29:09In the dressing room, the three of us lined up for about an hour and a half.
29:13There was a waiting time.
29:15JIRORAMO and KAIA talked for an hour and a half.
29:19They talked so much.
29:21It was just after COVID-19.
29:24I've been patient all the time.
29:28I don't know in the end.
29:30After talking for an hour and a half,
29:32JIRORAMO said to me,
29:34I have to cheer up.
29:36He gave me Makka.
29:38I have to drink this much.
29:40JIRORAMO was outside KAIA.
29:42You're good at saying good things.
29:44When did you come up with it?
29:46I thought you were quiet.
29:48It's so interesting.
29:50If you come up with it, don't shut up.
29:52Entering the 90s,
29:54Foreign talent who has become active in various fields such as fashion, gravure, and music.
30:00Foreign talent who has become active in various fields such as fashion, gravure, and music.
30:02Foreign talent who has become active in various fields such as fashion, gravure, and music.
30:04The episodes that can be asked for are also escalating.
30:06When I played badminton for the first time,
30:08the head coach of the opponent team avoided KAIA too much,
30:10the head coach of the opponent team avoided KAIA too much,
30:12and the ref fell into the river.
30:14This is true.
30:16If you don't say that, you can't beat the real thing.
30:18This episode is too strong.
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32:42In the 90s,
32:44Foreign talent who jumped out of TV, fashion, magazine, music, etc.,
32:48Foreign talent who jumped out of TV, fashion, magazine, music, etc.,
32:53What is the consciousness of rival?
32:56I think there are a lot of foreign talent
33:00Is there a case that you think your rival is amazing?
33:06I don't think there is a genre that everyone is wearing
33:09I don't think so
33:11It may be the other way around
33:13I think so
33:16I think there are some people who are competing with foreigners
33:22In Japan, plus alpha is already strong
33:26There is a dialect
33:28I have a strong image of that
33:30Dave is also a producer and a commentator
33:32Jerome is also a foreigner plus skebet
33:36Very strong
33:38I can't get in
33:40But isn't he the only singer in Los Angeles?
33:42Italian
33:44Mr. Nidetoro
33:46I've been on NHK with him many times
33:49He is a very good person
33:51He was amazing in that era
33:54Can I say one person I like in that era?
33:58Mr. Kamiu Senin
34:00With Mr. Senin
34:02I went to a hot spring program
34:04I went to eat ramen
34:06I'm doing a lot of programs
34:08He makes the staff happy
34:12He is a person who has been in the entertainment industry
34:15He understands everyone's hard work
34:18He is a talent
34:20He makes it exciting
34:22Speaking of Mr. Senin
34:24He was on the corner of the TV program
34:28Mr. Bobby also appeared
34:31Bobby Orogon's style of performance is very unique
34:34He doesn't have much
34:36His way of speaking
34:38But Mr. Anest is also a skebet
34:41Is that so?
34:43He is more of a skebet than I am
34:45He is the most skebet
34:49Mr. Anthony
34:51You are often compared to foreign talents
34:53I'm often compared
34:55But I'm a little different
34:57I'm different
34:59For example, Jason
35:01When he came out
35:03He was a very interesting guy
35:05I'm the same entertainer
35:07I'm the same entertainer
35:09I'm the same half
35:11I'm the same entertainer
35:13I thought this was the case
35:15At the entrance ceremony of NEC
35:17I thought there would be no other half
35:19I thought there would be no other half
35:21It was in slow motion
35:23The moment I met two people
35:25I thought there was a guy like this
35:27I'm often compared
35:31Mr. Anthony and Mr. Yukio
35:33I'm really just a lie
35:35It's not like that
35:37When I first played baseball
35:39When I played bat box
35:41The head coach of the opponent's team
35:43The left was too low
35:45It's true
35:47It was like a bamboo leaf
35:49Yukio-chan's first soccer game
35:51I was scared
35:53I finally got the ball
35:55When I tried to kick it
35:57There were already three people
35:59My favorite lie
36:01When I blew the recorder in Kusamura
36:03A snake came
36:06It's really a lie
36:08When I was looking at the camel at the zoo
36:10There was a camel and an eye
36:12I went to the drinking place
36:14I drank a lot of water
36:16I saw Yukio-chan's face
36:18I was preparing for a long trip
36:20If you don't say that
36:22You can't win
36:24The real story is too strong
36:26Bobby-san
36:28I went to the camera together
36:30I went to the hedgehog cafe
36:32From the bottom of my heart
36:34I ate it a long time ago, but it was delicious
36:36I want to eat
36:38I was about to cry
36:40The difference in culture
36:42You can't win the real local story
36:44Foreign talent who fight against the difference in culture
36:46How to make a TV show
36:48Is there a difference between Japan and abroad?
