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Seiko (37), formerly of the comedy duo Amagami Inter, updated her X (formerly Twitter) account on September 26, 2026, posting lines like “I want to work a lot” and “I want work that feels like an adventure” to pitch herself for jobs — and the post became a hot topic on 5ch’s “Entertainment/Sports News+” board. Since she never specified what kind of work she actually wants, reactions on the board split right down the middle: some cheered her on with comments like “Hope she does her best,” while others fired back with harsher takes like “She has no idea how tough work really is.”
September 26, 2026, 11:15 AM
Seiko (37), formerly of the comedy duo Amagami Inter, updated her X account with an appeal along the lines of “I want work.”
Seiko opened with “I want to work a lot,” writing: “I want to work a lot — to make my dreams come true, to do the live shows I want to do. I want work that feels like an adventure…”
Source: news.livedoor.com / Original article here
What people said
But unlike Woman Rush Hour's Muramoto, who blows off steam by attacking all sorts of people, she's not going down that road — so yeah, she's kind of a pain, but I bet she's a decent person underneath it all.
Just go get a normal job like everyone else.
What kind of live shows is she even putting on?
Is she out of her mind?
Stuff like this really shows it's just the agency's name propping her up.
you think solo gigs are gonna come rolling in now that she's a freelancer?
Stop underestimating the real world and get a normal job.
That one was genuinely sad to watch.
There's actually a rumor going around that this prank left her with real trauma and made it hard for her to keep doing comedy.
Honestly though, it made me laugh so hard I nearly died.
That one had me cracking up.
She was legitimately weak in the knees.
Adventure, huh — why not go on one herself and monetize it on YouTube?
Good luck going it alone, though.
Female comedians always get boring once they get married or start glamming themselves up.
Yeah, once they get married and have kids they quit comedy and turn into 'mom talents' instead.
Kintarō. and Morisanchū's Ōshima are rare exceptions to that.
that female comedians these days don't get along and everything's just tense between them.
That's because they form cliques.
Like those jerks on Itte Q.
Background and Key Points of This Story
It’s become increasingly common in recent years for celebrities to appeal directly for work through their own social media rather than going through their talent agency, and posts that don’t spell out exactly what kind of work is wanted tend to spread widely while also leaving plenty of room for interpretation. In this case too, the post itself gives no clear sense of what “work like an adventure” actually means, and that ambiguity is exactly what splits the board between sympathetic and critical reactions. The sympathetic comments tend to draw on her personality and her image from her “underwear gag” days, while the harsher ones stem from the general industry view that “work isn’t handed to you — you have to go out and get it.” It’s worth noting that the current professional status of Seiko and her former partner, as well as the specific circumstances that led to the post, cannot be confirmed from the thread’s comments alone.
*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Entertainment/Sports News+) thread “Freelance comedian and former Amagami Inter member Seiko pleads for work: “I want work that feels like an adventure,” “Please get in touch” — contact info included in her X post.”
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