Japanese big things

The sun is scorching, and Tokyo is still very hot in midsummer. Even though there has just been a light rain, the scorching heat has not been relieved at all. There are many high-rise buildings, as if inserted into the clouds, and all kinds of wealthy products are hung above shopping malls and shops.

Unique signboards and a variety of exquisite posters are everywhere, filling every space, full of temptations to attract the attention of passers-by.

The streets are bustling with pedestrians, the shops on the roadside are dazzling, and the vehicles are constantly coming and going. All kinds of noisy noises come and go, and blend together to form a sonata unique to the bustling metropolis.

Looking around, all you see is a sense of déjà vu. This is Tokyo, an international metropolis with a population of more than 10 million, the most economically prosperous capital in Japan, and a place where countless young people pursue their dreams.

Every year, countless young people in Japan arrive in this metropolis in order to pursue their different dreams. They leave their hometowns, say goodbye to their relatives and friends, abandon their nostalgia for their hometowns, and travel thousands of miles to come here, just like

Countless streams finally merge into the sea.

Once upon a time, the young Nakamura Tomimasa was one of them. He once dreamed of a beautiful dream and risked his life to pursue it. But in the end, he lost to reality and honestly accepted his ordinaryness and ordinaryness and returned to life.

into the ranks of thousands of people.

The power of time is great. No matter how unruly a young man was, he will slowly lower his proud head and recognize the cruel nature of reality. No matter how much reluctance there is, no matter how unwilling he is in his heart, he can only be eroded by time.

Things gradually changed.

Being in the bustling streets of Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Nakamura Tomimasa stopped for a long time, and the melancholy that surged in his heart finally turned into a long sigh. He closed his eyes, adjusted his state slightly, and then Nakamura Tomimasa suddenly

I opened my eyes and strode towards the TBS TV building located at Akasaka 5-chome 3-6, which is located at the Akasaka Media Center.

Taking out the prepared pass, Nakamura Tomimasa walked into the office building after being checked by the security personnel. Following the route in his memory, following several colleagues in suits and ties, the group came to the elevator, because the elevator had just gone up.

Because of this, we need to wait for a while.

"Hello, I am Naoto Araki from Oita Prefecture. Where are you from?"

The waiting time was a little boring, so the few people chatted quietly. One of them seemed to be talkative, and noticed Nakamura Tomimasa standing aside behind him, so he took the initiative to say hello and tried to draw Nakamura Tomimasa into the conversation.

Enter the topic circle.

"Hello, I am Nakamura Tomimasa from Ishikawa Prefecture."

Although they are strangers to each other and have probably never met each other before, since the other party took the initiative to say hello, Nakamura Tomimasa naturally responded. With a polite enthusiasm on his face, Nakamura Tomimasa nodded and said, "It's our first time meeting you.

Please take care of me."

With an insertion point and the fact that everyone was working in the same industry, Nakamura Tomashi quickly integrated into the topic circle. After a brief introduction, the group continued to discuss in low voices while waiting for the elevator to come down.

, such as some interesting stories that happened on their respective TV stations.

Among these people, except for the more talkative Naoto Araki, who is from Oita Prefecture, the tallest Eijiro Fukuda is from Fukuoka Prefecture, the bespectacled Nishino Eiji is from Kagoshima Prefecture, and the weather-beaten Yudai Inagaki is from Miyagi Prefecture.

Saki Prefecture, the cold-looking Miyamoto is from neighboring Kumamoto Prefecture.

After doing a little calculation in his mind, Nakamura Tomimasa suddenly realized that these people seemed to be from Kyushu Island. In this way, he from Ishikawa County, Hokuriku Region, seemed a bit out of the ordinary. No wonder these people appeared together, I guess

We made an appointment to come together!

"Nakamura-san is from Ishikawa Prefecture, right..."

The person who spoke was Nishino Eiji. He seemed to be a little interested in the place where Nakamura Tomimasa belonged. He said with a warm and polite face: "By the way, where is Ishikawa Prefecture?"

"I haven't heard much about Ishikawa Prefecture. It should be in the Tohoku region..."

Eijiro Fukuda also became interested and joined the topic with a speculative tone: "Maybe it's China? Anyway, I don't think it can be in Shikoku and Kinki regions."

"I seem to have some impression, but I can't remember it for a while..."

Inagaki Yudai, who frowned and had a face full of vicissitudes, thought about it for a while, but still couldn't remember it. He could only draw a conclusion based on his only impression: "It should be in a relatively remote place."

Although Araki Naoto and Miyamoto Nobu did not speak, they both had the same thoughtful expression on their faces. Obviously, in their hearts, Ishikawa Prefecture also had no sense of existence.

