Recently, I’ve heard that many people are surprised by Masahiro Nakai’s announcement of his retirement. I am one of them. Nakai has held a special place in our generation’s hearts, and I never imagined that this day would come. His comedic sense and conversational skills have brought us countless laughs, and his presence on television
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Regarding Masahiro Nakai, I have respect for him even after his retirement, but I believe the troubles he caused are inexcusable. Recently, I’ve seen news suggesting that he is feeling distressed, and I wonder if he is okay physically and mentally.
Lately, I can’t help but think about Masahiro Nakai. Even after his
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Why is it such a big issue that comedians are involved in illegal casinos? Recently, Yoshimoto comedians have been accused and criticized on social media, but to be honest, I was surprised by how much the public reacted to the fact that comedians are engaging in illegal gambling. Unlike actors and idols, I personally don’t find it that
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Is the tendency for comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa Roman to not only make people laugh on stage but also ultimately end up in trouble a characteristic of being a comedian? Do you truly think they are inherently comedians?
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa
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Has Kojiruri-san’s husband divorced her?
Recently, I was chatting with friends about Kojiruri-san. We were discussing whether her husband had divorced her. Since we often share jokes and stories about comedians, I thought this kind of scandal would make for some interesting material.
According to my friend, marriages between young entrepreneurs and celebrities tend to have a lot of financial troubles. It’s true what they say: “When the money runs out, so does the relationship.” I remember once, while preparing for
