スポーツ｜ちょんまげラーメン、改名の心境 / Sports | The mindset behind the renaming of Chonmage Ramen

Summary

This year marks the final year of the “M-1 Grand Prix,” and they are expressing their enthusiasm and expectations for victory.

Akihiro Tabuchi and Kim from the duo, who changed their name from “Indians” to “Chonmage Ramen,” share their current feelings two months after the name change, as well as their special thoughts on reaching their 15th anniversary as a group. Their attitude towards starting anew with the name change is quite striking.

Dialogue

This dialogue is fictional and based on the article.

Chako: It’s amazing, isn’t it, “Chonmage Ramen”! I wonder how they feel about the name change?

Log: It’s been two months since the name change, and I’m curious about their mindset. Especially their enthusiasm for the upcoming M-1 Grand Prix.

Chako: They said if they win, it would be incredibly funny!

Navi: A name change signifies a new challenge, so I think their feelings have definitely changed. Their passion for this last year’s M-1 must be really strong.

Log: Still, they’ve been active for 15 years. I hope their efforts pay off.

Chako: Yeah, I want to support them!

Admin’s Note

I feel that the name change to “Chonmage Ramen” symbolizes their new challenge. Particularly, their participation in the M-1 Grand Prix in their 15th year since formation holds special significance. This rename may also help them attract a new fan base, and I’m looking forward to their future activities. If they win, it could draw even more attention to their comedy. Through the article, I could sense their feelings. With my support for them, I want to keep an eye on their future endeavors.