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I keep saying I'm going after the seeker, I'm going to catch you and go crazy
Detective Night Scoop definitively investigates the reasons and questions. I am Compace Hazama, acting director.
I'm Saori Masuda, a reporter. Based on requests from TV viewers, our detective bureau immediately dispatches talented detectives to pursue the truth.
Director, are you okay? I'm really worried. Well, leave it to me. Well, in lieu of the director taking a day off, I'll be doing my best.
No, Director, if you do that, you'll always drop the VTR firmly at the end with a laugh and a pop.
Let's drop it.
In the words of the director, it's Knightscombe.
Let's drop it.
Well, I'll tell you all about the places where you guys slipped.
It's fun, thank you, Director. I'm looking forward to it.
Now, let's move on to your first request today.
good. good. yes. let's go. yes.
The first request was from Reiha Yamada, 12 years old, sixth grade in elementary school, who lives in Osaka Prefecture.
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I have been playing baseball with other boys on the baseball team called Reiha Yamada and Little Wolf since I was in the second grade of elementary school.
But I've never gotten a hit in a game, which is extremely frustrating. I will be graduating from the club this spring. This is the last time I will play baseball.
I really want to get a hit. I want my teammates, coach, family, aunties and uncles to see me hit the ball.
Director, I was asked to make sure that I could hit the ball.
yes. Reiha Yamada/Little Wolf was the first famous youth baseball team that I was born and raised in, and it was a team that competed with professional baseball players, but among those competitors. And Reiha-chan is the only girl, and what's more, she hasn't had a single hit in five years.
However, Reiba really loves baseball, and she really wants to get one hit before she graduates.
Well, did you get a hit in the end, please VTR.
Oh, that's amazing, that's amazing, that's amazing, that's so baseball-like.
Ah, hello, are you that girl? Ah, hello, hello, Reiba- chan, ah, hello, is this really difficult?
Yes, it's difficult, I'm trying my best with my practice swings, but I can't hit them at all.
There's no way there's another girl out there, are you thinking about quitting?
Oh, no, I don't think so. Everyone is so kind and they support me in some way, so I feel motivated to do my best.
Is there such a thing as an ideal hit?
I want to hit a beautiful low two base ball!
The most ideal is two base!
I've never hit a hit, but two bases are even more amazing, so I want to give it a try, and I want to smile and cheer!
Want to give your teammates a guts?
Wow, I want to see that!
Here we come!
Now, Reiha-chan's destination has arrived!
Here we go!
I'm ready, what do you think?
Beautiful miss!
I was forced to do nothing!
Just hitting is great, isn't it?
I have a habit of escaping from the ball a little, so I'm a little afraid of escaping, so I can't put my strength in.
Is there a reason for that?
Well, I hit a dead ball and I haven't memorized baseball well yet, and I'm scared of it, and I'm afraid of hitting it again with a batter box.
I've been able to swing it when I've been swinging it, but I'm thinking of playing another game next week.
If you're in last place, it's a great chance.
That's right.
Yamada Reiha's father and mother.
Thank you very much.
And your mother is a classmate of yours, isn't she?
What?!
Classmate?!
What?!
Wow!
Chiharu!
What?!
I have to work harder and harder for this!
Old men told me they wanted to see Reiha's hit until the end of graduation, and I couldn't hit it at home because I was frustrated.
I was crying and all that.
Because you were frustrated.
Hello!
Are these the old men you know?
It's like everyone's support, you know?
If you squeeze a towel on your shoulder or hit a dead ball, you can run with a cold spray right away.
They encourage me to do what everyone can't do.
Do you think you can hit it?
No, I can't!
Can't an adult like you look down like that?
Absolutely not!
It's my father's school, Nishiyama University Junior High School.
Wolf always practices here.
You want to play two-bass, don't you?
Yes.
We've invited a legend.
Here he is!
He's been in second place in the history of two- three- record in Niruida.
Yutaka Fukumoto, thank you!
Hello!
Do you know?
Grandpa, you don't know, do you?
You can be honest.
I don't know.
You don't know?