36:50There are many cast members
36:52In one program
36:54Of course
36:56American Saturday Night Show
36:58It's a man-to-man
37:00It's a man-to-man
37:02American Saturday Night Show
37:04It's a man-to-man
37:06If it's a Japanese show
37:08Everyone speaks in order
37:10If it's an Italian show
37:12Everyone has to speak in a loud voice
37:14It's worth speaking in a loud voice
37:16The MC doesn't pass
37:18Stop it
37:20Shut up
37:22The judge
37:24It's funny
37:26The difference between comedians and American comedians
37:28It's often said
37:30Including the announcer
37:32The number of times to appear in Japan is overwhelmingly large
37:34Kazu-san
37:36He appeared a lot
37:38Then
37:40Very good
37:42There are many opportunities
37:44In Japan, how many regular shows?
37:46It's a lot of 5 or 6
37:48It's funny
37:50There is only one
37:52People who watch it every day
37:54No regular show
37:56In the case of America
37:58Like Oprah Winfrey,
38:02people who become a signboard take a picture and rest for a while.
38:06I feel that the value of talent is very wide.
38:10They even have the right to own the program.
38:12So there are a lot of people like Tetsuko Kuranagi.
38:16If you hit one program, you really have a lot of money.
38:18That's right. You can live with that for the rest of your life.
38:22Is there a difference between Japanese TV and foreign TV?
38:25Because I'm a reporter,
38:27the biggest difference for me is that
38:30when I interview Americans,
38:33they talk about everything.
38:37When I interview Japanese people,
38:40they are reluctant to talk about it.
38:42They hide their faces.
38:46They are very reluctant.
38:48So I have to do a lot of things
38:50before I can get them to talk about it.
38:52I don't know if it's just me,
38:54but when I interview Americans,
38:56I don't think there are many people who say,
38:58I don't want to put on makeup now.
39:00Also, American TV is sold as a product.
39:04On the other hand, in Japan,
39:06there are a lot of songs to play on that day.
39:09It's a little messy,
39:11but it's impromptu.
39:13I do a lot of things, so it's fun.
39:16So I can't say which is better.
39:18I think American TV has a high degree of perfection,
39:22but on the other hand,
39:24Japanese TV is much more interesting.
39:28What is Italian TV like?
39:30Italian TV has a lot of similar programs.
39:33As I said,
39:35I watch interesting programs
39:37and use them as a hint.
39:39I've been to Italy many times,
39:43and the crew is Italian.
39:46The director and producer are all Japanese.
39:49When we shoot outside,
39:52the Japanese team says,
39:54let's shoot until it's bright.
39:57The Italians say,
39:59let's shoot until it's bright,
40:01without a break.
40:03The Italians have a big fight.
40:06The Italian crew has to stop for lunch.
40:10I see.
40:12We shoot for about three hours.
40:16Some people go home.
40:18That's a cultural difference.
40:20I see.
40:21When we make TV,
40:23the production company is involved,
40:26but the foreign team is stronger.
40:30So we have to follow the rules
40:33from lunch to dinner.
40:35Before it gets dark,
40:37we have to finish shooting,
40:39and we have to negotiate.
40:42In the Japanese TV industry,
40:44there's no such thing as overtime.
40:47It's very strict now.
40:49Benz is going to meet AD.
40:52No way.
40:53It's a lie.
40:54You can't lie.
40:56You can't gossip.
40:58You can't lie.
41:00It's been about half a century
41:02since the appearance of
41:04the pioneer of foreign talent,
41:06Mr. Anton Vicky.
41:08What's going on now?
41:12There are many types of people
41:15in the show.
41:16But there are still foreign people.
41:19What about new people?
41:21I don't think there are foreign people now.
41:25It's just a coincidence.
41:27I often interview tourists
41:30who come to Japan
41:33or live in Japan.
41:37I don't have to do anything.
41:39You don't have to do anything.
41:41That's right.
41:42As a person,
41:43I'm getting more and more troubled.
41:46There are many foreigners.
41:48I used to do unusual things
41:50when I heard about foreigners.
41:52It's normal now.
41:53Everyone is doing the same thing.
41:55I see.
41:56Foreigners are no longer unusual.
42:00There are millions of people living now.
42:03There are quite a few.
42:05In the past,
42:06only a limited number of people
42:08came to Japan.
42:10But now,
42:11even if a big celebrity
42:13is a foreign Hollywood star,
42:15he can come to Japan
42:17even if he doesn't have a job.
42:19Kanye West lives in Japan.
42:21I saw him twice in Shibuya.
42:23He hasn't been found out.
