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7/2/2025, 12:19:41 AM
>-"Earlier, you were photographed with your dog."
>Hasegawa: "Yes, I met Kuu when I was working at the Robot Restaurant. At first, the company president had him, then he passed Kuu to one of the employees, but that person ran away overnight. About three days later, Kuu was found, and that’s when I took him in. That was about eight years ago. Ever since then, Kuu would always cry and scream whenever I wasn’t around. So even when I would leave the house, it would trigger his trauma — but he's overcome that quite a lot now. He’s been with me through all the tough times… Honestly, if he hadn’t been there, I probably wouldn’t have made it."
>-"It sounds like you’ve both supported each other. After retirement, you’ll likely have even more time together."
>Hasegawa: "I'm really looking forward to that. But to be honest, I still haven’t decided what I’ll do after retiring. Right now, I’m just living in the moment. Once everything’s over, I want to take a breather, get my body checked, do a full medical exam, that kind of thing. I’m sorry it’s not a story about getting a new job or anything like that (laughs)."
>"So your work plans are undecided?"
>Hasegawa: "Well actually, I’ve been getting tons of offers recently — managing work, being a taxi driver, esthetics, new entertainment ventures, bar staff, editing YouTube videos… There’s so much I can’t even keep track of it all (laughs). Most of it is stuff I’ve never done before, but I realized there are so many options out there."
>-"You’ve received that many job offers from different fields in such a short period of time? So, will you be considering options from those offers?"
>Hasegawa: "If there’s something I’m curious about, I’d like to hear more about it. I’m hoping I can find something that really suits me."
>-"Do you think you’ll be completely stepping away from professional wrestling in the future?"
>Hasegawa: "Yes, I met Kuu when I was working at the Robot Restaurant. At first, the company president had him, then he passed Kuu to one of the employees, but that person ran away overnight. About three days later, Kuu was found, and that’s when I took him in. That was about eight years ago. Ever since then, Kuu would always cry and scream whenever I wasn’t around. So even when I would leave the house, it would trigger his trauma — but he's overcome that quite a lot now. He’s been with me through all the tough times… Honestly, if he hadn’t been there, I probably wouldn’t have made it."
>-"It sounds like you’ve both supported each other. After retirement, you’ll likely have even more time together."
>Hasegawa: "I'm really looking forward to that. But to be honest, I still haven’t decided what I’ll do after retiring. Right now, I’m just living in the moment. Once everything’s over, I want to take a breather, get my body checked, do a full medical exam, that kind of thing. I’m sorry it’s not a story about getting a new job or anything like that (laughs)."
>"So your work plans are undecided?"
>Hasegawa: "Well actually, I’ve been getting tons of offers recently — managing work, being a taxi driver, esthetics, new entertainment ventures, bar staff, editing YouTube videos… There’s so much I can’t even keep track of it all (laughs). Most of it is stuff I’ve never done before, but I realized there are so many options out there."
>-"You’ve received that many job offers from different fields in such a short period of time? So, will you be considering options from those offers?"
>Hasegawa: "If there’s something I’m curious about, I’d like to hear more about it. I’m hoping I can find something that really suits me."
>-"Do you think you’ll be completely stepping away from professional wrestling in the future?"
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