Broadcasting May 26 (Tue) at 24:30! Everyone in the Silver Generation Has at Least One Heroic Tale!? Uncovering Special 'Silver Heroic Tales' Told by Grandpas and Grandmas Sleeping in the Tokai Region!

MCs Satoshi Mukai (Panther) (left) and Angelina 1/3 (right) Program Content of 'Silver Heroic Tales' A heroic tale that anyone in the silver generation possesses at least one of... Young directors went directly to interview an impressive total of 250 grandpas and grandmas living in the three Tokai prefectures to dig up their heroic tales! Satoshi Mukai (Panther) and Angelina 1/3, who share the common trait of having many regular radio programs and frequent opportunities to listen to guests and listeners, serve as MCs and witnesses to introduce the heroic tales of the silver generation. A 90-year-old grandma who has never taken medicine in her life, a 77-year-old grandma who masters the dual arts of karaoke and fortune-telling, and an 88-year-old grandpa who claims he was the number one idol in the Chubu region—surprising heroic tales appear one after another! From those, we deliver numerous incredible heroic tales sleeping in the Tokai region, arrived at by proving whether they are actually true stories or not. An 86-year-old grandpa we met in Toba City, Mie Prefecture, tells an astonishing heroic tale of spending 2 million yen on alcohol in one night, but as we investigate the truth, an amazing life story is revealed! In addition, a 79-year-old grandpa who has continued his way of life since childhood is an inventor who has invented many 'world's firsts,' and Mukai and Angelina 1/3 lean forward in surprise at his way of life! Furthermore, we deliver an episode full of highlights, including a 90-year-old grandpa who drowned in love with his wife, and a 77-year-old grandma calling herself a world-class artist. Satoshi Mukai (left) and Angelina 1/3 (right) [Comments from Satoshi Mukai and Angelina 1/3] — What are your thoughts on the program? Satoshi Mukai (Mukai): Everyone's heroic tales are truly amazing, and I thought I am still leading a boring life. Many stories came up that I haven't heard much before; they are unconventional and energetic, and there might not be people like this in our generation anymore. The heroic tales of this generation were interesting. Angelina 1/3 (Angie): I've always liked listening to grandpas and grandmas, but having them share their stories under the category of heroic tales this time, I thought everyone brought up things that far exceeded my imagination. The process where the program fact-checked and found them to be true was also interesting, and I was able to learn about amazing people through the program. — Which heroic tale left the biggest impression on you? Mukai: The inventor. There is a possibility that he will be discovered on this program. Major corporations might contact him thinking he could be someone who can make things nobody else could. — Please tell us the highlights of the program and a message to the viewers. Mukai: I think it's wonderful that young people are making this program, and I thought it was a very nice program as a place where generations cross and intersect. There is significance in young TV producers using their feet to properly listen to their stories, and grandpas who wanted to talk to young people but had fewer opportunities probably felt happy to share their experiences and heroic tales. It was very interesting, and it warmed my heart. Angie: Various heroic tales popped out, but all of them truly exceeded my imagination, and people who have experienced a lot naturally have interesting stories. It's best to ask the silver generation for heroic tales! I think it's a program that can also be enjoyed from the perspective of grandchildren listening to their grandpas' and grandmas' stories, and it was a VTR overflowing with so much power that it makes me want to spend my days creating such heroic tales so I can have something to be proud of when I enter the silver demographic. Satoshi Mukai (left) and Angelina 1/3 (right) ■ Program Overview