Japanese actor Kasamatsu Sho shared his thoughts on appearing on Radio Star.
Kasamatsu Sho said on the 1st, "When I arrived at the studio there was no interpreter, so I was really flustered. I was contacted by Korean actors who told me, 'This is a program that's difficult even for Koreans,'" he said.
He continued, "You can enjoy the sight of an international student who can't keep up with conversations among native speakers and just keeps smiling awkwardly," and said, "We recorded for four and a half hours, and toward the end my brain was almost stopped."
He added, "My movements in the preview looked so strange that I almost cried. Don't ever watch it."
On the Radio Star broadcast on the 2nd, Kasamatsu Sho recalled that during the filming of Taxi Driver 3 he went to the set expecting to do light action practice for about one to two hours, but when he was told his flight back to Japan was about eight hours later, the practice time suddenly increased.
Kasamatsu Sho became known after appearing in the SBS drama Taxi Driver 3.
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