Shin-Osaka Station
Arriving at Shin-Osaka Station after 2 hours and 30 minutes, Kuruma-san chimed in, "I'm kind of sorry about Shinagawa Station.
When I talked to him, he told me that he had been having a party to watch the last episode of a show until 3:00 a.m. last night, and he was sleep deprived. By the time he arrived in Osaka, he had become the Kuruma-san we see on TV, and the nerdy vibe was gone.
I like to go to drinking parties as much as possible when I'm invited, no matter how much sleep debt I have accumulated. I don't organize them, though. Partly because I simply like drinking, and partly because I don't like it if the party is lively when I don't go. It is only when I don't go that legends are born that will later be passed down among comedians. That's why yesterday, I was still thinking about today, but not too deeply... (laughs).
Kuruma-san, who you see on TV, looks like he doesn't care about such things at all, but he also has a surprisingly folksy sensibility.
Now, we will go to Namba Grand kagetsu, a mecca for manzai performers, located at Namba Station!
