オープニングとリスナーからのメッセージ
【財津和夫 虹の向こう側】
【財津和夫 虹の向こう側】
【財津和夫 虹の向こう側】
It resonates in my heart. I hope there will bemore in the future.
Deep in my heart, I sincerely hope so.
But above all, I want to cherish the body of Mr.Zaichi.
That is the most important thing.
From now on, I will hold on to a faint hope.
He is an adult.
Yes, he is.
I think it was a letter that he thought about theother person's feelings and body.
Yes.
I received it from Biwako.
30 people live is the ultimate goal, isn't it?
It's not just a goal.
It's the same feeling as wanting to drink tea atEngawa.
I've been around for about 30 years.
Even if you're sitting in the back, you're in thethird row.
I'm sure so.
It's fun.
It's like a concert where 30 people can meet eachother and sing.
If that's the case, it doesn't matter if I don'thave a voice or if I'm bad at singing.
It's great to stop singing and not having a voicewhile talking about the world.
That's great.
It's not a goal, it's a faint hope that I wish Icould do that.
According to Biwako's dream, it is a faint hope.
And the concert title.
And then.
And then.
I hope there will be more.
It's not Matsume Soseki.
It's not a trilogy.
And then.
From now on.
From now on.
Is that what you mean?
Zaitsukazuo Nijinomukougawa.
This program is brought to you by Foodway.
Zaitsukazuo Nijinomukougawa.
This is a pink envelope from Yuko Mayukawa fromMie Prefecture.
Thank you.
Pink is a nice color.
It's a gentle color.
Do you like women?
Do you like women?
I think pink is popular among men these days.
Really?
I'm an old-fashioned person.
When I hear the word pink, I think of somethingthat men shouldn't wear.
And I shouldn't bring pink close to my body.
I feel like I'm from the Edo period.
I feel like I'm from the Edo period.
But when I look at YouTube,
Westerners are fine with pink or red.
I think there are some men's polo shirts in pink.
I think there are some men's polo shirts in pink.
I'm glad I listened to RKB Radio.
I'm glad I listened to RKB Radio.
This is a symbol character of RKB called Momopi.
This is a symbol character of RKB called Momopi.
It's pink.
It's pink.
That's right.
It's cute.
It's cute.
I'll try to meet pink again.
Please do.
I'll try to meet pink again.
That's right.
I've met a pink movie before.
I've met a pink movie before.
I'll try to meet pink again.
I'll try to meet pink again.
I heard that you had a sore throat before.
I heard that you had a sore throat before.
Yes.
It's amazing.
I was supposed to spray once a day to healquickly.
I was supposed to spray once a day to healquickly.
I know how you feel.
I know how you feel.
My throat was healed in two days.
But the mucous membrane on my chin was peeled off.
After that, my mouth was numb.
That's right.
Bananas, vinegars, grains of rice.
It was the worst.
I was wondering if I had sprayed too much.
That's right.
But I got well on the 10th day.
I got a mucous membrane.
I see.
I don't get mucous membranes these days.
I don't get mucous membranes these days.
Maybe it's because you're healthy.
I've been thinking about it.
I don't get mucous membranes these days.
I used to get mucous membranes all the time.
I got well soon after I got injured.
I don't get mucous membranes.
I don't have the energy to heal my body.
I don't have the energy to heal my body.
You don't react.
I don't react.
So I don't get mucous membranes.
Oh, my.
You should be happy with mucous membranes.
You should be happy with mucous membranes.
It means that your body is reacting.
It means that your body is alive.
I see.
I'm still in a squid state.
I'm still in a squid state.
Please train your body before you become a squid.
I see.
Do you take care of your throat?
I don't.
You don't?
I don't do anything.
I live by surviving.
I live by surviving.
When I'm not doing my best to take care of mythroat,
I get a lot of mucous membranes.
I don't want to taste the mucous membranes.
I think,
I think,
I think,
I think,
I think,
I think,
I think,
I think,
I think,
I think,
When I become a squid patient, I wonder,
When I become a squid patient, I wonder,
Why is that?
I kind of felt that when I got a bladder cancer.
人生の終わりに聞きたい曲と楽曲制作
I've been taking care of my body.
I've been taking care of my body.
Stoically.
Yes.
In the end, it's a good thing when you get I don'tknow what the result will be.
So I'm living my day to my likes.
And when I got sick, I realized that everythingwas going according to plan.
Everything was going according to plan.