I want to hit a slalom.
Your biggest dream is to hit a slalom.
And you don't want to try your best.
I want to hit a slow slalom.
Can you do that?
Yes.
You should run slowly.
You can't do that.
You should run more consciously.
Look at this.
That umbrella.
An amazing person is knocking it.
Hello.
She is a famous woman in Kumamoto.
You can get an umbrella from Kumamoto.
What?
That's amazing.
It's amazing, isn't it?
Let's see your slalom first.
Look at the ball around here.
Look at it all the way around here.
The ball is definitely here.
Look at it.
That's cool!
You'll definitely hit it!
Next time...
Come forward a little bit.
Then turn around.
One, two...
Wow!
If you hit it like this, you'll definitely hit it.
One, two...
Look!
Wow!
One, two, three!
Turn around!
Wow!
You'll definitely hit it!
There are so many people here!
The kids are like, "Who's hitting it?"
Shouldn't we do it tomorrow?
Shouldn't we do it in a week?
The problem is...
The fear of batting.
That's it.
If you hit it before it hits you, it's fine.
You're the best batter!
If you hit it before it hits you, it's fine.
You're the best batter!
You're probably fine!
You were such a professional earlier!
Your advice is suddenly so sloppy!
Your advice on batting is amazing!
Your advice on batting is suddenly so sloppy!
Excuse me, but...
Maybe elementary school girls don't know
how their grandparents feel.
Maybe their grandparents don't know how their grandparents feel.
Ayumi Kataoka of Ibaragi Golden Goals!
You're still coaching now, right?
Yes, I'm still coaching now.
I've been playing mixed baseball with young, middle, and old people.
Instead of removing your fear of batting,
I want you to turn around.
I want you to hit this diamond.
1, 2...
Please!
This will be a hit!
3...
2...
That's it!
That was a good run!
Let's run again!
Run, run, run!
Did you get it?
Run, run!
- What's going on? - What's going on?
It might be a little off. And the second might be a little off.
But it's two bests.
- Go, go, go, go! - Run! It's funny!
Go, go, go, go!
- A serious pose! - Okay!
- A serious pose! - I forgot.
Yay!
What did you feel when you hit the ball?
- It was flying everywhere. - Oh, really?
- That's great. - That's great.
- It felt different. - Different?
- I'm happy. - Me, too!
That's great!
That's what makes me happy.
All you have to do is practice for the competition for a week!
If you come here, you'll only get mixed up with people.
Starting today, you'll eat a bowl of rice for a week.
- I'll gain some weight. - You'll gain a lot of weight.
That's it!
You don't want to succeed at once.
That's right. If you fail at once, you'll fail more.
- Wow! - That's right!
You're doing it like this, so you're close to the ball.
But you'll hit it more and more.
- Wow! - That's great!
- Shiharu is still fast. - She's still fast.
What? I'm still fast?
I'm not fast!
- Wow! - That's amazing!
- That's great! - That's great!
The day of the match of fate has finally arrived!
The weather is perfect!
- How much did you practice? - A lot.
- Wow! - Do your best!
- Do your best, okay? - Okay.
From the first ball.
From the first ball, I was like, "Here it comes! Here it comes!"
- Okay! - Okay!
- Go, Shiharu! - Go, Shiharu!
- Is being "hero" a side culture? - Oh, yes, it is.
- Go, go! - So it's not a hero?
- That's right, it's not a starman. - It's not, is it?
- Ooh! - Go, go, go! Get up, get up!
- Oh, nice! - Do your best! Go, go, go!
- Nice! - Go, go, go!
- Ooh! - Nice!
- This is... - Oh, Katsuki's here.
- The captain of Team B, who we always did it with. - Ooh!
- Here it comes! - Here it comes!
- Ooh! - Ooh!
- If she can hit that kind of ball, - Ooh!
- Ruiha can hit a two-base, too. - Yeah.
- If she hits it, she can hit it.
- She'll go past it. - Here it comes!
- Ooh! - Ooh!
- Here it comes! - Here it comes!
- Ooh! - Ooh!
