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In 2013, Japan's debt exceeded 1,000 trillion yen.
Young people are in trouble! Debt patriot Japan!
What will happen to Japan in the future? What should we do?
What is a country debt?
What happens when debt accumulates?
Why do we have such a sense of crisis?
We will explain our own questions tonight!
Let's face this crisis and work for our own defense!
And today, we will welcome our first members with a happy face!
- Bridge! - Deck!
- Thank you! - Take a seat!
Today's special teacher is a former economic and industrial minister,
but a self-taught teacher, Hiroiki Kishi, who pushes the Japanese government both from the front and from the back
Hiroiki Kishi, a self-taught teacher!
- Teacher, Japan is in trouble now, isn't it? - It's pretty bad.
- Yes.
- To be honest, you are mainly teenagers, right? - Yes, we are mainly teenagers.
- Probably, your generation will be the most miserable. - What?
- That's how much debt you have accumulated. - Yes.
Now, a sudden quiz!
Out of the six countries around the world, where do you think you have the most debt?
- Yes! - Yes!
- Well, you! - Yes, Japan!
- Japan, right? - Yes.
- She says it's pretty bad, doesn't she? - It's pretty bad.
- Emichi! - Yes, America!
- America! - Yes.
- I see. - I see.
- Yuiko! - All of them!
- All of them? - The opposite.
- All of them are in trouble, right? - Yes.
- I think it's pretty bad. - Well, all of them are in trouble, but...
- Yes. - Let's look at the numbers and see how bad it is.
- Yes, let's look at the numbers. - Yes.
- Eh? - Eh?
- It's in America. - Wow!
- The highest debt in Japan is in America. - Yay!
- And second is Japan. - When I see this, I'm like "Yay!", so I don't know what to say.
- There's no sense of crisis. - Eh?
- As you can see from this, the debt between America and Japan is extremely high. - Yes.
- It's more than 1,000 trillion yen, right? - Yes.
- But when you look at this, it looks like America is in trouble and Japan is fine, right? - Yes.
- But it's true that Japan is in trouble. - Yes.
- The reason is that America's economy is 2.5 times bigger than Japan's. - Wow!
- The population is also more than 2.5 times bigger than Japan's. - Yes.
- Plus, America has a lot of immigrants every year. - Yes.
- The population is increasing more and more. - Yes.
- And there are a lot of healthy companies. - Yes.
- So even in America, Japan's money is actually not much. - Yes.
- But when you think about the situation of debt, it's in a pretty tough situation. - Yes.
- The number of people is completely different. - Wow!
- Yes. - Is everyone okay? - Yes.
- Yes.
- Maybe... - It's boring.
- It's boring.
- But I don't think everyone knows much about the economy. - Yes.
- So what does it mean for a country to have debt? - That's true.
- So who do you think is in debt? - Who do you think is in debt?
- That's true. - Yes.
- Yes, Gera. - The president.
- I see.
- Shiu.
- Free Mason. - Free Mason.
- What is that? - I see.
- Free Mason.
- Yes, Aya-chan. - The State Treasury.
- The State Treasury.
- You know it well. - She knows it well.
- That's nice. - It's good.
- Impo. - It's more like a governor.
- Governor?
- What does that mean? - The State Treasury.
- The State Treasury.
- It was a good answer, but - It's a good answer, but
- it was just in the box. - It's good.
- Yes, Ryusei. - We already have the answer. - Yes.
- So in conclusion, - Yes.
- the country is in debt - Yes.
The government borrows money and it becomes 1,000 trillion yen.
You borrow money from the people, don't you?
Yes, the people lend money to the government.
I don't lend money.
You don't, do you?
I don't remember lending money.
You lend money.
Now I borrow money from Yoshimoto Finance.
You borrow money only there, don't you?
I borrow money only there.
So you borrow money from Yoshimoto Finance and lend it to the government.
Yes, we borrow about 3 million yen.
3 million yen?
We need to win a big prize or we'll be in trouble.
I don't know about that.
Today, I'll explain about Karakuri later.