I thought it was all good.
It was all natural.
From Otomemochi-san in Hyogo Prefecture.
Is there a song you want to hear at the end ofyour life?
I would like to hear The Beatles' Here, There andEverywhere.
The Tulips' Albatross.
And Chopin's Etude No. 3.
It's a farewell song.
I see.
So, Zaitsu-san, is there a song you want to hearat the end of your life?
No, no, no.
I can't prepare for it right now.
I have some ideas.
I have some ideas that I hope to hear in thefuture.
But I don't know how many more years I will live.
It may change.
But if I had to choose now, I would say Label.
Label's Piano Competition.
Label only made one song.
I think it's the second song.
It's a relaxing song.
I see.
I've always liked it.
I've been listening to it for a long time.
I was going to have a tape recorder put in thestudio.
But I started to think about it recently.
What do you think?
I think it's better to have a song that can beheard in that area.
I see.
If you don't prepare for Label's song, it won't beplayed in cafes.
That's right.
I think it's better to have a song that can beheard in that area.
I used to listen to it when I was a kid.
I've been thinking about it recently.
People change.
That's right.
We still have time, so let's take our time tothink about it.
Before we take our time to think about it, what doyou think, Shimoda-san?
Me?
I think it's the last time in my life.
It's the last time.
Think about it.
I think it's Zaitsu-san's Wake Up.
Wait a minute.
You're dead, aren't you?
It's before you die or after you die.
It's called Wake Up.
That's right.
You'll be a zombie.
It's a revival.
It's a revival.
If you say revival, it's cool.
Isn't it Jesus Christ?
That's right.
What kind of song do you want to hear last?
It might be fun to think about it.
Maybe.
First of all, call 092-844-8844.
092-844-8844.
You can e-mail us at niji-atmark-rkbr.jp.
Jinjan-san, right?
Jinjan.
Jinjan.
Jinjan.
It's a strange name.
That's right.
What does it mean?
What's the origin of the name?
I'd like to know a lot about it.
The name of that girl, Mochi-san.
Is there a way to read it?
Is there such a product?
Otome Mochi?
I wonder if there is.
The times have gone backwards.
But there are a lot of pen names.
I'm looking forward to this program.
That's right.
It's one of the things I'm looking forward to.
Jinjan.
Yes.
It's an e-mail.
The BGM in the supermarket the other day was theend of the world version.
It was my favorite song at the concert.
Even after shopping, I listened to it whilewalking to the end of the song.
The exchange rate ranking of this supermarketchanged from 3rd to 2nd in an instant.
2nd?
Well, it's only gone up one step.
It's not 1st.
It's not 1st.
But there is an exchange rate ranking in yourJinjan.
There is.
I wonder what that means.
There are various supermarkets.
That's right.
There are many kinds of goods.
It's cheap, but it's not delicious.
It's expensive, but it's not delicious.
It's just not delicious.
That's not true.
There are many things.
No, no, no.
I think you're delivering something fresh.
That's how the ranking went up.
I don't know about supermarkets, but please send athank-you note to the other side of the rainbow.
That's right.
Is it a thank-you note?
That's what it is.
Well, what should I say?
This person must be a wife.
I wonder if she's a woman.
I often go to supermarkets.
The fact that there is an exchange rate rankingmeans that she is a woman.
I wonder if so.
I may be the only man, but I don't put a rankingon supermarkets or shops I often go to.
You don't put it on?
I don't put it on.
But is it one of the rankings that it's easy tobuy your favorite place or near your house?
That's right.
It certainly is.
But I only go to the places that I've decided on.
I go to various places to put a ranking on them.
I go to various places to put a ranking on them.
I'm ranking.
That's right.
I don't have a ranking anymore, so if I decide ona shop, I'll only go there.
I don't have a ranking anymore, so if I decide ona shop, I'll only go there.
Men are sensitive to that.
I see.
村井邦彦との思い出と音楽業界
I've been a middle-aged woman lately.
I've been a middle-aged woman lately.
Are you a middle-aged woman?
I've been able to do anything by myself.
That's great.
Right?
For example?
Of course, I do the laundry and do the cleaningmyself.
I do everything by myself.
I think it's good for my health.
Women live longer than men.
Women live longer than men.
Women walk around the house from morning to night.
I think it would be a great thing if I had amanpoke.
I think it would be a great thing if I had amanpoke.
I'm sure it would be.
Maybe that's why I'm so energetic.
