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Chuo FM's radio program "Doboku no Radio" (commonly known as Doboraji), which began broadcasting on May 1 as if to coincide with the arrival of Reiwa.

I happened to find a signboard of a company providing this program on my travel destination, so I was interested in "What is a radio program on the theme of civil engineering?" When I made a blog in April, thankfully I had the opportunity to cover the recording of the program, so I immediately went to Chuo FM's studio in Kyobashi.

Through the interview, I learned about the production process and the friendly atmosphere between the performers and the staff, and I was even more excited to listen to the program. Today, we will record the air of the relaxed studio that fits the breath at that time and deliver it to everyone in front of the radio as a field report.

"Doboku's Radio" (Doboraji) welcomes guests from civil engineering, and "Infrastructure Variety," in which a guide member holds a talk on a theme each time. This is an unprecedented type of program suitable for the beginning of a new era, which seems to be solid and not shatter, even those who are not familiar with civil engineering can easily listen to it.

I often talk about Chuo-ku while focusing on civil engineering, so I hope that listening to Doboraj may be useful as a Chuo-ku fan or correspondent. In the May broadcast, the theme was the Chuo-ku Tourism Test and Nihonbashi (bridge, not the area).

The navigator is JUMI, the face of Chuo FM, who is familiar in the section of "I love Chuo-ku" linked to this blog. It's a great word to put together a distracting chat of as many as five performers including guests.

JUMI's "Everyone! De Bo Ku, do you like it? "

So, who is a doboradi member?
The public relations of the Japan Society of Civil Engineers and the Institute of Construction Technology, which provide programs.

Since I am a public relations officer, it may be a matter of hand to disseminate the activities and information of my organization. However, I'm not a broadcast or professional narrator, and in other words, I'm a company employee. If you replace it with yourself, you can't imagine taking a radio program for your company's work. The end of the working adult was just impressed, "Public relations are amazing."

In the time that took the Chuo-ku Tourism Test mentioned above, Mr. Matsuda of Hamacho, a doboladi member, challenged all the past problems in preparation for the recording, despite saying "Half hobby". For the 11th test conducted this year, we analyzed the question genre and calculated the appearance rate of doboku out of 100 questions. We accumulated steady work and successfully completed the carry-in plan. In this way, Doboraj does everything from planning to script production by the members themselves every week.

During the recording, there is an endless topic and laughter. The broadcast time is only 30 minutes. 

Even so, doboradi members have a lot of topics and talk well. Once the recording starts, the next story pops out one after another, and I'm worried about watching if it's settled in time. In between the recordings, he said, "I talked too much in the first half." Are these people really just salaried workers?

There is a reason why I don't have much knowledge about civil engineering. The Doboradi member was originally a Gachi civil engineer who went to the scene every day. The good teamwork between the members was the on-site preparation. It was an off-reco scene, but the appearance of "My specialty is a river" is the professional itself. I was proud to have experience in the field. ※I have a deep respect.

When you listen to doboraj, you sometimes encounter words with impack knowledge (intellectual and impressive). Personally, I like the phrase "Doboku can be shaped" and "Doboku lurking in everyday life" with very deep impak knowledge. Recently, even when walking around the town, I began to look for "Is there a dobok lurking somewhere?"

Nihonbashi. The construction of bridges and highways is, of course, de Bo Ku.

The actual recording was broadcast on June 12, and the theme was "Music and Civil Engineering".

In this round, no guests were invited, and three doboladi members introduced pop songs that were related to civil engineering, regardless of whether they were in Western Japan, and carefully explained where and how they were about the song. "Oh, the flow of the river (← a big hint!) That's why it's civil engineering, while others were selected from the private doboku experience, such as remembering the nostalgic sights of when I was visiting the site from the viewpoint of "My Doboku Song".

I will select songs, but there will be no songs during the program. The approach that does not require video is unique to radio, where the lyrics are carefully examined and each member and listener thinks of the scene. Perhaps because of Gachi's civil engineer, "I read such a thing from these lyrics?"……The unexpected interpretation of hitting the knees unintentionally was really interesting, and it was finished in a broadcast that anyone who is easy for civil engineering beginners to enter. Earlier, information was almost leaked, but please look forward to the next Wednesday's main broadcast to see what kind of song appeared!

A doboradi member who came with a passion for a doboku song with a lyrics card.
The expression filled with a sense of accomplishment tells the success of the recording. I would like to know their calories consumed on this day.

On the day of the recording, I was very grateful to the navigator JUMI, Doboradi member Sato of Yotsuya, Maeda of Kachidoki, Matsuda of Hamacho, and young director Yamazaki of program staff. Was. Thank you very much for taking this opportunity. "Doborazi is over!" 。

Program name Doboku Radio (abbreviated as Doboraji)
Broadcast station Central FM (frequency: 84.0MHz)
Broadcast day Every Wednesday from 20:00 to 20:30
Rebroadcast every Sunday from 12:00 to 12:30

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Central FM "Listening to broadcasts on PCs and smartphones!"

Doborazi is a maniac and can also study in Chuo-ku.

The next broadcast will be on June 12 (Wednesday).
Everyone, please listen to it.