Will she make it in the first place?
- Here it comes! - Here it comes!
- But Ko-chan, you've changed. - Here it comes!
- Does that mean you have potential? - Here it comes!
But you're wearing a helmet now.
- I'm wearing a helmet! - Wait a minute!
I'm getting excited!
- Here it comes! - Oh!
- Here it comes! - Here it comes!
- Go for it! - Here it comes!
- You'd get so nervous if you were applauded. - Please!
- Will she make it in the first place? - Go for it!
- Can she make it in the first place? - Go for it in the first place!
- What's going to happen? - Go for it!
- It's been raining for a week! - Go for it!
- Go for it!
- Good turn! - Good turn!
- If you missed that one, you're a two-base! - I'm sorry!
- I told you, you're a two-base! - I'm sorry!
- I'll do it again. - Do it again!
- Is there another chance? - Is there another chance?
- There is. - If you hit a line.
With all that rain it would turn again, for sure!
- Okay. - Okay, go!
Go for it!
It will definitely go in!
This will make you cry, Mom!
- This will make you cry, Mom! I think it's quiteestial!
I already am!
(chanting)
- That's it! - That's it!
- Do your best! - Do your best!
This might be the last seat in my life.
It's okay! It's okay!
It's okay!
- You can do it! - You can do it!
Go for it.
- Go, go! - Go, go!
- Go for it! - No, no!
Give me that back!
Go!
- Go for it! - No, that one's mine!
- Take it! - Take it!
Go, go!
- Go for it! - Go, go!
Go, go, go!
- Go for it! - Go, go!
How did you feel when you were standing in the batter's box?
I sang for everyone.
Oh, you didn't hit it. That was close.
Thank you for today.
That's good. That's good.
That's good. Give her a round of applause.
Don't cry! Don't cry! Don't cry!
It's okay. It's okay.
Don't cry! Go for it!
You don't get this kind of experience often.
It's an amazing experience.
I'm not sure if standing in the batter's box was a good choice.
The result wasn't everything.
How did you feel earlier?
I wasn't that scared.
You've really changed.
That's right.
No, no, you're really like an old man.
Yes.
You're cute.
That's right. I've been loved by my teammates and my uncles.
I couldn't join the baseball club when I was in middle school, but I joined the softball club.
I didn't intend to do it before, but now I want to make a hit, so I'm starting to get lost.
It was fun.
Now, let's move on to the next request.
Yes.
Next is a request from Yohhei Maruoka, who lives in Tokyo and is a 32-year-old fleeter.
I'm sorry for the insincere request, but could you say "thank you" 25,000 times with me?
Because, when I suddenly stopped by a bookstore the other day and said "thank you" 25,000 times,
I saw a book that said "tears overflow and I can't stop crying" and went home and tried it right away,
but it takes more time and effort than I imagined, and on the way, I was attacked by a water demon and fell asleep, or I got tired and quit.
No matter what you do, 10,000 times is the limit.
However, when you say "thank you" 25,000 times, what kind of world awaits you?
Will tears really overflow?
What kind of emotion will people have at that moment?
I'm very interested in it.
A detective with energy and guts, please cooperate with me.
Wow, but I'm interested in it.
That's right.
What kind of theory makes you say that?
Now, after saying "thank you" 25,000 times, what kind of world awaits you and makes you not stop crying?
Please have a look.
If you say "thank you" 25,000 times, will you not stop crying?
Yes.
What is it?
There is a theory called "thank you" theory, but if you keep saying "thank you" even if you don't mean it, your brain gets confused and tries to find out the phenomenon of "thank you" on its own.
Your brain?
Yes. "Today's weather is nice, thank you." "Thank you for the delicious meal." "Thank you for meeting with the detective." These thoughts of gratitude come to mind.
So, if you say "thank you" 25,000 times, it will get really big, and it will all solidify and pour out.
Oh, it might come out.
Would you like to try it?
Yes.
Right? 100 times.
100 times.
Let's do it.
Yes.
Ready, go!
Thank you, thank you, thank you...
100 times and this?
This.
This is 250 times worse.
