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In this project, we ask a variety of celebrities about their "favorite things to do. In this fifth installment, we talk about "reading" with Yuyo Iuchi, the actor who is rapidly gaining popularity as Taiya Hando/Bun Red in "Bakjo Sentai Bunbunger. We spoke with him about a book that made him realize how much he loves reading, a work he would definitely like to be in if it were to be made into a live-action film, and his passion for reading. Iuchi said, "There is such an interesting novel! What was it that made you start reading books in the first place? Ever since I was a child, I was not good at sitting still, and reading was also rather difficult for me. But one day, one of my teachers at school told me that if I wanted to become an actor, I needed to be able to read and that I should read books to get used to the printed word. As I read more and more books, I began to find them interesting. ─ ─ When did you start reading? Around the first year of high school. I had almost never read before then. ─ ─ What was the first book you picked up when you were told to read? It was "Ningen Shikkaku" (Osamu Dazai). ─ ─ For someone who had read almost no novels up to that point, it must have been quite a hard read? Yes. ....... What novels...

The "Theater Draft Grand Prix THE FINAL," a theater festival produced by actor Yoshihiko Aramaki, will be held at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo on December 10, 2022. The five actors who will serve as the chairperson of the company select the actors and the director who will create the play together in a "Draft Conference" and perform it at the Nippon Budokan. The jury and the audience vote to select the grand prix winner. The program has attracted a great deal of attention since its first year, as there was a lot of drama as various actors and directors gathered to compete for the grand prix. However, as the title suggests, this year's event came to an end. What has the "Theater Draft Grand Prix" brought to the theater world and to actor Yoshihiko Aramaki? First of all, please tell us how you are feeling just before this year's "Theatre Draft Grand Prix THE FINAL" so that we can see a spectacular fireworks display at the end. I'm thinking "The Final or ......." It is a great honor for us to be able to hold the third time this year after the first time we held the event and the second time we held it last year due to the good reputation. It would be a shame to make it the last one, since it is a content that has been created with the support of so many people....

In this program, we ask a variety of celebrities about their "favorite things to do. In this fourth installment, we will talk about "movies" with Tetsuro Tsuchioka of the comedy duo "Haru to Hikoki. Mr. Tsuchioka, who brought a lot of movie goods for the filming, talked about the 1,200 movie reviews he has been drawing for 13 years without showing them to anyone, as well as his childhood encounters with movies. I saw you transcribe the reviews you have written in Excel onto filmarks on your Youtube channel, "Talking about movies, Dogachaga". I have not been able to transcribe all of them yet... I have written some things that would be hard to publish as they are (laughs). 1200 reviews, and I am updating it as I add new reviews of movies that I have seen. Q: 1,200 movies? What made you start recording your impressions of movies? I guess it was when I went to college. I have loved movies since I was in junior high school, so I decided that if I could decide how to spend my time living alone, I would spend a lot of time watching movies. I also wanted to keep track of how many movies I had seen. I wanted to count how many movies I had seen at the same time...