Maybe that's why I'm so energetic.
I'm a lazy man, but I'm going to do a lot ofhousework from now on.
I'm not going to have a manpoke, but I'm going towalk around the house.
I'm going to maintain my health.
I see.
And please go to the foodway for shopping.
I see.
Zaitsu Kazuo, the other side of the rainbow.
Hello, I'm Zaitsu Kazuo.
Hello, I'm RKB announcer Fumio Shimoda.
I received a message from Chai Miro, 65 years oldfrom Osaka Prefecture.
Chai Miro, 65 years old.
I participated in my talk live on April 23rd.
The talk live was fun, and I was surprised to seethe video of Anna Shimoda.
I was surprised, too.
Really? You knew about it, didn't you?
No, I really didn't know.
Really?
I was really surprised. Thank you very much.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
It's called an inconvenience, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
You said you got hurt in your ear.
No, no, it's not a big deal.
After the show, it was really exciting.
I heard a lot of people saying,
Is that Shimoda-san?
Thank you very much.
I heard later that you took it in one shot.
Yes.
Unedited.
Unedited.
That's amazing.
As expected of someone who is used to talking.
No, no, it's not like that.
Thank you very much for praising me in the middleof the show.
I have no choice but to praise you.
I'm happy.
Anyway, next year is the 50th anniversary ofTULIP.
I was very impressed that Mr. Chai told me that hewas planning a concert.
I don't think he said he was planning it.
I don't think he said he was planning it.
I wish I could have planned it.
That's right.
So I really don't know.
The 55th anniversary makes me feel far away.
Just looking at the numbers.
I've been feeling far away since the 20thanniversary.
It's the 55th anniversary.
That's amazing.
I'm grateful that such an old band came to see it.
I don't know how to make a stage.
Everyone has a cane on their guitar.
With a cane and a guitar.
The guitar is heavy, so if you stick it under theguitar...
With a cane and a guitar.
It could be a stage like that.
I think it's funny as a comedy touch.
I don't sing old songs.
I don't sing old songs.
If you don't lower the key by about 5 degrees, youcan't sing.
If you sing by lowering the key by 5 degrees, theatmosphere of the song will be messed up.
I wonder if it will change.
That's why I feel so bad that people ask me whatkind of song this song is.
I'm still wondering about the 55th anniversary.
To be honest, I have to adjust the conditions tosome extent.
I don't feel like I'm going to do it.
It's really difficult.
That's right.
So please don't overdo it.
Don't overdo it.
Don't overdo it.
Zaitsu Kazuo.
The other side of the rainbow.
Zaitsu-san was laughing a lot.
I thought I said something stupid.
I'm sorry I always say stupid things.
No, it's fun.
I'm glad to hear that.
You've got a letter.
It's from a person from Fukuoka.
Jonanku.
69 years old.
Mr. Kiyotaka Matsunaga.
Mr. Kiyotaka is a nice name.
That's right.
It's holy noble.
Holy.
It's noble.
It's amazing.
It's wonderful.
I bought a Tulip debut album when I was in highschool.
I also bought Takeoff, Live Act Tulip, etc.
I see.
Mr. Ota, Mr. Sata, Yumin, Miyuki Nakajima, Mr.Tatsuro, etc.
I'm glad I'm still singing.
Mr. Zaitsu, please do your best.
By the way, I'm reading Mr. Kunihiko Murai'sBelieve in Music.
Mr. Kunihiko Murai.
It's nostalgic.
I released a song called My Little Life at thetime of the four-member Tulip, which is thepredecessor of our Tulip.
I recorded this and went back to Fukuoka the nextday.
The band was disbanded.
Not disbanded, but the members were largelyreplaced.
The producer at the time was Mr. Murai.
Mr. Murai was the one who played the organ for myrecording of My Little Life.
It was my first time recording as a professionalin Tokyo.
I remember it had a great impact.
I thought, Tokyo is a great city.
That's right.
Are you an adult as the first job for young peopleto come out of the grave?
That's right.
I didn't really step into the music industry.
I just saw it.
If I had stepped in, I might have stayed as itwas.
I saw it, so I went back to Fukuoka as it was.
I was alone with Mr. Murai.
Mr. Murai was trying to do something new.
There were a lot of artists in the New Musicgeneration.
There were a lot of students.
I'm sure you all know about Akai Tori.
Mr. Murai was in charge of Akai Tori.
He was kind to Akai Tori, but not to us.
