Onigoe Tomahawk's Kin-chan Exposes the Latest on the 'Yoshimoto Cursed Object' Punk Boo Boo Tetsuo's Real-Life Feud! Linda Color∞'s Den Confused by Ryo Fukawa's 'Kimono as Casual Wear' Problem | 'Chance no Jikan'

The new future TV 'ABEMA' broadcast episode #355 of the regular program 'Chance no Jikan,' hosted by the comedy duo Chidori, on the 'ABEMA SPECIAL Channel' on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at 11:00 PM.

■ Onigoe Tomahawk's Kin-chan Exposes the Latest on the 'Yoshimoto Cursed Object' Punk Boo Boo Tetsuo's Real-Life Feud!

'There's a secret video,' 'He asked for contact info...' The studio is left in shock by the scandal involving the entire agency.

In episode #355, aired on March 29 (Sun), the program held the '3rd Masanari Takano's Untouchable Soft Stories' segment, where comedian Masanari Takano (Kishitakano) judges stories that are 'too sensitive to touch.' With former AKB48 member Yuki Kashiwagi as a guest, comedians including Onigoe Tomahawk, Kishitakano, Sanshiro's Nobuhiro Komiya, Rice's Tomohiro Sekimachi, and Linda Color∞'s Den brought their own 'soft stories' that are difficult to handle.

Onigoe Tomahawk's Kin-chan, labeling Punk Boo Boo's Tetsuo as a 'Yoshimoto Cursed Object,' exposed the latest on his 'real-life feud.' Regarding the conflict that started with comedian Kimu (Chonmage Ramen), Kin-chan revealed that despite appearing to settle things on a YouTube radio show, 'the video released to the public was a reshoot,' 'the first take was too real and not funny at all,' and 'Nadal (Colo Colo Chikichiki Peppers) has the secret video.' He further shocked the studio by revealing that Tetsuo asked for the contact information of Kenichi Akabane (Salgorilla), who spoke about the video on the radio, escalating the situation to involve other comedians. Takano screamed, 'You shouldn't be touching this!' and 'They haven't actually made up,' ultimately judging the story as 'soft.'

■ Linda Color∞'s Den Confused by Ryo Fukawa's 'Kimono as Casual Wear' Problem: 'When I asked if it was a costume, he said...'

Chidori bursts into laughter as Den mentions the 'current state' of the agency's big-name MCs, including being called 'White Wolf.'

Next, Linda Color∞'s Den sought advice regarding his agency senior, Ryo Fukawa. Den expressed confusion over Fukawa's 'kimono as casual wear' issue, noting that Fukawa performs at live shows wearing a kimono. When Den asked if it was a stage costume, Fukawa replied, 'I'm just a kimono guy now.' Daigo pointed out, 'It's not good to gossip behind his back about why he's wearing a kimono. You juniors need to call him out on it,' and brought up the topic of big-name MC Toshiaki Megumi's silver hair. Den revealed, 'Juniors call him 'White Wolf'—if you look at him in your peripheral vision, he's a white wolf,' and further mentioned that 'Hide-chan (Hideyuki Nakayama) is also super skinny,' making the studio laugh.

■ Chidori gives harsh feedback to Rice's Sekimachi for 'not speaking once' during the recording: 'You should just take a break'

Meanwhile, it was pointed out that Rice's Sekimachi hadn't spoken a single word since the recording started. Daigo remarked, 'Even with all this excitement, you haven't said a word,' and added, 'If you're in that state, you should just take a break,' with Nobu adding, 'Not just for two or three days, but a hiatus,' drawing laughter.

■ Slim Club's Maeda accidentally reveals the existence of multiple 'mistresses'... Shocking episode with his wife leaves the studio in an uproar

In the second half, Slim Club's Ken Maeda appeared as a consultant for the tarot reading segment. When asked about potential scandals, Maeda hinted that the cards might not be enough to cover the number of women involved. He confessed to being obsessed with a woman in Fukuoka and even considered moving there. He shared a shocking story where he told his wife everything, and she advised him to 'live without regrets as a friend.' The situation escalated further when he hinted at other women in Kobe and Nagoya, leading to a chaotic development that left the hosts stunned.