42:25He hasn't been found out.
42:27There are so many people.
42:28Justin Bieber, too.
42:29He comes to Japan.
42:30He goes to a ramen shop.
42:31He just comes to Japan.
42:32He hasn't been found out.
42:34In Korea,
42:35there is Justin Bieber.
42:37He looks delicious.
42:38Is there a Kisara over there?
42:40Korean Kisara.
42:41Mr. Anthony,
42:42in the future,
42:43what about mixed talent?
42:45Are there more people?
42:46Mixed talent?
42:47There are so many people
42:48in the entertainment industry.
42:49In the entertainment industry,
42:50there are me,
42:51Dennis,
42:52Yukio,
42:53and many other people.
42:54Now,
42:55there is Don Coco.
42:56Don Coco?
42:57Yes.
42:58He is my brother.
42:59He is 190 cm taller than me.
43:01He is a black man.
43:02There are so many people
43:03in the entertainment industry.
43:04There are so many people
43:05in the entertainment industry.
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43:07in the entertainment industry.
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43:09in the entertainment industry.
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43:15in the entertainment industry.
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43:17in the entertainment industry.
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43:27in the entertainment industry.
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45:58The three of them decided to take a break from their strange activities on Japanese TV and start working as talents.
46:07How have you been in your career so far?
46:12I don't think I've done anything special.
46:16I'm just going with the flow.
46:19I used to live in Italy, but I've never been around Italy.
46:24But when I came to Japan, I had to study more about Italy, such as cooking programs and books.
46:31Thanks to my work in Japan, I was able to learn more about Italy, including history and politics.
46:40Of course, I'm grateful for that.
46:44It's amazing that you've come all the way from Italy to study more about Italy.
46:49Yes, it is.
46:50When I travel around Japan, I feel grateful that I can come to Japan, do this job, and get to know more about Italy.
47:04Now I have that kind of feeling, so I'm thinking about what I can do to give it back to Japan.
47:11I'm making rice in the countryside.
47:15When I go to the countryside, there are a lot of elderly people.
47:18I feel sorry for them, so I think I have to help them.
47:21I'm going to make a Choywaru farm.
47:24Choywaru farm?
47:26It looks like you're putting a lot of pesticides in it.
47:30I'm going to make it before it snows.
47:33When you go to the countryside, there are a lot of people who can't work in the field.
47:39So I take people like me and other young people.
47:42I do it for them, and they make money.
47:46Then I blend it, sell it, and the rest is theirs.
47:50That's a great story.
47:51I'm doing it all over the country.
47:53If it wasn't for women, there wouldn't be such a great person.
47:56It's a good story.
47:57It's a great story.
47:58Mr. Tonio, how about you?
48:00I've been interested in Japan since I was young.
48:03When I came to Japan, it was more interesting than I thought.
48:06That's why I studied Japan first at university.
48:11After that, I got a lot of jobs.
48:13Through this job as a reporter, I've been to all 3,300 prefectures and villages in 47 prefectures and prefectures.
48:22So my hobby and my job became the same.
48:27My dream hasn't come true yet, but I still have a lot of dreams.
48:33I think I'm the luckiest man in the world.
48:39It's all thanks to the entertainment industry.
48:42Thank you, everyone.
48:44Mr. Dave, how about you?
48:45It's no exaggeration to say that my life has changed.
48:48If I didn't have the opportunity to have lunch with my friends, I would have gone home.
48:52I was just on a business trip.
48:55I stayed with my friends who made TV.
49:00What I wanted to do was a TV job.
49:04So I didn't come to Japan to live.
49:06But when I was young, I was interested in Japan.
49:09I loved the Japanese entertainment industry and music.
49:12So I read a lot of manga.
49:14I didn't think it would be a full-time job.
49:20What I admired and enjoyed when I was young became my job.
49:25It was a luxurious job.
49:29I was able to do everything I wanted to do.
49:33I'm really grateful for that.
49:35I can live in the U.S. even if I don't know much about the U.S.
49:39Because no one asks me for my opinion.
49:42But I had to do a lot of things at work.
49:49I had to do politics and everything.
49:51Thanks to that, I learned a lot of things.
49:57I read the news every day.
50:00I'm very grateful for that.
50:03You learned a lot about your country, not just Japan.
50:07You have to learn about the whole world.
50:09It's a good job.
50:10That's right.
50:12We haven't talked enough.
50:15It's time to say goodbye.
50:17Thank you for today.
50:19Is it over?
50:20It's over.
50:21It's not over yet.
50:23To be continued.
50:32At the end, there is a seed for the future.
50:38KITOKITO KOYAMA NO KOYAMA JOUBIYAKU
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