It's a shame.
He came out of Kyushu.
He might have had no choice but to produce.
At that time, he was full of grudges.
Mr. Nitta often appeared on the show.
He was the producer of Juulip.
He was the producer of Juulip.
He might have had no choice but to do it.
He was in charge of it.
It was my little life.
After I made a song called Magical Heroics,
that was the only contact I had.
I visited Mr. Nitta.
I had a deep relationship with Mr. Nitta.
I had a deep relationship with Mr. Murai.
There are many things in life.
It's a place where one precious song was born.
Thank you, Mr. Murai.
This is a message from Mr. Okayama.
This is a message from Mr. Sanningumi.
This solo concert was the first time I heard a newsong.
I downloaded the song and listened to it on mysmartphone to listen to it again.
I listened to it repeatedly.
It's called Side Sheet.
You have a nice voice.
リスナーとの交流と楽曲への想い
Thank you.
Thank you.
This is a message from Mr. Hiromi Obata.
Thank you.
I've been a fan of you since I was in high school.
To be honest, I didn't have time to listen tomusic when I was a kid.
I was so busy that I didn't have time to listen tomusic.
I like Juulip's songs.
I'm a fan of yours now.
But I'm 65 years old now.
I'm 65 years old now.
I'm 65 years old.
I'm sorry.
I'm back.
I'm jealous of Mr. Shimoda.
Oops.
I'm sorry.
I'm listening to a podcast.
I'm so jealous that I'm having so much fun talkingto Mr. Zaito.
Mr. Shimoda is good at bringing out Mr. Zaito'sstory.
I'm having a great time.
Me too.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Mr. Shimoda is really good at bringing out Mr.Zaito's story.
Is that so?
It's a 100,000 story.
No, it's not.
Even when I'm forgetting something, Mr. Shimodagives me a cue.
When Mr. Shimoda gives me a cue, it's not like,
Please tell me this story.
It's like a hint.
He puts it in a natural conversation.
He puts it in a natural conversation.
Words like,
Oh, yeah, I had to say this.
I'm talking while remembering it like that.
I can't hear it unnaturally anymore.
It looks like I'm doing it right.
That's great.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you so much for listening to me all thetime.
I hope this will create a fun time for everyone.
I hope this will create a fun time for everyone.
Zaitsu-kazoo.
On the other side of the rainbow.
Good evening, I'm Zaitsu-kazoo.
Good evening, I'm RKB announcer Fumio Shimoda.
Well, well.
Yes.
Utsunomiya Yuji from Takawa City, FukuokaPrefecture.
I got it when I was 63 years old.
Thank you very much.
When I was young, I thought it was a littledifferent from my favorite genre.
I thought it was different from my favorite genre,so I didn't listen to it much.
I'm sorry.
But after listening to this program every week, Ibecame a big fan of Tulip.
I hope you will continue to support us for a longtime.
I hope you will continue to support us for a longtime.
It's a really light sentence, but it feels like aman.
Is that so?
You made me feel uneasy.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Well, I'm a big fan of Tulip.
Did you write a lot of songs for Tulip on thisprogram?
I think I did.
Sometimes I write cover songs and Beatles songs.
You also wrote my solo song.
That's right.
I was playing my solo song, but I became a fan ofTulip.
No, no, no.
I'm a little bit of a spoiled kid.
I'm a little bit of a spoiled kid.
I'm a little bit of a spoiled kid.
It's the same word.
It's the same word.
It's a different word, but it's the same.
Is that so?
That's good.
I like your easy-going mail.
But I want you to write that you like my solosong.
Send me a new mail again.
I want you to send me a new mail.
Send me a new mail.
That's right.
That's right.
When I was young, I thought the genre was a littledifferent.
But as I got older, I came back to it.
After all, each generation has their own taste.
It's comfortable.
It's different for about 10 years.
It's different for about 10 years.
Utsunomiya and Tulip are generations.
But you're from the Showa era, aren't you?
I'm from the Showa era.
I'm from the Showa era.
I don't know if it's the smell or the scent, butthere's something in common.
There is.
That's right.
Even if you're spaced out, you can smell it.
If you keep looking for the scent, you'll findTulip.
Tulip is a band from the Showa era.
That's right.
I look forward to working with you again.
I look forward to working with you again.
I'm waiting for your mail.
I'm waiting for your mail.
I got an email from Ai Ai.
風街ラジオと松本隆との関係
Thank you very much.
