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27 February 2025

Mitorizu Returns With Exciting New Episodes

The comedy duo brings art and mystery back to the screen this March.

Japanese variety shows continue to captivate audiences with their unique blend of humor, engaging formats, and now, exciting new episodes featuring the beloved comedy duo, Mitorizu. With their upcoming special titled "Mitorizu no Madorizu Mystery" airing on February 27, 2025, viewers are poised to explore the fascinating world of unconventional housing layouts.

Mitorizu, consisting of the comedic talents Shintaro Morishima and Riri, is set to take viewers on a quirky adventure as they solve mysteries surrounding bizarre floor plans. This sixth iteration promises to maintain high energy and delightful surprises as it invites guests along for the ride. Morishima shared his enthusiasm about the show, stating, "I’ve gotten really hooked on art recently...this is the perfect timing to join this show!" He recognizes how housing plans attract many viewers, adding, "We want to share this excitement through the show."

While focusing on housing, the duo is also stepping outside the traditional studio to explore the artistic side of their craft. On March 1, 2025, Yomiuri TV will premiere "Mitorizu no Guerrilla Art Operation," featuring the duo alongside notable guests like popular singer Ami Suzuki. This special aims to highlight the richness of art within the Kansai region, where the show will be filmed, particularly focusing on the artistic district of Kitakagaya.

During the art-focused episode, Suzuki expressed her excitement over trying spray art for the first time, stating, "I hope viewers find something new by watching this show!" The segment plans to showcase not just the process of creating art but also the personality of the city and its vibrant culture. Through interaction and collaboration, the show promises to step beyond traditional art-building segments to create unique pieces reflective of the artists' styles.

Mitorizu's upcoming collaborations extend beyond mere performance. They connect with the "Monet & Friends Live Kobe Exhibition," where art created during the show will be displayed, allowing viewers to engage with the pieces firsthand, providing yet another layer to the viewing experience. It emphasizes the relationship between television, public creativity, and local community art.

Viewers can expect plenty of levity and original vibe from the show's premise. Each episode comprises quizzes and explorations where the notable floor plans of homes present surprising designs and stories. Mitorizu has committed to delivering fun narratives with Riri humorously commenting about the expansive world of housing. He quipped about seeing extravagant houses normally out of reach, saying, "There’s something about even just viewing these unreal options!"

The anticipation around this new installment continues to pique interest across Japanese media. Interviews with Morishima and Riri have emphasized their jovial take on life, which fuels excitement heading toward the broadcast. Acknowledging the past successes of Mitorizu, they are amplifying the foundation of humor, arts, and community connection unlike any other variety show. Riri adds, "The feeling of everyone working together to create artwork instills amazing energy; it’s really exhilarating!"

With anticipation building, fans of Mitorizu and newcomers alike are encouraged to tune in and enjoy not just comedy, but the transformative power of artistry within their episodes. The encore of Mitorizu promises to engage audiences with fresh content and memorable moments. Keep your calendars marked for February 27 and March 1, as the duo navigates floor plan mysteries and bursts of creativity within the Japanese entertainment space!