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NMB and Banabu, today's theme is the Self-Defense Force.
Do you know that the Self-Defense Force is very popular among women now?
We will show you behind-the-scenes of the Self- Defense Force.
We will also show you the world's coolest latest equipment.
And what is the touching bond born in the Great East Japan Earthquake?
- Yes. - Yes.
- Yes, thank you. - Yes, thank you.
- Yes, have a seat. - Yes, thank you.
Today's special guest is Misa Sakurabayashi.
After graduating from college, she became a free announcer.
After that, she was also active as a director.
Now, she is also doing writing activities.
She is indeed a beautiful self-defense journalist.
- Thank you for having me today. - Thank you for having me.
- Thank you for having me.
- It seems like you've been a director before. - Yes, I have.
- You've been to the Tokyo station. - Yes, I have.
- It seems like it's harder for a man to protect himself than protecting his country. - Could you please stop it?
- Your work will be better. - Yes, it will.
- Have you stopped wanting a girlfriend? - I'm trying to expand it.
- How is it, Amanjo? - She says I lick her ears too much.
- She says I lick her ears too much and she became a self-defense journalist. - You're exaggerating.
- It's a rare occasion for a man. - It's too much.
- It's my first experience. When it happens for the first time, I'm like "What should I do?" and I continue licking her ears for about two hours and she becomes a self-defense journalist.
- It's an idol's case. - Please be careful.
- Thank you for having me.
- Do you know what kind of organization the Self - Defense Force is? - I've heard of it, of course.
- What about you, Ri-chan? - It's a group of people who fight against each other.
- What about you, Kajichi? - It's a group of people who go to help others when they're confident.
- I see. - It's about time for Unagi-san.
- Unagi-san! - Yes?
- It's like a Japanese father. - You were thinking about it.
- What is a Japanese father? - What do you think, teacher?
- I think you're right. - You're right, right?
- The Self-Defense Force is an organization like this. - Yes.
- It's an organization that protects Japan's rights and independence. - Yes.
- It may be difficult to say "rights" but... - Yes.
- It's an organization that protects Japan's rights and independence. - Don't leave me!
- Don't leave me!
- It's also said that it protects peace and independence. - Yes.
- I hope you think of it as an organization that protects Japan's rights and independence. - Are you okay?
- Haru-chan says she's really sleepy. - I'm not sleepy!
- I'm not sleepy!
- I'll explain it so you don't get sleepy. - Do your best!
- The Self-Defense Force protects us so we can live in peace and security every day. - That's right!
- "Protect" is the point, right? - "Protect"!
- The Self-Defense Force doesn't attack or invade other countries. - It doesn't.
- But if other countries invade or invade Japan, the Self-Defense Force will fight to eliminate them. - Yes.
- This opinion of the Self-Defense Force is only the opinion of Professor Sakurabayashi. - Yes.
- The existence of the Self-Defense Force has been discussed for more than 50 years and it's a complicated issue. - Yes.
The focus of it is the rule "we won't fight a war" written in the Constitution.
Then, do you know what chapter it is written in?
- Sayaka knows it, but does anyone know it? - Constitution.
- Ah, Ribo is correct. - That's right.
- This is it. - Yes.
- "War Act", "non-preservation of the Self-Defense Force", "denial of war rights" and "we won't fight a war" are mentioned.
- Self-Defense Force, right? - That's right.
- It took us about 10 hours to start talking about it. - 10 hours!?
- Are you okay? - We have guts, too.
- It's been discussed for 50 years and it hasn't been solved yet.
- If we discuss it now, it will be a big problem.
- However, the Japanese government interprets it as "the Self-Defense Force" and not "the Self - Defense Force".
- They interpret it as "the Self-Defense Force that protects the country".
- The Self-Defense Force that protects the country.
- As expected, the Japanese father is Teta. - That's right.
- It's hard to say "I'm Teta".
- If you say "the Self-Defense Force that protects the country", your father won't say it, right?
