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💛🖤Happy New Year🖤💛 今年も駆け抜けましょう🐎 2025年最後のキントレは TVer&huluで配信中 🎥 お気に入り登録もお願いします🤲 🔗htt...

By 《キントレ》【日テレ公式】

Posted December 31, 2025

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💛🖤Happy New Year🖤💛

今年も駆け抜けましょう🐎

2025年最後のキントレは
TVer&huluで配信中 🎥
お気に入り登録もお願いします🤲
🔗htt...

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About the Creator

《キントレ》【日テレ公式】 is the official X account for 'キントレ,' a popular Japanese TV variety show produced by Nippon Television (NTV). They post promotional content, episode highlights, and updates in a fun, energetic style to engage fans. As an official broadcaster account, their content is highly credible and directly tied to the show's production.[2]

What's This About?

'キントレ' (Kintore) is a new economic variety show on Nippon TV hosted by King & Prince members 永瀬廉 (Ren Nagase) and 髙橋海人 (Kaito Takahashi), alongside comedians 劇団ひとり (Gekidan Hitori) and 山崎弘也 (Hiroya Yamazaki from Untouchable). The post promotes the final 2025 episode, available on TVer and Hulu, with a New Year's message encouraging fans to 'dash through the year' like a horse. It ties into the show's themes of tackling money-related challenges and physical activities like pickleball tournaments, blending entertainment with educational insights on finances and life skills.[1][2][3][6]

🔥Why It's Trending

Posted on December 31, 2025, the post aligns perfectly with New Year's Eve celebrations, wishing 'Happy New Year' and promoting the year's final episode amid high anticipation for the holiday. King & Prince's massive fanbase drives engagement, amplified by the show's recent pickleball international tournament coverage and ongoing popularity. The timing boosts visibility as fans seek festive content and catch-up viewing on streaming platforms.[3][4]

💡Fun Facts

1The show reached its 100th episode milestone in August 2025, leading to special merchandise release.[2]
2'キントレ Pickleball Club' competed in Japan's largest international pickleball tournament, with pairs like Yamazaki-Takahashi and Hitori-Nagase advancing to semifinals.[3][4]
3Nagase once guessed a fisherman's top monthly income at 3.4 million yen based on personal experience, sparking buzz.[7]
4The program combines economic education with physical challenges, like body-slamming money myths.[6]
5Hosts include King & Prince idols, making it a hit among younger audiences for its mix of idols, comedy, and real-world experiments.[1]