Iwai Yuki

What kinds of people are enjoying meals around the world, and what thoughts accompany their dining experiences? Discover the most beloved local dishes and connect with different cultures through the power of food!

A program that selects an “oshi theme” from various genres such as anime, music, manga, and games, and presents the appeal of the theme each time.

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A show that features a mix of comedy sketches, celebrity interviews, and interactive segments with the audience. Known for its upbeat, light-hearted vibe, the program frequently features popular comedians and entertainers.

Tokiko’s mother died 20 years ago and her father Tetsuya is now in his 70's. Her father has a free spirit and is cute. Tokiko is in her mid 40's and still single. She has a strong personality. In their past, Tokiko and Tetsuya did not have a good relationship. It got so bad that they almost ended their relationship, but now they occasionally meet. They go out to eat together and have conversations. Tokiko decides to publish an essay about her father Tetsuya. To collect information for her essay, she meets Tetsuya and listens to various stories, but it's not just pleasant memories.

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Everybody has theories that they personally cling blindly to regardless of proof or scientific validity. In this entertaining information program, a host of celebrities present their cases for pet theories to studio guests by any means be it academic argument or laughably “out there” logic. Can their theories gain acceptance? Or will they be discarded as pop science that only adds confusion to the world? Find out through exhaustive examination including on-location experiments!

“Anime Scope is an AT-X original talk program where real-life professionals are invited to watch anime related to their field of expertise. The hosts explore unique insights, behind-the-scenes knowledge, and surprising perspectives that only professionals can offer, resulting in conversations that viewers normally would never hear.”