Shinichi Omikuri Geinin reveals shocking income and savings: 'My income keeps rising!' Spends 600,000 yen monthly on dates!? Confesses his target demographic: 'Gravure idols with fewer followers,' and names celebrities he's currently pursuing

On June 4, 2026, the new television streaming service 'ABEMA' aired the second episode of its original variety program, 'Shisan Zenbu Uryottemita' (I Tried Selling All My Assets).

'Shisan Zenbu Uryottemita' is a reality-based variety show that documents entertainers who decide to sell their own assets to pursue new dreams, acting as a support program for life restarts. After a three-episode special aired in February, it received significant response on social media and internet news, leading to its development into a regular series. The show is hosted by Ruriko Kojima, returning to the entertainment industry after a two-and-a-half-year hiatus, and Takashi Yoshimura of the comedy duo Heisei Nobushi Kobushi, known for his stable hosting ability. They oversee the guests' career ups and downs, re-launches, challenges, and their real financial situations.

■ Shinichi Omikuri Geinin reveals shocking income and savings: 'My income keeps rising!'

In the second episode aired on June 4th, Shinichi Omikuri Geinin, the winner of the 'R-1 Grand Prix 2022', appeared in a segment called 'Koji-uri' (Show-off Sales), where guests appraise their iconic assets to rethink their lives. When asked about his 2022 income after winning the competition, he confessed, 'Probably about 10 million yen, including the 5 million yen prize. My income has been rising slowly.' When asked about his current income, he hesitatingly held up three fingers, revealing it reached approximately 30 million yen. He also laughing added his previous monthly income was 2.8 million yen, to which the staff joked, 'You can't stop laughing, can you?' Later, when pressed by host Yoshimura in the studio about his savings, Shinichi complained, 'I told the staff to beep out parts of the location shoot, but they didn't do it!' before candidly admitting, 'Probably around 20 million yen,' exposing his very real financial status.

■ Spends 600,000 yen monthly on dates!? Target: 'Gravure idols with fewer followers'

He also named celebrities he is currently pursuing: 'She got divorced, so I followed her immediately.'

During the direct interview, when asked what he spends his 2.8 million yen monthly income on, Shinichi answered, 'I spend it to feed the 'Shinichi Army' and help out senior colleagues who are short on money,' and also mentioned 'women.' Regarding the women, he realistically revealed his target demographic: 'Gravure idols with fewer followers. I don't go for popular ones. It's impossible. Maybe those with around 20,000 followers.' When the staff asked, 'Is it just one? How many are you seeing?' he replied immediately, 'Three.' He explained that he is seeing three women simultaneously, meeting them once a week each, totaling 12 dates a month. He noted, 'I spend 40,000 to 50,000 yen on a single date. I take them to high-end restaurants and buy them cosmetics. I'm a member of Dior and CHANEL mobile apps. I don't buy things for myself, though.' He revealed a shocking spending pattern, where monthly dates and gifts add up to about 600,000 yen.

And when asked by the staff, 'Who are you targeting most in the entertainment world right now?' despite boasting, 'I'm a high-spec guy! I should be even more popular,' he smoothly listed names: 'Nana Suzuki, Yukipoyo, Darerogare, and Rina Hashimoto.' He further added, 'I've also been targeting Rina Kawaei recently. She got divorced, and I followed her immediately.' Host Yoshimura interjected, 'Stop targeting people who are hurt.'

■ Appraising the 'R-1 Grand Prix' trophy: What will it be worth!?!?

Shinichi brought his winning 'R-1 Grand Prix' trophy to be appraised. Having experience in the inter-high soccer tournament, he unexpectedly revealed his dream: 'I want to have a futsal facility that adults can come to after work.' In the studio, the trophy was appraised from multiple perspectives by experts from three different companies. The evaluations varied widely, with some saying, 'It's valuable because Shinichi owns it,' while others presented the harsh reality that 'the trophy market is small.' What will the final valuation be!?!?