The heart-throbbing words he said on his first stage performance after marriage

—Today I came to the interview wearing a suit. As this is a wedding gift for Mr. Tomoyasu, I would like to hear your story for 10,000 words.

TomoyasuI don’t need that at all (lol).

—This time’s theme is definitely “marriage.”

Kobayashiyes.

Tomoyasu(lol).

—Today, I would like to ask all of our readers what they are curious about.

TomoyasuPlease write, “Here Tomoyasu slowly lit a cigarette.”

—Mr. Tomoyasu’s post on X announcing his marriage was incredibly popular.

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TomoyasuWell, everyone celebrated. On Twitter (currently X) all over the world. I was surprised to find that there were fans from Arab and Indian backgrounds as well. I was actually popular all over the world.

– Blessings from impression zombies.

TomoyasuI was moved by how they congratulated me with a language they couldn’t read, and an animal I didn’t understand that moved for just two seconds. The world…the world is one. …Let’s have a beer first.

— Well then, once again, Congratulations on your marriage, Tomoyasu-san! Cheers! After you announced your marriage, did any of your fans say, “Congratulations!” at the first theater?

TomoyasuThis happened.

KobayashiIt was there.

TomoyasuThe next day, there was a sales event in Yao (Osaka).

KobayashiIt was a strange place (lol).

TomoyasuThis one is also being relaxed since it’s Yao, isn’t it? Oh well, as I walked out on stage, the audience said, “Congratulations on your marriage!” That’s why the words I said on stage for the first time after getting married were, “Don’t talk to me.”

KobayashiMost of them were people who didn’t know us (lol).

TomoyasuAt Yao, we did two stages of sales. Mr. span! is here, and Mr. span! is a comedian who lives in Yao. I live in Yao, so I’m very close to the community. So there was a croquette shop I frequented, and they gave me 100 servings of croquettes and fried chicken. They were handing them out in the dressing room, and he came over and brought me two croquettes and said, “You’re married.” I ate one croquette and two pieces of fried chicken, and I said, “Ah, it’s delicious. It’s from the butcher shop, so it’s delicious.”

—That’s a good story….

TomoyasuBut there was one more set, and it was a real hindrance. I don’t need 2 sets of that kind of thing.

KobayashiIt’s going well though.

TomoyasuIt was delicious. It was good, but I’m 39 years old, so I can’t eat fried chicken combos like that. Already (laughs).

—By the way, which government office did you apply for your marriage registration?