Ueda to onna ga hoeru yoru:Is being called "omae" unpleasant or familiar? The "omae" debate breaks out between the East and West

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4月2日放送の「上田と女が吠える夜」の2時間スペシャルに出演する(左から)横山裕さん、上田晋也さん=日本テレビ提供
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4月2日放送の「上田と女が吠える夜」の2時間スペシャルに出演する(左から)横山裕さん、上田晋也さん=日本テレビ提供

The two-hour special of the talk variety show "Ueda to onna ga hoeru yoru" (Nippon TV, 9 p.m.), which will air on April 2nd, is titled "Women of the West vs. Women of the East," and will pit women against each other in an "Omae" debate over whether they find it unpleasant or endearing to be called "Omae" by others.

On this day, freelance announcer Yumiko Udo appeared on the stage for the first time in her life. Udo, who grew up in Osaka, explained her opinion that "in Kansai, if you don't make an effort to be funny, your ranking will steadily drop" and "Kanto people don't laugh at failure."

Yokoyama Yu of "SUPER EIGHT" revealed his feelings at the time of their debut, saying, "Our song titles were like 'Obachan ROCK'. Even on music shows we were made to wear leopard print outfits with strong shoulder pads, and we were given an image of Kansai without our consent. I thought 'Arashi are so cool' (laughs)."

Other guests appearing include IMALU, Kawada Hiromi, comedy duo "High Heels," Fujita Nicole, Sayuri Matsumura, and Murakami Kanako.


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