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We will be holding a "Japanese Dictionary Night" full of lively talk and behind-the-scenes stories that will be a delight for word lovers!
This time the theme is "Secrets of Japanese dictionaries that only I know."
And as special guests, we will be welcoming the two from "Yuru Linguistics Radio"!

The participants of Japanese Dictionary Night know dictionaries inside and out, either by compiling them or by using them regularly. They all have their own "Japanese dictionary secrets."
"When I was creating this entry, I actually..." "The definition of this phrase is..."
Tonight, I'll reveal to you all the secrets hidden in every page of the dictionary you use every day.

★Special guest is "Yuru Linguistics Radio"!
Joining us as guests will be Mizuno Taiki and Hori Motomi from the hugely popular YouTube/Podcast channel "Yuru Linguistics Radio"!
This passionate conversation between these two, who have gained popularity through their "Dictionary Story" series, which delves into the fascinating world of words and reveals the behind-the-scenes of dictionary creation, is definitely not to be missed.

Mizuno, who has just completed a long journey of reading through the dictionary, will be giving an enthusiastic presentation alongside the regular members of Japanese Dictionary Night.
And in front of Horimoto-san, who makes sharp comments in the same atmosphere as "Yuru Linguistics Radio", the members of Japanese Dictionary Night are taken aback!

★The traditional game corner will also be held!

What kind of chemical reaction will occur when Yuru Linguistics Radio and Japanese Dictionary Night come together?
Why not join us in taking a peek at a new side of dictionaries and the deeper abyss of the language swamp?

★Recommended for those who:
・People who like to read Japanese dictionaries
・Listeners of "Yuru Linguistics Radio"
・People who are interested in the stories behind words and dictionaries
・Those who want to satisfy their intellectual curiosity
・People who just want to laugh

【Performer】
Regular cast members

Masayuki Nishimura
Born in Tottori Prefecture, currently living in Tokyo. He enjoys riding unusual vehicles, visiting interesting places on maps, and collecting dictionaries. His books include "Coloring Maps" (MDN Corporation), "Pushing Picture Book Buttons" (Shogakukan), "Mysterious Prefectural Borders" (Chuko Shinsho), and "So That's How It Was! An Encyclopedia of the Origins of Country Names" (Holp Publishing).

Hiroaki Iima
Born in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture. Compiler of Japanese dictionaries. Member of the editorial committee for the Sanseido Japanese Dictionary. In order to create dictionaries, he collects words and writes explanations every day. His publications include "Japanese is not scary" (PHP Institute), "Catch Japanese!" (co-author, Mainichi Shimbun Publishing), "Useful Japanese to know: Weird Japanese on the streets" (Asahi Shinsho), and "Kotoba Hunter" (Poplar Publishing).

Seebo Gyotoku
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture. Lexicographer and proofreader. Spreads the joy of dictionaries on YouTube's "Dictionary Room Channel." Presides over the "Dictionary Room," where dictionary enthusiasts gather and store dictionaries together. Co-author of "Dictionary Word Dictionary" (Seibundo Shinkosha). Co-edited and authored "Dictionary of Words that Disappeared from the Sanseido Japanese Dictionary" (Sanseido). Appears on TV Tokyo's "Drinking with a Dictionary."

Tomoki Inagawa
Born in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. A dictionary collector with over 1,000 dictionaries in his possession. A member of Kodansha's Proofreading Department I. Has proofread weekly magazines, academic books, literary magazines, children's books, etc. Co-author of "Dictionary Word Dictionary" (Seibundo Shinkosha). Appears on YouTube's "Dictionary Room Channel," Fuji TV's "99-nin no Kabe," NHK's "Totsugeki! Kaneo-kun," TV Tokyo's "Dictionary Drinking," etc.

"guest"

Taiki Mizuno
Born in 1995 in Aichi Prefecture. Graduated from the Faculty of Letters, Nagoya University, specializing in linguistics. While working as an editor at a publishing company, he also hosts the YouTube and podcast channel "Yuru Linguistics Radio." His books include "Linguistics of 0.2 Seconds of Conversation" (Shinchosha), "The Language Swamp Dragged into by a Language Geek Who Talked to His Friends for 700 Days" (Value Books Publishing), and "Today I Fed a Gorilla: A Hilarious and Profound Collection of Children's Good Mistakes" (KADOKAWA).

Motomi Hori
Born in Hokkaido in 1992. Graduated from the Faculty of Science and Technology at Keio University. Majored in Information Engineering. A hybrid of writer and YouTuber, he creates intellectually silly content. He serves as a listener on the YouTube channel "Yuru Linguistics Radio." His books include "The Complete Guide to Dirty Jokes that'll Make You Smarter Just by Reading" (Shinchosha) and "Educational Insult Book" (Kobunsha).

《MC》

Eri Konno
Originally from Saitama Prefecture, he is a former member of the student club "Waseda University Dictionary Study Group." He has been active as a staff member of the YouTube "Dictionary Room Channel" since its launch.

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