If all citizens lend money to the government and it becomes 1,000 trillion yen,
how much debt does each citizen have?
If we do this,
8 million yen.
What?
8 million yen.
That's not working.
8 million yen.
It's working.
8 million yen.
It's hard.
Each citizen has 8 million yen debt that they have to pay back.
Mr. Yoshimoto, can you explain it again?
I don't know.
It's very easy to understand.
In short, the government borrows money from citizens to advance business,
and that money exceeds 1,000 trillion yen.
But that 1,000 trillion yen debt is not directly borrowed by us.
It's mainly borrowed by banks and other financial institutions.
This is called "national debt".
That means we don't lend money to the government.
In fact, it's important for the government to pay back the debt to banks and other institutions.
Banks think that Japan will pay them back in the future.
But how will Japan pay them back?
It's simple.
Banks will pay back the tax they pay from everyone's income.
Taxes will be paid back.
So, it's a long-term payment, but we pay it back in the end, right?
That's right.
Do you understand?
Who is at fault for that?
Basically, it's the politicians.
Politicians are elected by the people.
Politicians want to do public affairs in their hometowns.
If an elderly person says it's hard, they will use money for social insurance.
Of course, everyone is spending more and more money than they can afford.
Unfortunately, if you continue to do that for a long time, you will have so much debt.
Next, I will briefly tell you how bad the situation in Japan is.
Roughly speaking, tax revenue per year is about 500 million yen.
But national assets are about 100 trillion yen.
Twice that.
Of course, 500 million yen is not enough.
It's not enough at all, is it?
Bankers buy the "national assets" we mentioned earlier and bring the money.
But that's a debt, so we have to pay it back someday.
I'll pay it back somewhere in the future.
That's your tax. Thank you.
To make this situation easier to understand, if you look at the scale of a family,
Dad's annual income is 5 million yen.
But he spends 10 million yen with his family every year.
As a result, the debt in the house has already exceeded 100 million yen.
If you don't do something about this family, it's the limit, isn't it?
Well, you know, when you raise taxes...
You raise consumption tax.
If you raise consumption tax, will you be able to pay off your debt somehow?
She's getting really anxious.
That's a very good point.
That's what's important.
If you raise consumption tax, you won't be able to go shopping.
You won't be able to go shopping.
Because the salary is cheap.
Do you want me to say it here?
Yes, please.
Why don't Japanese people make money and spend it all on debt?
That's an important point.
In fact, Japanese banks are spending a lot of money this spring.
But if you spend too much money...
Japanese banks spend a lot of money and use it for debt collection...
It's difficult to do.
After all, you can't trust a country like Japan.
The world thinks so.
You just make more and more money.
After that, the price of goods goes up a lot.
It's hard for Japan as a country.
So you don't get caught by other countries.
Unfortunately, you'll get caught.
At the end of the year, construction is often done around the house and on the road.
Construction starts all of a sudden.
Isn't that a waste of money?
Yes, it's a waste of money.
Why is that?
To be precise, it's public business construction budget.
The problem is...
Shouldn't we stop this kind of wasteful construction?
But the government budget is annoying because it's once a year.
The budget is decided every year.
So you have to use up the budget for that year in order to get it next year.
It's a waste of money because it's reduced.
That's why every March and March, construction increases.
The government's overseas expenses increase.
Everyone is doing their best to use up their money.
By the way, you just talked about construction.
In fact, there's more waste than construction.
I'm not saying it's a waste of money.
There's more quality than construction.
Social security.
When everyone goes to the hospital, they pay for things other than their own burden.
And pension and care for the elderly.
And for young people, kindergartens and children.
These things are included in social security.
In fact, social security uses a tremendous amount of money.
That's right.
It's a little complicated, so I hope you don't get it wrong.
Social security comes from various government wallets.
There are three government wallets.
If you combine all of them, country and region,
in short, social security alone is worth 60 trillion yen a year.
That's a lot of money.
I pay for all of them with tax money.
60 trillion yen, right?
Yes.
Doesn't it keep increasing by 50 trillion yen?
