"Amoooooore!" Masaya Fukunishi Screams in Ecstasy! Overcome with Emotion by Nobuhiko Okamoto's Message "To Maa-kun Dancing in Glass Slippers"

On ABEMA, "Say You To Yo Asobi Saturday" #32 was broadcast on Saturday, February 14th at 9 PM. The program featured MCs Showtaro Morikubo, Nobuhiko Okamoto, and Masaya Fukunishi.

This episode, titled "Let's Learn More Adult Refinements!", featured guest florist Mutsumi Hamaguchi, representative of a flower salon, in a segment where they learned about the knowledge and etiquette of flowers as gifts. The hour was filled with brilliance and love, befitting a Valentine's Day broadcast, including Morikubo's phalaenopsis orchid episode from when he went independent, and a presentation ceremony where the three created bouquets imagining each other.

■Showtaro Morikubo's Memory of Independence is a "White Room"? "I thought, 'I can't do any work!' (lol)"

In the first half of the program, they learned about the meanings of flower languages based on colors and numbers, as well as etiquette. Upon learning that the flower language of phalaenopsis orchids is "happiness comes flying in," Morikubo shared his own experience. "When I went independent from my agency, I sent notifications to various places, and many phalaenopsis orchids arrived, filling my office of just over 10 tatami mats with orchids (lol)," he recalled. "What am I supposed to do with this! It's like a phalaenopsis shop! I thought, 'I can't do any work for a while!' (lol). But I was happy that everything was pure white," he said, sharing his joy and surprise from that time.

■Nobuhiko Okamoto's Outstanding Sense for Flower Arrangement Too! Morikubo Also Praises "A Bouquet That Makes You Want to Get Married"

In the second half of the program, the three challenged themselves to create bouquets using the knowledge they had learned. They made bouquets they wanted to give to each other in the order of "Okamoto→Fukunishi," "Fukunishi→Morikubo," and "Morikubo→Okamoto." Okamoto selected mimosa, which means "secret love," as the main flower. Then Fukunishi approached him with an embarrassed look, saying "Eh... wait!" Okamoto quipped, "It's not secret (love) anymore!" and Morikubo also chimed in, "It's become quite public!" with their banter flying back and forth.

Okamoto explained his reasoning, saying "(Another flower language of mimosa is) gratitude and friendship. I think Maa-kun is a bundle of thoughtfulness," but Morikubo advised him, "You should say this when you give it to him, so maybe you shouldn't say too much now?" To this, Okamoto shifted the blame to the staff, saying "It's because Fukka (program staff) set it up that way! Geez!"

After that, the three selected secondary flower materials while receiving advice from the teacher. While the teacher praised them, saying "You all have great sense, wonderful!", Morikubo saw Okamoto's bouquet in progress and couldn't help but mutter, "Somehow, that makes me want to get married." This drew surprised comments from viewers such as "Power word (lol)" and "A bouquet that makes you want to get married (lol) I've never heard that before (lol)."