"The Garbage Dump is Warm" - Shinichiro Miki and Natsuki Hanae Bond Over Sake Mishaps!? Kensho Ono, Delighted to be Called 'Master,' Says "Just Clip This Part"

Firstly, Hanae asked a question he had to know: "A failure story with alcohol that you can only tell now." Miki immediately replied, "That's impossible! I can't teach that! I lived in a different era," causing the two to burst into laughter. He then shared his failure stories, such as "I thought I went home after drinking with everyone, but when I woke up, people going to work were looking down at me," and "I was sleeping in a large hedge." Hanae responded, "I've also slept at a garbage dump," to which the two strangely bonded, saying, "It's warm in winter!" and "The garbage is warm," filling the studio with laughter again.

Furthermore, Ono, who took care of Hanae, revealed, "On the way home, he charged into the garbage dump saying, 'I'm trash~.'" This made Miki laugh out loud. Viewers were also entertained by Miki and Hanae's hilarious alcohol failure stories, commenting, "Relatable at the garbage dump lol," "Bold stories," and "Where did the master go?"

In addition, when asked about "recommended overseas travel" for Miki, who loves traveling abroad, he passionately talked about the romantic allure of overseas destinations. Regarding his "recent hobby," Miki revealed that he is currently engrossed in making a plastic model of the AE86 (also known as Hachiroku), the car driven by Takumi Fujiwara whom he voiced in "Initial D," which excited the two, exclaiming, "Ohhh!" and "Are you serious!?"

Moreover, Ono asked, "How can one become a 'master'?" Inquiring about when Miki started playing characters called masters as roles change with age, Miki humorously replied, "I don't remember~ recently I've been either dying or an old man," while adding, "It also depends on the balance of the work. There are young masters too, and if you engage sincerely with the work, you'll eventually be called one."

Ono nodded earnestly, expressing his desire, "I want to be called a master~!" Miki then referred to Ono as "master." When Miki called "Master~," Ono responded with a beaming smile, "What is it, Shinichiro-kun?" prompting a sharp retort from Hanae, "I hate this~," and "I want this part edited out!" which sent the studio into another round of laughter.

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