Actor Tetsuya Takeda will appeared on Fuji TV's ``Wide Na Show Year-end 3-hour Live Broadcast Special'' broadcasted on the 29th. His question, ``Is Tetsuya Takeda a problematic old man?'' became a hot topic on the internet, trending on X (formerly Twitter).

A project in which MC Koji Higashino and commentators Baka Rhythm, Atsushi Tamura, Hiromi, and Rino Sashihara set questions, and the other performers answered with true/false answers. Takeda's question was, "Is Tetsuya Takeda a problematic old man?"

When Higashino was impressed and said, ``I thought it was amazing that he asked this straight,'' Takeda said with a wry smile, ``Sometimes I get beaten up like a bastard.''

As expected, out of the seven performers, five other than Norihisa Furuichi and Bakarhythm received a ``○ (true)'' result. As expected, Takeda's mouth dropped open. Sashihara, who gave a ○ (true), said, ``I don't like the word ``problematic old people.'' I don't think Mr. Takeda is one because he asked about himself, but when I saw Mr. Takeda's name on the internet on the day the Widena Show aired, I would think that he said something weird again." she replied.

Takeda himself confessed his behavior when he met his ``students,'' who played the role of students in the series ``3rd Year B Class Kinpachi Sensei,'' saying, ``Sometimes my Showa-era side comes out and I regret it.'' ``When I meet a student for the first time in a while, we sometimes have physical contact with him, and I have a habit of slapping his butt,'' he said.

As soon as Sashihara heard it, she completely denied it in a deep voice, saying, ``Absolutely no, I really want you to stop.'' Fuji news reader Chihiro Sugihara also chided Takeda, saying, ``You should definitely stop.'' Still, Takeda replied, ``I don't think the shoulder taps are very Japanese.''

On the internet, people say, ``I think he's in a position of being an old bastard, in a good sense. He sometimes gives his opinions on what people in the world call senile people, and sometimes he says things that are better than anyone else.'' ``Mr. Takeda is worried about whether he's an old bastard. Comments such as ``It's still better'' and ``I think it would be great for an old man like him to be so strong.''