On air today from 12:00.
#Perfume #Kashiyuka dives headfirst into covering the latest SDGs trends.
Vinyl umbrellas are being reborn into something new.
#NothingGoesToWasteProject
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On air today from 12:00.
#Perfume #Kashiyuka dives headfirst into covering the latest SDGs trends.
Vinyl umbrellas are being reborn into something new.
#NothingGoesToWasteProject
2025.09.14 Nothing Wasted Project ~TV Tokyo starts farming~ #5 (TVer)
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2025.06.08 Nothing Wasted Project ~TV Tokyo starts farming~ #4
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#Perfume #Kashiyuka goes in 💥headfirst💥
to cover the latest SDGs trends🌈
She interviews three amazing people 📷
who are making great use of used coffee grounds, which she says she drinks often!
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#何ひとつ無駄にしない
Hikaru Ijuin & Nobuyuki Sakuma’s “Unofficial TV Tokyo Review” TVer 2025.10.07
Ijuin talks about casually watching the “Nothing Goes to Waste Project” on TV Tokyo, a modest Sunday show where broken vinyl umbrellas are recycled into bags. He finds it an unflashy, relaxed program — but is surprised to see Perfume’s Kashiyuka handling the on-site segment. Since she’s usually the least “host-like” member of the group, he’s impressed by how naturally and sincerely she participates, making bags and appreciating the handmade work. The calm, genuine atmosphere of the show leaves him strangely fascinated, almost like he’s dreaming.