I listened to Takashi Matsumoto's Kazemachi Radio.
This program was broadcast every Sunday night fromApril 2024 to March 2026.
The program is now over.
And in this program, Mr. Zaichi read a letter toMr. Matsumoto.
Mr. Zaichi said to Mr. Matsumoto,
We've become senior citizens and have begun to beabandoned by society.
I feel like I'm finally free.
And Mr. Matsumoto was described as a boy whowanders beyond time.
And Mr. Matsumoto was described as a boy whowanders beyond time.
Do you remember?
I remember something.
On the other hand, Mr. Matsumoto said on theradio,
I don't think I'm free now.
So were you free to begin with?
Yes.
Mr. Matsumoto described himself as someone who wasoriginally free and unable to grow up.
Mr. Matsumoto described himself as someone who wasoriginally free and unable to grow up.
And as for Mr. Zaichi,
Mr. Matsumoto said,
Mr. Zaichi may have been bound to become an adultbecause he seemed serious.
I see.
How about this area?
Mr. Matsumoto is really free.
He is free.
He can say that he is free.
However, it says here that he is serious.
But he is a country boy.
So he had to become a social person in Tokyo.
I think that's what it says.
I see.
He must have felt sorry for me.
He must have felt sorry for me.
I see.
That's why people in Tokyo are different frompeople who went to Tokyo.
They can live freely.
They have an advantage.
That's what I wanted to say.
They have an advantage.
That's true.
If you look at it from the side,
there are a lot of friends who spent theirchildhood, middle school, high school, and collegetogether.
There are a lot of friends like that.
Even if we go to Tokyo and look around,
there are only scary adults.
That's right.
There are only fashionable people in Tokyo.
That's right.
So he was really living in poverty.
That's right.
That's what people saw.
I think everyone has their own way of living andpersonality.
Mr. Matsumoto said that he loved Mr. Zaichi'smelody.
He said he wanted to get along with Mr. Zaichimore.
Really?
Yes.
I see.
Does that mean he wanted to get along with Mr.Zaichi?
Didn't you want to get along with Mr. Zaichi?
No, I didn't want to get along with Mr. Zaichi.
I wanted to get along with Mr. Zaichi as acolleague.
Rather than a colleague, Mr. Matsumoto was afashionable person in Tokyo.
I felt like a countryman.
I was in a band called Tulip.
I was in the band and I was doing a lot of things.
Mr. Matsumoto was like an outsider to me.
In that sense, we didn't have a lot of contact.
But he's an old man now.
Maybe he'll be fine from now on.
I think so.
We've become friends.
I can't even turn my tongue.
Friends.
Next, Yone-chan.
リスナーからのメッセージと楽曲の思い出
This is a lyric that opens Tulip's heart.
This is a lyric that opens Tulip's heart.
This one-time life is divided into things thatmake your heart free.
I quit my job at the age of 65.
I'm enjoying a photo shoot with my husband'sfavorite camera.
That's what it means.
That's nice.
That's amazing.
It's like before the Showa era.
Early Showa.
Yone-chan.
Yone-chan.
That's nice.
Yone-chan.
Yone-chan.
Yone-chan.
Yone-chan.
Yone-chan, how many times have you done it?
That's nice.
Yone-chan.
A lot of people have called you by your name.
Zaitsu Kazuo, Niji no Mukougawa.
We are waiting for messages on the program.
Message number 814-8585
RKB radio, Zaitsu Kazuo, Niji no Mukougawa.
Fax, 092-844-8844
You can email us at niji, n-i-j-i, at mark, r-k-b-r dot j-p.
We have a letter from Shin Kuro from Nagoya.
Shin Kuro?
Yes, Shin Kuro.
I'm sorry to bother you every time,
but your pen name is really interesting.
It's not Shin Kuro.
It's not Shin Kuro.
It's Shin Koro.
Shin Koro.
I'd like to know the meaning of your pen name.
Yes, I would.
Shin Koro?
Nobuko-san?
Ah!
I don't know.
Koro sounds cute, doesn't it?
Yes, it does.
It's like a dog's name.
Yes, it is.
What do you call Koro-chan?
Kazukoro-chan.
Kazukoro.
You mean me?
Well, that's how it is.
It's really interesting.
I like your English songs.
I can't forget the song I heard at the Nagoyaconcert 50 years ago.
It's called Without You.
I'd like to hear it again someday if I can.
You sang it 50 years ago.
50 years ago.