- That's right. - Your father won't say it, right?
- That's right. - That's right.
- From now on, we will look at the basic parts of the Self-Defense Force.
Self-Defense Force
- It was created in 1954.
- It is divided into three areas, land, sea and air.
- In total, there are about 240,000 people in the Self-Defense Force.
- Is this a large number?
- I don't think there are many people.
- There are about 1.5 million people in the U.S. military and 2.3 million people in China.
- In that sense, I don't think there are enough 240,000 people in Japan.
- Isn't this a population ratio?
- I don't think it's enough for a population ratio. - That's right.
- And if you look at the defense cost, it's 4.7 trillion yen, so it's been decreasing all the time.
- I've been trying to get it back recently, but in the mainland, it's 7th in terms of money.
- This may seem expensive, but in fact, there's that GDP cost, right?
- Are you okay?
- It's only less than 1% of all the money that people make.
- In that case, it's about 150th in terms of scale compared to the world, so it's very low.
- There's the Japan-US alliance that's helping America, but Japan doesn't have much military power, so it's very small in scale.
- It's said that the Self-Defense Force is a public official, but officially it's a special national public official.
- Do you know where the Self-Defense Force is located?
- What's this? - This isn't all of it, because it's not written down.
- There's more? - How many are there in total?
- There are 156 of them in total all over the country.
- This is so that you can deal with anything and everywhere.
- It looks like there's a lot of them in Hokkaido, right?
- Hokkaido is a cold war zone.
- The Soviet Union and the United States were in a period of war whenever and wherever.
- In those times, it was dangerous for the Soviet Union to land in Japan.
- In those cases, it made sense that we had to protect Hokkaido with all our might.
- What about your father's appearance?
- What about your father's inheritance? - He's a middle class public servant.
- What is a salary like? - I don't know if it's good or bad, but it's a public servant's salary, so it's stable.
- Is it lower than a regular public servant's salary? - Even among public servants, they swear to dedicate their lives if something happens.
- In that sense, it's still higher than a regular public servant's salary.
- However, recently, public servants' salaries have been reduced by 7.8%.
- Is it because of the defense fee? - That's right.
- The defense fee also includes the human rights pension, so it's pretty high.
- Is there a bonus besides the salary?
- Is it like a regular public servant's salary? - Of course, it includes the compensation of non - firearms and dangerous places.
- There are various types of insurance for such risks, but it's not that high.
- Do you get insurance? - Yes, we do.
- If you don't get insurance, you can't even look at us.
It's a hard job, but it's hard to make ends meet.
But there seems to be something more difficult.
So, let's take a look at the current situation of the Self-Defense Force.
I've taken up the current situation of the Self- Defense Force on land.
The current situation is that we don't have the necessary equipment for reconnaissance.
For example...
Tanks!
The 74-type tank that was built in 1974 is still in use.
The 64-type rifle is 64... 1964...
It's older than the 74-type of the tank, but it is said that it was still in use until recently.
Does that mean some people don't have it?
Not enough for one person?
That's right.
For example, the radio or the gun...
It's hard for us to get to those units, so we ask other units for help when we need it.
It's also said that we do things like that.
When we all get together, the ones we don't have will go to war.
We'll all go.
Because we don't have enough.
We'll all go.
Isn't that bad?
Not at all!
As I said earlier, we don't have enough budget.
But if we're going to do it, we have to pay for it.
We can't protect it if we do it to protect the military.
Speaking of which, when I was in middle school, I had two baseball bats.
They were very few.
This is really tough.
It's not easy.
Up until now, we've introduced the tough situation of the Self-Defense Force.
On the other hand, it is said that the Self- Defense Force in Japan is one of the best in the world.
Let's take a look at the latest equipment that is the reason for this.
The latest equipment of the Self-Defense Force on land.
In 2010, it was developed.
It is commonly known as "one-circle commander".
This Japanese tank is small and light compared to other large and heavy tanks of other countries.
