Shizuka Oishi's "Tetsuko's Room" broadcast on July 17th: What was found in her late husband's wallet

Takashi Naito：As I turn 70, my body movements change. I remember the words of Yoshio Harada. We also have some surprising similarities.

Yasunori Danta："I was shocked when I received the Purple Ribbon Medal" and told the Emperor, "I'm sorry for rebelling" on "Tetsuko's Room"

Shizuka Oishi：While writing the Taiga drama "To Dear Radiance (Hikaru Kimi e)," she lost her husband of 45 years to lung cancer. He passed away three months after the discovery.

Takako Matsu："I guess it suited me," she says, fascinated by the empty world of sewing. "I love the feeling of solitude in tennis matches," she said on "Tetsuko's Room."

Yasunori Danta：Receiving the Purple Ribbon Medal, feeling deeply touched when the Emperor spoke to her directly; also recalling a panicked incident on "Tetsuko's Room"

Koichi Sato：The reason why he calls his father, who was a famous actor, "Mikuni-san" - his real name comes from the names of two directors - and his thoughts on his son, Kanichiro, who became an actor, are also revealed on "Tetsuko's Room"