It's called Without You.
I did like this song.
After that,
I mean,
Nielsen sang this song again and it became a hit.
He covered it.
There was a band called Badfinger.
It was an imitation of The Beatles.
It was released in 1970.
It's a song in the album.
Nielsen said it was a good song.
So he made it a single and it became a hit.
After that,
Mariah Carey.
It was in 1994.
It was that long ago.
Yes, it was.
32 years ago.
It was that long ago?
Mariah Carey?
Yes.
At that age?
Yes.
Mariah!
Mariah is also a Gokujin.
I want Mariah to be a cute girl forever.
That's right.
That's how it became a hit.
It was a song I really liked.
I probably sang it because I wanted to sing it.
I'd like to hear the song I sang.
I wonder if it's still there.
I'd like to hear it.
That's it.
You might sing it again.
Who?
Kazukoro.
I can't sing.
Really?
No, I can't forget.
It's nothing.
That's wonderful.
リスナーの移住と福岡の魅力
Kazuo Zaitsu.
On the other side of the rainbow.
Good evening, I'm Kazuo Zaitsu.
Good evening, I'm Fumio Shimoda, an RKB announcer.
I got this from Nagoya.
I got this from Hanahana-san.
There are two flowers.
I got this from Hanahana-san.
It's a flower vase.
Last December 23rd, I sold my 26-year-old house.
I moved to Nagoya where my sons live.
I can't make any friends yet, but I'm excitedabout new things.
I'm happy to have met Zaitsu-san and Tulip 50years ago.
I'm happy.
It's good.
It's exciting.
It's exciting to start something new when you getolder.
It means you still have a lot of vitality.
It's good.
I live near Nagoya where my sons live.
I'm not sure if it's close.
I'm not sure if it's close.
If something happens, I can visit my sons.
I'm relieved.
Nagoya is hot.
Is it hot?
It's very hot in summer.
It's very hot now.
I think so.
I can't make any friends yet.
That's right.
People in Nagoya say that a lot.
I hope you get along with someone and speak Nagoyadialect well.
I hope you have a good time.
I hope so.
This is a message from Machisunoe.
It's a nice radio name.
犬のマークと愛犬との思い出
Two years ago, when there was a Tulip concert inKanazawa,
I went to the Kanazawa Chikugon Kikan.
What caught my eye was a dog doll that you oftensee as a sign of a radio manufacturer.
It's famous.
It's famous.
There was an explanation about the dog on the backof the coaster I bought as a souvenir.
Do you know the name of the dog?
No, I don't know.
There was an explanation.
The dog's name is Nipper.
One day, after the owner, Mark, passed away,
Nipper listened to Mark's voice strangely.
Francis, Mark's younger brother, drew this andlater connected it to Victor's logo.
I've heard of that story.
Oh, I see.
You've heard the voice of the owner.
I've been looking at the dog's logo for manyyears,
but it was the first time I knew it that day.
It was a sad, happy, and complicated feeling.
And from this story of Nipper,
I remembered the story of a dog named Kuma thatyou used to buy.
Was the dog's name Kuma?
Yes, it was Kuma.
Why did you name it Kuma?
Well, I have a long nose, so I'll put it simply.
It had fluffy hair.
It was fluffy, but I bought it outside, so it wascovered in mud.
It was a black dog, so it looked like a bear.
I see.
Now it's bred all over the country.
It may not be all over the country.
Especially in eastern Japan.
If you just look at its face, it really looks likea bear.
That's why I named it Kuma.
Was that bear a good boy?
How was it for you?
I was an only child, so I wanted a youngerbrother.
But I didn't have one.
So I took great care of it.
It always lived near the coast.
It was a very heavy chain.
In the old days, all chains were very heavy.
It was made of iron or metal.
It wasn't made of leather like it is now.
It wasn't fashionable at all.
It was used to tie up prisoners.
So I tied it around my neck.
Now that I think about it, I wish bears wereheavy, too.
So I tied it around my neck and took it for awalk.
There was a national highway No. 3 in front of me.
At that time, there was only one car passing byevery three minutes.
When the bear untied the chain,
it jumped across the road.
There was only one car passing by every threeminutes.
It was pulled by a car in front of it and felldown.
It was pitch black in front of me.
I ran up to the bear.
It didn't move.
I yelled, bear! Bear!
But it didn't move.
I yelled, bear! Bear!
And it stood up.
It looked like it had a concussion.