No!
Nothing is fun.
Is there a rule or something like that?
I don't say anything negative.
"No" is negative, of course.
Yes.
Is there a rule or something like that?
If you say that, the count goes back to zero.
I'm glad you understood.
I've decided on a rule.
When you say "thank you"
you can't say anything negative.
If you say it, you have to do it again.
And lastly, you have to say it in a row
without interrupting it as much as you can.
Can we ask you how you feel about it?
Yes, we can.
Can we ask you how you feel about it?
I want to achieve 25,000 times
and shed tears of gratitude.
Understood.
It's finally starting.
Let's say something negative.
Yes.
No!
I'm tired, I'm tired, I'm tired...
No!
Are you okay, Mayuko-san? Yes, I'm okay.
Let's go and see the other side of "thank you" of 25,000 times.
Let's do it!
Then...
Ready...
Start!
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Wait...
I'm sorry! I'm sorry! I'm sorry!
You're really naive!
Please! Please! Believe me!
You're really naive!
Stand up, please.
Give me a little more time. Give me some more time.
I'm sorry.
Yes.
Thank you.
Let's do it together.
One, two...
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Five hundred!
Five hundred.
All right!
Nice!
Feeling good?
Woohoo!
Yeeh away!
We are back!
One, two!
Thank you very much.
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I got 75,000 yen.
I want you to confirm it, but you say "thank you", don't you?
Yes, I do.
I want you to confirm it.
I hear "sorry", "sorry", "one", "two", "three", "four" etc.
Can you hear me say "thank you"?
Yes, I can hear you say "thank you", "thank you".
Is your time axis distorted?
A little.
Yes.
Thank you.
Thank you!
20,000 yen.
- Here it comes. - Here it comes.
- It makes me feel like my body is getting warmer. - Your mind.
- My mind. - Your mind.
- Like the sun. - Like the sun.
- Only Yattamon knows about this. - That's right.
- It feels like my brain is on fire, doesn't it? - That's right.
- It's a strange feeling. - It's a strange feeling.
- Shall we do it all at once? - Yes.
- Right? - I understand.
Then...
Thank you, thank you, thank you...
- How much is it now? - 208.
Thank you, thank you, thank you...
Thank you!
(laughing)
- Are you about to cry?
- I don't feel like crying.
- Do you have anything you want to give up?
- To be honest, I don't have anything I want to give up.
- I don't have anything I want to give up either.
(laughing)
- One more chance, one more?
- One more chance.
- One more, 25,000?
- No, I'm sorry about that.
- I'm sorry about that.
- I'll do it if you want me to.
- Eh, really?
- Yeah.
- No, I won't do it.
(laughing)
- I'm getting excited!
(laughing)
- This is the most exciting thing I've done recently!
(clapping)
- Wow, that's great!
- No way!
- Director Dairi, how do you feel about 25,000 "thank you's"?
- It's amazing that you actually did it.
- However, the day after we did this interview,
- the client went for a job interview,
- and they said they'd hired me.
- I don't know why, but our staff said "thank you" on the phone.
(laughing)
- I'm not trying to do anything!
- 25,000 for the first job, "thank you".
(clapping)
- Now, let's move on to our last client for today!
- Our last client is from Iwaki Kotaro, who lives in Shiga Prefecture,
- and she is 15 years old.
- To all of you detectives,
- thank you for doing your best in these difficult times!
- Now, ever since I was little,
- my mother has told me many stories.
- One of them is, when my mother was in first grade,
- she was kidnapped by aliens.
- Oh!
I sometimes hear this kind of story, but in my mother's case, there is one proof.
It is a recorder that was buried in her neck in a spaceship.
- No! - "Look at this!" My mother told me and it's annoying to touch it.
It's about five millimeters small, but there is certainly something under the skin.
The story at the time was also very mysterious, and it's a level you wouldn't think of as a child's story, and my mother is serious.
However, I think my mother is lying. Detectives, please investigate! This is your request.
- This request is actually for Detective Sabe to record it. - Yes, yes.
