Eriko Komuro, Fuji Television’s “3rd year Eriko Komuro” became the new MC of “Mezamashi 8” “I love Poka Poka too”.

My name is Eriko Komuro, and I am in my third year with the company. This is my third year with the program, and I hope to grow with the program. I will do my best to be cheerful and energetic.”

On April 3, new MC Eriko Komuro, 24, made her first appearance on the morning information program “Mezamashi 8” (Fuji Television Network). At the beginning of the program, she expressed her enthusiasm with an adorable smile. Komuro will take over from Yumi Nagashima, 31, who graduated from the program at the end of March, and will be in charge from Monday to Thursday. In fact, there were many twists and turns within the Fuji TV station leading up to the decision to make Komuro the new MC.

Nagashima announced on January 24 that she would be leaving the program,” he said. She had been the MC of Mezamashi TV for nearly seven years, starting in 2004, so the station and viewers had a lot of trust in her, and they wanted her to continue for a while longer, so the sudden offer was a big upset. Another reason was that there were no female announcers who could take over.

Yurika Mita (35) and Akiko Kuji (28) have already left the station. Yutaka Yamazaki (35) is on maternity leave. Aimi Miyashi (31), Fuji’s absolute ace, has replaced Ayako Kato (37), a.k.a. Katopan, in charge of “Live News It! (Live News It!) as the successor to Ayako Kato (37), known as Katopan, and cannot be moved. Furthermore, “I’ve been getting a lot of ‘stellar noise’ from the station.

The “Stemma Riots” are having a big impact here,” said one source.

said a mid-level employee in charge of Fuji Television’s information programs. The “Stemma Riot” refers to an incident reported by the Weekly Bunshun in April 2009. It was about a number of female announcers at Fuji Television who, in exchange for free services from a beauty salon, used their own SNS to introduce the beauty salon where they received the services. This was called “stealth marketing” and caused a furore.

There were a total of eight female announcers who were allegedly involved in this. One of them, Kuji, has resigned. One of them, Kuji, resigned, and Inoue Seika (27) is now the MC of “Mezamashi TV. Although these two have successfully recovered from the turmoil, Mana Mikami (34), Satoshi Miyazawa (33), Reimi Tsutsumi (29), Yuka Ebihara (29), and Chihiro Sugihara (27) are still reeling from the turmoil. Compared to their abilities and the expectations of the station in the past, they have not been entrusted with major jobs.