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Japan's debt is increasing.
The reason is that there are too many Japanese waste users.
This is the most wasteful.
In the future, the consumption tax will be slightly more than 30%.
Do you know that we are being burdened with debt more and more?
One trillion and four thousand and five hundred million yen.
Now and in the future, we will boost Japan.
And in the second half of the program,
We will release a new song of mb48.
I'm looking forward to working with you.
Thank you.
This time, we have a professor who has a career as a former economic industrialist.
Professor Hiroyuki Kishi, who knows all about Japan's front and back.
He's been on TV a lot.
He's from all over the country.
It's not like I want to be on TV.
Really.
What about you?
What about you, Russian?
I have another job.
I'm a university professor.
So it's not good for me to be on TV.
You're the center of the show.
You're saying you're me like this?
He's saying you're him.
It's true.
It's not me.
It's actually me.
It's easy to understand his situation.
The reason why his situation is bad in Japan is...
The national debt has increased again.
The national debt has increased by 1,024 trillion yen.
The national debt is increasing even more.
According to the national population,
the national debt is about 8.6 million yen.
What's going on, professor?
When I explained a year ago, the national debt per capita was about 7.92 million yen.
So, in this year, the national debt per capita has increased by 140,000 yen.
Has it increased?
Is this national debt per capita increased for babies?
Yes, it has increased for all babies.
1.6 million yen.
It's a lot of money.
So, we borrow 1 million yen from Yoshimoto, and we borrow 9 million yen.
It's a lot of money.
So, in short, this much debt has accumulated, and you don't know how much 1,000 trillion yen is, do you?
I don't know.
By the way, the consumption tax increased by 3% in April.
When the consumption tax increases by 1%, it is said that the tax will increase by 2.7 trillion yen for about a year.
But on the contrary, it is about 2.7 trillion yen.
If you compare it with that, 1,000 trillion yen is a ridiculous amount of money.
You don't feel like you can pay off your debt.
It's almost there, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
Is there a limit that Japan can pay off its debt?
People often say that, but I think it's better to write it down and explain it.
I'm sorry it's like a college class, but since 1,000 trillion yen in debt is usually issued internationally, someone is buying it internationally.
Of course, private financial institutions and families are buying it, right?
Yes.
So, if you think about how much private financial assets there are...
...it's said that private financial assets are worth 1,400 trillion yen.
So, if you have 1,000 trillion yen in debt and 1,400 trillion yen in private financial assets...
...you can still borrow money. That's one way of thinking about it.
- So, 1,400 trillion yen is the limit? - That's one way of thinking about it.
But, in the end, it's not that big of a deal.
Right now, in Japan, what we call "overseas capital" is...
...the money that Japan is lending to the world.
This is the world's largest capital.
As long as this exists, it's okay.
So, even though Japan is doing this...
...it's lending money from overseas?
It's lending, but it has a lot of assets overseas.
Private companies have factories overseas...
...and companies from overseas have been bought.
There are a lot of things like that.
Japan's overseas capital is always number one in the world.
As long as this continues, it's okay.
But, if overseas capital decreases, it's not good.
And, if that crisis continues for a few more years, it's not strange.
So, there are voices that it's okay because we have 1,400 trillion yen...
...but, in reality, we don't know where and how it will become bad.
But, even though debt continues to increase like this...
...the money that the country is trying to use is also increasing.
So, let's look at the money and budget used in this year.
The largest in the past!
In 2014, it was 96 trillion yen.
In 2006, it was 81 trillion yen...
...at the time of the first Abe administration.
When Abe-san became prime minister for the first time...
...at that time, it was 81 trillion yen.
So, it has increased by 20%.
There is 96 trillion yen, right?
In this, tax paid by the citizens in 2010...
...this is only 50 trillion yen.
It's only half of it.
In other words, half of it is 50 trillion yen in tax...
...and the rest of it is 46 trillion yen in debt.
It's a lot of debt.
So, if you think about increasing 50 trillion yen each year...
...it's not long before we reach 1,400 trillion yen.
But, before we reach 1,400 trillion yen...
...I think bad things will happen.
What?
It's impossible for the current situation.
What do you mean by "bad things"?
So-called "economic collapse".
Economic collapse?
To give you an easy example...
...last summer, a city called Detroit in the United States...
...had a financial collapse.
Since it's the top priority of debt repayment...
...what happened in the end was...
...service for residents...
...trash collection...
...road maintenance...
...park management...
...all of these things have become a priority.
Of course, the city gets dirty.
And of course, the police...
...are working in Detroit, so even if something happens in Detroit, a police officer or a police car will come and it will take two hours for medical care to arrive.
The security is also very bad.
Yes, it's going to be a big deal.
Japan's budget for this year is 960 million yen.
The teacher is wondering about this amount of money.
Eight years ago and now, first of all, the population is decreasing in Japan, and by the way, the GDP of Japan's economy is also decreasing.
The whole country is shrinking.
But when I realized it, only the budget increased by 20%.
Why did it increase?
Of course, there was a Reiman shock and the Great East Japan Earthquake in the middle of it, but it can't be helped in that year.
It's been three years since the earthquake, so it's not strange to go back to '81,
but in the end, it's better for everyone to distribute it, isn't it?
I feel like I'm wasting it.
Abe administration, which is said to be a distribution regime.
What the hell are you trying to do by distributing money?
Even now, the Abe administration has always had a low price of goods,
and this low price is originally abnormal,
but if the inflation rate is properly raised and the economy grows a little more,
it will give priority to it and on the contrary, the economy will be a little worse.
Of course, with that, the economy has improved a little and the stock price has risen, so everyone appreciates it,
but it's a little too distributed in terms of economy.
I feel like I'm really wasting it.
The money that comes into us doesn't change at all.
