People of different ages, jobs, and locations write about their week in a single diary and pass it on... A new type of documentary program capturing the reality of everyday life!

A mysterious story where a single diary is passed from person to person like a baton. What kind of human activities will be revealed?

A documentary where a single diary travels through various regions, capturing real daily life!

"Would you like to write in a diary for a week?"

The protagonist of this program is a "diary" placed in a certain bookstore.

People of different ages, jobs, and locations pick up the same diary and record their week. What is depicted is their raw, real daily life. It chronicles what time they wake up, what they eat, who they meet, and what they feel. After one week, the diary travels to the next person.

This project is a joint effort by BS Asahi Corporation (President: Satoshi Hamajima), Hobonichi Co., Ltd. (President: Ayako Koizumi), and Hiraku Co., Ltd. (President: Takuro Someya). It is produced by Telecom Staff Inc. The content will be available on the official program YouTube channel after the broadcast.

You will be drawn into the diverse contents of the diary.

The first entry features the authentic emotions of Rena Matsui, with narration by Yuriko Ishida adding a touch of warmth

The first week is recorded by actor and novelist Rena Matsui. Between her stage work, she records her authentic self, including lunch outings with friends and the menus of dinners she cooked herself.

The next person to receive the diary baton is taxi driver Daisuke Furukawa. He writes about how he spent his day off, his hobbies, and his thoughts on his son, sparked by a cherry blossom tree he saw while driving.

After that, the diary goes to picture book author Kazuaki Yamada. While finishing the back cover of his next book, Yamada writes about the memories of the books he has created—from his first published work to stories born from his wife's ideas. The staff at the "Nikkiya Tsukihi" bookstore are captivated by the content, which transcends the traditional concept of a "diary."

The narration is provided by actor Yuriko Ishida. Her warm voice, which seems to embrace the diaries, wraps the daily lives of the participants in a gentle atmosphere.