Earlier, it was only the government's general accounts every year.
If you just look at social security alone...
It's crazy.
It's hard.
Unfortunately, social security is the most money- eating insect.
So, if we reduce social security costs, we can talk faster.
However, this is money necessary for citizens to survive.
Without social security, hospital bills will be about three times as high as they are now.
Salaries will also be reduced.
So, even if we reduce social security costs, we have to be careful.
But as it is, tax money will continue to increase, right?
Yes.
What do you think will happen in the future?
Well, it's going to be tough for everyone once they grow up.
It's really bad.
Why don't we have this sense of crisis?
It's because we don't know who we really are.
We don't have a clue.
I'll explain that later.
First of all, let's think about what would have happened if we had more debt.
We'd have to work somewhere else.
It's impossible.
It's tough even now.
In the past, many countries, like Argentina and Greece,
couldn't pay back their debts.
This is a default.
In that case, what would they do?
Of course, they'd ask the bank for a part of their debt.
Instead of asking for a part of their debt,
they'd promise to pay back the rest of their debt with high interest rates.
What would happen then?
If you ask for a part of your debt as collateral, of course you'd say, "You idiot,"
and ask for the rest of your debt.
You'd have to work hard to pay it back with interest rates.
If you do that, you can't make money like you do now.
Of course, the government would cut a lot of your assets.
In that case, you'd have to lower the level of public services.
This actually happened in the UK.
For example, garbage collectors.
They're collecting garbage with your taxes.
This might stop.
Even hospitals might have to pay 30% of their taxes.
Of course, this is the police officer's salary and taxes.
If the number of police officers decreases, security might worsen.
For example, raising your debt is the worst.
It'd have a huge impact on the quality of life of the people.
In short, you'd have to pay it back now.
That's why you'd have to raise your consumption tax next year.
You'd have to call a lot of people.
You'd have to pay your debts.
You'd have to call a lot of people from other places.
It's like this.
You'd have to do it like this, and you'd have to be funny afterwards.
You'd have to wait for the radio to stop playing.
You'd have to think about whether you should die or not.
Are you okay with electricity now?
I'm totally fine.
You're in a really bad situation.
Let me explain the current situation in Japan again.
In Japan now, let's say Nana-san.
Nana-san's grandfather spent a lot of money.
His grandfather, yes.
His father thought that he had to repay the debt.
But Nana-san's debt increased even more.
That's why Nana-san had to repay it all.
Grandfather's debts.
That's you guys.
Isn't that bad for adults?
We have nothing to do with it, but we are blamed for it.
That awareness is really important, isn't it?
To be precise, it's not entirely bad for adults.
Really?
They tried to improve the economy and do various things,
but as a result, they did a lot of wrong things.
To put it simply, it's like your father's business failed and his debt increased.
The fact that he's living like this now means that his predecessors have worked hard.
To put it bluntly, his predecessors worked hard.
They lost World War II and rebuilt Japan.
They worked really hard, and when things got better, they got fired and their debts increased.
However, is it possible for them to go further than they are now?
It's impossible.
The reason is simple.
We can't give it back to the next generation.
We have to work hard here.
NAB, do your best!
What would you do if you couldn't give it back to our generation?
Of course, we can't give it back to everyone's generation.
We have to work a little harder for our children's future.
I feel sorry for them.
But why do you have so much debt, and if you get rid of unnecessary things, things will get better, right?
There are a lot of unnecessary things, right?
Yes.
Why don't you rethink the system?
The government wants to do it to some extent.
Of course, I want to do it as hard as I can with my wallet.
However, there are a lot of other roles.
Everyone doesn't want to reduce their role-related budget.
By the way, public officials don't want to reduce their salaries.
Of course, elderly people don't want to cut social security, so politicians who cut social security don't support them.
I see.
It's a big problem for our generation that we don't have a lot of votes.
That's right.
Young people don't have many votes.
Elderly people have the most votes.
Elderly people vote for politicians who protect them.
In that case, of course, we should spend a lot of money on elderly people and bring a lot of construction work to the local area.
