Renowned News Anchor Kume Hiroshi Has Passed Away
Legendary journalist and TV news anchor Kume Hiroshi has died. Known for revolutionizing Japanese broadcast journalism, Kume Hiroshi’s passing has sent shockwaves through the entertainment and media worlds [7]. Many celebrities and industry insiders are sharing heartfelt condolences, highlighting his impact on Japanese TV history.
Yuki Matsuda Announces Her Marriage Live on Air
The daughter of the late Yusaku Matsuda and a talented musician, Yuki Matsuda (38) revealed her marriage during a live broadcast of TOKYO MX’s morning show ‘5 Jikan ni Yume Chuu!’ on the 14th [4]. She proudly showed off her sparkling ring and joked, “I’ve been kicked out of the Matsuda family!” Her announcement has sparked a lot of buzz among viewers and fans.
BTS Announces Japan Concerts After Nearly 7 Years
K-pop sensation BTS has officially announced their return to Japan with concerts after almost seven years [3]. The group will perform a two-day show at Tokyo Dome this April, and they’re also scheduled to visit Japan again in 2027. Fans are excited and eagerly looking forward to these highly anticipated performances.
Winners of the 174th Akutagawa and Naoki Prizes Revealed
During a ceremony in Tokyo on the 14th, the winners of Japan’s top literary awards—the 174th Akutagawa and Naoki Prizes—were announced. Makoto Toriyama’s ‘Toki no Ie’ took home the Akutagawa Prize, while Yushio Hatakeyama’s ‘Sakebi’ was awarded the Naoki Prize [5]. The literary community is buzzing over these prestigious honors, which highlight the best of contemporary Japanese literature.
Other Entertainment Highlights
Japanese TV drama ‘Fuyu no Nanka Sa, Haru no Nanka Ne’ held its premiere event, featuring appearances by wrestlers like Saya Uetani. Additionally, actress Kaori Momoi surprised fans by showcasing her self-cut hairstyle on social media, sparking trending discussions online [6][4].
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