Shimazu Aya:Performing "Amazing Grace" with his nephew, who is currently training as a singer; the origins of the "singing monster" of the enka world lie in his mother's prenatal education; on "Tetsuko's Room"

Taizo Sugimura："That was stupid," he said after watching a video of his own remorseful remarks 20 years ago on "Tetsuko's Room" about wanting to go to a traditional Japanese restaurant after being elected to the House of Representatives.

Hideyuki Nakayama："It was a dream experience" with calligraphy, which he has been practicing since elementary school, and his wife and children accompanied him to an exhibition at the Cannes Film Festival with an old friend.

The Bonchi：The comedy duo disbanded after the end of the manzai boom. Masato said on "Tetsuko's Room" that "my monthly income, which used to be several million yen, has dropped to around 70,000 yen."

Taizo Sugimura：First elected to the House of Representatives at age 26, he made a bold statement saying, "I want to go to a traditional Japanese restaurant." He looked back on 20 years ago in a "memorial meeting" on "Tetsuko's Room."

The four Ishihara brothers：Before his father Shintaro passed away, they took turns staying in his hospital room. Yoshizumi Ishihara said on "Tetsuko's Room" that "he yelled at me, 'Who do you think you are?'"

The Bonchi：Disbanded after the end of the manzai boom, reunited at age 50, and attracted attention again in their 70s. Surrounded by their grandchildren, they enjoyed a "second youth" filled with laughter and happiness.