[Tsuda, 4-Variety Platter] Diane's Tsuda Atsuhiro Launches Large-Scale Ads for His First Book 'Tsuda Diary' at Shinjuku-sanchome and Umeda Stations!

Atsuhiro Tsuda, a member of the popular comedy duo Diane, released his long-awaited first book, 'Tsuda Diary,' published by Shinchosha on his 50th birthday, Wednesday, May 27th. 'Tsuda Diary' is a collection of entries written by Tsuda every single day throughout the year 2025. From ulterior motives and insults to joy and sorrow, Tsuda bares his emotions in his diary, showcasing his raw humanity. It is a 'miraculous' book for the Reiwa era. Starting today, large-scale advertisements for 'Tsuda Diary' have been displayed at Shinjuku-sanchome Station and Umeda Station.

The large-scale ads for 'Tsuda Diary,' which has been a hot topic since its release, will be displayed for one week from today, Monday, June 1st, to Sunday, June 7th, at Tokyo Metro Shinjuku-sanchome Station and Osaka Metro Umeda Station. The ads capture the '365 days of raw emotions' expressed in the diary. Actual diary entries corresponding to his facial expressions are displayed next to his photos. Please enjoy the oversized Tsuda and take a closer look at 'Tsuda Diary.'

Additionally, last week, May 27th (Wednesday), was Tsuda's 50th birthday. Although it is a bit late, Shinchosha would like to offer our congratulations through these advertisements.

[What inspired 'Tsuda Diary'?]
At the end of 2024, Tsuda was told by a fortune teller that 'buying a yellow-covered notebook will improve your luck.' He bought a yellow leather notebook from Hermes and decided to write a diary for the year 2025. Fights with his wife, drinking with Daigo from Chidori, going to the sauna with Sekimachi from Rice, shopping with his son and daughter, struggling with radio shows, and the exhaustion of filming 'Detective' segments... his daily life is written with frank honesty.

In an era obsessed with time performance, 'Tsuda Diary,' which was written by hand every day, has become a book that even feels literary, transcending the boundaries of a typical 'comedian's book'!