Commentary: Take Koyama (professional golfer)
I found it really difficult to communicate because who is watching and what information they want changes every year. It's difficult to synchronize what you want to show with what the camera is showing, but I've gotten much better at it. I feel that the differences between internet broadcasting, satellite broadcasting, and terrestrial broadcasting need to be made clearer.

Commentary: Natsu Nagai (professional golfer)
I am honored to be invited again this year, as I was last year. I learned a lot from participating in the internet broadcast with everyone, and at the same time, I wanted to approach the issue with a broader range of knowledge.

Commentary: Takashi Uesugi (golf journalist)
Now in its fourth year, live broadcasting of the tournament over the internet has become a common practice. I think the fact that many people, including players and people involved, tweeted and provided information while watching the program is the best part of using the Internet, a tool that has never been used before. I also think that people are satisfied with the fact that we are thorough with our "LIVE" and are open and willing to show everything, both the good and the bad.

Commentary: Manabu Nakai (professional golfer)
I believe that internet broadcasting is a tool that can convey how much fun golf can be. I think the great thing about internet broadcasting is that it helps viewers understand just how much fun golf can be. I am honored to have been able to share the wonderful drama that the players showed on the field.

Broadcast: Kazuto Kobayashi (golf journalist)
For me it's a once a year festival, so I had a great time during the three days. I think we were able to bring out the true faces of the commentators and guests. The tour featured players with a variety of personalities, and I think it was great that we were able to bring out their natural selves.