Goro Kishitani looks back on his time of extreme poverty: “It was a luxury to have miso soup with it” – RBB TODAY

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Goro Kishitani looked back on his time in extreme poverty on “Our Era” (Fuji TV), which aired on the 17th.

At the time, Kishitani was a member of the Super Eccentric Theater company along with Yasufumi Terawaki. Terawaki revealed, “Goro-chan also does the props in the theater company,” and after the Chishugaku performance was over, he drove a 4-ton truck and returned the props to a warehouse in Urawa, Saitama. I remember going there.

On the way back, we all went to the restaurant. After eating, we each paid our bills individually, but Kishitani’s payment was only 210 yen, which was extremely cheap. Terawaki was surprised and asked, “at did you eat, Goro-chan?” It turned out that it was just rice and natto. Kishitani fondly recalls, “It was a luxury to have miso soup with it.”

Terawaki also recalls seeing his seniors adding tempura toppings at a udon restaurant and being impressed, saying, “Wow! They’re putting tempura in there!” He said, “As expected of a man who plays Soldier A! We were Soldiers F, E, and H.” He said that he was aware of the difference in treatment depending on the role.

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