Kensho Ono & Natsuki Hanae Engage in Serious Glasses Battle! Ono Declares Defeat to Hanae's Custom-Made Glasses on 'Say You To Yo Asobi'

■Ono Says "That's So Like You, Hanae-san" to Hanae's Unstoppable Rampage—A "Miraculous Collaboration" Born from Pendulum Art!?

Additionally, on the show, as an introduction to the Thursday edition project of 'Say You To Yo Asobi Walkers 2025 Say You One More Night,' which fulfilled Ono and Hanae's wishes, they challenged themselves to "pendulum art" in the studio, which had been Ono's long-time wish. They challenged themselves with studio-size pendulum art, which they said they had created in a larger size during the on-location shoot.

For the project of swinging a container filled with paint like a pendulum and drawing abstract art with its trajectory, Ono was in serious mode, saying "I'm definitely going to display this at home afterward!" Meanwhile, Hanae deliberately chose a canvas with staff footprints on it, saying "This is also art," and Ono expressed his expectations, saying "How to make use of those footprints is today's challenge."

However, when production began, Hanae made a major blunder by immediately spilling paint on the canvas. Furthermore, unable to control his strength properly, the paint flew out of the canvas onto the desk, and then "invaded" even Ono's work, causing the studio to erupt in laughter. Ono, whose work was invaded, also burst out laughing and began to enjoy the unpredictable art born from Hanae's rampage, giving an unexpected "acceptable" judgment as a work, saying "But... isn't this horizontal line incredibly stylish?" and "That's so like you, Hanae-san!"

Furthermore, Ono also dripped ink onto Hanae's canvas as if to "return the favor," interfering with each other's works. As a result, an individualistic "collaborative" artwork with the two's colors mixed together was completed. After that, Hanae looked at Ono's work and highly praised it, saying "It's incredibly good! A master!" Ono titled his work "Maison de Kensho in Paris," and Hanae titled his "Footprints Descending into Darkness," and their rampage art experience came to a close with great excitement.

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