If we have a lot of young people in the future, things will get worse.
If you're over 20 years old, you have to go to the election.
I've been there.
Have you been there?
I've never been there before.
Oh, you're just 20 years old.
I'll do my best.
What about voting?
I'll do my best to vote.
I'll do my best.
I heard that voting costs 400 million yen in social classes at school. Is that true?
If it's the whole country, it costs 400 million yen or more.
But the important thing is that elections are held once every few years.
Do you know that the National Assembly also costs money?
I don't know.
About 70 million yen per person is paid by the National Assembly from everyone's tax money.
70 million yen per year.
Is that so much?
It includes salary, office expenses, and even money.
In addition, if you are in the political party, you will also receive political women's funds.
A political party politician receives about 100 million yen per person.
What?
You're getting a lot of money!
Give it back!
Politicians and bullet trains are also taxed.
Airplanes are also taxed.
What is that?
Is there a way to get it back?
A way to get it back...
It's not about getting it back, but it's bad if you don't reduce it to some extent.
So, what is the government doing to reduce huge debts?
There are three policies that are said to be necessary to repay debts.
First, economic growth.
If the economy grows, naturally, taxes will increase as well.
Second, reducing wasted capital as I said earlier.
If you can't do any of the above two, they say you should take measures such as increasing taxes.
Now, the Abe administration is doing various economic policies.
Let me tell you about the Abe administration's three policies.
The first one is economic growth.
I don't think many people know what "Abe-mix" is.
It's about doing various things and economic growth.
It's about doing things in the right direction.
It's about increasing income, right?
Yes, and it's about expanding Japan's economy.
On the other hand, the Abe administration is doing its best, but the second one is honestly doing almost nothing.
Why aren't they doing this?
After all, the Liberal Democratic Party can't do this.
On the other hand, the Abe administration is increasing its capital.
The Abe administration will increase consumption tax from 5% to 8% next April.
If it goes as planned, it will increase it by 10% next year.
Wow!
However, according to the teacher, this increase of 3% is like water for firewood from the perspective of debt reduction.
If you increase the consumption tax, how much will the income increase?
If you increase it by 1%, it will increase by about 2.7 trillion yen.
What!?
And there is 1,000 trillion yen in debt.
So, to be honest, 8% is like the entrance of the entrance of the entrance from the perspective of debt reduction.
What!?
Isn't it possible?
We shouldn't increase it too much, but we shouldn't increase it all at once, so let's make it louder.
Well, that's right.
That's definitely the case.
Maybe in that case, how much will the consumption tax increase in the end?
How much?
I see.
100%.
It's doubled.
I explained it all at once earlier.
Now, if we extend the government's revenue reconstruction policy, what should we do?
An economist estimates that.
If we try to reconstruct the government's biggest element of social security to the current level, the consumption tax will increase by 30%.
30%!
No, it won't change.
So, if you buy something worth 100,000 yen a week, how much will it be?
30,000 yen.
300,000 yen?
It's 300%.
It's terrible.
So, if you buy something worth 100,000 yen a week, how much will you pay?
300,000 yen.
1300,000 yen.
What?
If you think about it, it will change a lot.
It will change a lot.
That's true.
That's right.
If you think about it, you're a kid a week.
It will change a lot.
But 30% of consumption tax doesn't exist all over the world.
If you think about economy, it's impossible.
So, if we reduce consumption tax by 10% which is a standard of Western countries,
we have to cut 30% of social security for the elderly.
But I don't know if we will be able to meet this target.
How old are you?
I'm 30 years old.
30?
Yes.
30 is a lot of work.
30 is a lot of work?
If you think about it, I'm 51 years old now.
It's a little tough for my generation.
It's a lot of work for people in their 30s.
It's a lot of work.
What?
It's a lot of work.
Please do your best.
You have to work harder.
That's right.
You have to work harder.
So, this is the only choice you can make.
Simply speaking.
That's your only choice?
Yes.
If you want to maintain your current social security and standards,
you can say, "That's fine."
Instead of that, you can buy things for 100,000 yen and pay 30,000 yen.
