Actor Yutaka Matsushige (59) talked about “bitter memories” in club activities during his student days at FM Yokohama’s “Midnight Music Cafeteria” (Tuesday midnight 0.30), which was broadcast on the 14th.
In the program, the talk was held after introducing the question message from the listener, “How many club activities would you like to join if you should return to your school days?” Matsushige said, “I was in the judo club, but this is because I had no choice but to join the judo club because I didn’t have a sumo club through junior high school and high school. I have no attachment to judo at all.” “Really, you don’t want to wear that smelly thing called judo clothes anymore? Sweat … Because it’s made of thick sashiko, it can’t be washed because it doesn’t dry,” he said. My junior is drying insects next to the school building, but even so, if the dried one is rehydrated with sweat, a terrible stink will drift again … “
“The club room was in the basement. Something like ringworm propagates in judo clothes. I don’t like that anymore. Moreover, judo (technique) is approaching even after it collapses, after the beard. There were some guys who pushed me in. I can’t stand that anymore! If I’m not good at it, some guys will tighten it … “, the bitter memories of club activities never stopped. If I can regain my mind and return to my school days, I will come up with a plan to join the broadcasting club to boost the lunch time, and a plan such as the calligraphy club because I like calligraphy. A saxophone or an instrument that is said to be “cool” is fine, but what about a tuba? You can laugh at a horn already? It’s wrapped like a sazae. ” Matsushige who did.
“Isn’t that (the instrument in charge) chosen by the advisor’s teacher? Even if I want to play tenor saxophone, if I’m told” You’re big, do tuba “, it’s like a (former) judo club. I expected that I would only be left with unpleasant feelings … “and once again said,” What part should I make? It’s good to create a sumo club. Let’s do that! I’ll be reborn next time. ” I was replying.
