March 16th (TUE)

A 180-degree turn from the common “optimistic Asadora heroine who overcomes all obstacles,” this protagonist is a pessimistic young woman who becomes enchanted with rakugo, a Japanese traditional form of comic storytelling, and pursues a career in rakugo in Osaka. The story takes place in Fukui Prefecture’s Obama city and Osaka.
This comedy revolves around the lives of extraordinary characters. Shihori Kanjiya plays Kiyomi Wada, later named Tsurezureteiwakasa, Emi Wakui plays her mother Itoko, Munetaka Aoki plays Kiyomi’s pupil, Sosusou, who later marries her.

A 180-degree turn from the common “optimistic Asadora heroine who overcomes all obstacles,” this protagonist is a pessimistic young woman who becomes enchanted with rakugo, a Japanese traditional form of comic storytelling, and pursues a career in rakugo in Osaka. The story takes place in Fukui Prefecture’s Obama city and Osaka.
This comedy revolves around the lives of extraordinary characters. Shihori Kanjiya plays Kiyomi Wada, later named Tsurezureteiwakasa, Emi Wakui plays her mother Itoko, Munetaka Aoki plays Kiyomi’s pupil, Sosusou, who later marries her.

Hosted by Hiroshi Sekiguchi and Yuji Miyake, the show introduces two delectable dishes each week for the celebrity guests to judge. The dishes are similar but different, such as “Yakitori (grilled chicken speared on sticks) vs. Karaage (deep-fried chicken).” The dishes are made by top class chefs, using the best hand-picked ingredients. The guest judges choose which dish they’d like to eat. The team with the majority wins and only the judges who selected the chosen dish get to eat the meal. The losing team can only watch the winners eating, while they go home with their stomachs empty.

A 180-degree turn from the common “optimistic Asadora heroine who overcomes all obstacles,” this protagonist is a pessimistic young woman who becomes enchanted with rakugo, a Japanese traditional form of comic storytelling, and pursues a career in rakugo in Osaka. The story takes place in Fukui Prefecture’s Obama city and Osaka.
This comedy revolves around the lives of extraordinary characters. Shihori Kanjiya plays Kiyomi Wada, later named Tsurezureteiwakasa, Emi Wakui plays her mother Itoko, Munetaka Aoki plays Kiyomi’s pupil, Sosusou, who later marries her.

Hosted by Hiroshi Sekiguchi and Yuji Miyake, the show introduces two delectable dishes each week for the celebrity guests to judge. The dishes are similar but different, such as “Yakitori (grilled chicken speared on sticks) vs. Karaage (deep-fried chicken).” The dishes are made by top class chefs, using the best hand-picked ingredients. The guest judges choose which dish they’d like to eat. The team with the majority wins and only the judges who selected the chosen dish get to eat the meal. The losing team can only watch the winners eating, while they go home with their stomachs empty.

A 180-degree turn from the common “optimistic Asadora heroine who overcomes all obstacles,” this protagonist is a pessimistic young woman who becomes enchanted with rakugo, a Japanese traditional form of comic storytelling, and pursues a career in rakugo in Osaka. The story takes place in Fukui Prefecture’s Obama city and Osaka.
This comedy revolves around the lives of extraordinary characters. Shihori Kanjiya plays Kiyomi Wada, later named Tsurezureteiwakasa, Emi Wakui plays her mother Itoko, Munetaka Aoki plays Kiyomi’s pupil, Sosusou, who later marries her.

Hosted by Hiroshi Sekiguchi and Yuji Miyake, the show introduces two delectable dishes each week for the celebrity guests to judge. The dishes are similar but different, such as “Yakitori (grilled chicken speared on sticks) vs. Karaage (deep-fried chicken).” The dishes are made by top class chefs, using the best hand-picked ingredients. The guest judges choose which dish they’d like to eat. The team with the majority wins and only the judges who selected the chosen dish get to eat the meal. The losing team can only watch the winners eating, while they go home with their stomachs empty.

A talk show where comedians speak about certain interests and hobbies they share. Many of the topics they cover are very minor, giving the talk show a comedic, light tone.