- Today, Detective Sabe became a severe contact with corona in front of the studio. - Yes, yes.
- Since he can't come to the studio today, I will introduce it a little. - I see.
- When I saw this key live, I was very interested in it. - Certainly.
Until now, there have been quite a few of them on TV, but I always wondered what it was like, but this time it is said that it is buried, so I am very interested in it.
Now, Detective Sabe, please take a look at what kind of investigation you did.
Now, we have come to the bridge of electricity, Nippon Bridge, and there are shops here that have recorded devices of all kinds.
Thank you for your cooperation. This is Detective Night Scoop.
- A recorder. - Yes.
- It's a small one. - I see.
- This is a cassette. - I was looking for a smaller one, about 5 mm.
- I think this is the smallest one. - Is there no such size in the world?
- I don't think it exists on earth.
- It doesn't exist on earth.
It's a big deal, Kotaro.
Yes.
Can you tell me in detail about it?
There is a recorder in my neck.
You talked to me with a cute voice.
Did you put it in your neck?
Yes.
To whom?
To an alien.
An alien.
It's terrible.
At first, I thought it was a lie.
What made you doubt it?
I'm good at lying.
In the first place?
I see.
Have you ever been lied to?
Yesterday, there was Korean seaweed at home.
I said I bought it in Korea.
In the end, I bought it at Don Quijote's Korean corner.
Did it happen yesterday?
Yes, yesterday.
You're the latest talker.
You're like an entertainer.
You're like an entertainer with great skills.
And you're getting more and more trusted.
You're a hypocrite.
A hypocrite.
And you were lied to in this story.
Which one is it?
Is it a lie?
No, it's the truth.
It's the truth.
But you were lied to in the first place, weren't you?
I was lied to in a shrine in Takatsuki City, Osaka in the first place.
We don't know anything about you being lied to in a shrine in Takatsuki City, Osaka in the first place.
What are you trying to record?
I don't know about that.
Is it recording now?
Yes, it is.
Is it recording now?
Yes, it is.
It's recording now.
Is it recording now?
Can you hear me?
Yes, I can hear you.
I think it's a lie.
A simple lie, right?
It's a simple lie, right?
Oh, you have something.
Can you turn sideways like that?
You have something.
And I told my friend about it.
And my friend said, "Even my acquaintance told me that aliens exist."
UFOs, aliens, relationships...
I think we should ask an expert like that about it.
We have with us today, a writer, paranormal phenomenon researcher, Mr. Yamaguchi Bintaro.
Thank you for joining us.
And you have a friend, right?
Yes, I do.
You've had an encounter with an alien, right?
Yes, I have.
Let's start with you, Mom.
Okay.
I was roller skating in a shrine.
And then, something opened up in front of me like this.
Wow, that's amazing. There are five of you.
No, it's not that many. There were a few of us.
We were lying down, and one of the aliens said, "Hey, hey, I want to know a lot about Earth."
Can you let me in here for a second?
That's creepy.
And we were like, "Huh?"
Huh?
There's no aliens here.
There's no aliens here at all.
You were rejected.
That's enough for me.
That's what we were told.
It's okay.
And then...
Huh?
Nothing.
The end.
And when you realized it, you were in a shrine again.
We were there, and it seemed like it had been hours.
The people around us said that Miho often went missing.
And we were looking for her.
My mom scolded me a lot.
She said, "Where have you been?"
Huh? Aliens?
Where have you been?
She scolded me for a long time.
I clearly remember that.
But my mom doesn't remember it at all.
Recently, when I hear it now...
Who was your mom's Flip alien?
It was easy to understand.
It was easy to understand, wasn't it?
When you think about it, it's easy to understand.
You can tell by looking at it, but...
My mom started saying that her ears hurt.
So I went to the clinic.
And then a machine came out.
You're not supposed to say that while wearing gloves.
What is this?
I'm a twin, a twin sister and another neighbor, a friend named Hiro-chan, and the three of us were going home.
And on the way home, there was a hill and when I looked up, there was a lump of lead floating in the air, about the size of a car.
I went home and it was really floating like this.
