Eiji Okuda's "women's problem" is revealed by the eldest daughter Momoko Ando's childhood "instructions"

(From left) Eiji Okuda, Momoko Ando

Actor Eiji Okuda and his eldest daughter, film director Momoko Ando, ​​will appear as a parent and child in "Tetsuko's Room" (TV Asahi/every Monday to Friday 13:00) broadcast on the 3rd. There was an act in which Ando talked about the "women's problem" of his father, Okuda, when he was a child. [Photos] Keiko Kitagawa, Yui Aragaki, Aya Ueto "Entertainers who were really beautiful when I actually met them" Okuda is known as the husband of essayist Kazu Ando, ​​and in addition to her eldest daughter Momoko, her second daughter Sakura is also active as an actress. A family of artists. In the program, while raising children from childhood, Ando said, "I grew up thinking that it was common sense that (my father) had problems with women until about 18 years old." Ando also shared an episode from when he and Okuda drove through the city in elementary school. Because he couldn't see the face of a passing woman, Ando got out of the car once and went to see if she was Okuda's type. "I know my father's tastes, so I came back and said, 'Dad didn't like it,'" he revealed. Again, "It's entertainment, but I thought it was common sense to have an affair because there was such a daily conversation." Ando, ​​who still knows Okuda's type of woman, explained, "Now, if you think it's dangerous, show me a picture of your grandchild." Okuda, who seemed uncomfortable from beginning to end next to Ando's story, revealed that the standby screen of his mobile phone was a picture of his grandson, and said, "It's a deterrent (to prevent him from cheating)."