This is a beautiful item, read only once and then stored in a bag in a dark place. "Quick Japan" vol.180 SPECIAL EDITION "3-nen Z-gumi Ginpachi-sensei" Special Cover Edition Released Friday, October 10, 2025 Size: A5 / Paperback / 144 pages Price: 1,700 yen (tax included 1,870 yen) Sales: QJ Store, Animate (Limited Edition) *The content of the magazine is the same as the regular edition, but it comes with a special cover using the original visual of the TV anime "3-nen Z-gumi Ginpachi-sensei." Manzai, comedy, *oogiri*... Soshina talks about everything that's funny right now. Soshina, who served as a judge for the first time this year at the "14th ytv Manzai Newcomer Award Finals," drew attention for his accurate and sharp comments. His appearance gave a strong impression of his will to show the world the criteria for judging comedy. He has a great influence on the judgment of "what is funny and what is not," and he absorbs the atmosphere of the world—that is truly "conquering the world" of comedy. This time, Quick Japan conducted a long interview with Soshina, who is about to conquer the world, asking him only about "comedy." The interview delves into his aesthetics as a comedian, covering topics such as "Who are the funniest comedians right now," "What are the conditions for a 'funny skit'," "What kind of *manzai* / comedy / *oogiri* / gag etc. do you find funny," and "How do you perceive the influence of your own words." This 50-page comprehensive feature thoroughly investigates the fundamental values of "what is funny and what is not," which have never been revealed to the public. The back cover features actor Issei Mamehara (JO1) "Backlit by light, embodying a role." The back cover features a monochrome photo that expresses the presence of "actor Issei Mamehara." The feature inside includes gravure in both monochrome and color. The feature conducts a long interview with Issei Mamehara, who is known not only for his activities as JO1 but also for his acting skills, about "acting." It delves into his mindset when approaching acting, his ambitions as an actor, and more. The feature also includes comments from Kenji Nakanishi, the director of the movie "Mt. Fuji, Coffee, and the Equation of Happiness," and Ayuta Fukuda (DXTEEN), who made his film debut in the same work, about the charm of "actor Issei Mamehara," as well as comments from co-stars and directors from Mamehara's past works. It approaches "actor Issei Mamehara" from various angles.