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On the October 10 broadcast of TBS’s “All-Star Thanksgiving Festival ’26 Autumn,” Yokohama Ryusei took on the show’s signature “Pressure Archery” challenge as the representative for the cast of the drama “LOST10.” His demeanor during the live broadcast drew attention as “cold-shoulder” behavior, and he reportedly grumbled on the day that he “hadn’t eaten anything since morning.” On 5ch, opinions split between those sympathizing with him over fatigue and hunger from the long live broadcast, and those criticizing his lack of warmth, with many posts comparing his attitude to that of fellow cast members Oguri Shun and Kamishiraishi Mone, who appeared on the same show.
October 11, 2026, 18:05
On October 10, actor Yokohama Ryusei appeared on the major special program “All-Star Thanksgiving Festival ’26 Autumn: 70th Broadcast Anniversary Special” (TBS). He took part in the show’s signature segment, “Pressure Archery.”
In this segment, a representative attempts archery live in the studio. The target has a high-score zone, and hitting the center earns the maximum 1,000 points along with a luxury prize. Yokohama competed as the representative for the cast of this fall’s leading drama “LOST10.”
Source: smart-flash.jp / Original article here
What people said
That's Jun from London Boots (comedy duo London Boots Ichigo Nigo)
Guys who aren't naturally cheerful types to begin with, like Oizumi Yo or Muro, really draw the short straw.
Well, Oguri's the president of his own talent agency lol
Oguri got caught in the crossfire over that Keroro movie thing even though it wasn't his fault, and got flamed for it. Glad his reputation's recovering.
He kept doing that smartphone-voice impression of Doramu over and over, it came off badly.
The host, Imada, was also being annoyingly persistent with questions seemingly designed so Doramu couldn't answer without the voice bit — that felt mean too.
He was lively on "Ota-Ueda" though
Total man-child.
It's all about their mood.
Ryusei's more handsome than Piri-chan anyway.
He was doing a bit where he pretended to cough and act sick as a joke.
Replace him as the lead.
Especially since Thanksgiving Festival is a long live broadcast, I bet it's tough.
Kamishiraishi Mone always handles her responses so well — she really seems on top of it.
Celebrities are in a kind of service industry too, right?
Would you really have no reaction to a store clerk who's incredibly rude?
Promoting the show and asking people to watch it is part of an actor's job too.
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Well, he's not an idol, so I guess it's fine — his actual work gets high marks anyway.
But lately that too-cool, kind of cynical-smirk type of attitude gets hated on, you know? Still, the always-smiling type is more reassuring to watch.
It's more like "I want to provide for you, so follow me" — that's actually impressive.
Plenty of guys out there won't even do that, split the bill on dates, and still try to get in your pants. Young guys should take a page from this one.
Gifts and a proper date budget — you've gotta cover it even if it means going into debt.
It's not that he can't eat, he just doesn't try to.
There's probably also the fear of needing the bathroom mid-show if he eats.
I get that feeling.
Though if he'd had one of those quick-charge energy jellies, it might've gone differently.
Then he should've just turned it down from the start.
He surely knows what Thanksgiving Festival is all about.
Background and Key Points of the Debate
“Pressure Archery” on “All-Star Thanksgiving Festival” is a recurring segment where a representative from each show’s cast competes live on air to hit a target for prizes, and Yokohama served as his drama’s representative as part of its promotional push. The thread split between two camps: one holding that “celebrities are in the service industry, so being personable is part of the job,” and the other arguing that “his real job is acting, and it’s understandable for his mood to sour if he’s hungry during a long live broadcast.” Many posts also drew unfavorable comparisons to fellow cast members Oguri Shun and Kamishiraishi Mone, who were praised for handling themselves well on the same show. That said, the thread never established exactly what his travel and shooting schedule looked like that day — the premise that he was “extremely busy” comes from the original news report itself and was not something verified within the 5ch thread.
*This article is compiled as an excerpt and summary of the 5ch (Entertainment/Sports News+) thread “Yokohama Ryusei’s “Cold-Shoulder” Reaction During Archery at “All-Star Thanksgiving Festival” Stirs Controversy… The “Packed Schedule” That Day When He Let Slip “I Haven’t Eaten Since Morning” [Ailuropoda melanoleuca★].”
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