【財津和夫 虹の向こう側 2026年9月放送分】

2026年9月の放送分です。

・9月6日　「シンクロニシティ（偶然）について」

・9月13日　「依頼される作品（タイアップ）について」

・9月20日　「体力維持について」

・9月27日　「子守唄について」

サマリー

財津和夫と下田文夫が、偶然の一致やシンクロニシティについて語り、2222円の会計や時計の11時11分など、数字に意味を感じた体験を紹介する。依頼されて作る作品では、CM曲や番組テーマ、トヨタ・カリーナのCMソングなどのタイアップ曲を振り返り、依頼者の意図や映像に合う印象的な言葉を考える過程を話す。財津は幼少期からピアノを習いたいと思い続け、大学時代に廃屋のオルガンを弾いて独学した経験や、好きなことを思い続ける大切さも語る。健康維持の話題では、仕事やステージに備えた睡眠、ジム、ウォーキングマシン、スクワット、短時間のストレッチなどが話題になる。後半は子ども向けの遊びや、トランプのばば抜きについて軽妙に話し合う。さらに、チューリップの曲を長年愛するリスナーの思いと、泣き続ける赤ちゃんに「大丈夫、大丈夫」と歌いかけたら泣き止んだという保育士の体験を紹介する。財津は歌が子守唄のように働く可能性や、聴衆が安心して眠ることにも触れる。最後にはチューリップの記念公演を望む声に対し、体力を気にしながらも、過去の曲や思い出を語る形なら実現できるかもしれないと応じる。

偶然の一致と数字にまつわる体験

【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】

【財津和夫　虹の向こう側】

【財津和夫　虹の向こう側】

This program is brought to you by Foodway, abranch of Oishii Shokutaku.

Zaitsukazou, Nijinomukougawa.

This is from Mr. Kamo.

Thank you.

Recently, I've been feeling a mysterioussynchronicity.

It's a coincidence.

The other day, I was very surprised when the nameof the bookstore I was introduced to on the airappeared in the book I started reading that day.

It was the original work of the movie, and I gotit from the book I was reading.

The next time I went to Fukuoka, I decided to goto the bookstore.

I decided to go to the bookstore.

Besides the radio, the songs I was talking to myfriends about were playing in the cafe I went toalone.

Someone I like, someone I've never met, isthinking the same thing at the same time.

Even if it's my misunderstanding, I'm sorry, but Ifeel that much happier.

Do you two have that kind of experience?

Do you?

It's a coincidence.

I often feel synchronicity.

For example?

I have a lot.

When I watch TV, I can see what I was thinking.

Especially when I watch YouTube.

I'm not looking for it, but I'm interested in it.

I forgot that I was interested in it, but itsuddenly came out.

I was worried about it earlier.

For example, there's a remote control, right?

I mistook it for a remote control.

There's a remote control for the air conditioner,right?

I thought it was a TV, but when I pressed theremote control, the TV disappeared.

That's a psychic phenomenon, isn't it?

No, no, no.

It happens a lot.

I thought I was going to change the channel.

Even if I made a mistake and pressed it again, thechannel would change.

I may have said too much.

When I was recording in the past,

When I went to the studio, the studio work wasgoing smoothly.

Suddenly, the equipment broke down.

I was like, wait a minute, I'll fix it.

It happens a lot.

Really?

So I thought I was wearing an electromagneticwave.

Human remote control.

Really.

Isn't there such a thing?

I don't think so.

Really?

I can't think of it at all.

But electromagnetic waves have different people,right?

There are strong and weak people, right?

Not at all.

No.

Please don't call me a self-proclaimed man.

That's right.

I have self-confidence.

That's why everyone is confused.

Confused.

Confused.

This is from Mr. Rokomama in Nagano Prefecture,who went to Osaka Park on May 29th.

This may also be a coincidence or a synchronicityphenomenon.

I went shopping at the supermarket and the billwas 2222 yen.

I lined them up.

Isn't there such a thing?

Yes, there is.

It used to be common when I was young.

When I was young, it was always 11 o'clock and 11minutes when I looked at the clock.

1, 1, 1, 1.

I wondered what it was, but it lasted a long time.

I was wondering if it had any meaning.

Every time I looked at 1, 1, 1, 1, somethingunfortunate happened.

I was connected to it.

Unlucky and 1, 1, 1, 1.

Since then, I've been looking at 1, 1, 1, 1.

For example, if you look at a digital clock, thereare four 1s.

When I look at that, I keep looking at the digitalclock until it becomes 1, 1, 1, 2.

I'm not 1, 1, 1, 1.

I'm trying to figure out what to do.

