Haruka Kinami, Kento Nakajima and others appear! “These lyrics stuck with me!Good Phrase” 3-hour special broadcast decided

■Kento Nakajima speaks passionately about the “gutto phrase” of the song that he listens to like a talisman!

From 7pm on May 13th on TBS, Koji Kato will be the MC for “This Lyrics Stung!” Good Phrase” will be broadcast for 3 hours.

This program focuses on the “lyrics that touch the heart” of many famous songs, and is a lyrics-specific music program that rediscovers the charm of famous songs. This time, the 12th installment, MC Kato will be the interviewer and will be broadcasting a popular corner that thoroughly interviews celebrities.

We directly interview Haruka Kinami, Kento Nakajima, Mayu Hotta, Ryosuke Irie, and Nasu Nakanishi, and examine the thoughts contained in their lyrics.

■Haruka Kinami passionately talks about the “gutto phrase” that encouraged her when she heard it in her early 20s
We interviewed Haruka Kinami, who is appearing in the currently airing Friday drama “9 Borders”, with her “gutto phrase”. Even though Kinami seems to be enjoying smooth sailing in both her work and personal life, there were times in her 20s when she felt negative, thinking, “Maybe I don’t have anything.” What song did you listen to at times like this to encourage yourself?

■Kento Nakajima passionately talks about the “gutto phrase” of the song that he listens to like a talisman
Kento Nakajima, who started his solo career in April, chose “Gutto Phrase,” a song that he listened to over and over again like a talisman when he was worried about acting. What is the song about which he says that he learned “the attitude of not giving up” like the main character in the song?

■What is Mayu Hotta’s “gutto phrase” that resonates even more deeply now?
Mayu Hotta is currently appearing in the Sunday theater “Antihero”. Hotta herself says that she is easily influenced by the lyrics, but now that she’s an adult, she speaks of “grip phrases” that resonate even more deeply! What is this song that makes you think of the people around you who support you and create an even brighter future?

■What is the “gutto phrase” that Ryosuke Irie’s way of understanding the lyrics changed between his active days and after his retirement?
Ryosuke Irie, a former medalist for the Japan National Swimming Team, announced his retirement last month. Regarding the chorus of the song, Irie says, “I feel like the way I perceive the lyrics has changed between when I was active and after I retired.” What is that “good phrase”?

■Nasu Nakanishi talks about the tear-jerking chorus “Gutto Phrase” that gave him emotional support while in the hospital.
In 2023, Nasu is forced to be hospitalized for emergency catheter surgery. The chorus of this song, which she was listening to during her medical treatment, resonated with her emotions at the time to the extent that she said, “I thought it was a song made for me (lol)” and said that it brought emotional support to her and made her cry. What is that life support song?