And the biggest feature of this tank is that it can fire while doing slalom running.
In addition, by attaching a high-performance video camera, you can automatically chase your opponent.
Its tracking ability allows you not to get caught in any kind of mess.
The aim has been done with a telescope so far, but it can be done by incorporating Japanese latest technology and firing in a touch panel style.
In addition, the way of fighting is also the latest.
That is, network battle.
This allows you to use the network to share with allies around you.
Therefore, it is also possible for the tank next to you to fire.
This system can be used not only for tanks but for all land battles.
The latest equipment of the Marine Self-Defense Force.
The strongest defense ship, the Aegis Ship.
The Aegis Ship is said to be indispensable for maritime defense.
The Aegis is a godly shield of Greek mythology that can protect itself from any attack.
The Aegis means "the strongest ship".
The Aegis Defense Ship "Atago" equipped with the Aegis Defense System is smaller than a 165m aircraft carrier, but it can monitor 360 degrees with four radars.
It can identify 200 or more objects and fire 10 or more missiles at the same time.
Thank you for watching.
Missiles are also abundant. It is the world's most suitable escort ship.
Currently, two Ataco-shaped ships are protecting Japan surrounded by the sea.
The latest equipment of the Air Self-Defense Force.
It is the joint development of the United States and Japan, the fighter jet F-2.
In Japan, there are fighters with two jet engines,
F-2 is one aircraft and compact like Japan.
However, equipment such as missiles are abundant.
If you want to prioritize speed, use fewer missiles.
In case of dangerous situation, you can carry many of them.
It is a versatile combat aircraft with many variations.
The axis of F-2 missiles is the anti-ship missile.
It is an electronic missile that Japan is good at, and its hit rate is tremendous.
It can carry up to four anti-ship missiles, and as a fighter, it has the world's highest level of attack and flight capabilities.
Currently, 95 aircraft are protecting the sky of Japan, mainly in the northeast and Kyushu.
But looking at it now, with all these equipment, wouldn't it be okay?
What you just saw is one of the latest in the Self-Defense Force.
This is because the Japanese defense-related companies and the departments that develop the Self-Defense Force are very good, so they can make a lot of good things.
They can make it, but it's not enough budget, so it takes 20 years for these latest things to survive.
It's a mix of old things and new things.
- So, Japan has a lot of new things. - Yes, it does.
- But they don't have enough budget. - That's right.
They make it smaller, so they can make it more, but they don't have enough budget.
When do you use it if you don't have enough budget in Japan?
We use it when we need it.
You said it first.
It's a good question.
Some people say it's a waste of money to make and buy things that we don't use.
It may not be used for a long time, but it's a dangerous time for Japan.
So, it's best not to use it for people in the Self-Defense Force.
But it's a force that other countries don't attack because it shows other countries that they have it.
Even though they have the ability to develop the latest equipment,
it seems that the current situation is that the equipment is not kept because there is little money distributed to the Self-Defense Force.
Next, let's see what the Self-Defense Force members do.
First of all, I wake up at 6 a.m.
Even when I wake up, I do my bed making perfectly.
Do you do it as soon as you wake up?
I do it as soon as I wake up.
A senior came to see me.
It's like shooting practice.
Do you have any meaning of free time?
I do muscle training.
People who are trained...
Let me sleep until the last minute.
You do muscle training even in training, don't you?
I do it, but if I don't do it, I can't keep up with the training, so I try to do it myself.
You're living a sloppy life.
I don't sleep at 10 a.m.
I definitely don't sleep.
I don't wake up at 6 a.m.
I go out at 10 a.m. and go home at 6 a.m.
I'm living a busy life.
Don't you take a day off?
I do take a day off, but the Self-Defense Force is on duty 24 hours and 365 days.
If something happens, we go out.
If something happens, we get called out and go back to our mission.
What do you do when you get married?
When you get married, you can go out.
You can go out of your house, so you go home.
If you get divorced, do you go back home?