That's how I avoid danger.

I see.

It's easy to think about.

But I think it's important.

Really?

Yes.

Do you have such a threatening relationship?

No, I don't.

No?

You're a good person.

I envy you.

Are you serious?

No, I'm not serious.

I envy you.

I don't care much.

Maybe you have a good childhood experience.

No, I'm just smart.

You're just smart.

No, I'm not.

When I was a child, I was afraid of something.

When I was a child, I was afraid of something.

Maybe so.

I envy you.

Really?

I want to switch.

Let's switch.

This song is a reference to 2222.

Picnic in 2222.

When you decided on this title, was theresomething like 2222?

As I said earlier, the same number goes on and on.

I thought it was a meaningful number.

So I just put it on.

I'm glad I put it on now.

It's an interesting title.

I don't know if I can say it myself.

I'm looking forward to it.

This is a mail from Kono-san from Nagoya.

It's a great radio name.

It was the title of the movie.

That's right.

It's my experience.

First date.

When I was in high school.

You're using the title of the movie I talked aboutlike this.

That's right.

When I was in high school, I was surprised to hearthat I chose this movie for a date.

It's going to take a long time to talk about it.

I'll talk about it another time.

Mr. Zaizu said,

It's okay.

In my resume,

I want to be a mean old man.

But that's impossible for Mr. Zaizu.

A mean old man or old woman doesn't think they'remean about what they're doing.

They can do it naturally without thinking aboutit.

When Mr. Zaizu, who is only concerned aboutothers, tries to be mean on purpose,

I'm tired of it.

I can't continue.

That's why it's impossible for Mr. Zaizu.

If it's Ms. Himeno, I might be able to do it.

I agree.

Is that so?

I agree with this opinion.

Where do you agree?

We've been together for decades.

From the top of my head to the tip of my toes,

to the inside of my butt.

I shouldn't say that.

I know where you live.

If it's Ms. Himeno, I think I can do it.

Are we being fooled by Ms. Himeno?

What do you mean?

I always thought you were pure, like a young man.

I thought you were natural.

That's right.

That's why it's written here.

Natural means not taking care of others.

It's not equal, but it's the same tendency.

So, if it's Ms. Himeno,

I don't have to take care of others,

so I can be a mean old man.

It was an impossible argument.

I see.

Mr. Zaizu said he decided to be a mean old man.

I used to read a book about mean old men.

Mr. Hasegawa Machiko, right?

That's right.

I read the book.

I thought the main character was a weirdo.

I wondered why the author wrote such a thing.

I thought there was no way he was mean.

But as I got older,

I started to think that mean old women said suchthings

and acted in such a way.

I thought maybe mean old women were good people.

I thought they were good people,

but I also thought they were people who livedwithout lying.

I thought they might have said something likethat.

So, I thought I couldn't be a mean old woman,

but I could be a mean old man,

so I'm aiming for that.

I see.

There was also a part that was missing in the teaeyes,

wasn't there?

That's right.

The main character doesn't like anything that's alie.

I like lies, too,

but I want to live honestly,

so I want to learn from mean old women.

I see.

Then I have a new goal.

Really?

I want to be a mean old woman.

Really?

I might already be a mean old woman.

More, more.

It'll take decades.

It's close.

You won't be a mean old woman.

Why?

I don't know.

Because you look like a princess.

Oh, well.

Wait a minute.

I'm not sure anymore.

Let's think about it.

I wonder if I should call you a mean old womanagain.

Good evening.

I'm Zaitsukazo.

Good evening.

I'm Fumio Shimoda, an RKB announcer.

I got this from Keiko Iizawa from Chiba City.

Is it Takako?

It says Uyamau.

Keiko.

I got it from Takako.

I got it from Keiko Iizawa from Chiba City.

It's a picture of the Alhambra Palace.

It's a beautiful picture.

It's a beautiful picture.

It's a picture of the Alhambra Palace.

It's in my hand.

I'm sorry I can't show it to you.

It's so beautiful.

I know.

Speaking of the Alhambra Palace, there's a songcalled Memories of the Alhambra Palace.

It's a classical guitar song.

You play the tremolo with your fingers and bouncewith your thumb.

I've practiced it once, but I couldn't do it.

Is it difficult?

I was able to do two bars, but after that, it wasa little difficult.

I'd like to ask you to show me two bars at thenext concert.

No, no, no.

I'd like to ask you to show me two bars at thenext concert.

I don't know if it's direct or indirect.

Then you told me about Tateyama.

Is it Tateyama's sake?

That's right.

That's when I first learned about Tateyama.

Do you still drink Japanese sake?

