Public Recording of Nippon Broadcasting's 'Chariloto presents Panther Mukai's Chari for 60 Minutes' Confirmed at Hiroshima Keirin Velodrome!

Chariloto Co., Ltd. (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Yosuke Ishihara), which operates bicycle racing and auto racing ticket sales as well as comprehensive management of velodromes, has announced that a public recording of the special edition of Nippon Broadcasting's 'Chariloto presents Panther Mukai's Chari for 30 Minutes' will be held on June 28, 2026 (Sun), at the Hiroshima Keirin Velodrome inside Urban Cycle Parks Hiroshima.

This show is a special version of 'Chariloto presents Panther Mukai's Chari for 30 Minutes' (airs Mondays at 17:40–18:10), a program where comedian Satoshi Mukai from the trio 'Panther' discusses everything related to 'Chari' (bikes), including Keirin, bicycle racing, and daily cycling life.

The regular program 'Chariloto presents Panther Mukai's Chari for 30 Minutes' celebrated the grand opening of 'Urban Cycle Parks Hiroshima,' a complex facility blending Keirin and urban cycle sports, by broadcasting a 'Hiroshima Booster Special' in April and May, featuring guests with ties to Hiroshima such as Kagaya, The Geese, and Cotton. Building on this, the special program will now conduct a public recording directly at the Hiroshima Keirin Velodrome, located within Urban Cycle Parks Hiroshima.

The featured guests are the comedy duo 'Member' from Hiroshima Yoshimoto. Having gained significant popularity while active mainly in Hiroshima, much attention is on what kind of 'bike talk' Satoshi Mukai and the Member duo will share in front of the listeners.

Morning Keirin races will be held on the day at the Hiroshima Keirin Velodrome, the venue for the public recording. Admission to the venue and participation in the event are free, and no prior registration is needed for the public recording. We invite everyone to take this opportunity to visit Urban Cycle Parks Hiroshima, a complex facility where you can enjoy not only Keirin but also sports and leisure.

The recorded program will air on Nippon Broadcasting on July 5 (Sun) at 19:00, and on RCC Broadcasting on July 12 (Sun) at 20:00. It can be heard via AM/FM radio, as well as on smartphones and PCs via radiko. Those outside the broadcast area can also listen using the radiko area-free feature.