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Keyakizaka 46 member Yasushi Akimoto sent me a song title that I don't understand, "I'm always looking it up"

At midnight on March 1 (Friday), the radio program "Keyakizaka46 Kore Yurakucho Starry Sky Broadcasting Station" (Nippon Broadcasting, every Friday from 24:20) will be broadcast, and Keyakizaka46 members will be the producers. Regarding the lyrics sent from Yasushi Akimoto, he revealed that he was investigating the meaning of unfamiliar words.

Keyakizaka46 member, Yasushi Akimoto sent me the meaning of the song title... Click here for images >>> Nagahama was absent on the day. Rika Ozeki and Yui Kobayashi, who are also members of Keyakizaka46, proceeded.

The corner that was developed this time is "Garapon Theme Talk! ’. In this corner, you spin the "Garapon" that you often see at lotteries in shopping districts, and talk loosely according to the theme written on the paper that is tied to the color of the ball that comes out. The two people, who chose the theme of ``people who come to mind when they hear the word genius,'' each named a person they think is a genius.

Ozeki: I think my mother is a genius. Mothers can raise children, do housework, and do anything. Is there anyone who thinks Yuipon (Kobayashi) is a genius?

Kobayashi: I am Yasushi Akimoto

From Keyakizaka46 member Yasushi Akimoto I don't understand the meaning of the song title I received,

Ozeki: Oh! That's right.

Kobayashi: Don't you get a song every time?

Ozeki: Every time we receive a song that matches our current situation.

Kobayashi: He knows a lot of difficult words, so when we first receive the lyrics, we look them up (laughs).

Ozeki: I'll look it up (laughs) (The words I've looked up so far) What happened?

Kobayashi: I remember that we all looked up "Lightning Rod" (recorded in the 5th single), and "Kuroi Hitsuji" (the 8th single), right? I don't understand it at all

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