As you get older, your drinking habits get weaker.

If you have any episodes about sake, please let meknow.

I can't drink a little too much Japanese sakethese days.

I get a hangover right away.

So I have to drink beer with my meals.

It's not good to drink alcohol when you're hungry.

Tateyama is a light drink.

So if you don't like the strong smell, you candrink Tateyama.

It's a good feeling.

I had a bad experience when I got drunk for twodays.

When I was a college student, I was so drunk thatI almost died.

I don't want to get drunk for two days.

So I don't drink a lot of Japanese sake.

It's as painful as the end of the world.

Especially for people like us who work.

After the concert, we drink a lot of sake.

I drank too much and went back to the hotel.

I slept on the bed without taking off my clothes.

I slept with my mouth open until the morning.

When I was young, I had a bad experience.

My mouth was dry and my throat was dry.

So I decided to quit drinking.

Did you go to the concert even if your mouth wasdry?

I went to the concert after the concert.

I didn't go to the concert the next day or the dayafter that.

I just went home.

But my voice was so dry.

I'm glad I didn't go to the concert.

It's hard to take care of your health.

I don't take care of my health now, so my voice isdry.

It's fun.

You don't have to prepare hard.

When it's a day off, I always go to bed.

From a young age.

New Year's Eve, Obon.

I'm almost sleeping.

My body is telling me to rest.

When I think I'm not feeling well, I feel reallybad.

If I don't work hard, I'll feel better the dayafter tomorrow.

I've been doing this for decades, so my body islike that.

You feel better before work, don't you?

I don't know.

You're so different from me.

I'm working, so I have a tendency to be hard onmyself.

I'm sorry. I'll change the question.

Is there a way to maintain your health to do yourjob properly?

Of course.

I don't overdo it or take a lot of sleep.

I don't overdo it or take a lot of sleep.

It's better to have a job than to be healthy.

It's better to have a job than to be healthy.

If you don't, you'll be lazy.

As long as I'm not lazy, I'm fine.

But I'm sleepy.

That's how hard it is.

You're having a hard time, too.

I'm not tired.

You have to make a beautiful voice.

No, I'm not beautiful.

I'm going to take some time.

Is there a failure example?

Failure example?

Failure example, not high-five example.

Failure example, high-five example.

There may be a guardian example.

There may be a guardian example.

Well, there are failures.

Please tell me. I'll cut it.

For example, it's not a good thing, but I read itwrong.

But I realized it right away and said,

I'm sorry.

Everyone makes mistakes when they read it wrong.

No, no, that's fatal.

I'm the only one who's like,

I'm the only one who's like,

I can't talk about it on the air.

You can't talk about it on the air.

Then, let's go back to the broadcast of the cutpart.

As for the podcast,

I'm going to do an emergency broadcast.

I'll give you a tip.

I guess so.

At that time,

In the broadcast that is broadcast in some areas,

There's a tip I want to tell only the people ofFukuoka.

It's called a forced split button.

I didn't know that.

Then,

I'm going to split up the broadcast that's goingon.

So I'll tell you the tip separately.

It's not the producer or the director.

It's the announcer at the scene.

That's right.

In the case of late at night or early in themorning.

At that time,

I had to put in a tip many times.

Weather information and so on.

I was busy at that time.

In addition to the radio broadcast,

I had to arrange the staff of the company.

After the next day,

Emergency response and coverage response.

There's also a news report.

I did a lot of things at the same time.

I put in a tip many times.

I'm going to press the split button.

It's from someone else who's working.

Please put it in this CMRK.

There's an instruction.

There's an instruction.

I'm going to press the emergency response button.

I've been doing a lot of things.

Just once.

From the sub.

Then, please put it in after this.

When I was asked if I was in the studio.

I pressed the split button.

Yes, I'm here.

Oh, my God.

That's what happened.

It's a recent story.

Yes, I'm here.

Yes, I'm here.

It's not a toilet.

Yes, I'm here.

It's a serious voice.

I'm glad it's not a yes.

Yes, I'm here.

The person listening to the radio.

Is it a radio?

I thought,

What?

Yes, I'm here.

It's like a little eye-to-eye conversation.

It was a proper voice.

I'm not kidding.

It's not like,

Yes, I'm here.

Yes, I'm here.

I thought I wouldn't know if I kept quiet.

I thought it wasn't good.

I wrote a self-report.

I submitted it.

I apologized.

It's hard.

I can't say this on the air.

It's barely a podcast.

It's not funny anymore.

It's fun to hear this kind of story.

I'm more nervous than we are.

That's great.

It's amazing.

It's not expensive.