The bear came back as if nothing had happened.
That's great.
I have a lot of memories of that.
I regret that I brought up such a sad story.
It's not sad.
Let's talk about sad stories.
When I came home when I was in junior high school,
my mother said to me,
even though she wasn't a very nice person,
while I was knitting,
she turned her back to me and said,
the bear is dead.
I was prepared for that,
so I thought there was nothing I could do.
When I said that,
the bear was lying on the side of the yard like acat's corpse.
When a dog dies,
there is a rubber part near the nose.
I heard that the dog was dead.
So I checked it,
and when I touched it,
it was dry,
so I thought it was really dead.
So I dug a hole in the yard.
If I did that now,
I might violate the rules,
but I don't know.
I dug a hole,
and buried it properly.
At that time,
maybe because I was young,
I didn't feel sad.
I was very honest.
I was like,
bye-bye, bear.
But now that I'm older,
I cry every time I remember.
That's right.
It was a sad story.
I want to make it into a picture book.
メダカと自然との触れ合い
Zaitsu Kazuo, Nijinomukougawa.
We are waiting for your message.
Mail number 814-8585.
RKB Radio, Zaitsu Kazuo, Nijinomukougawa.
Fax number 092-844-8844.
E-mail at niji, n-i-j-i,
at mark, rkbr.jp.
We are waiting for your message.
This is from Meme Medaka.
Thank you.
I bought Medaka when I was born.
I observe it every day,
and my love for it grows.
And in Medaka's aquarium,
I found a baby Medaka
with tiny, tiny eyes
like a string.
It's so cute.
If I have more free time,
I'd like to raise Medaka
and take a peek at it.
Medaka's school is in the river.
This Medaka is in the aquarium.
I'd like to take a peek at it.
Take a look.
It's true.
That's the message.
I'd like to take a peek at it.
If you don't take a peek at it,
Medaka will run away.
I wonder if Medaka will run away.
You're good at making Saksika.
That's true.
You have to take a peek at it.
Medaka is so tiny
that I've never seen its face.
That's true.
I heard you bought it.
I bought it when I was a kid
in a nearby river.
You were a good boy.
I was a good boy.
I was a good boy.
Why did you decide to buy it?
There were so many in the river.
There were so many?
That's right.
I was able to get more and more.
I brought it home.
I put it in a jar.
I put it in a jar.
I put it in a jar.
I put it in a jar.
I put it back in the river.
I put it back in the river.
What kind of food did you feed it?
I don't know the name of Medaka's food.
It may have eaten bonito.
It's the natural food.
It's the natural food humans eat.
I think so.
I don't know the name of medaka's food.
It is.
Medaka was so small that
you had to make it really small to eat it.
It seems to have eaten it like cocos.
You had to prepare it
I'm sure you have a lot of motivation to buy it.
That's right. Even now, I want to buy a Medakaagain.
I haven't seen a Medaka in a long time.
There seems to be a Medaka that is designated asan endangered species.
In the past, there were a lot of natural creaturesjust a little bit away.
When I was a kid, there was a sea in front of myhouse.
When I walked there in the morning, I saw aseagull.
The seagull kept calling me to take a picture ofit.
The seagull swam a lot on the water.
I was able to take a picture of the seagull rightaway.
Nowadays, there may be delicious food insupermarkets.
It's delicious, isn't it?
That's right.
The dried fish is delicious, too.
コンサートMCとリスナーへのメッセージ
Zaitsu Kazuo.
On the other side of the rainbow.
Good evening, I'm Zaitsu Kazuo.
Good evening, I'm RKB announcer Fumio Shimoda.
This is a message from South Rider.
Thank you.
It's quite interesting to have a mean old mancharacter who appears irregularly.
You mean me, right?
That's right.
Especially before the last song of the first partof the concert.
A long MC after a break.
It's the best.
That's right.
I'll explain a little bit about this.
The first and second parts of the concert aredivided.
You go to the bathroom during the break.
You say,
I can go to the bathroom after this song.
You have to be aware of the word toilet.
When you get older, you're confused when you don'trealize it.
When you hear the word toilet, you're suddenlyaware of the direction.
Your body reacts.
You want to go.
You want to go.
I want to see you holding it in.
I think about it from the stage.
Is that so?
So I'm trying to make you a long MC.
I'm telling you why I'm going to make you a longMC.
I'm telling you why I'm going to make you a longMC.
You know that, but you're holding it in.
It's about SM.