It's complicated.
It's difficult.
It's a completely different story.
If you can't protect a woman alone, you can't protect the country.
Other countries have experience of actual combat or war.
But Japan doesn't have any of that.
That's right.
In fact, there is a difference in ability, isn't it?
However, it is said that foreign people are more capable.
For example, when you are dispatched abroad, the Self- Defense Force is very uniform.
It may be natural, but at least five minutes before the time, everyone is ready.
For example, if you look at the chariots of the cars that are stopped, you can see that they are strong if they fight.
Is it because of their appearance?
That's right.
You can see it by looking at it.
What do you do besides training?
As a Self-Defense Force, it is also important to go abroad, which we hear a lot recently.
Iraq's reconstruction support due to the Bayonet War.
Disaster relief due to the Philippine Typhoon are famous, aren't they?
In addition, non-bombing processing.
The bombs that the U.S. military dropped in World War II are still often discovered.
Next, let's look at the PR activities.
This is a publicity activity that I didn't know about.
Here it is.
As a candidate for the Self-Defense Force, it is called "protect".
Did you know about it?
That's right.
The Self-Defense Force was formed because of the Self- Defense Force Hall.
It's like an anti-terrorist organization formed because of AX.
There is a real one, but it is like this book.
Where do you sell it?
I think you can buy it at a bookstore.
I'm riding it as much as I can.
It's a bit of an old word, but it doesn't speak of the need for domestic production of defense equipment.
It's a pretty difficult story.
I've said a difficult story, but it's not just a difficult story.
There is a corner of Konkatsu.
There is a corner of Konkatsu in the back.
This corner is quite popular.
The people of the Self-Defense Force don't meet much.
That's right.
With a strong sense of responsibility and stable income,
the Self-Defense Force is very popular among women now.
Even at a party on the street, there are many people waiting for it to be canceled.
Even if you say it, it's expensive and heavy, so it's stable and strong.
Wait a minute, there's a savings on it.
What?
It's real money.
Savings and practice.
It's a good thing, but I think it's a little dangerous.
For example, people from other countries like China are approaching.
Dangerous!
Yes.
Honey trap!
It's a honey trap.
Honey trap! Dangerous!
That kind of problem is being taken care of now, so we have to be a little more cautious about it.
Some people get Chinese wives, so it's a problem of how to handle that kind of information.
If you like it, if you go down a little bit, you'll be in trouble with national secrets.
It's dangerous! It's dangerous!
That kind of thing is originally dangerous!
Are you a spy from China?
No, I'm not. I'm not a spy. I'm an entertainer.
Yes, for honey trap.
By the way, do you know the word "scramble departure"?
A "scramble" is when planes from other countries try to enter Japan's airspace.
In order to prevent this, Japanese aircraft urgently departure.
And they take measures such as barriers.
Are you going to watch the precious reproduction VTR of "scramble departure"?
One day, a radar of the Air Self-Defense Force catches a national unknown plane approaching Japan.
The bell in the waiting room suddenly rings and the pilot and flight attendant jump out at once.
That hastiness is exactly what we call "scramble".
Contact channel is reversed.
There is not much time for the national unknown plane to enter Japanese airspace.
Angel 3-0, contact channel is reversed.
Roger that, sector 2-5-0, prime angel 3-0, contact channel is reversed.
After taking off, F-2 follows air defense command and approaches national unknown aircraft.
Eventually, F-2 has captured its target even with its own radar.
Radar contact, sector 2-5-0, 8-0, alt 1-5.
F-2 thoroughly checks whether national unknown aircraft is civilian aircraft or government-owned aircraft.
Roger that, sector 2-5-0.
As F-2 continues to approach Japanese airspace without changing course, F-2 receives radio warnings.
Roger that, sector 2-5-0, 8-0, alt 1-5.
Even so, F-2 continues to approach Japanese airspace without changing course.
Roger that, sector 2-5-0.