There are a lot of artists.

There are a lot of people involved.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Self-report.

Self-report.

Self-report.

Self-report.

I'm not writing it.

We don't have to draw that.

If you're an artist who has to draw that, it'sreally hard.

That's right.

Thank you for your hard work.

I'm really sorry about that.

作品依頼とタイアップ曲の思い出

Zaitsukazou, Nijinomukougawa

Mr. Wakamusha from Najima.

Yes, thank you.

Speaking of Najima, I used to live there.

Najima, Higashiku, Fukuoka?

Yes, I used to live there when I was inelementary, middle, and high school.

I'm sending you an email for the first time.

Thank you.

I'm in my third year of high school, and I've beeninto listening to the radio lately.

Oh, you got this from your third year of highschool.

That's amazing.

Is this true?

Yes, it's true.

No way.

You're the kind of person who writes to me on myshow.

I'm sure there are a lot of people who think it'sa joke.

I'm sure there are a lot of people who think it'sa joke.

I'm sure it's true.

Let's believe it.

Let's believe it.

Mr. Zaitsu learned about my song when he made myjunior high school student council.

I thought it was a good song for a junior highschool student, so I sang it.

Now that I'm in my second year of high school, I'mencouraged by Mr. Zaitsu's voice.

I'm so happy.

Wow, you're really like an examiner.

That's amazing.

It's a song from the Matsuzaki Junior High SchoolStudent Council called,

It's kind of an old story.

I don't even remember the song.

I don't think I've written it before, but Iremember writing it, and there was a part of thelyrics where I put in words like the Tataragawaglitters.

I don't remember anything else. I don't remember asingle line of the melody.

I don't remember anything else.

It's nostalgic.

I'm happy that young people like this know me andcan interact with me.

I'm glad.

If you open the official Matsuzaki Middle Schoolwebsite in Higashiku, Fukuoka City, you can listento the songs that the students are singing there.

The school where Mr. Zaichi was a student.

It was called Tatara Middle School, but now it'scalled Matsuzaki Middle School.

I don't know if it's divided. The population hasincreased, and there are two schools.

There are a lot of Tohei schools, aren't there?

I think it's a Tohei school.

The Matsuzaki Middle School was established tocommemorate its 10th anniversary, and it was sentby a member of the class.

I want you to sing.

I want you to sing.

I think Mr. Zaichi has a variety of song requests.

Do you listen to the image when you are asked towrite a song?

Of course.

The person who requests the song writes it for areason.

I want you to write a song like this.

That's why I'm trying to make a song that goeswith it.

That's the first step.

CM song is a successful CM song in 1979.

There is a song called Wake Up.

I looked it up, and there was a song that Mr.Zaichi asked me to write.

What is it? Is it an animal sex theme song?

I remember it as the goal of the sun.

Yes, I know.

Oh, you do?

I remember.

1988.

Yes, I remember.

It's an image song of the city's civil societysports competition.

Yes.

It's wonderful.

I remember this for some reason.

It was such a melody.

I'll listen to it.

The CM song is a CM song of Toyota's new Carina.

Yes.

1989.

Yes.

Dream with you.

Yes.

Dream, dream, dream with you.

It's a wonderful song.

I can't sing right now.

And I'm a little happy.

TBS series.

There is a program called Broadcaster.

This was a program once a week.

News, variety, comedy.

Oh, I remember.

Miss Best One.

Yes.

I'm so happy.

TBS series.

It starts with the lyrics.

I've done this several times on stage.

I remember.

1992.

And I'm happy again.

TBS series.

Even if I joined the company, I would definitelywatch it.

Broadcaster's era.

1993.

News Forest.

Ending theme.

TBS news program in the evening.

The title is...

Oh, this is also Miss Best One.

Oh, that's right.

It was used.

May I?

Yes.

A little while ago.

Isn't there a song by Skyline?

It's not in my list.

It's my favorite commercial song.

Skyline.

Skyline.

It's my favorite song.

It's leaking.

Nagai nagai tabi no hajime.

Itsumo itsumo.

Something like that.

Is that so?

I missed this.

I can't remember.

Love in the sky.

I know Skyline.

Nice.

Nice.

My father was on Skyline.

What?

My father was on Skyline.

Your father?

When I was a kid, around the late 70s.

Skyline was very popular.

It was a famous car.

There were various minor changes.

It was loved for a long time.

Skyline is good.

I'll look it up again.

And Menard's annual theme song.

Menard?

By Shiroko and Kuroko?

Shiroko and Kuroko.

I don't know.

Don't you know Menard's Shiroko and Kuroko?

I don't know.

