"Christmas Promise 2009" is the "legendary episode" remembered as one of the program's finest projects in its history. A then-record gathering of 33 artists in 20 acts came together and performed a grand medley lasting 22 minutes and 50 seconds, the program's highlight. "Now it is time for the main event. Something I had long wanted to try. For this year's Christmas Promise, I decided to go for it. But it will involve even more people. So we have put together how things unfolded up to now, please take a look." Following these words, documentary footage leading up to the realization of the project was shown, after which the main feature, "22'50''," was performed. Moved by the overwhelming performance woven together by artists transcending generations and genres, Oda himself was overcome with emotion and shed tears, and the venue was enveloped in great cheers and applause. The program's ambitious content, including this "22'50''," was highly acclaimed and later won the Excellence Award in the Television Entertainment Program category at the 36th JHoso Bunka Foundation Prize. It became a truly legendary night that cannot be left out when telling the history of "Christmas Promise." "Experience that emotion of '22'50''' once again."