Roger that, sector 2-5-0, 8-0, alt 1-5.
Not only radio, but also world-wide aircraft signals, and methods of conveying movements of airplanes are monitored.
F-2 continues monitoring until it leaves Japanese airspace.
This is quite a research itself, isn't it?
It's really a work that you can't relax.
I'm doing it with tension.
What happens when it comes in?
You judge the airspace and chase it all the time, and you also do aircraft signals, but it still doesn't change course and comes in...
As I said earlier in Japanese law, as I said earlier in Japanese law,
As I said earlier in Japanese law, as I said earlier in Japanese law, the restrictions of the constitution are very complicated.
You can't attack suddenly or anything like that.
If it attacks you, you can return it from here.
At what pace and how many times?
This is...
It's quite a lot.
For example, if you look at data from 2006,
It is said that the cause of the Russian military's scramble departure is 196 times.
Is it every year?
It's every year.
There are also more and more for Chinese aircraft.
It's increasing quite a lot.
It's about twice a day, isn't it?
It's coming.
Even during the Great East Japan Earthquake, it certainly extended its rescue hand,
In fact, this scramble is also increasing.
When Japan becomes independent,
I wonder what's going on, and I come to scout.
This kind of reality also exists in the world.
The last push.
Let's take a look at the dispatch of natural disasters.
That fear suddenly came.
March 11, 2011, 14:46.
The Great East Japan Earthquake struck the Pacific side of the northeast.
The magnitude is 9.0, and the height of the tsunami is more than 10 meters.
It is the largest earthquake observed in the world around Japan.
Self-defense forces - land, sea, air - all self- defense forces rushed to such unprecedented disaster and did rescue and reconstruction activities in silence.
The number of self-defense forces was 106,250. It was a reality that we would never want to see again.
Well, if you actually listen to various stories at the site, self-defense forces all over the country came to the site.
For example, the self-defense forces in Kyushu went all the way to the northeast by car or by land.
They really had a hard time.
And it's the first time I've seen self-defense forces.
But if you take it out there, you can't affect the people around you.
They put up with it and went back to Tiananmen Square at night and talked about the sad events they saw that day.
I'm sure you've heard the cry of self-defense forces.
Now, I'd like to introduce you to an episode of self- defense forces in the disaster area.
A book that covered the Great East Japan Earthquake with its own feet.
It was good that there were self-defense forces in Japan.
Let's listen to one of the episodes in it.
We continue to work in the scorching heat of the ice, but we have no choice but to use fuel.
We hand over our mobile food supplies to the victims without hesitation.
That's all we had.
After work in hunger,
we take off our dirty combat clothes,
and the next day,
we wear those dirty clothes again and go out.
It's also about carrying yesterday's memories with you as you go out.
When you close your eyes,
the remains of the body you saw come to mind.
It was when I discovered the body of a three- year-old boy.
Around that area, I knew that one mother was looking for a child, so I contacted her and asked her to confirm it.
She was changed, but she dressed in clothes and seemed to understand my child immediately.
My mother said she wanted to hug me for the last time.
It was a storage bag-like hug, but my mother hugged my child and said, "I'm glad the self- defense forces helped you. You'll be reborn next time."
"When you grow up, you'll join the self-defense forces," she said to my child who couldn't move.
All of the members who were there joined hands and sent me off with flashlights.
Even now, there are still many rumors that I want to join the self-defense forces.
I think it's amazing that you can help people like this.
The self-defense forces had connections with the police, and there were times when they would say, "It's against the law," or say weird things and beat you up for the rest of your life.
There were also times when it was not allowed to walk around the city in camouflage clothes like this.
For example, when I went to Iraq, I was told not to walk in camouflage clothes on the airfield, and I had to change my clothes.
Even after the Great East Japan Earthquake, 91.7% of the investigation by the Cabinet Office said that they had a good impression of the self- defense forces.
It is said that the impression has changed considerably.
This time's mission is to take photos in a deep spot and make a time calendar.
