This week's "Tetsuko's Room":The program is in its 50th year. Masaaki Sakai has mixed feelings about his daughter's wedding reception. Akira Terao talks about his father, Jukichi Uno.

The lineup for Tetsuko Kuroyanagi's long-running talk show "Tetsuko's Room" (TV Asahi, Monday to Friday 1pm), which will air from February 3rd to 7th, has been announced. The show, which began on February 2nd, 1976, is now in its 50th year, and on the first day, the 3rd, it will feature actor Takahashi Hideki and his wife Mieko, on the 4th singer Akira Terao, on the 5th actor Umezawa Tomio and his wife Ikeda Akiko, on the 6th actor Hamada Mitsuo and actor Matsubara Chieko, and on the 7th entertainer Sakai Masaaki and his daughter Koharu.

Takahashi and Mieko celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last year. They say they have only had two fights together, in their first and eleventh years together. The happiest moment in their 50 years together was when their daughter, Maasa, was born.

It has been 44 years since Terao's big hit "Ruby no Yubiwa." His father, actor Jukichi Uno, was a leading figure in the theater world and appeared on "Tetsuko no Heya" when it first began in 1976. While watching footage from that time, Terao talks about his memories of Uno.

Umezawa and Akiko have been married for 35 years this year. Their second daughter, who had been living with them, moved out last year, and for the first time, they are living alone together. Akiko says that the secret to their happy marriage, which she has made an effort to make, is "contact."

Both Hamada and Matsubara were big stars during Nikkatsu's golden age. They talk about their experiences with Yujiro Ishihara, Akira Kobayashi, Ruriko Asaoka, Hibari Misora, and others from that time.

Sakai has two children. Koharu held their garden wedding in September last year at a villa that was built around the time Koharu was born. The two performed a dance together, but Sakai's feelings were mixed. He also confessed to his daughter that he had made her feel lonely after the divorce.