And when I looked at it, I thought it was an octopus.
Is there any fear there?
No, I don't have any memories there for now.
It's unusual for an octopus-shaped alien, isn't it?
Oh, octopus-shaped.
And when I remember it after I've grown up to some extent, I tell my sister about this story.
Did you see UFOs? Were there octopuses?
I don't know.
And when I meet my friends after I've grown up, they say, "By the way, I saw UFOs."
I only remember seeing UFOs.
Do you remember your friends?
The description is very realistic.
It looks like a lump of lead.
You can't say that unless you've seen it.
What?
If you've seen a lump of lead...
It's not something you can express in stories.
I see.
You said it was 40 years ago.
45 years ago, I was watching a UFO in Bizan, Tokushima.
Yes.
The whole class was watching it.
The whole class was watching it?
Yes.
I thought it might be a mosaic.
Yes.
In 4th or 3rd grade, in our 30th year class reunion,
I asked and everyone remembered it.
I see.
So, at that time, there were a lot of UFOs.
At that time, there were like 30,000 UFOs.
There were a lot this year and a little less this year.
There was an agreement.
Yes.
And apparently, there was a time when you could kidnap people.
What?
Roosevelt signed the agreement.
Yes.
At the time, people all over the world were kidnapping and kidnapping.
Yes.
When the agreement was signed, you couldn't kidnap people anymore.
I see.
Apparently, it was like that.
How about you, Kotaro?
I have a lot of information.
A lot of information!
You have a lot of information!
Yes.
What about you, Tenbin?
I believe it's 70 years old now.
Oh!
Since Mr. Vintaro came, things are shaking, Kotaro.
I'd like you to look at it from a medical point of view.
Mr. Tani, thank you for coming.
Yes! Thank you.
Thank you for having me.
How long have you been doing this?
I've been doing it since I was 7 or 8 years old in elementary school.
That's true.
You've been doing it for a long time.
But you don't know what it is, do you?
I don't know.
Maybe it's an ultrasound or something like that.
Oh!
Dr. Tani's well-known clinic.
Yes.
It's Sunday today.
It's a day off, but I'm going to do my best.
To find out if you're serious?
I'll do my best.
First of all, Ms. Asada Clinic.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry for asking you so much.
No, no.
I'm sorry.
Thank you very much.
This is what I asked for.
Oh, yes.
Yes.
Do you come here from time to time?
Like 1 o'clock and 2 minutes?
I've never seen it or heard of it.
Oh! Is it your first time?
I'm already nervous.
You're nervous, aren't you?
Is it possible that you're stealing information about Asada Clinic?
It's pretty hard.
Yes, it is.
Thank you.
This is it.
Oh, that's it. The one in the middle.
There is a round one.
It's not made of metal or something like that.
Yes.
I don't think it's a good thing.
You're laughing a lot.
It's not something from outer space.
Well, if an alien put this kind of special thing in it, it might not work.
According to human flesh and life form.
It was shaking more than I thought.
Koutaro thinks...
It's a lie.
It's a lie!
This person was lying!
It's not on earth.
There is a possibility that it's made of some kind of matter, isn't there?
That's right.
Please eat it like this.
Thank you.
You're so kind.
You're so kind that you didn't say anything wrong.
Are you okay with diseases and things like that?
I think it's okay.
It's been over 30 years and I think it's okay for the rest of my life.
Oh, you think it's okay.
Yes.
Koutaro, is that Abe's mask?
Oh, yes.
Do you trust Abe's mask?
I trust Abe's mask.
That's good.
By the way, that round thing you're wearing is...
According to Koutaro, it's like a fairy's salt, isn't it?
So you don't have to wear it.
But it might be that kind of technology.
That's right.
You might have put it in so that it wouldn't be exposed.
That's why...
What's wrong?
No, can I be honest?
Yes.
Actually, I'm an alien.
Oh, you're here again.
Why do you think so?
What's wrong?
No, you said it.
Who put it in, it's Invey.
Beep, beep, beep, beep.
You said it a lot.
We're getting popular.
That's right.
Thank you very much.
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