The schedule for the first night of Fuji TV’s music program “2024 FNS Kayousai” has been released on the official website. The first night of “Féile Amhrán 2024 FNS” will be broadcast live from 18:30 on 4 December. Masaki Aiba and Seika Inoue will act as MCs. the second night will be broadcast from 18:30 on 11 December.
timetable
* Alphabetical order[18:30~]Gospellers × JO1 × TVXQ × Travis Japan × Number_i × BE:THE FIRST × Hey! NCT Dream “When I’m With You” Mone Kamishiraishi “Madashii” Kocchi no Kento × Hello Kitty and friends Sanrio “Hai yorokonde” JO1 “ICY” SHOW-WA “Your Prince” TWS “plot twist” TRAVEL “STUPID -JP Ver.-“[Óthartar19:00]ILLIT “Magnetic” or “Fiancée” Ukon Onoe x Genta Matsuda (travis Japan) “Brother” from the live-action blockbuster “The Lion King: Mufasa” Brother like you” KinKi Kids “Amazing Love” JUJU × Fuma Kikuchi (timelesz) “ Overflowing with kindness” Perfume “Cosmic Treat” Gen Hoshino “Mystery” Daichi miura × Mamoru Miyano × Kono Junki (JO1) × RYUHEI (BE:FIRST ) “Missing”/ Toshinobu Kubota Mrs GREEN Apple “Lilac” Hiroko Yakushimaru “Sailor Suit and Machine Gun” Artists the artist appreciates Part 1 Kou Shibasaki,NAOTO (Sandaime J SOUL Brothers),Nocchi (Perfume),Tatsuya Fukasawa (snowman),Ryosuke Yamada (hey! say! JUMP) )[Ó thart ar 20:00]Red pencil “goodbye” “I love you” Shizuka Kudo × Kumi Koda × MIIHI (NiziU) “Wailing” Shizuka Kudo × Takahisa Masuda (NEWS) “True Face of Arashi” Stray Children “GIANT” Snowman “Brother Beat” timelesz “because” New Jeans “How Sweet” Nogizaka46 “Pedestrian Bridge” ” Mrs GREEN Apple “Columbus” Yuzu × Takako matsu “Chururi (feat. Takako Matsu)”[Ó timpeall 21:00]aespa “Supernova” ENHYPEN “Polaroid Love” Takumi Kitamura (DISH//) “Yozora Nomukou” / SMAP gospels × Takahisa Masuda (NEW) “Hitori” Third Generation J SOUL Brothers “DEVELOP” Kou Shibasaki “Glass Window” / King Gnu Snow Man “EMPIRE” Number_i “INZM” New Jeans “Ditto” BE: FIRST ”Sailing” Hey! Jump “eek!!” Gen Hoshino “Traces of Light” daichi Miura “Heartbeat Sound” Mamoru Miyano x Mone Kamishiraishi “Probably more than anyone else in the world”/ Miho Nakayama & WANDS ・ Artists that artists respect part 2 kazu Inoue (Nogizaka46) , MIIHI (NiziU), Mamoru Miyano Artists Respected Artists Part ③ Ryohei Abe (snowman), Mone Kamishiraishi, Aomi Kinjo (JO1), Katsutoshi Sato (timelesz)[Timpeall 22:00 ~]AI “Story” “Endless Shock” 2024 company “Dancing On” Broadway” “MUGEN” Noritake Kinashi × AI × Crystal Kay × DOUBLE × Miho Fukuhara × Full of Harmony × Kazuki hayashi × JAY’ED × Miro × Haruo Tsuyuzaki “I must tell you” kumi Koda × TREASURE (T5) “The Little Mermaid” THE RAMPAGE “24karats GOLD GENESIS” MISH //”Even the moon smiles in the morning” TVXQ “SWEET URRENDER” Travis Japan “BO$$Y” NiziU “FAITH” Ayumi Hamasaki “RULE” “SURREAL” “evolution” START of “Shimajin nu Takara” ・ The artists appreciate Part 4 takumi Kitamura (DISH // ), kocchi no Kento, and daichi Miura – Artists Respected Part ⑤ Kazuma Kawamura (THE RAMPAGE), SHUNTO (BE:FIRST), Ruki Shiraiwa (JO1)
How can individuals effectively advocate for climate-friendly policies in their communities?
