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Nippon TV 24 Hour Television charity programming
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Nippon TV has announced segments is preparing for its upcoming 49th annual ‘24 Hour Television 49 - Love Saves the Earth -’, Television’ broadcast, scheduled to broadcast from for August 29 to August 30. The program will feature the ‘School Revolution! 24-Hour Domino Challenge’, a large-scale event involving approximately 3,000 participants, including students and families from Nagareyama Municipal Koyama Elementary School. Members of Hey! Say! JUMP, including such as Yuri Chinen and Hikaru Yaotome, have visited the school to invite students to participate using handmade dominoes. promote the event. Actress Mari Hoshino has been named serves as the charity marathon runner to raise awareness for the ‘Increase ‘I Can Do It!’ Children’s Fund’. Hoshino is motivated Motivated by her daughter’s struggle with congenital myopathy, a rare disease that affects muscle strength and requires the use of a ventilator. She stated her goal is Hoshino aims to bring smiles to children, parents, children and society. In preparation for the run, Hoshino To prepare, she has received guidance from former marathon runners. runners, including Yu Yokoyama of SUPER EIGHT provided practical advice on nutrition and rest based on his experience completing 105 kilometers. Additionally, 2023 marathoner Hiromi, who ran the marathon in 2023, encouraged Hoshino advised her to focus on reaching completing the goal journey within the 24-hour period 24 hours rather than treating racing. The upcoming broadcast, hosted by Teruyoshi Uchimura alongside Shinichi Hatori and Asami Mizuto, faces several challenges. The production is navigating scrutiny regarding past donation scandals and potential heatstroke risks for runners. Additionally, staff are managing sensitive editorial decisions concerning coverage of the run as Kumamoto earthquake and a race against time. recent explosion at an Aeon Mall in Kumamoto, due to the broadcaster’s sponsorship relationship with the Aeon Group.
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- 2026-08-26 08:38 UTC Nippon TV 24 Hour Television charity programming
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