【志村けん】なぜ、いかりや長介が怒鳴るのは、しくじった先輩ではなく、いつも志村けんだったのか

The man who made people laugh more than anyone else in Japan None said a word about the most important thing His name was Ken Shimura Who exactly was Ken Shimura? He was a national comedian who made all of Japan laugh with "Higashimurayama Ondo," "Baka Tonosama," and "Hen na Ojisan" This is the story of the untold life of a great man who lived through the turbulent Showa era Born into a strict family in Higashimurayama, he admired his father's face as he tried to contain his laughter at television comedies Before graduating from high school, he stood for 12 hours in front of Chosuke Ikariya's house and forced open the only seat available—a Drifters' boy, with a monthly salary of 4500 yen He couldn't afford shoes and walked barefoot, and his seniors Days of filling their stomachs with leftover soup began. However, behind that lay countless setbacks and struggles. For six years, he couldn't get on stage, and even though he hadn't made any mistakes, it was always Shimura who was yelled at. He ran away from The Drifters twice, losing his comedy partner, his partner in the duo, and even the name he had given himself. Even after finally being chosen as Arai Chu's successor, the audience remained silent for two years. What changed the tide was a hum of his hometown song that spilled out during a shogi match. "Higashimurayama Ondo" brought the whole of Japan to life, and the Baka Tonosama, Hige Dance, Karasu no Katte Desho— Before they knew it, the star of "8 O'Clock! Everyone Gather!" had been replaced by the boy who had been just a boy. Eventually, Shimura... He even surpassed his mentor, who constantly yelled at him. However, even on the day his mentor passed away, the man who made Japan laugh said nothing. And in 2020, Ken Shimura passed away, mourned by many. This video clearly explains the light and darkness that this national comedian carried, and the life of a man who lived for laughter. His strict father and his admiration for the face that held back laughter A 12-hour direct appeal in front of Chosuke Ikariya's house Barefoot and leftover soup, six years of apprenticeship and two escapes Succeeding Chu Arai, and two years of booing The huge success of "Higashimurayama Ondo" and the day he surpassed his mentor The Foolish Lord, the Strange Old Man, and nothing else The End He Never Spoke Was he Japan's happiest comedian? Or was he a lonely man who couldn't say what was most important? Why did the man who made so many people laugh remain silent about the crucial matter? Please watch until the end to uncover the truth behind this legendary true story that is still told today. ------------------------------------- ~Welcome to Mio's Life Theater~ "Knowing, yet not knowing." This channel is a documentary that clearly explains the stories behind well-known figures, companies, products, and events that lived through the turbulent Showa era, along with historical testimonies. Who was that person? What was the truth behind that incident? Stories of unknown people that don't appear in textbooks. Success, desire, setbacks, betrayal, downfall, and comeback— We examine the life of a single individual from both the light and dark sides, unraveling why they became legends. A record of life that cannot be told only in pretty words. We will portray his life in depth as a documentary, right up to his final moments. "Life is always a series of memorable moments." Your subscriptions and likes are greatly appreciated. #KenShimura #Comedy #Documentary