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| Yamazoe Kan Reportedly Seen With Two Women in One Week. (Credits: Josei Seven) |
Yamazoe Kan, the 41-year-old comedian from Japanese manzai duo Aiseki Start, has found himself at the centre of fresh entertainment chatter after a report described two very different late-night encounters with women just one week apart. The comedian, who has become a familiar face through TBS’s Lavitt! and his radio work on Sakurabashi 919, appears increasingly committed to living life on his own terms, even if his private choices occasionally produce the sort of headlines that write themselves.
The report details two separate evenings involving Yamazoe, beginning with an encounter with a half-Japanese model identified as A, followed seven days later by another late-night outing with a different woman identified as B.
The contrasting encounters have naturally prompted plenty of discussion, particularly because Yamazoe has previously spoken openly about putting his comedy career ahead of the more conventional idea of settling into an ordinary lifestyle.
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The first reported encounter took place in the early hours after Yamazoe finished his Tuesday night broadcast of Sakurabashi 919. According to the report, he met A in Tokyo before the pair spent the night together.
The following morning, Yamazoe reportedly returned with a rental car, picked her up and continued their time together with a drive and lunch at a popular hamburger restaurant in Nakameguro.
For a comedian whose professional image often thrives on awkward contrasts, the combination of late-night radio, an early-morning drive and a hamburger lunch almost sounds suspiciously like a romantic comedy subplot.
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A week later, however, the scene reportedly looked rather different. After another edition of his late-night radio programme, Yamazoe Kan was seen heading towards Shibuya with B, described in the report as a young woman with a different appearance and style from A.
The two were subsequently reported to have spent the night together, creating the contrast that has become the central focus of the latest coverage surrounding the comedian.
The reports have also revived interest in Yamazoe’s recent decision to leave his Tokyo tower flat and return to Masumaso, a shared house connected to fellow comedians.
He had previously lived there before moving into the more luxurious property, but later chose to return. Rather than presenting the move as a step backwards, Yamazoe has spoken about finding greater enjoyment in a less conventional lifestyle.
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During a July appearance on TBS Radio’s Okano Yoichi no Niku no Katamari, Yamazoe discussed his changing attitude towards the idea of conventional success.
He questioned the appeal of spending heavily on a high-rise flat simply because it represented a particular version of achievement, while suggesting that returning to a home where life felt more enjoyable mattered more to him. His comments about not needing an ordinary version of happiness offered a revealing glimpse into the mindset behind the move.
That attitude appears to fit neatly with the comedian’s approach to his career. Yamazoe has previously spoken about wanting to clear his head before working, explaining that he does not want to enter a recording session or writing process with his thoughts scattered everywhere.
For him, taking time to reset mentally is part of being able to give his work everything he has. It is a surprisingly disciplined philosophy from someone whose public persona is often built around chaos and comic mischief.
His relationship with work has also been highlighted by people familiar with his career. Despite his playful public image, Yamazoe Kan is regarded as serious about comedy and protective of the concentration required to perform and create material.
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The contradiction is part of what makes him such an unusual television personality: the man who can joke about his unconventional lifestyle is also intensely focused when the cameras are rolling.
The latest reports have nevertheless prompted varied reactions from fans. Some have treated the story as another entertaining chapter in Yamazoe’s increasingly unpredictable public image, while others have questioned whether his private life should attract quite so much attention.
There are also those who see the contrasting encounters as consistent with the comedian’s long-established reputation for refusing to follow the standard script, particularly after his comments about choosing a life centred around comedy.
Past interviews have added another layer to that perception. Yamazoe has previously recalled former partners telling him that they felt he had not genuinely cared about them, a subject that even his Aiseki Start partner Kei Yamasaki reportedly teased him about.
Those remarks have helped create an image of a comedian who can be charming and difficult to read at the same time, although private relationships are ultimately more complicated than any television punchline can make them appear.
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Yamazoe Kan’s agency, Yoshimoto Kogyo, was reportedly approached for comment regarding the two separate overnight encounters but had not provided a response by the stated deadline.
As a result, the details remain based on the reported observations and accounts rather than an explanation from Yamazoe himself.





