January 1, 1970
Guests Masaki Suda and Chisako Takashima join for a two-hour special in which they play the size-perception game, the rhythm game and more.
Actor Anne Watanabe and comedian Haruna Kondo join the show to compete alongside SixTONES in games relying on their sense of size and rhythm.
Jun Shison and Neru Nagahama join for the ramen and falling-object games, with Kyomoto giving a series of amusing answers during the latter.
The guys are joined by Mitsuhiro Oikawa, Chocolate Planet and Minami Ishikawa to guess puns on the red carpet and take on a new rhythm game.
Guest Kaori Sakamoto joins the guys to play a dazzling brain-training rhythm game and test their ability to identify rapidly spinning objects.
Cast members of the live-action film "Sakamoto Days," including Ren Meguro and Fumiya Takahashi, take on games of categories and rhythm-based memory.
Actor Toshiaki Karasawa and comedy duo Time Machine Sangou join SixTONES to play the size-perception and rhythmic song-guessing games.
Tomoya Nakamura, Gekidan Hitori and Hironari Yamazaki join SixTONES for the pun-guessing game and a new game based on identifying AI-generated images.
Actor Kento Kaku and SixTONES play games that test their sense of size and ability to spot spinning objects, and also take on the Sorajiro challenge.
MEGUMI, Eiko Kano and Eiji Kotoge join the guys to guess if sheer persistence can conquer impossible tasks, then play the rhythmic song-guessing game.
Guests Honami Suzuki and Shinya Kote discern crucial moments in various clips, then struggle to spot a hidden muscleman in a new workout-themed game.
SixTONES and guest Akina Nakamori head to Korea for the size-perception game, the Sorajiro challenge, and the falling-objects game.
Sae Okazaki, Tetsuji Tamayama and Nozomi Sasaki join SixTONES for puns on the red carpet, then dance the limbo while guessing upside-down images.
Kanna Hashimoto, Nishikigoi and Kemuri Matsui join SixTONES to guess if persistence conquers impossible tasks, then identify rapidly spinning objects.
Guest stars Haruka Fukuhara, Natsuki Deguchi and Kinnikun Nakayama compete in an intense eraser hunt as well as a game of size perception.
SixTONES, Gekidan Hitori and Hironari Yamazaki each captain a team of comedians in minigames that test their sense of scale and concentration.
Ken Matsudaira, Yudai Chiba and Ayami Nakajo dance along to a brain-training rhythm game. Also, the Minions test everyone's sense of direction.
Guests Takahisa Masuda, Seiya, Kana Kurashina and Mai Shiraishi face off with the guys in a battle of puns and try to spot muscle-bound comedians.
Mio Imada and Tasuku Emoto join the guys to attempt to overcome seemingly impossible tasks, then compete to spot rapidly spinning objects.
Teruyoshi Uchimura, Asami Miura, Kyoko Yoshine and other guests join SixTONES for an ensemble performance, plus a telethon simulation.
Golden SixTONES Family Showdown Special aired as a late-night segment during 24-Hour TV 49.
The special episode was a live broadcast from Ryogoku Kokugikan immediately after 24-Hour TV, following the completion of charity runner Mari Hoshino's marathon.
Special episode to commemorate the release of movie The Swan and the Bats
The Golden SixTONES cameras infiltrate 24-Hour Television. Following SixTONES, who served as the charity partners, the show will document them closely, giving viewers an inside look at their performance rehearsals and what went on behind the scenes on the day of 24-Hour Television.
An unusual duo, Hiroshi Tamaki & Narumi Takahashi, make an appearance, with aespa making their first guest appearance.