Or...
I don't know.
If you get used to it, you'll be fine, right?
No, I can't.
You can't.
You can't do that.
If you were 30 years old, how much would you be able to pay back?
30%...
It still takes several decades.
Several decades...
30% is not enough at once, but it increases gradually.
It takes a lot of time.
It takes a long time.
Even if you do it for a few decades, it will cost you about 50 years.
Then I'll decide to do it for about 87 times and decide for two years.
I'll do my best for two years.
If you do it for two years, no one will buy it back.
But I'll still use it.
I'll do my best with it and I want you to end it.
That's right.
If you think about it realistically, it's probably half of 10% consumption tax.
If you buy it back for 10,000 yen, you'll pay 1,600 yen in total.
It's expensive.
On the other hand, we have to reduce social security standards and reduce various taxes.
So, honestly, it's dark.
In that situation, we don't know how we can do our best.
That's what I'm going to explain now.
So what should we do in this debt-rich situation?
That's right.
To put it simply, there are four points.
Go ahead.
Of course, the big premise of this is that everyone works hard to pay off their debt and pay taxes properly.
I'm going to pay my pension and insurance.
That's a given, so I'll leave it alone and think about it.
After all, there are four things I want you to do for everyone.
One is to work hard and increase your income.
It's no good if you don't increase your income.
The second is to increase the money you have.
What I want to say about these two is that you protect your own body.
Unfortunately, taxes will be higher, but social security will decrease.
So it's not good if you don't take care of yourself, including your own salary.
It says "increase your income", but what should you do if you don't get much salary?
Don't say sad things politely.
I don't know how to work hard.
Stop it.
Are you a club member?
Are you a club member? Stop it.
I don't know if you're a club member or not.
I don't know if you're a club member or not. Stop it.
Stop it.
Can you give me a big candy?
Can you give me a candy like this?
Can you give me a big candy like this?
Can you give me a candy like this?
Besides that, there are things you can get and things you can't get.
I'll explain them in order.
Let's start with the first one.
I think this is very important.
I have confidence in Japanese people globally, but they are obviously creative people.
By the way, I'm sorry for using technical terms, but do you know "innovation"?
"Innovation".
"Innovation" is doing something new that has never been done before.
That's "innovation".
That's why NMB members are doing "innovation" in this entertainment world.
They always say "innovation" is necessary for improving the economy.
They say "innovation" is necessary for improving the economy.
However, according to the professor, this "innovation" is not as common as big companies.
Japanese people are supposed to be creative.
What's the reason?
There are various political and financial opinions.
In fact, everyone has the same opinion.
Big companies' managers are people who have gone through "elite courses".
They graduate from famous universities and go through elite courses in companies.
Japanese people's behavior patterns are the same as government officials'.
I know this because I was in this world.
Officials' behavior patterns are simple.
They can't do anything without a precedent.
I see.
They can study, but...
They graduate from universities, but...
Yes. Studying at universities is about memorizing the knowledge that teachers teach you.
Or it's about how you apply the knowledge that teachers teach you.
They can't do anything without a precedent because they are only used to using what others have given them.
I see.
That's why they do nothing but boring things.
It's weird.
It's really like that.
But you can't do that in the world of comedy.
You can't do nothing but precedent-based things.
They've been doing nothing but precedent-based things.
That's right.
That's very cool.
That's what I'm going to do.
I'm going to do that.
You can't do nothing but precedent-based things.
That's what I'm going to do.
The world of entertainment like this, which has nothing to do with elites or big companies,
and the smaller the industry, the more innovative it is.
I see.
These are the teachers who think innovation is effective.
First of all, it's about food business, but in fact, there are more shops in Tokyo that get Michelin stars than in Paris.
This is the proof that Japanese-only services are popular all over the world.
Second is the diversification of cafes.
Made cafe and internet cafe are famous, but recently, various cafes such as noodle cafe and voice actor cafe are being born more and more.
And the third is the evolution of manga cafe.
This is amazing. It's evolving a lot in Tokyo.
For example, manga cafe with hot springs is also possible.
