Is Oda Yuji true that “famous quotes are not born”? Special interview with Tokyo 2025 World Athletics Special Ambassador[with index]

Oda Yuji, who serves as the “special ambassador” at the World Athletics Championships to be held in Tokyo in September 2025, gave an interview with Daily Sports and other events. When ambassadors for events are asked to comment, they often talk about what they look forward to at the event, but the words that Oda, who served as a caster for nearly a quarter of a century, came out were even more different. “I hope that the players will want to come to Japan again and those involved will be interested.” “What worries me the most is whether the audience will be able to be seen properly and comfortably.” In a broad sense, how will the tournament be successful? How can more people enjoy it? There are words from that perspective. Furthermore, this was also the case for TBS, which is in charge of broadcasting. “It’s partly because we’re seeing such an outrageous incident in Osaka, so that’s not going to happen again.” In 2007, at the Osaka tournament, many staff members were forced to leave due to food poisoning. Oda himself said, “I’ve almost never been to eat food until then,” but perhaps because of the news of a bug, he felt that this was not enough, so he requested a change of diet. Soon, some people developed food poisoning. When I think of Oda and Seiriku, I remember many famous quotes. Words that condense the emotions of that time into short words, such as “I’m glad I was born on Earth,” are often created from the incredible ways such as earning time, which is unique to live broadcasts. “Sometimes people suddenly asked me to increase my time (talking time). So I guess I’ll chat. That’s why there are probably more people in the past.” As a result, he has been decreasing in recent years of sophisticated broadcasts, and has also declared, “No famous quotes will be born!” about this tournament. I was feeling so lonely… and laughed and announced, “I don’t know because I didn’t want to say that. I’m sorry if it comes out.” In addition to this, he talked about his impressions of being “impersonated” the phrases he left behind, and his charms of javelin throwing Kitaguchi Haruka, who is expected to perform well at the Tokyo tournament.[Index]0:00 Avant Title 0:26 Photography scene 0:57 Interview starts 1:08 Hearing thoughts for the opening of the Tokyo tournament in September 6:01 The “incident” that I think is likely to happen at the National Stadium is 7:59 Thoughts about being imitated by famous quotes 10:37 Thoughts for javelin throwing player Kitaguchi Haruka 14:07 A little chat to the conclusion ★ Please subscribe to the channel → https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSEuSqSFFghMCYGUXtQd0Sw