Tsunoda Natsumi Judo Debut: Gobugobu & Hamada Osaka Mix Vale

The judokaTsunoda Natsumigold medalist in the up to 48 kg category at the Paris 2024 Olympics, takes part in the programGobugobufrom MBS Television. The episode will air on December 20 at 1:54 p.m. and will be broadcast exclusively in the Kansai region. The attraction hasHamadaby Duo Downtown, at locations in Sumiyoshi District, Osaka.

Tsunoda Natsumistands out on the international stage by winning gold in Paris and collecting three consecutive world titles between 2021 and 2023. In the program, she acts as Hamada’s partner in exploring places recommended by locals. The choice of neighborhood is determined by the athlete’s personal connection with the local police station.

The recording begins with Hamada questioning the remote location. Apesar byTsunoda NatsumiSince she is from Chiba, she is said to have served as police chief at Sumiyoshi Police Station for a day last year. The Essa experience motivates the theme of the episode, which focuses on gastronomic and cultural attractions in the region.

Personal connection to Sumiyoshi

Tsunoda NatsumiShows signs of nervousness when recording with Hamada. Ela states that the situation creates more tension than Olympic competitions. The couple departs from Sumiyoshi Taisha Station on the Nankai Line.

The itinerary prioritizes places the judoka would like to visit again after her time at the police station. Hamada tracks the nominations and highlights light interactions between the comedian and the athlete. The route includes stops at traditional pubs and historical places.

  • Western restaurant with almost 90 years of tradition.
  • Visit to the Sumiyoshi police station as a gesture of gratitude.
  • Tour of the Sumiyoshi Taisha Sanctuary.
  • Demonstration of judo technique at the local dojo.

Stop at a historic restaurant

The first visit is to a western restaurant founded in 1935. Despite the usual restrictions, the restaurant grants special permission for filming. The main course is the egg croquette, prepared without potatoes and with full emphasis on the egg.

Hamada andTsunoda NatsumiTry the emblematic croquette. The judoka is positively surprised by the different properties. Hamada praises the originality of the preparation.

Visit to the local police station

The duo makes their way to the Sumiyoshi police station.Tsunoda NatsumiOffers stickers from the program as a thank you. Hamada notices a plaque with the athlete’s name on it and reacts in surprise.

The person in charge of the police station calmly asks for more stickers. Hamada responds to the request with humor. The parade strengthens the judoka’s ties to the district.

Walking tour of Sumiyoshi Taisha

The itinerary includes the Sumiyoshi Taisha Sanctuary, Osaka’s cultural heritage site. Hamada andTsunoda NatsumiObserve the traditional architecture and historical elements of the place.

The athlete comments on the calmness of the environment. Hamada adds light observations during the visit. The sanctuary adds a cultural aspect to the content of the episode.

Demonstration in the dojo

Die Episode and Dojo and Sumyoshesis Taisha-mympelx.Tsunoda Natsumiperforms his signature technique, the Tomoe Nage. The opponent is a comedian weighing 170 kg, who creates a difference of 122 kg.

The judoka successfully uses the move against the larger opponent. The sequence highlights the efficiency of the technique regardless of body size. Hamada follows the demonstration with interest.

The program combines city exploration with action moments.Tsunoda NatsumiTransitions from high-performance sport to television entertainment. The exhibition will take place on Saturday afternoon in the Kansai area.

The appearance of the Olympic medalist draws attention to the consolidated formatGobugobu. The program maintains the tradition of the locations with Hamada and different guests. The Essa edition marks the first visit to Sumiyoshi District.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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