It was cut off in the middle of the broadcast.

It's gone.

I really liked that commercial.

Everlasting.

Everlasting.

Is that a commercial song?

This is Menard's annual song.

Theme song.

Yukijirushi Butter.

Oh, I like that one, too.

What is Butter Toast?

Well, I forgot to tell you, but this is myfavorite song.

Really?

I love it.

I don't know if I should say it myself.

No, it's okay.

I have a memory of this song.

What is it?

I wonder if I've talked about it on this show.

When I was recording this song,

I had a client and a production company.

I was in charge of the film.

I think I was in charge of the whole thing,

but I was in charge of the director.

I was sitting on the sofa,

and I was watching my recording.

I was checking what I was singing wrong.

I was checking what I was singing wrong.

There was a melody called Butter Toast.

The client was caught in the word future.

Why?

I don't know if it's a client or not,

but the client was caught.

The words were too hard.

Because it was a long time ago.

There was a hard word like the future in the song.

I thought it was weird.

I thought I was aiming for that.

It's not a song that goes slowly,

but it has to have a strong impact.

It's better to have lyrics that make you feel alittle uncomfortable.

That's why I'm thinking about the morning of thefuture.

You and Butter Toast.

That's nice.

I didn't say anything weird.

I said, let's change it.

Then the art director said,

this is good.

It's cool.

I don't remember the name of the person,

but I was happy at that time.

So the lyrics were like that.

Even if I listen to it now,

I don't understand anything.

The future is written in hiragana.

It's a keyword.

It's a word.

It's nice.

I see.

I'm glad it was thanks to you.

I'm glad.

There are still some tie-up songs,

so I'll put them out later.

I'll put them out later.

I was able to hear a lot of episodes.

I'm waiting for you at niji.rkbr.jp.

ピアノへの憧れと独学の原点

It's a song about youth.

I've got a letter from Hama-chan in Sakai City.

When did you start playing the piano?

Did you learn it from the basics?

Or did you learn it by yourself?

Are you still practicing?

I loved the piano intro at the beginning ofSeishun no Kage.

I haven't been able to play the intro of Seishunno Kage since some time ago,

but I hope I can play it again on tour someday.

I get these kinds of words from time to time.

When I was a kid, my mother said to me,

because I'm Hakata,

that I wanted to learn how to play the piano.

She said,

I don't have money,

I wanted to learn how to play the piano,

I wanted to learn how to play the piano,

and then I grew up thinking,

I want to learn how to play the piano.

When I graduated high school,

I became an old man.

I was an old man who had no goal,

no purpose,

At that time, I wanted to make money while workingpart-time,

so I went to various places for part-time jobs andinterviews.

I also went to an instrument store.

I asked why I wanted to work here.

They said,

I want to learn how to play the piano whileworking here.

I'm going to learn it somewhere.

The owner of the instrument store said,

It's too late now.

I was surprised and gave up.

But I wanted to learn how to play the piano.

When I was a college student,

there was a girls' club at the end of the school.

There was a girls' club in the school.

There were organs in the girls' club.

If you were a nursery school student.

There were organs in the girls' club.

There were organs in the girls' club.

There were about 100 organs in the girls' club.

I found a warehouse like that.

I sneaked into the warehouse.

Of course, there was a net in the warehouse.

There was also an iron gate.

It was torn.

I don't know why it was torn.

I don't know why it was torn.

I thought there was a corner for girls.

I don't know if it was torn.

There was a hole where I could go in.

I went in there.

I enjoyed playing the organ.

If I didn't have that,

I was really bad at the keyboard.

I was really bad at the keyboard.

Thanks to that,

I was able to sing a song like this.

People don't always forget what they like.

If there's something in the corner of your head,

you can't remember what you like.

That's right.

I think it's important to keep thinking about it.

What did you play when you sneaked into thewarehouse?

Beatles songs were popular at that time.

I listened to the Beatles songs.

I listened to the Beatles songs and imitated them.

I listened to the Beatles songs and imitated them.

I listened to the Beatles songs and imitated them.

That's why you want to tell the owner of theinstrument store.

No, no, no.

He's a theorist.

I think he said that because he thought I wouldparticipate in the Chopin Competition.

I think he said that because he thought I wouldparticipate in the Chopin Competition.

But if you keep thinking about it,

you can make it happen for yourself.

You can make it happen for yourself.

That's right.

I wish I had done it when I was a kid.

I wish I had done it when I was a kid.

I wish I had done it when I was a kid.

I wish I had done it when I was a kid.

Kids want to play, don't they?

But learning to play the piano is a great way tosuppress them.

There are many pianists I know, but they areusually distorted.

