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“CLICK TOKYO” a media that presents students with options
Celeina：Yuya, you also run a media outlet called “CLICK TOKYO,” which is mainly a podcast.
Yuya: “CLICK TOKYO” itself was launched by four people of the same generation born in 1994 who teamed up during the coronavirus pandemic with the aim of creating ideas from various angles and providing one-of-a-kind content. The podcast is called “OUT of BOX” within “CLICK TOKYO”. It is similar to “GRAND MARQUEE” this time, but we invite creative people who are practicing various things as guests and ask them about their stories.
Takano: What is the target audience for this one?
Yuya: Our target audience is students between the ages of 18 and 22.
Celeina: What made you decide to standardize on students?
Yuya: As was the case with myself, I think that in Japan there is a notion that after high school and university, you join a company. However, I hope that by inviting guests who work as artists, stylists, editors, and other people who are not so-called “company employees” to listen to the program, it will help students to have more options during their student years.
Celeina：It is true that during the student period, you suddenly have more opportunities to make choices. I think this is very valuable content. I would love to hear more, but let’s interrupt for a song here. I asked Yuya to choose a song that we would all like to listen to together on the radio at this time. What song would it be?
Yuya: It’s a song by a friend of mine and a really cool artist I like, “Flower” by Yo-Sea.
