Japanese celebrity Yokoyama eats one meal a day and goes to the gym for three hours every morning….

The Johnny’s s side of the Johnny’s office has been undergoing a change of presidents due to the sex abuse problems involving minors that the late founder, Johnny Kitagawa, had been causing. However, the idols in the group have attracted the public with their high performance ability and good looks.

The cheerful manner in which they act on TV is impressive, but behind the scenes, it seems that they continue to make various efforts to maintain their visual appeal and beautiful figure. Recently, Yutaka Yokoyama of Kanjani Eight revealed that he spends three hours in the morning working out at the gym.

Yokoyama confessed his secret to maintaining his style on the August 18 broadcast of the variety show “Chimata no Joshiki-chan” (Kansai Television). The program on that day was titled “Diet Dramatic Before and After” and featured the changes of successful dieters.

When the guest, TV personality Sayaka Isoyama, said, “I have an image that Yokoyama-san (body shape) doesn’t change,” he replied, “I’m doing a lot of dieting. One meal a day, at night. I eat as much as I can at night. I eat as much as I can at night. And I go to the gym for about three hours in the morning. I feel bad not going to the gym in the morning. No matter how much I drink at night. To be honest, sometimes it’s tough, but I go because I think, “If I don’t go in the next 10 seconds, I’m going to die!　I’m going to die! Shintaro Moriyama of the comedy duo Mimirizu, who serves as MC along with Yokoyama, was shocked, saying, “Stoic! He was shocked.

On June 27, Okura Tadayoshi, also a member of Kanjani Eight, declared on his blog “Oclub” on Johnny’s web, the official membership site of Johnny’s, that he was going to go on a diet. In July, he repeatedly reported on his health management on the group’s blog. She wrote that she had purchased a scale and linked it to her smartphone, went to the gym, and walked every morning to reduce body fat. The walking was suggested by a “former manager of an athletic club,” according to an idol magazine writer.

Among Johnny’s, there are many talents who are “devoted to training,” including Noriyuki Higashiyama of Shonen-tai, who has publicly stated that he does “1,000 sit-ups a day. Others boast of their physical beauty, such as Ryouichi Tsukada of A.B.C-Z and Teru Iwamoto of Snow Man, who are regular contestants on “SASUKE” (TBS), a special sports and entertainment program. Former V6 member Junichi Okada is a martial arts master, and KAT-TUN’s Tatsuya Ueda has been boxing for a long time, to name a few.

On June 13 of this year, Ueda posted on his Instagram account, “Beginners: sit-ups,” and “Do it every day unless you have muscle pain! and “Do it every day as long as your muscles aren’t sore! She also used the hashtag #KamiZAP, which stands for “RIZAP,” a gym.

However, it was A.B.C-Z’s Yoshiaki Hashimoto who caused concern among those around him for being too stoic. He has always appeared to have a healthy style, but when he performed his first solo show at TOKYO DOME CITY HALL in 2003, he became even slimmer and attracted a lot of attention.

According to an article in Nikkan Sports (August 25 of the same year), Hashimoto started a diet at the end of May, and as of July he had lost 15 kg. Because she had lost so much weight in such a short period of time, she candidly stated, “The president [of Johnny’s] told everyone around me, and my superiors at the company also told me that I was overdoing it. Mr. Kitagawa, who was president of Johnny’s, must have been concerned as well.

Hashimoto’s birthday is July 15, and at the time he was working out hard for his first solo performance and “a birthday present to himself. An article in “Billboard JAPAN” on the same day reporting on the event said, “My mother lectured me for two hours yesterday (that I was too skinny). I’m eating well, but I haven’t gained weight.” “I’m sorry for worrying you. But I’m eating 400 grams of steak and I’m doing very well!　But maybe I overdid it a bit. Her dedication may have had a negative impact, and she may have lost control of her diet.

Cases like Hashimoto’s are rare, but I am sure that all TV personalities take care of their health individually. We hope that she will maintain her best weight so that it does not interfere with her daily life.