They are distorted.

They are distorted.

I don't have any talent, but I think it's betterto be someone who is bright and fun to people.

I don't know what you're talking about.

I don't know what you're talking about.

I think it's better to live a long life like that.

I think it's better to live a long life like that.

You can't be friendly.

Your heart is distorted somewhere.

It can't be helped.

It's a human ego.

Even Mozart was distorted.

That's right.

If God loves your ability, you'll be distorted.

Oh, God!

It's a miracle that Mr. Zaichi is straight.

It's a miracle that Mr. Zaichi is straight.

I can go straight because I don't have any talent.

I'm glad.

遊びの記憶と大人の体力維持

Good evening, I'm Zaichi Kazuo.

Good evening, I'm Fumio Shimoda, an RKB announcer.

I got this from Alinko.

Thank you.

Alinko.

Alinko.

Alinko is an ant, isn't it?

I think so.

It's a small ant that doesn't notice if it'scrushed by a person.

But it's cute.

I've bought an ant.

What?

You always surprise me.

Really?

Is that for research?

For research?

When I was a kid, I put soil in a transparent boxand took the ant.

You can see the ant's nest on the side.

Like a cave hotel.

I put sugar in it.

You bought it for observation.

That's right.

What happened to it?

I think I let it go again.

You let it go?

I forgot.

How do you let it go?

Just like that.

I see.

I feel sorry for it.

I feel sorry for it.

I feel sorry for it.

I got this from Alinko.

Thank you.

The tempo of your conversation is very good.

Thank you.

The other day, you made a wish and trumped it.

You made a wish and trumped it.

I see.

It's been decades since the four of us pulled outthe old lady.

Yes.

Whether we pulled out the old lady or not,

we laughed so much that it was hard to breathe anddangerous.

I'm looking forward to the adult handkerchiefdropping.

But this is dangerous.

Do you have anything you want to do again as kids?

What is handkerchief dropping?

What is handkerchief dropping?

Handkerchief dropping is...

You sit on a chair in a circle.

The person who holds the handkerchief turns aroundbehind the person.

You drop the handkerchief at a certain point.

On the back?

On the back.

It's the floor behind you.

It's a place you can't see.

If you notice it, you pick up the handkerchief andtouch the person who dropped it.

Certainly.

Do you understand?

If you don't notice it, you sit down again.

Where did you drop it?

You sit down with a sense of crisis that you maybe the one who dropped it.

The person who dropped the handkerchief pretendsnot to have dropped it.

If you notice it, you pick up the handkerchief andchase the person who is running away in a circle.

If you can touch the person, you can sit on thechair.

I think it was something like that.

Is it a story of love?

I think I was doing it in the classroom.

I think it's a game to get a seat.

You need to run.

You need to run.

What's interesting about it?

I don't know.

It's like a game where you get a chair when youfall.

It's not interesting.

I don't know. It might be interesting to try itout.

It's a game where you pretend you didn't drop it.

It's like Oni-san Dare.

That's right.

It's dangerous now, so you might fall and hit yourhead on the chair.

I don't think you should do it at your age.

Then try it at a concert someday.

At a concert?

You always play the guitar.

I think it's a handkerchief.

You drop it behind someone's back.

You hit it.

If there's someone you've noticed, you'll getsomething out of it.

I don't know.

I don't know what it means.

It would be fun if I could get money.

You should always turn around, but you shouldn'tturn around too much.

If you drop a handkerchief, you have to drop itbehind your back.

You can see it from the front.

That's right.

You drop it without knowing.

You have to use a handkerchief.

It was a handkerchief.

If it's a pencil roll, it'll roll.

If it's a ball, it'll roll.

I see.

In the old days, when a beautiful woman came, shedropped a handkerchief.

I was told,

You dropped a handkerchief.

Oh, really?

Thank you.

By the way, how about some tea?

I was able to say that.

Is that so?

I think it's better to drop a handkerchief overthere.

Is it better to drop an adult's handkerchief?

Well, yeah.

Drop an adult's handkerchief.

It's a little disgusting.

Is it disgusting?

From Alinko-san.

That's why.

Babanuki.

Babanuki doesn't show up on your face.

That's right.

It happens all of a sudden.

It might be a little interesting.

It might be interesting.

And then you can raise the joker a little bit.

Or you can draw a height next to it.

You can draw the back and put it in the placewhere you can't get the most.

If I say I'll take it from here, you'll be like,

I knew it.

Why do you call it Baba?

I wonder why.

Why not Jijinuki?

I don't think it's Jijinuki.

Oh, but there was a game called Jijinuki.

Really?