In Shibuya, manga cafe with nail salons is also possible.
That's amazing.
In the manga area, there is a manga cafe where you can see the night view in the upper part of the building.
Where do you read manga?
Where do you read it?
I don't know if it's necessary, but there are various ways of doing it, and this is innovation.
I see.
Sumiya, let me introduce you another fun example.
Do you know what it is?
What is it? Made...
Made cafe is famous in Akihabara, isn't it?
Made cafe is famous.
It's where you can do something new.
Yes.
Yes, Nana.
Made juke.
Made...
That sounds good.
That sounds interesting, too.
Emichi.
Made cafe.
I see.
Made pool.
That's erotic.
What do you like about it?
Made school.
It's similar to juke.
Emi!
Made school.
Emi, you're hot.
It's exactly like juke.
It's totally different.
It's hard.
It's totally different.
The meaning is different.
This is my answer.
Casino!
It's possible.
Actually, casinos are illegal in Japan.
That's why we can't do it.
But I think the law will come out soon.
And of course, casinos will be held until the Tokyo Olympics.
And now, under the water, many companies are trying to enter casinos.
It's hard to decide where to invest.
Yes, there is a debate about it.
And of course, there are many business opportunities.
So, many big companies are investing in casinos.
Actually, in Akihabara, casinos have taken this move first.
Now it's illegal, so of course, casinos are not serious casinos, but casinos using game coins.
But for some reason, all dealers are maids.
So, they added maid culture and casinos in Akihabara.
After all, at such a small company like this, they are trying to make a lot of money.
So, this is what the teacher wants to say here.
So, it's not up to the elites anymore.
So, it's a chance for you?
Yes, I think it's a chance for me.
When big companies and elites are down,
young people should make their own companies and do it.
Thank you.
Can you do it?
I want to show it.
Really? What kind of shop do you want to show?
"nab48 cafe".
It will definitely be popular.
Even if it's big or small, it will be popular.
So, let's go back to what we should do.
The second one is to increase the money you have.
In short, you should invest.
From now on, due to the avero-mix effect, the price will inevitably go up.
So, it's better to invest than to have money in cash.
This is something that even younger people can do at least.
So, I want you to study it.
"nab48 cafe".
What kind of shop do you recommend now?
You have always been like a comedian.
You have a straight face.
It's hard to say it here, so if you need it, please let me know later.
And the third one is...
You get what you can get.
In fact, in each district, you can get a lot of money.
What kind of system is there?
For example, in Osaka city,
of course, there is a child allowance,
and there is also a study assignment.
In other words, a family with children, of course, life is difficult,
and there is government money for various support for such families.
Surprisingly, I don't know about this kind of system.
But on the contrary, I want you to look up what you can get in your hometown,
and use it well,
and I want you to use the money you can afford to increase your job income.
And the last one is...
You have a lot of children.
The power of the country is proportional to the population,
and the more children there are, the healthier Japan will be.
If you work hard, you can increase your income, and the government supports you.
I want you to make good use of it and work hard.
Then, as I said earlier, Japanese people are definitely creative.
So if you want to make people laugh, you can make people laugh, and if you make this laughter culture more exciting, you can increase your income.
You have to make it exciting.
I'll do my best!
Don't do it!
It's too fast!
It's too fast to cut it off!
Don't do it again!
Don't do it!
It's new!
Don't do it!
This time, we'll go to a place with a lot of nature.
- Right, Aki? - Yeah!
- Aki! - Over there!
This mission is to challenge the harshness of nature and find high-grade matsutake mushrooms.
This time, they'll climb a steep mountain and look for high-grade matsutake mushrooms.
Only the members who catch the heaviest matsutake mushrooms will get to eat luxurious matsutake dishes as a reward.
Looks delicious!
This time, they'll not only get to enjoy various matsutake dishes,
but also get to experience catching matsutake mushrooms themselves.
But this isn't just a fun location for catching matsutake mushrooms.
According to the "NG" word we've set up,
you can put a 500-milliliter plastic bottle in the basket.
I see.
