The first segment is about asking people for senryu poems during sakura watching season. They included a man who forced his Vietnamese colleague to read the senryu, a man who create a senryu about his mother who helped him when his shoulder was fractured, and a woman who made a senryu about bird poop. Next is a segment to find out which some words have weird kanji (in response to Ep. 556). The staff tried to ask people the explanation of some words such as "teppamaki" (tuna sushi), "kegirai" (antipathy), and "teio sekkai" (caesarian section). Lastly it was the segment for creating self-deprecating advertisements. This time, the staff created ads for an amusement park in Saga, a rest area in Fukuoka, and a cycling sport center in Gunma. (Source: Griffin Seannery at kisskh)