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For the latest information on "NHK Special," click here: https://nhk.jp/special?cid=dchk-yt-22... This time, in the third installment, Yamada Takayuki plays a modern-day young man who travels back in time to Tokyo's bubble era! A 500 million yen lucky bag, 200 million yen from a bamboo grove in a residential area... The city was overflowing with money. The first was 1945, the year zero after the war, the second was the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, and this time, using the latest video technology, we will relive the crazy era from 1989 to 1990, when the bubble was at its peak and Nara hit rock bottom. Cast: Yamada Takayuki, Asaka Kodai, Ihara Rikka, Goto Momoka, Maekawa Yasuyuki, and others NHK Special https://nhk.jp/special?cid=dchk-yt-22... NHK Special "Tokyo Black Hole III 1989-1990: The Bubble Palace of Charm and Sin" https://www.nhk.jp/p/special/ts/2NY2Q... In "Tokyo Black Hole III," we travel back in time from 1989 to 1990, when the Japanese economy was at its peak of bubble growth and then suddenly fell into the abyss, and a young man from the 21st century, played by Yamada Takayuki, relives the frenzied era. Nowadays, the bubble is considered the origin of Japan's wanderings, but there is no doubt that at that time, the Japanese economy was at the top of the world. The economic growth rate was the highest among developed countries, exports were going well, and managers were gaining confidence in Japanese management, and there was an atmosphere that America was no longer worth fearing. People's incomes continued to rise, and luxury cars, high-end restaurants, and resorts became within reach. Expectations for the future swelled, and the entire nation was immersed in a sense of euphoria. However, the Nikkei average stock price, which hit an all-time high of 38,915 yen in December 1989, began to plummet at the beginning of the new year, falling below 20,000 yen in October. Land prices in the Tokyo area, which had continued to rise several-fold, also plummeted. The black hole that appeared in Tokyo swallowed up the wealth of the world, bringing Japan a brief period of prosperity, which then vanished like bubbles in the blink of an eye. By reliving the period in history when Japan was most confident and euphoric, we will search for clues to our current hope in the midst of a sense of stagnation.