# 残暑にカナメストーンと「NEXTｷｨﾖｫをさがせ」 - Show: イースト駅前クリニック presents 川島明のねごと - Published: 2026-09-27 - Canonical: https://podc.club/en/episode/1616790646_b1ea956cef86.html - Audio: https://pdst.fm/e/pscrb.fm/rss/p/traffic.megaphone.fm/TBS6367349488.mp3 - Source: Edited from a machine transcript of the first 30 minutes of the episode. Not an official summary. The comedy duo Kaname Stone made their now-traditional "late-summer guest" appearance and brought along their self-made fashion style book, "Mugen Book 2026" (無限ブック2026). The episode ranged from behind-the-scenes stories about the photo book to a full-on roast of member Hantaro's (ハンタロウ) unfortunate personal style, complete with a coordinate showdown and a proposed clothing subscription service. ## What this episode answers ### Why was Kaname Stone invited onto this episode? Kaname Stone appeared because being invited on in the late summer has become an annual tradition; Kawashima Akira greeted them by saying "I called you in late summer just like I promised," and the duo were delighted to be invited back every year as promised. ### What is "Mugen Book 2026"? It's a fashion style book Kaname Stone made themselves, with a dark green cover, featuring photos selected from roughly 60,000 shots taken by Kagaya (カガヤ), a photographer and junior colleague at their talent agency. ### What was the most memorable episode shared about the photo shoot? One photo was taken at Kawashima's old school, showing him being thrown by his former homeroom teacher (now the school's principal) in the judo hall; the fact that none of the students visible in the background were looking at Kaname Stone, instead averting their eyes as if witnessing something frightening, became a running joke. ### Why was Hantaro's personal fashion sense criticized so harshly? His partner harshly pointed out that his clothes don't suit his bone structure and stocky build, and that he can't pull off looks the way Street Fighter's Chun-Li can; his admired mod/musician-style setups were also dismissed with "do that after you lose weight." ### What ideas were proposed to improve Hantaro's fashion? Proposals included a showdown pitting a Kaname Stone-supervised outfit against one styled by someone else, with onlookers voting on which looked better, and a "clothing subscription" concept in which paying 200,000 yen a month would deliver stylish clothes regularly for a year; a mesh vest and T-shirt were actually styled on Hantaro during the recording. ## Article ## The traditional late-summer guest, Kaname Stone, returns This episode featured the comedy duo Kaname Stone, whose appearance in late summer has become something of a running tradition on the show. Kawashima Akira greeted them with, "I called you in late summer just like I promised," and both members of Kaname Stone responded with delight that they were really being invited back as promised. In an industry where guests are often sent off with a vague "maybe next time," the duo expressed gratitude for being reliably invited back every year. ## Unveiling the self-made style book "Mugen Book 2026" Kaname Stone brought along a fashion style book they had put together themselves, titled "Mugen Book 2026" (無限ブック2026). The book has a dark green cover, with photography handled by Kagaya, a photographer who is a junior colleague at their talent agency. The book is a curated selection from roughly 60,000 photos taken during the shoot. Kawashima kept saying "I don't need this" while flipping through it, but he clearly couldn't stop looking, and the book remained the central topic well into the second half of the show. ## Their homes are a "ruin," plus a judo-hall photo at Kawashima's old school Despite the stylish photo book, the members admitted their own homes are in a "ruin"-like state, buried under piles of clothes. One of the photos in the book was taken at Kawashima's former school, in the judo hall, where his homeroom teacher at the time — now the school's principal — is shown throwing him with a judo technique. The bit that got the biggest laugh was that none of the students visible in the background were looking at Kaname Stone at all; if anything, they seemed to be averting their eyes as though witnessing something scary. ## Hantaro's dismal fashion sense The conversation then turned to the poor fashion sense of one half of Kaname Stone, Hantaro. His partner delivered harsh criticism, pointing out that his clothes don't suit his bone structure or his stocky build, and that he simply can't pull off looks the way Street Fighter's Chun-Li can. Hantaro's own aspiration is toward mod-style, musician-esque coordinated outfits, but he was bluntly told to "do that after you lose weight." As fashion advice, it was suggested that he stick to a single store — especially a select shop, where the curated, consistent look means almost nothing he picks could go wrong. The advice was compared to building a deck in a card game, with the suggestion to "just buy the starter kit first." ## A coordinate showdown and a proposed clothing subscription As a segment idea, the show floated a showdown between an outfit supervised by Kaname Stone and one styled by someone else, with people around them voting on which looked more fashionable. A further idea was a "clothing subscription" service: pay 200,000 yen a month and receive stylish clothes on a regular basis for a year. During the recording, Hantaro was actually styled in a mesh vest and T-shirt, drawing mixed reactions — some genuinely praised it as "honestly really good," while others called it "tough." The comedian Ginji (銀次) came up as an example of someone with good fashion sense, praised for looking mature and put-together without spending much money. The episode wrapped up with a teaser for a new segment coming next time, "Find the NEXT Keyword." ## Takeaways - Kaname Stone appeared as the show's traditional "late-summer guest" and unveiled their self-made photo book, "Mugen Book 2026." - Behind-the-scenes talk revealed their homes are in "ruin"-like disarray and shared a memorable story about a photo shot at Kawashima's old school's judo club. - Member Hantaro's poor personal fashion sense became a focal topic, leading to proposals for a coordinate showdown and a clothing subscription concept.