Four people want to achieve the ultimate color of sleeping in mud in the world, the mystery of the sea.
This week, even more harsh deep spots await you.
The third spot is 1368 steps up a stone step.
It looks pretty harsh, but is it okay?
Gonpira-san Kotohira-gun.
The largest number of visitors wish for NMB48 in 2014.
Here's a video from one of them.
Everyone! It's Lena-pyon!
I just heard everyone is going to a convenience store, but it's not fair to leave Lena-pyon alone!
Here's an announcement from Princess Udon-na-kuni!
There's a place where you can make udon, so I hope you all go there!
If you make your own udon, you'll be able to appreciate Udon-kun's greatness even more!
Udon-kun...
So, I'm going to make udon!
Sayonara and yuppi!
And I'm going up a stone step!
I always hate Lena-pyon!
Kei-chan and Miho-chan!
Udon! Kiretsuru! Pikan!
Ganbare, Lena-pyon! Bye-bye!
I did it!
That means...
Udon is...
divided into roles, isn't it?
Do your best!
Please do your best!
I'm always looking down on you, Ripopo and Keiichi.
I'm always looking down on you.
So, Ripopo and Keiichi climbed 1368 steps of stone steps.
It doesn't say "OK" or anything like that, but I wonder if I can say this song.
It's good.
Besides, no one is following me.
This is terrible.
1368 steps...
Don't mess with me!
This is too much!
I want a break!
It took about 15 minutes for them to finally enter Kotohira-gun.
Are we going back up the stairs?
What?!
Forget about it.
Ignore the camera for a second.
Are we going back up the stairs?
1368 steps...
That's not 1368 steps!
On the other hand, Sayaka and Yuppi are making udon noodles.
Are you a teacher?
Yes, I am.
They will be taught by Nakano Udon School in Kotohira-gun.
The ingredients for udon noodles are...
First of all, churiko.
Then, salt and water.
The rest is up to you two.
If you're motivated, you can do anything.
First of all, I'll put in some air.
Good, good, good!
It's like udon noodles.
Good, good, good!
To speed things up, I'll play some music.
Good, good, good!
A little more!
Good, good, good!
Hold it up!
Good, good!
Hold it up!
Wow! It's flying!
It's coming out, wow!
Without thinking about it, she's making it one by one.
OK, it's done!
I made the same one, but it's a little different, you know?
Oh, Hibino will do it, too!
Right? It's a little different, isn't it?
Which one is better? Why don't you try it?
No way!
I'm going to make it now.
You're going to make it?
I'm going to make it now.
The two of them are climbing up one by one.
Then, Ripopo...
I've found one.
I'm going to walk in front of you again.
OK.
From here, Ripopo is climbing up to the main hall in one go.
Then, she arrives at the main hall and prays.
She also buys an umamori.
Thank you very much.
What do you wish for?
I wish for becoming the leader of a large nation.
What about TV?
Kotani's...
I wish for becoming the leader of the Kotani family.
Meanwhile...
I feel like I'm flying!
Sayaka and Yuppi are enjoying the location.
It's sweet and delicious!
We're climbing 923 steps.
445 steps to go.
Really? We still have a long way to go?
It's been 50 minutes since we started climbing.
The sun is setting and it's getting dark.
I'm exhausted.
I'm fighting against myself.
And it's only been 15 minutes since we started climbing.
We've finally arrived at Okusha.
It's amazing!
We've been told that we are needed even in the midst of enemies.
I've been told that I can support my family.
I've forgotten about the enemies.
And Sayaka and Yuppi are finishing up the dough.
It's done!
Once it's boiled, it's ready to eat.
This is what I wanted.
It's very elastic.
They're about to eat it with an egg.
This is crazy.
Excuse me.
I'm glad I was born.
Here you go.
Ouch!
I'm back.
I'm hungry.
Why didn't you eat earlier?
If you're like that, I'll tell you the truth.
I didn't ask for anything from NMB.
