to write down on a hearing sheet some of their characteristics that bother them in their daily lives and that they want to share with others to ask for help, she was filmed filling in the form. She said in the hearing sheet that she was not a morning person, that she did not like parties and crowded places, and that she was forgetful. In March 2020, Omi appeared on the website, having a mock job interview with her boss through a teleconferencing gear to give job-seeking college students some advice on how to succeed in online job interviews. On August 31, 2019, Omi made a presentation at NHK Culture Center in Tokyo to the viewers of Asaichi. In the presentation, she showed every day's schedule to get things done, spoke about what she had learned from this program and her past ones, shared the audience with what were impressive words by guests, reviewed what themes of this program had great responses by viewers, and expressed what she wanted to aim for through this program in the future as its host. In February 2021, Omi announced on Asaichi that she would be stepping down her post as co-host of Asaichi in March and leaving NHK, where she had worked for nine years. She told the viewers of Asaichi that it was because she had some new things she wanted to learn and said that she would try something other than being an announcer. She denied being a housewife or a freelance announcer. Her last live appearance on TV was the interview with Muro Tsuyoshi on the "Premium Talk" segment of Asaichi, which aired on March 5, 2021. She told the viewers that she would be involved in city planning after her retirement from NHK. She said at the end of the broadcast, I originally like to see buildings. I walked around places nationwide in Bura Tamori. I've learned how to prevent or reduce disasters through reporting at disaster scenes. I've found out a lot of life hacks in Asaichi. I'm sure these experiences will help contribute to creating good cities in return for people's kindness. Satoru Masagaki, NHK's Executive Director of Broadcasting, referred to Omi in NHK's regular press conference on March 24, saying: Her plain, well-disposed character has aroused viewers' sympathy and contributed to expanding the range of programs. I strongly appreciate it. I hear she's trying a job