I thought it was like SM.
The good thing about SM is that you can trainthere.
That's right.
I'm the MC.
I'm the MC.
I'm going to be SC.
I'm going to be SC.
I'm going to be SC.
There's more.
Zayas, who keeps saying he'll be on RKB Radio,
I'll keep listening to you.
I'll keep listening to you.
I'll keep listening to you.
I'm looking forward to the broadcast.
I'm looking forward to the broadcast.
Thank you very much.
When you get older, you can say thank you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
This is a letter from Miharu Kanayama of FunabachiCity on the other side of the rainbow.
This is a letter from Miharu Kanayama of FunabachiCity on the other side of the rainbow.
When I was 16 years old, I became a fan of Tulip,and now I'm 50 years old.
Thanks to my husband's unhappiness, I was able towalk to my dream Fukuoka, RKB.
I'm living a semi-immigrant life.
Is it near here?
Can you see it from this window?
Isn't it over there?
She's waving her hand.
Hello.
Hello.
I've been wanting to live in Fukuoka since I was16 years old.
I've been to Fukuoka many times, but I can see thebeauty of Fukuoka even more when I'm there for along time.
Thank you very much.
My favorite place is Momochihama.
Oh, here it is.
Don Taku taught me how to dance.
I was taught by Don Taku Bayashi and HakataKatchiribushi.
Fukuoka is the best! Hakata is the best!
That's great.
I see.
Yamakasa and Don Taku really like festivals.
Yes, they do.
Wait a minute.
福岡の良さとリスナーからの感謝
When did you come to Fukuoka?
Well...
Wait a minute.
It's not written when I came to Fukuoka.
My husband came to Fukuoka because he was single.
I got a letter from Mr. Funabashi.
I got a letter from Mr. Funabashi.
Oh, I see.
For example, he comes to Fukuoka every weekend.
He comes to Fukuoka about half a month and spendstime with his husband.
I see.
I wonder if he checks his diet.
It's a pleasant Fukuoka.
Yes, it's a pleasant Fukuoka.
It's nice. It's like a different place.
Yes, it is.
When there is a festival, he comes to Hakata.
I see.
The sea is beautiful.
Please go out to the sea.
Please enjoy it.
He retired from his local city office where heworked for 40 years.
He moved to a neighboring town.
I got a letter from Mr. Shinya Tokyu of Kurume.
He won a book as a gift from Mr. Zaichi.
I got a thank you message.
Thank you.
According to the email,
he is reading a book with a lunch box on his lunchbreak at work.
I see.
I can picture it in my head.
Oh, that's nice.
I'm glad to be able to meet a new Mr. Zaichi now.
Thank you.
He wants a sequel.
He wants a sequel.
That's a lot of effort.
Yes, it is.
First of all, please take a bite of the book andread it.
We are waiting for your message on the program.
ボブ・ディランと楽曲カバー
We are waiting for your message on the program.
I got a message from Mr. Hart.
I got a message from Mr. Hart.
He said that he wanted to sing the cover song ofBob Dylan.
Mr. Zaichi, did you feel that way?
Yes, I did.
Which song did you sing at that time?
I sang the song, Kaze ni Fukarete.
That's a great song.
That's a great song.
Did you pretend to be mean to Mr. Himeno?
Did you pretend to be mean to Mr. Himeno?
No, it's the real me.
No, it's the real me.
You look like you're bullying your brother.
No, I'm not.
I'm the one who's being bullied in private.
I'm reviving it.
I'm reviving it.
I'm reviving it.
I'm reviving it.
Bob Dylan has made a new history.
In other words, he has changed the concept ofsinging a lot.
He has made a new era.
He plays the guitar and sings the lyrics.
He doesn't just shout.
I don't know the details of the lyrics becauseit's in English.
But the lyrics are very powerful.
I don't know if there's a melody or not, but thereare a few people who just shout and sing likethey're talking.
I don't know if there's a melody or not, but thereare a few people who just shout and sing likethey're talking.
It's very unique.
So I think it's interesting even if you think ofit as music.
I'm looking forward to the day when I can performeven if I'm blown away by the wind.
I'm looking forward to the day when I can performeven if I'm blown away by the wind.
Zaitsu Kazuo and Niji no Mukougawa
This program was brought to you by OishiiShokutaku e no Kakehashi Foodway.
This program was brought to you by OishiiShokutaku e no Kakehashi Foodway.
See you next month!
See you next month!