# 運動会の振返り supported by 花王ディープクリーン - Show: TBSラジオ『ジェーン・スーと堀井美香の「OVER THE SUN」』 - Published: 2026-09-19 - Canonical: https://podc.club/en/episode/1533649648_f8fd83c5ddf3.html - Audio: https://pdst.fm/e/pscrb.fm/rss/p/traffic.megaphone.fm/TBS6998182726.mp3 - Source: Edited from a machine transcript of the first 30 minutes of the episode. Not an official summary. This episode looks back at the "OVER THE SUN" sports day held on August 29, using video and photos shot on the day to revisit a Guinness World Records attempt and the participants' standout moments. In the second half, the hosts announce a new apparel collaboration featuring a turtleneck knit and a cardigan. ## What this episode answers ### How many sheets of paper were used to set the Guinness World Record at the sports day? The participants stuck up roughly 20,000 sheets of paper to set the new Guinness World Record. ### How many sheets had India's previous record been set with? India's previous record had been set with 2,800 sheets. ### Who is the photographer who shot the sports day photos? The photographer who shoots the sports day every year is Kamisaka-san. ### What did the show make with its new collaboration brand? The show made a new collaboration with the apparel brand Baycrew's, producing a turtleneck knit and a cardigan. ### What inspired the design of the turtleneck knit? The turtleneck knit's design traces back to a winter sweater worn by an actress in a film that Mika Horii loves. ## Article ## Revisiting the Guinness World Record with sports day footage The footage from the August 29 sports day was finally finished and shown on the program. Each participant had put real effort into their costumes, and Jane Su and Mika Horii both grew reflective watching the "Oba Dancers," saying things like "seeing this brings it all back" and "the year went by in a flash." The centerpiece of the day was an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the most sheets of paper stuck to a wall — previously held by India at 2,800 sheets. The participants blew past that mark, sticking up roughly 20,000 sheets to set a new world record. There was a mix-up along the way when the target was heard as "2" and misread as a different number of sheets, but when the record was confirmed, the studio erupted with excitement. The two hosts spoke again about what the event means: a once-a-year occasion where everyone can strip away titles, roles, and age, and just come together. ## Revisiting the sports day's best moments in photos Next came a look back through photos taken by Kamisaka-san, the photographer who shoots the event every year. Highlights included the hosts' entrance riding in on a treasure ship, a pom-pom dance team made up of women in their 50s and 60s, an impersonation-style "Thriller" dance, and the traditional "winning road," where the winner of the rock-paper-scissors tournament is carried through the crowd. They also talked about Nakano-san's live electone performance, the efforts of Ichikawa-san and Oguri-san, and the tangram corner, noting just how packed the day's program was. Among the photos was one participant who happens to compose music for Pretty Cure, and at one point a song broke out on the spot. Looking ahead to next year, ideas floated included a new corner using mops and a segment built around sponsor names. ## A short culture aside (street culture and virtual culture) While Horii stepped away to change costumes, Jane Su spoke solo for a bit about the differences between street culture and virtual culture. She noted that virtual culture traces back to 2channel-style online communities and evolved into internet memes, and that both street and virtual culture share the trait of people experiencing something in the moment and then imitating it — the key difference being that things spread far faster online. ## New Baycrew's collaboration: turtleneck and cardigan In the second half, the hosts announced a fresh collaboration with the apparel brand that had previously scored a hit with their "onigiri bag." Jane Su appeared wearing an L-size turtleneck knit, while Mika Horii wore the cardigan. The cardigan features a removable "OVER THE SUN" patch on the cuff, and comes in five colors: white, light blue, black, gray, and red. Black, as the standard popular choice, is expected to sell out early. The turtleneck's design traces back to a winter sweater worn by an actress in a film Horii loves; the team went back through the brand's archives to choose the yarn and knitting method to recreate it. During the prototyping stage, Horii kept pushing for small adjustments, like asking for it to be "looser," and the two paid close attention to details like the length and how loose the neck should sit. Both hosts emphasized that the material resists pilling and that the finished piece feels light to wear. Sales begin December 8 at select stores, with a men's size also available, and pre-orders have already opened. ## Takeaways - The sports day's Guinness World Record attempt succeeded with about 20,000 sheets of paper stuck to a wall, surpassing India's previous record of 2,800. - The photo and video retrospective featured many shots by longtime photographer Kamisaka-san alongside standout moments from participants. - The hosts announced a new collaboration with the apparel brand behind the earlier "onigiri bag," this time producing a turtleneck knit and cardigan set to launch December 8.