NHK Aoi and Teleto Aiuchi — Married and Rose to Fame Through Their Rebellious Natures

On the 15th, we learned that NHK’s Minoru Aoi (42) and TV Tokyo’s Yuka Aiuchi (36), both announcers, were married. According to “Bunshun Online” which reported this, they are already living together in Tokyo. The marriage of the beautiful couple, Aoi, a tall and handsome announcer with a fresh look, and Aiuchi, who was once one of TV TOKYO’s most popular idol announcers, has been celebrated on SNS and other social media. Their work is also going well. However, the couple’s work is going well.

Aoi is a veteran announcer, but she only became the main anchor of “News Watch 9″ last April. Her skills as an announcer are still in their infancy. It will take time for her to stabilize the program,” said an NHK insider.

The evaluation is rather harsh. The reason for this is that

Aoi has a peculiarity, or rather, a flaw that she just can’t seem to get rid of. When she reads news scripts, she bites her words. It was the same when I was in charge of NHK News 7 before News Watch 9. This was not the case when I was in charge of variety shows, but it is still pointed out by many viewers. He is trying his best, though.

Certainly, the social networking sites are not the only places where

NHK News 7″ is a program that counts how many times Minoru Aoi bites in 30 minutes.

When she gets distracted, she sometimes makes comments like she’s on a variety show.

When she gets distracted, she sometimes makes comments that sound like they come from a variety show,” were some of the harsh comments.

Aoi is the grandson of the founder of Marui, and joined NHK in 2003 after graduating from Keio University via the escalator from Keio Kindergarten. He is handsome, tall, and has a fresh face and voice. His hosting of variety shows such as “English Chat Night” and “Tell Me Pikach” were well received, and he enjoyed great popularity among housewives. However, she was not a fan of the show.

However, “Perhaps because of her overly fresh image, she was gaining a reputation within the station as being ‘not suited for news. However, as an announcer, news is your main job, so he must have been very frustrated. After much effort, she began to take on news as her main assignment around 2016, and finally became the anchor of “NHK News 7″ on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays in 2019. However, as usual, he has not been able to fix his chewing habit. Even she is trying hard to overcome it,” said an NHK bureau employee.

Looking at Aoi’s career alone, it would appear that she has had a smooth sailing career as an announcer, but it seems that this may not be the case. Aiuchi, on the other hand, has not had an easy road to success. After joining TV TOKYO, she formed a unit called “A×A (Double A)” with her classmate Reina Akimoto (who left the company in June 2021) and attracted attention as an idol announcer. However

In 2011, “Friday” reported a “two-timing scandal” between an employee of the station and an athlete, which changed the public’s view of her and her reputation within the company. Aiuchi was forced to drop the sports program she was in charge of and was even told within the station that the only way for her to survive was to become a freelancer.

(Sports newspaper reporter) However, Aiuchi has worked hard to achieve his current position through his “ability,” and the station staff is impressed.

In order to regain credibility within the station, she accompanied Akira Ikegami (72) on his overseas reporting trips and attended Waseda University Business School while working as an announcer in order to obtain an MBA. She also obtained an MBA in March 2022, and her rebellious spirit is remarkable,” said a TV Tokyo insider.

Currently, Aoi starts at 9:00 pm on weekday nights. Aiuchi, on the other hand, broadcasts live from 5:00 in the morning on weekdays. Although they are married, it is likely that their lives will continue to diverge, but it seems unlikely that the two, who have risen to prominence through their rebellious spirit, will ever save their work for their private lives.