There was Jijinuki.

I can't get in anymore.

You've been pulled out.

Next time, there will be a fan club event.

Please do a large number of Babanuki competitions.

This Baba is not your grandmother's Baba.

Originally.

That's right.

Let's look up the words of Baba and tell you nexttime.

Zaitsu-kazoo.

On the other side of the rainbow.

I received it from Hiromi Obata, who lives inYokkaichi.

Thank you very much.

I went to a concert in Osaka on May 29th.

It was a nostalgic and fun time.

Zaitsu-san used the word old man a lot at theconcert.

Is that so?

The 78-year-old is still young.

Don't call me an old man, Zaitsu-san.

I'm a gentleman with a lot of white hair and acool uncle.

I'm not an old man.

Even if I feel a lack of physical strength,

I can do yoga and maintain my physical strength,so it's okay.

Yoga?

I'm not doing yoga.

I'm not doing it.

I go to the gym and do a little bit of a walkingmachine.

I'm only 65 years old.

Zaitsu-san, let's maintain our physical strengthso that we don't overdo it.

Yes.

Thank you very much.

I'm glad to hear that you've made friends with me.

I haven't done anything.

I see.

I haven't done anything.

As I said before,

when I'm done with work,

something like this happens.

What do you think I should do?

Squat or something.

Squat?

At home.

It's tough.

It's tough.

I couldn't walk because it was too hot thissummer.

What are you doing?

I'm going to the gym.

That's cool.

I used to go to the gym, but it was closed due toCOVID-19.

I went to the gym once and paid for it, but Ididn't go.

It's a 24-hour free gym.

It seems that you have to make an appointment.

I found a personal training gym at a reasonableprice, so I registered as a member.

I just had a trial experience the other day.

That's great.

I want to go to the gym, but it's hard to go.

I want you to come to my house and do somestretching or muscle training.

You want me to come to your house?

I can't do that.

Yes, you can.

It's a hassle to open the door when you come to myhouse.

When I feel like I want to relax, the doorbellrings.

I don't like it even if it's a ping-pong ball.

What should I do?

If you give me a book on how to maintain yourhealth, I'll buy it right away.

I often watch YouTube videos on how to cure backpain in three minutes.

I think it's different.

I do it, but I can only do it for one minute.

That's right.

I thought I was told to do it in three minutes.

I thought two minutes wasn't enough, but I thoughtit was enough.

When I was a kid, my mother used to call meMonogusa Taro.

I don't like it.

Zaitsu-san, standing on the stage is training.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I have to do training before that.

I'm not supposed to be able to handle that hardstage.

That's why I'm overheating.

That's why I get sleepy.

That's enough.

I think it's a good way to maintain my health.

It's a good way to keep you in bed.

Zaitsu-san, please put out a book.

Let's go to Million Seller again.

I'm done with one page.

I just need to sleep.

We are waiting for your message on the program.

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We received it from Frey Frey in Kobe.

We received it from Frey Frey in Kobe.

I read my resume published this year.

It's okay. It's my resume.

I had a lot of emotions in the wonderful content.

Zaitsu-san has overcome a lot of things.

I was moved, encouraged, and empowered.

I felt like I was looking at four clovers in bothhands.

From Frey Frey.

I'm so moved.

I'm so moved.

I'm so moved.

I received four clovers.

I received four clovers.

It's real.

I didn't know there were four clovers.

I didn't know there were four clovers.

It's so fresh that it's brown.

It's so fresh that it's brown.

Thank you so much.

Is it a bottle wire?

One-eighth of it is cut.

There's a clover in it.

Thank you so much.

I wrote,

I hope you will be happy.

Thank you.

It's really nice.

Thank you.

歌が子守唄になるとき

Zaitsu-Kazuo

The Other Side of the Rainbow

Good evening.

This is Zaitsu-Kazuo.

Good evening, I'm Fumio Shimoda from RKBANNOUNCER.

I've got a letter.

He went to Masatoshi Ueda's concert.

He's doing his best.

He went on May 31st.

Masaru Kumamoto from Sawara-ku, Fukuoka City.

He's 65 years old.

He's playing the drums dynamically.

He's singing while playing the drums.

He played a lot of old Tulip songs.

He sang while playing the drums.

When he sang Toshiyuki Abe's song while playingthe drums,

I was so moved.

I've been a Tulip fan for 53 years.

His songs are my youth.

Please continue to sing them.

Recently, I've been saying,

No, no, no, no.

I've been saying, no, no, no, no.

It's a proof that I'm an old man.

I've been saying, no, no, no, no.

I want to sing Yama Yama Yama Yama,

but I can't sing it.