And that "NG" word is "yabai".
Scary!
- "Yabai" is definitely "yabai". - Isn't it "yabai"?
- What was that? - Nothing, right?
Huh? Nothing, right?
Wait a minute! Isn't it super "yabai"?
- So, Akari, who said "yabai", gets 500 milliliters of water. - This is scary!
- This is the most "yabai" I've heard. - It really echoes afterwards.
- This is "yabai" for sure. - This is "yabai".
- It's "yabai" for sure. - It's "yabai" for sure.
- It's "yabai". - It's "yabai" for sure.
- Is it one liter? - It's getting worse!
And this time, Fujino-san of Fujino-do will teach us how to pick pine trees.
- Are they all pine trees? - Yes, they are.
- Wow! - How much are they worth?
- There are many kinds of pine trees. - They smell good.
Yes, they smell good when they are open.
- How much is one pine tree worth? - Well, since it's big, it's about 20,000 yen.
- If we get 100 pine trees... - We can make a lot of money with 200,000 yen!
- Yeah! - Oh!
- She said it!
- Wow! - Wow!
- Thank you! - Thank you!
They put 500 milliliters of pine trees into the mine.
It's hard to look for pine trees right away.
- We'll go into the mountains from now on. - From here?
- From here, we'll go deeper and deeper. - There's no road.
- The pine trees are getting fewer and fewer. - Yeah.
- I don't want to talk anymore. - I'm about to say it!
- Then, the pine trees... - It's wet. It's not good.
- Oh! - She said it!
- She said it!
This is the worst!
Following Naru, Akarin also went and added another 500 ml of water.
After that, they continued on the mountain road with bad footpaths.
- I'd like to give you a warning. - Yes?
The sun is starting to set.
- Deer and boars might be there sometimes. - Wow!
- So, be careful. - Thank you.
- Yay! - I'm sure of it!
If they are there, you'd better stand still and not be surprised.
If you threaten them too much, they'll think you're an enemy.
- Oh, come on! Mountain! - And...
They continued on the steep mountain road with bad footpaths.
Then, Kanakichi...
Oh, no!
- She said it! - She said it!
- Wait a minute! - Wait a minute!
- It's a present for you. - It's the worst!
They continued on the steep mountain road.
Finally, they arrived at the point where they could pick up pine trees.
Picking up pine trees hasn't started yet.
But they are already carrying this much.
Will they be okay?
Now, we're on a slope.
It's easier to find pine trees if you look up from below.
- Up from below? - Yes.
- What do you mean? - If you look up from above, it's the same color.
So, you won't know.
- More. - More?
- If you're on a slope... - Like this?
- If you're on a slope, you'll find more pine trees. - Like this?
- You'd better look up from below. - Like this?
- Like this?
- I might have found some, too. - What?
- What?
That's right.
Isn't it a mushroom?
- It's a poisonous mushroom. - Try it.
- That's what I think it is. - What?
- It's a poisonous mushroom. - Is it a poisonous mushroom?
- Is it brownish? - If there are mushrooms like this,
it means that there are more and more pine trees in an environment where mushrooms are easy to find.
- It's our chance. - Let's go and find them.
They started picking up pine trees one by one.
Who will be able to find the heaviest pine tree?
Then, Kanakichi...
Will she be able to do it? I'm surprised.
There's a larva.
- This is the heaviest one. - Look at it.
- It's fun to eat. - It's fun to eat.
Furthermore...
I found a chestnut.
Chestnut.
But I don't need it!
It's not that easy to find a chestnut.
It's stone.
There's a possibility that this is a baby bamboo shoot.
Fujino-san, is this bamboo shoot?
No, it's not.
Bamboo shoots don't grow from trees, but from soil.
- From soil. - Yes.
Okay.
What will happen now?
I can't do it anymore.
Oh, no!
What did you say?
- Tomatoes. - I didn't say anything.
- You didn't say anything? - I didn't say anything.
Look!
I said, "Oh, no!"
Oh...
What's going on?
Oh...
- Will it fit? - With that...
Naru and Kanakuchi added 500 milliliters each.
