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Japanese entertainment that I happened to see... That attitude of constantly trying and challenging that can't be seen in Korean entertainment...

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That woman, whose name is Morikawa, shows the spirit of challenge and effort through the process of acquiring the tricks performed by various masters.

This video is a video of a failure and lying down, but there are so many videos that succeed in other videos.

Even with the same entertainment program, Korea has many daily episodes of people who are mainly eating or pretty, while Japan introduces masters and shows them the process of learning and copying their skills, constantly challenging and striving.

A woman who looks so slender shows success by learning and training the actions of all masters, and her unique smile is very impressive.

It feels quite different from Korea, where eating shows are popular.

I used to enjoy scholarship quizzes when I was young, but they disappeared one day.

It seems that programs in which students develop something or form a team to devise strategies and solve problems while competing with each other have now disappeared from Korean broadcasting.

It would not be an exaggeration to say that the country's broadcasting shows the preference of its viewers, as the reason why it disappeared from the broadcasting would be because viewers did not have ratings and that viewers did not prefer it.

Since childhood, I am worried that there should be at least one program in which students cooperate to solve problems and compete in good faith to achieve them.

When a former university gave a failing score to a student who was rarely present for one semester, the school headquarters contacted me that I should not fail.

The reason is that students should not fail because they are employed, so I asked them back that they didn't come to class even if they were employed...

The student graduated and I couldn't go to the school next semester.

Getting a job is something to be celebrated for, but not coming to class is something to fail, and you shouldn't be exempted from failing because of something to be celebrated, but the order has been reversed.

The principles of the country seem to be falling apart one by one.

I hope there will be a program that challenges and achieves such challenges.