But if I can, I want to sing it.

It's a treasure.

It's a treasure.

The song that made me a Tulip fan.

I've been saying, no, no, no, no.

When you say that,

I want to dig a hole even if there is no hole.

I want to dig more if it's shallow.

Thank you very much.

This is from Moca from Kurumeshi, FukuokaPrefecture, who works at a nursery school.

Reisaiji, who was hospitalized in April.

He's a baby.

He cries every day when I hold him.

Today, I held him on my lap and rubbed his back.

I called out, it's okay, it's okay.

Before I knew it, life is one, but it's not once.

I can't help it because I can't stop crying nomatter what I do.

I can't help it because I can't stop crying nomatter what I do.

At the chorus.

It's okay, it's okay.

It's going to work.

Big power.

From within you.

I sang it over and over again to whisper.

Na, na.

Surprisingly, the child stopped crying.

I started to cry.

Other staff members said,

You're not crying.

You're not sleeping.

I was surprised.

Really?

I'm not crying.

You're not crying.

You must have been noisy.

No, I'm not.

You shouldn't say that.

I'm not quiet even when I'm crying.

You sang it with a gentle voice.

But you started to sing after you stopped crying.

Does that mean you fell asleep?

Did you fall asleep?

It wasn't my voice, but if I fell asleep to thismelody and this lyrics,

I feel like I understand.

You feel like you understand.

When I look at the audience at my concert,

there are a lot of people who are sleeping.

That's right.

No, it's comfortable.

The alpha wave is created from the song.

I hope it comes out.

Speaking of which,

the opening song of the 50th anniversary encoreperformance,

When I was singing the flower song,

I remembered that the child stopped crying.

What?

That child cried so much the next day and the nextday that I couldn't believe it.

Really?

No matter what song you sing, you cry and fallasleep.

I cried because I was alone.

You were so noisy.

I don't know.

I guess I sang the song with the child's singingstyle.

But no matter what,

you're using the song for a good reason.

Thank you.

I'm glad.

I'm sure you have some kind of mysterious power inyour song.

I don't think so.

It's from the early days of Julie Poole.

That's right.

The lyrics are from the early days.

It's called,

If it's now, I'd like you two to be together.

But when I listen to it now, it feels very fresh.

That's right.

It's about as fresh as I feel.

It's about how old it is.

It's been around for weeks and it's new again.

It's not a handkerchief drop.

It's not a handkerchief drop.

Thank you.

Ueda-kun.

He's so popular.

I'm so glad you came.

Thank you.

記念公演への期待

This is May 24th.

He's been doing it for a few days.

That's right.

That's what he said.

Yes.

My wish has come true.

Zai-san, would you like to hold the 55thanniversary of the founding of Tulip?

Zai-san, at the last concert and the NHK showafter that.

Oh, at the NHK show after that.

Tulip was said to be a young man.

But in my vocabulary, there's a word for the lastman.

Is that so?

It's not the last man, what was it?

The last man.

The dining table.

Oh, the dining table.

The last man.

I know it's the dining table.

Is it the last man recently?

It's the last man.

The last man.

Oh, I see.

In the name of the last man, I'd like you to do itwith about 70% of your power.

Oh, my.

What?

70%?

No, I don't even have 70% of my power.

Then 50%.

About 20%.

I wish it was 20%.

I mean, I've done 20 songs, but I'd like it to beabout 4 songs.

That's right.

How about playing a CD and listening to it alltogether?

That would be okay.

And talking about the episode at that time.

Oh, yeah.

Even so, there are only about 50 people, at most.

I don't think you can get all of them together.

That's not true.

No, everyone says, sing, sing, sing.

I don't say that.

There's no one like that.

I'm so happy to hear that voice.

I'm going to sleep after singing.

That's right.

I'm going to sleep.

I feel sorry for you.

I feel sorry for you.

You can look forward to it, but it's up to you torealize it.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much for saying that forever.

That's right.

Thank you very much.

Everyone, please don't put too much pressure onMr. Zaichi.

Ueda seems to do it.

Please go see Ueda.

Let's go see it together, Mr. Zaichi.

Next week, I'd like to talk about the responsewhen you forget your smartphone.

I'd like to talk about this topic.

I see.

What would you do if you forgot your smartphone,Mr. Zaichi?

I don't know what to do.

I don't even know how to use it.

Is that so?

Look forward to it.

Zaitsu Kazuo Niji no Mukougawa

This program was brought to you by Foodway, abridge to a delicious dining table.

Our guests were Zaitsu Kazuo and Fumio Shimoda.

See you next month.

Sayonara.