"Warota!" Episode 4 will be released on the 29th, completing the Momotaro skit

The fourth episode of "Warota!" (Prime Video), a show in which the popular group SixTONES takes on serious comedy sketches, will begin airing at 4:00 p.m. on August 29th.

This time, actor Kaho Minami will appear as a comedy guest, and playwright Makoto Ueda from the theater company "Europe Kikaku" will participate in the comedy as a special guest writer. The two will also appear in the studio as talk guests.

Minami previously co-starred with Yugo Kochi in the stage play "A Midsummer Night's Dream." When Minami praised Takachi back then, Jesse began to grin with delight for some reason. Ueda also revealed that he was in charge of the script for a production that SixTONES members appeared in seven years ago, and everyone was surprised, saying, "He helped me out in the past!" and "We were destined to be together!"

In the final episode of the previously released skit "Momotaro," Momotaro (Hokuto Matsumura), the pheasant (Shintaro Morimoto), the monkey (Takachi), and the dog (Taiga Kyomoto), who is suspicious of the pheasant and monkey, finally arrive at Onigashima. What will be the outcome of the showdown with the demons they finally face on Onigashima? Furthermore, the secret of Momotaro's birth is revealed, and an ending far more spectacular than you can imagine awaits.

Regarding the spectacular "ending production,"Juri Tanaka said, "It was an unexpected ending! I thought the recording time for 'Momotaro' was ridiculously long, so that's why," while Jesse couldn't hide his surprise, saying, "Just to confirm, it's not CG, right?" Matsumura, who played Momotaro, gave his stamp of approval, saying, "It's totally the 'Japanese version of the Truman Show'."

The over 10-minute long skit, specially written by Ueda and set in the company toilet, was recorded in one take. The dialogue between Tanaka, Takachi, and Jesse heats up towards the climax, with Morimoto praising them, saying, "They were getting into it!" Jesse said, "It was worth it!" Takachi said, "I was nervous because the script was 'so thick it didn't seem like a skit,'" Tanaka said, "It was quite difficult!" Ueda also said, "I wrote it knowing it would be difficult (laughs)," despite it being his own skit.

Minami and model and talent Seira Anzai will also appear, and a skit in which Kyomoto and Tanaka are pushed to the brink of ecstasy will also be broadcast.