Sho Sakurai's new MC special program "The longest day of my life" will be broadcast

■Kintaro explains why he didn’t imitate his favorite diva, Ayumi Hamasaki, and the behind-the-scenes story of performing at the countdown live. first confession

It has been announced that a new special program “The Longest Day of My Life” will be broadcast on Nippon Television from 2:00 pm on October 13th, with Sho Sakurai serving as MC.

The day we proposed, the day we moved to Tokyo from the countryside, the day we were scolded by our seniors, the day we kissed for the first time, the wedding, etc., are long, once-in-a-lifetime “memorable” days. This program introduces the experience of the longest day of a celebrity who has lived a dramatic life through reenactment drama and studio talk based on interviews with the celebrity himself.

■First person: Daiki Hashimoto, gymnast participating in the Paris Olympics
The men’s gymnastics team, which is still fresh in our memories, caused excitement throughout Japan and caused a reversal of the century. He confesses for the first time what happened behind the scenes of “that day” when he won the gold medal.

Those three minutes lead to a miracle in which he says, “I remember everything from before I started to the end of the horizontal bar competition.” Hashimoto says he hasn’t watched even an inch of the footage of his competition at the Paris Olympics. For the first time, he tells the entire story of a day carved in history. Sakurai, who covered the Paris Olympics, digs into the secret stories of that day in the studio.

■Second person: Kintaro.
Kintaro. Ayumi Hamasaki is a diva whom she has admired for 25 years. She confesses for the first time why she hasn’t imitated her even though she’s always admired her, and the story behind the countdown live co-starring.

The longest day, 1 minute and 31 seconds of dream co-starring will be revealed.

■3rd person: Party-chan Suga-chan is the best No.1
2nd place in the 2024 Next Break Ranking Comedian Edition, and Suga-chan, who is in charge of creating stories and commenting on Party-chan, is the best No. 1.

A complete reproduction of Suga’s violent upbringing during adolescence, the days he spent eating weed when he started living alone at the age of 12, the daily phone calls from debt collectors…his turbulent life and strange relationship with his father. My father’s battle with illness occurred just as he became a comedian and his popularity skyrocketed. And that day when we toasted, it felt like it was in slow motion. A studio guest is brought to tears by the bond he shares with his father.