Broadcast: Sunday, April 5, 2026, at 7:00 AM, "Health Capsule! Genki no Jikan"

We introduce everyday health issues and methods for improvement through various themes.

The program is hosted by main MC Kanji Ishimaru and sub-MC Chiriko Sakashita.

This episode's theme is: "The Most Common Cancer in Japan! Key Points for Early Detection of 'Colorectal Cancer'"

Colorectal cancer, the most common cancer in Japan, increases rapidly from the age of 40, and in recent years, it has even been known to occur in people in their 20s. It is said that there are few subjective symptoms in the early stages, and many people develop colorectal cancer without realizing it. If caught at an early stage (Stage 0–I), colorectal cancer is a disease for which a complete cure can be expected through endoscopic treatment or surgical resection. Therefore, it is important not to overlook even small changes in your body and to receive treatment as soon as possible. In this episode, we asked specialists to teach us about the key points for the early detection of colorectal cancer.

● Basic Knowledge of Colorectal Cancer <What kind of organ is the large intestine?> <Is the number of colorectal cancer patients high?> <Why is the number of deaths from colorectal cancer increasing among women?>

● Types of Colorectal Cancer <Incidence of colorectal cancer by site> <Shapes of colorectal cancer> <Stages of colorectal cancer>

● Warning Signs of Colorectal Cancer

● Causes and Prevention of Colorectal Cancer

● The Latest Colonoscopy: Preparation <Booking a colonoscopy> <The day before the examination>

● The Latest Colonoscopy <The examination> <What happens if a polyp is found?> <How often should you have a colonoscopy?>

[Broadcast Date] Sunday, April 5, 2026 [Time] 7:00 AM [Cast] Main MC: Kanji Ishimaru Sub-MC: Chiriko Sakashita [Theme] "The Most Common Cancer in Japan! Key Points for Early Detection of 'Colorectal Cancer'" [Program Website] https://hicbc.com/tv/genki/?ref=pr

*Archive information regarding the broadcast content will be updated on the program website after the broadcast. You can view it by going to [Program HP Top Page] > [Archive].

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