Certainly! Below is a fictional interview scenario between a Time.news editor and an expert in a relevant field. for this example, let’s say the expert is a climate scientist discussing climate change and its implications.
Setting: A virtual conference room, equipped for a discussion. the Time.news editor, Alex, is seated in front of a camera wiht a sleek backdrop showcasing the time.news logo.
Participants:
- Alex (Editor): Editor of Time.news, a platform known for in-depth analyses and reports on current events.
- Dr. Emma Carter (Expert): Renowned climate scientist and author of several influential papers on global warming and climate policy.
Alex: (smiling) Welcome, everyone, to this special segment of Time.news where we delve into pressing global issues. Today, I’m thrilled to be joined by Dr.Emma Carter, a leading expert in climate science. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Carter!
Dr. Carter: Thank you for having me, Alex! It’s a pleasure to be here.
Alex: Let’s dive right in. Climate change remains one of the moast critical issues of our time.Can you give us a brief overview of where we currently stand in terms of global temperatures and greenhouse gas emissions?
Dr. Carter: Absolutely. Currently, we are approximately 1.2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.This may not seem like much, but it has profound implications. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has reached levels not seen in millions of years, mainly due to human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation.
Alex: Those numbers can be alarming. Many people feel overwhelmed by the scale of the issue. What can ordinary individuals do to make a difference?
Dr. Carter: Great question, Alex. While systemic change is crucial, individual actions can accumulate to create significant impact. Simple changes, like reducing meat consumption, using public transport, or supporting renewable energy initiatives, can contribute to lowering carbon footprints. Advocating for climate-friendly policies at the local and national level also matters.
Alex: Advocacy is vital. Speaking of policies, what are some of the most effective strategies governments are implementing to combat climate change?
Dr. Carter: Many governments are focusing on transition strategies, such as investing in renewable energy sources—solar, wind, and hydropower. additionally, reforestation and promoting enduring agriculture practices are key strategies. The European Union’s Green Deal and the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act are examples of ambitious policies aimed at reducing emissions and fostering green technology.
Alex: It sounds like there’s a lot of potential for innovation. But there are critics who argue against certain climate policies, stating they may harm economic growth. What’s your take on this concern?
Dr. Carter: That’s a common argument. However, research shows that the long-term economic costs of climate inaction far outweigh the investments required for mitigation. Transitioning to a green economy can create millions of jobs and lead to sustainable growth. We need to view climate action not as a cost but as an investment in our future.
Alex: A forward-thinking perspective! Looking ahead, what key developments should we watch for in the next five years regarding climate science and policy?
Dr. Carter: we should closely monitor advancements in carbon capture technologies, the progress of international agreements like the Paris Accord, and how nations are mobilizing towards net-zero targets. Additionally, keep an eye on grassroots movements; they play a significant role in driving policy changes on the ground.
Alex: It sounds like a dynamic landscape ahead! Before we wrap up, if you could leave our audience with one key message regarding climate action, what would it be?
Dr. Carter: Don’t underestimate the power of collective action. each voice matters. Engage, educate, and advocate for change. Climate change is a global challenge, but together, we can drive the change necessary for a sustainable future.
Alex: Thank you, Dr.Carter, for your insights and inspiring words. It’s been a captivating discussion!
Dr. Carter: Thank you,Alex! I appreciate the opportunity to share this important message.
Alex: And thank you to our audience for tuning in. Stay informed, stay engaged, and let’s work together for a better tomorrow. Until next time!
End of Interview
This format provides an engaging and informative dialog while showcasing the expert’s perspectives and insights on a pressing global issue.