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"CELEB SECRET" Episode 6: Celebrity Entrepreneur Ureshino-chan Reconciles With Her Father After Five Years, and JO1's Junki Kono Shows His Private Side

ABEMA, the new future of television, aired Episode 6 of its original documentary series "CELEB SECRET" at 9 p.m. on Saturday, July 25, 2026.

This ABEMA original documentary series follows four women living super-celebrity lives around the world, closing in on their glamorous daily lives, the true selves and inner conflicts hidden behind them, and their "light and shadow."

The untold dramas of the celebrities depicted in "CELEB SECRET" Episode 6

The parent-child bond of celebrity entrepreneur Ureshino-chan

Episode 6 followed the super-celebrities on their little-known days off. Model Sachi Fujii, who is currently expecting her first child, met for the first time Ureshino-chan (Yumi Ureshino), who is active as an entrepreneur in Malaysia.

Ureshino-chan says she jumped into the business world at a young age and experienced harsh realities and frustration. In Episode 2, she confessed that she had clashed fiercely with her parents over starting a business and posting on social media, that she was hit with the words "Are you working as an adult film actress or something?", and that the estrangement still continues today.

Encouraged by advice from Sachi Fujii based on her own experience, "It's better to stay in loose, comfortable contact than to be completely estranged," and by her husband's words, "They're over 70, so let's at least get in touch while they're healthy," she decides to contact her parents.

A portrait of a woman talking calmly with a smartphone in her hand outdoors. Lush greenery and a cityscape spread out in the background. The caption reads, 'Softer than expected, I felt the warmth,' suggesting she is talking about something.

When she checked the old smartphone she had not touched in five years of complete silence, she found a message saying that her biological father had had two-thirds of his stomach removed because of cancer.

A message saying her father was hospitalized on January 13, underwent surgery for liver and stomach cancer, and was discharged on the 24th. Both cancers were at the first stage, and two-thirds of his stomach was removed. He was leaving his company at the end of March and retiring officially at the end of April. A woman is looking at a smartphone.

With her hands trembling in fear and anxiety that she might be rejected, Ureshino-chan sent the message "Are you doing okay? I want to see you." What came back was a warm reply from her father: "I just moved, so I'll send you the address. I'll pick you up at the station. Let's meet."

At the unexpected response, Ureshino-chan looked relieved and said, "I'm a little surprised." At the moving turn of events between the once-estranged parent and child, the studio exclaimed, "What a sudden development!" and guest Izumi Mori said, "I'm so glad..."

JO1's Junki Kono's surprising private side

The program also revealed how the cast members unexpectedly spend their days off. Junki Kono of the global boy group JO1 shared precious private photos, saying, "I'm on good terms with Nadal, and he took me fishing."

Shinnosuke Mitsushima reacted, "He looks like an incredibly handsome fisherman!" and the studio erupted with excitement.

This image is made up of three different scenes. In the left and center, men on a boat at night proudly show off a rockfish and a sea bass they caught, smiling. In the right panel, another man is pointing a finger at the camera.

Izumi Mori's celebrity episode stuns the studio

In the studio, guest Izumi Mori shared one of the show's signature over-the-top celebrity episodes. With a beaming smile, she confessed, "Putting the caviar from the fridge on instant yakisoba is really delicious," shocking the studio.

When Mori asked, "You have caviar in your fridge, right?", Rino Sashihara immediately brushed it off with "No, we don't!" Shinnosuke Mitsushima and Kemuri Matsui also fired back sharp retorts, "Nobody has caviar in their fridge!" and "Give me a break!", and the studio burst into laughter.

A scene in a luxurious room where a long-haired woman is talking with a smile. The on-screen caption reads 'Putting caviar on instant yakisoba,' and it seems she is talking about an unexpected food combination. The program appears to be 'CELEB SECRET.'

"CELEB SECRET" program overview

"CELEB SECRET" is an ABEMA original documentary series that follows four women living super-celebrity lives around the world, closing in on their glamorous daily lives, the true selves and inner conflicts hidden behind them, and their "light and shadow."

The four women featured are Sachi Fujii, a popular model for magazines such as "CLASSY." whose father is the former president of Louis Vuitton Japan; MONAKO, a global influencer and model with about 3.2 million followers in Japan and abroad; Lara, a current medical student who speaks nine languages, served as the youngest designer for "Samantha Thavasa" at the age of 12, and was also named Miss World 2025 Japan runner-up; and Ureshino-chan (Yumi Ureshino), who moved to Malaysia at 25 and runs a medical beauty tourism business across Asia.

The theme song has been decided as "Risk" by singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, who is drawing attention as an icon of a new generation. The song is a pop song that depicts the fear and excitement of throwing yourself wholeheartedly into an uncertain future.

The four studio MCs have been decided: talent Rino Sashihara, actor Shinnosuke Mitsushima, Junki Kono of the global boy group JO1, and Kemuri Matsui of the comedy duo Reiwa Roman. This is Kono's first time as an MC on his own.

A promotional image for ABEMA's original documentary series 'CELEB SECRET.' It features pink title text on a black background, with a pixel-art figure beneath torn paper, expressing the theme of exploring celebrities' secrets.

"CELEB SECRET" Episode 6 is available free as a catch-up stream on ABEMA

Episode 6 of "CELEB SECRET," which depicts the moving first step toward reconciliation between Ureshino-chan and her father, as well as the celebrities' little-known setbacks and resilient ways of living, is now available to watch free as a catch-up stream on "ABEMA." Please enjoy the true faces of these women living in a glamorous world.

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About ABEMA

"ABEMA" is a video streaming service that marked its 10th anniversary on April 11, 2026, and is developed as "the new future of television" with the aim of innovating television. Since its launch, as an internet TV service that is free to enjoy in its basic form with no registration required, it has broadcast about 25 channels in a wide variety of genres, including a 24-hour news-only channel, original dramas, dating reality shows, variety shows, anime, and sports, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

In addition to the number of original episodes, which is No. 1 in Japan (*) among video services from Japan, it offers a rich lineup of notable new movies, popular domestic and international dramas, and trending anime, as well as sports broadcasts and online live events. Not only can viewers enjoy content anytime without being bound by schedules, through TV and on-demand, but through a viewing experience that is not tied to any place, on smartphones, PCs, tablets, and TV devices, it continues to provide content that fits diverse lifestyles.

In addition, "ABEMA Premium" at ¥1,180 per month (tax included) offers exclusive features and content, and "ABEMA Premium with ads" at ¥680 per month (tax included) lets you watch "ABEMA Premium" exclusive content with ads.

* As of March 2026, according to ABEMA research

ABEMA official website

To mark its 10th anniversary, "ABEMA" will run a variety of campaigns throughout the year to celebrate, including special broadcasts and the "ABEMA 10th Anniversary Free Thank-You Festival."

ABEMA 10th anniversary site

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