Looking around, Nakamura Tomimasa took in the expressions of several people, and he couldn't help but sigh secretly. Although he knew that Ishikawa Prefecture was not well-known in the country, its presence was so low that it really caught him off guard.<

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You know, these people are in the news industry, and even they don’t have a deep impression of Ishikawa Prefecture, let alone ordinary people. I really don’t know whether I should say that Ishikawa Prefecture has no sense of existence, or that these colleagues are obligated

Education slipping through the net?

"It is in the Hokuriku region of the central region. It is indeed a relatively remote place."

With the intention of popularizing science, Nakamura Tomimasa spread some basic geographical knowledge to the people in front of him. Finally, he found a place with a slight presence and continued: "Do you know Niigata Prefecture? It's right next to Niigata Prefecture.

Next to Xie County."

After saying this, several people present immediately nodded. Compared to Ishikawa Prefecture, which lacks a sense of presence, Niigata Prefecture is more well-known. However, Niigata Prefecture's popularity is often accompanied by a lot of negative news, and it is not

Do you know if this is a good thing or a bad thing?

With a ding, the elevator door slowly opened, and it was filled with passengers, who filed out one by one. After a while, the crowded car was cleared, and a few people no longer wanted to chat, and moved

I stepped into the elevator. After pressing the button for the floor where the conference room was located, in a silent atmosphere, the elevator began to rise rapidly.

Soon, the group of people arrived at the large conference room on the sixth floor. Probably because it was still early, there were not many people in the conference room. There were only a dozen or so people sitting around the square conference table.

.Due to the distance between them, it seems that there are only a few in number.

There is a small seat card in front of each seat, with the various counties in Japan written on it, to indicate the region where the meeting participants belong. Obviously, the seating arrangement in the conference room is divided according to region.

of.

After apologizing to each other, Nakamura Tomimasa and several colleagues from Kyushu Island left. Then he carefully looked at the seat cards on the conference table. Among the counties, he found the seat card with Ishikawa Prefecture written on it and took a seat.

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The atmosphere in the conference room was relatively solemn. Although there was no requirement to keep quiet, everyone present tacitly chose to maintain a quiet atmosphere. Even if someone really wanted to exchange some topics, they kept their voices as low as possible, as if they were whispering.

Whisper in a private manner so as not to affect other people.

As time went by, more people came to the conference room one after another, many of the vacant seats were filled, the spacious feeling was diluted, and the original sparse feeling began to dissipate. This process

, just like the attendance situation in a screening hall of a popular movie, as the screening time gradually approaches, moviegoers begin to slowly fill up the empty seats inside.

"Isn't he senior Tomimasa Nakamura from Ishikawa Prefecture?"

A figure sat down next to Nakamura Tomimasa. Before he could see the other person's appearance clearly, the other person introduced himself and said: "I am Genichiro Miyagi from Toyama Prefecture."

"Oh, it's Genichiro from Tulip TV. I haven't seen you for a long time."

With a warm smile on his face, Nakamura Tomimasa looked at this familiar junior and joked in a low voice: "Why, you are also sent to Tokyo to participate in this kind of meeting? It seems that you are very valued at Tulip TV.

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"Senior was joking... As you know, there are only a few people in the TV station, so I was sent here."

Although what Nakamura Tomimasa said is true, you must maintain a humble attitude when socializing in the workplace, not to mention that Nakamura Tomimasa is a relatively familiar senior in the same industry. The corners of his mouth raised slightly, Miyagi Genichiro smiled lightly, and moved

The topic said: "It is estimated that there will be big news in this TV station exchange."

"Where did you hear about it? Share it with me."

Agreeing with Genichiro Miyagi's statement, Nakamura Tomimasa calmly observed his colleagues in the conference room. From Hokkaido in the north to Okinawa Prefecture in the south, representatives of TV stations from all regions were basically present, with a total of about

There are about thirty people, which can be called a large gathering of members of the jnn network.

Under normal circumstances, even if there are things that need to be communicated and negotiated, at most it will be a small-scale communication between a few TV stations. The gathering of so many TV station representatives undoubtedly means that something big has happened, but they just don’t know about it.

Good or bad.

"No news has leaked out, I just made a bold guess."

After secretly observing the TV station representatives next to him, Miyagi Genichiro got closer to Nakamura Tomimasa, and then whispered: "With so many representatives gathered, it will definitely not be a small matter."

"Well, that's what you said."

Nodding slightly, Nakamura Tomimasa responded noncommittally. As Genichiro Miyagi said, such a large-scale meeting, with so many TV station representatives gathered, is unusual in itself and definitely not ordinary.

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