When we came back, we thought we'd like to eat some delicious udon.
We thought you were waiting for us, so we took a break.
We didn't want you to wait for us.
Keichi's legs are shaking.
Are you going to eat it?
I'll eat it.
Eat it.
Come here.
We made it for you.
Thank you very much.
Let's see which one is better.
Yes, yes.
So, Sayaka and Yuppi will try their udon.
One, two...
Wait, wait.
You already said it.
Sayaka, sayaka.
Really?
Yes!
No way!
Sayaka's udon is harder.
Yes, Kei likes harder udon.
Sayaka's udon was well-made and well-kneaded, so Yuppi's udon was softer.
I see.
I'm disappointed.
But Yuppi's udon...
Was it fast?
Yuppi's udon was too fast.
It was coming down.
Grandpa, you missed your way home.
So, they climbed 1368 steps and made it.
Next, it's a power spot with good luck.
It's said that there is something huge drawn on it.
It's getting colder and colder.
What is it?
In the middle of the night...
What do you see?
Where are you coming to in the middle of the night?
It's just darkness.
- What is it? - Wow!
It looks like a piece of art.
What is it?
No, it's not.
- It doesn't look like art at all. - It doesn't look like art at all.
It's a huge sand painting with tourist information drawn on it.
It's said that people who see it will lose their money.
It's a sand painting?
- Which one? - I wanted to ask you about it.
- It's too far. - It's too far and I can't see it.
It doesn't look like sand.
It's a power spot with good luck.
One, two...
I hope everyone's salary goes up!
Are you okay, Kotani family?
Kotani family is sleeping with three blankets on top of each other.
- It's always cold in the morning. - It looks like it's going to be cold.
Oh, no!
- With that, the power spot for their salary goes up! - Awesome!
Oh, oh, oh! I'm scared, I'm scared, I'm scared!
Jishu, making a calendar in Shikoku has been completed!
Will they be able to fight against those huge animals?
- It's over! - It's over, it's over!
- It was really tough. - I'm really looking forward to it.
It was long. How long did it take you?
- More than an hour, more than an hour. - Yeah.
- But I didn't want to keep you waiting, so I got on and got off right away. - You got on and got off.
- Yeah. - I fell down.
And with that, we will announce this week's "Kashiko is not good at all, Bakako is not good at all."
It's either a reward or a punishment game with five badges.
- And so, this week's Kashiko is... - Yes.
- Ripopo! - Yes!
Because she got the 9th place in the store, she was studying hard.
This week's Bakako is...
- Haru! - Yes!
- You're going to be a mouse? - No, I'm not.
If you're going to be a mouse, it's too long.
- Don't sleep, okay? - Okay.
- It's about work, okay? - Yeah.
- Got it? - Huh?
What are you doing?
Helmet, this is red.
- Oh, weapon damage. - It's my elbow.
Why is it like that?
Scramble dispatch! Scramble dispatch!
We are protecting Japanese comedy 365 days a year!
Hello! I'm Helmet Koho Akao!
Jack, please!
Here's a question.
The Self-Defense Forces are divided into three groups.
What are the Ground Self-Defense Forces, Sea Self- Defense Forces, and what is the other one?
- Five, four, three, two... - Air force... Air force...
- Air force! - Here's the next question.
What do foreign female spies say about stealing confidential information?
- Five, four, three... - Strike...
- Here's the next question. - Huh? Wait a minute!
In the Japanese National Security Law Article 9,
what else is written as "war abandonment" and "warfare neglect"?
- Five, four, three, two... - Air force...
Oh, it's not "weapon damage," it's "weapon..."
- Weapon... - Three questions in a row!
- The one correct answer is... - Oh, wait a minute!
Ouch!
Hey, that sounded weird.
It doesn't sound right.
- It sounded like "war abandonment." - War abandonment...
- My head is war abandoned. - I don't know!
What is that?
- Let's do it again. - No, I don't like that.
You don't like it?