Oh, no!
On the other hand, Akarin...
Oh, no!
I'm tired of it!
The members are getting tired of it.
Here's a quiz!
If you can answer the quiz correctly,
you'll get the information you need to find bamboo shoots.
If you can't, you'll get another penalty.
And here's the quiz!
Wait a minute!
- Are you sure about this? - I saw it on the internet.
But I'm not sure.
Here is the answer. Can you answer it?
Let's start with Kanakichi, who is confident.
- Ta-dah! A summer bamboo. - Oh, it's the same.
- It's the same? - It's the same!
- Wow! - I'm scared! I'm scared!
I can't tell anymore!
Kanakichi and Akarin didn't say what's under their ears, but...
But, since "naru" was the furthest away, only "naru" is wrong.
So, "naru" who is wrong gets a penalty.
Here, you can't tell the smell of summer bamboo anymore.
You can put stinky durian juice under your nose.
- Shit! - What's this?
- Shit!
You can put "naru" under your nose and...
Oh, no! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop!
Oh, no!
Oh, no! It stinks!
Oh, no!
Since you said it three times, you can put three durians under your nose.
That's 2.5 liters in total.
- And... - Oh, no!
- And Kanakichi... - Oh, no!
Oh, no! I can smell it all the time!
Oh, no!
- I knew it! I knew it! - Since "naru" can't tell the smell of summer bamboo...
They go back to hunting for summer bamboo.
- Oh, no! - Bye-bye!
And the best information you can get here is...
Summer bamboo is called "akamatsu".
Oh, I'm sorry.
Red pine in the area.
It's not this one. There is a little higher one.
If you look around it, it's easy to find it.
"Akamatsu" of "akamatsu".
Is it around here?
Around "akamatsu".
It's a root, so look around it.
This time...
Old man and bamboo hunter second half.
Please find it!
It's not easy to find it, and she's getting irritated.
Will she be able to find "akamatsu"?
Hey! Wait a minute!
Here is an announcement!
At the NMB and Manabu-kun booth held at "Gougoukantei" at "Kansha-sai" the other day,
a large number of "yuru" characters were selected by "smever".
Each "yuru" character that the audience thought was the best was voted by one person.
As a result, the first place was chosen by...
"mao-kun"! Congratulations!
"mao-kun" will approve "kashiko badge" as a product!
So, today's lesson was quite fruitful, wasn't it, everyone?
Yes, it was!
So, "kashiko", who was excellent this week, will announce "batsuko", which is a new "batsu" game with five badges and rewards.
So, let's announce it first, "akamatsu".
So, this week's "kashiko" is...
"emichi"!
Nice!
Nice! It came out nicely.
Everyone did a good job! Thank you!
It was "emichi". That was helpful.
And, this week's "batsuko" is...
"aya-chan"!
Why?
She was very interested in me, but when the camera was stopped, she was seriously talking about stocks.
As an idol in that area...
After the commercial, the two "kame-no-mocha" have a secret conversation!
Kame-no-mocha
You love money, don't you?
This weekend, there is a race.
I'm sure you have car information there.
If you're right, I'll tell you.
Do you have it?
I'll tell you later.
Quiz, please!
Here is the question.
Which country has the most debt?
5, 4, 3, 2, 1
Here is the next question.
The rare business in Akihabara that we introduced today.
"Maid 00", what is it?
Casino
Here is the next question.
What is the biggest cause of debt in Japan?
Social insurance fee
That means...
Oh, but you're right in three questions!
You're wrong in two questions!
Ah!
You're a wise man!
It was close!
I thought you'd tell me about the race.
I have a lot of good information.
Do you have it?
Wait a minute this year.
How much?
I can't say it on TV.
That's not good!
I'll tell you only for myself.
Yes.
For now.
There is a possibility of winning in the future.
I'm sure of it.
167 million.
You shouldn't have said it!
I'll cut it off!
Oh, my God!
Let's join in!
Let's go!
Let's do it!
Let's go to Mr. Kishi!
Let's do it!
Mr. Kishi!