Masayuki Yuhara, Susumu Sugawara, and Mitsuo Senda:Three "Showa Boys" born in 1947 gather together to ride the boom and keep busy, singing as a one-day-only duo on "Tetsuko's Room"

Takumi Saito："The person I admire forever" is Chishu Ryu. He watched two or three movies every week with his father. He also experienced "ET" at the age of one. Revealed on "Tetsuko's Room"

Nao Omori："He comes back once a year" to his father, Akaji Maro. When they meet occasionally, he bites her head. "Wild Kingdom"-style upbringing, says mother on "Tetsuko's Room"

Takeshi Ihara："It tastes like what my mother used to make" - Kitakyushu local cuisine, he talks about his mother who passed away at the age of 63 on "Tetsuko's Room"

Takumi Saito：Influenced by her father, she loved movies since she was a child and was fascinated by the acting of Chishu Ryu, a regular in Ozu's films, on "Tetsuko's Room."

Takeshi Ihara："French," "Piano playing," and "Manzai" - Three big challenges after turning 60 on "Tetsuko's Room"

This week's "Tetsuko's Room"：Karen Kirishima turned 60 last year, gave birth to a grandchild, and shed tears at her husband's message. Nao Omori of Akaji Maro, is also the father of a 6-year-old daughter. His parents are bad examples.