Fans of Japanese comedy, theater, and those interested in regional Japanese culture and dialects.
The video begins with a description of food and introduces the 'Dasei Club' special talk event. The hosts are introduced: Murata from Toru Salmon and Matsumoto.
The play 'Dasei Club' primarily uses Miyazaki dialect. The setting is a fictional rural town, but it's based on Miyazaki.
The participants toast with 'Hide Beer,' a craft beer from Miyazaki named after a historical figure. They discuss its origin.
They discuss Miyazaki's Chicken Nanban, noting it's made by dipping fried chicken in a sweet nanban sauce, unlike other versions.
The conversation delves into the Miyazaki dialect phrase 'Kwannne,' meaning 'eat' or 'eat up,' highlighting its usage and cultural context.
Rehearsals have been ongoing for about a month. Despite the difficulty, the actors find the process fresh and enjoyable.
They try '100 Years of Solitude,' a famous, strong shochu from Miyazaki, discussing its history and suitability for a highball.