Has the salary increased?
The salary hasn't increased.
Has it increased?
It has increased.
It's going down.
It's going down more and more.
It's going down gently.
That's terrible.
It's terrible.
It's a terrible situation, isn't it?
If you're going to distribute it, you want it right away.
That's right.
I gave you this much.
That's right.
In the end, some construction business relationships are distributed,
and in the end, it's all big companies, so it's actually not that good.
So Japan is in a pretty bad situation right now, isn't it?
By the way, you'll pay for this debt one day, won't you?
That's right.
I don't want it.
What are you going to do about it? Are you going to return it or not?
I don't think I can return it.
You don't think you can return it, do you?
That's true.
Now, here's the main subject.
We're going to ask you to pick up all kinds of waste materials.
These are the "three pillars" of "waste materials for Japan" that Sensei gave us.
The first one we're going to introduce is "public business".
Can you guess what it is?
"public business" means road construction and public housing.
Of course, public business requires road construction and infrastructure.
But politicians want to do a lot of construction in their hometowns and spend a lot of money on it.
In recent years, public business has made a big waste of money.
This is it.
This is famous, isn't it?
I made it in Kyoto.
I bought it for 5.81 billion yen including the building and other things in it.
It's a useless thing.
Is it useless, teacher?
It's pretty useless.
It's a facility where you can experience work.
It produces more than 10 billion yen a year.
But not many people come here.
So it closed down in 7 years.
5.81 billion yen has been wasted.
Let's see what this facility actually looked like.
It's nice, but do we need a real-life space station?
I think you can guess it in 3 seconds.
A military base that has never been used.
A military base that is used to save military bases.
It hasn't been used even once?
How much is this military base worth?
I don't know, but if it's something special, it's worth billions of yen.
Because it hasn't been used even once.
You found a military base and made it, didn't you?
Why do you make a military base when you don't even have one?
It's very correct.
A military base is more like a vessel than an interior problem.
Anyway, this is the most useless thing.
A Chonmage doll.
This is the only thing you need, right?
Do you think you need a Chonmage doll for work experience?
It's worth millions of yen.
But if you think that you are here because of the predecessors...
If you do that, you can do it in a different way for millions of yen.
You can make a video.
You can do it with a panel.
You don't have to go to millions of yen.
If you make an effort and look for it, you can get a Chonmage doll for millions of yen.
That's how it is, right?
Usually, people think like that.
But pharmacies don't have that sense of cost.
Because it's not their own money, they don't have that kind of idea.
Anyway, Japan's planning ability is very weak.
Let's take a look at this.
An easy example is "Konshu Shikoku Rennrakuto".
Originally, it was said that you can make it with millions of yen.
When it was first made.
But if you can do it, you can make it with millions of yen.
What's that?
It's fake.
Why?
It's stupid.
Why?
Why is it out there?
It's one of the worst.
Why is it out there?
They often do this at national transportation agency.
Because they are stingy.
Anyway, they want to make it, so they make it cheap.
And they get support of politicians.
Once you make it, you can't stop it.
Actually, it's this much.
And you play rock-paper-scissors.
When you said about one-third of the lyrics,
What? I can't get it.
Suddenly, "What?"
It's more than 4 billion yen.
What should we do?
Even we become stupid.
On the Tohoku Shinkansen, it's 1.78 billion yen.
When we go sightseeing, "Oh, it's more than 4.9 billion yen."
No, it's not.
It's more than that.
If you make it, you become stupid.
If you go sightseeing, you become stupid.
What should the government do about it?
It's easy.
Public business is necessary.
However, once you make public facilities like this,
you have to pay for maintenance and management.
If you do it for 20 years, it will become old- fashioned, so you have to strengthen it.
So, population will decrease in the future.
In 2050, population will exceed 100 million people.
So, even if there are wasteful facilities while population decreases,
we can't help it.
So, we destroy what we don't need.
If we don't maintain only what we need, it will be difficult.
Japan's wastefulness.
Next is the human rights fee of politicians and public officials.
I often hear that politicians' salaries are high.
It's not much money, but it makes me angry.
How much do you think the National Assembly members earn per week?
By the way, the average salary of a salaryman is 4.8 million yen in 2012.
4.8 million yen.
How much do you think it is?
Uka.
One hundred million yen?
One hundred million yen.
Uka is a ridiculous number, so Yuikon says "hey".
Uka.
The answer is one hundred million yen.
That much?
Do you think the National Assembly members work like that?
I think so.
That's right.
It's easy to know how high it is if you compare it internationally.
Let's compare it with other countries.
This one.
Japan is the highest among advanced countries.
It's very high.
The annual salary of the National Assembly members.
It's true.
Don't you think it's ridiculous?
How can you become one of them?
There is someone who wants to become one of them!
He's not angry.
On the contrary, he wants to become one of them!
You should not quit being an idol after watching the practice.
If you want to become a member of the National Assembly, I will let you become one of them.
What?
What kind of person is Professor Chotsu?
Can you become one of them?
It's easy because you can win an election.
What?
It's easy because you can win an election.
There are people who want to become one of them, right?
There are.
Teacher, teacher, teacher, raise your hand, raise your hand, raise your hand.
What are you doing?
You're the only one doing it.
Don't forget about the person who raised his hand.
The one who wants to become a member of parliament.
That's fine for now.
In Japan, compared to other countries, there are more members of parliament, so it costs more money.
But there's more!
It's only salary that costs this much money, isn't it?
Yes, that's right.
And it's not enough just for that.
In short, there are many things you can do.
In addition to regular salary, you can get money from your own office, secretary's salary, and salary from the government.
There are many things you can do.
If you add up all of them, each member of parliament earns about one hundred million yen per person.
One hundred million yen?
It's more than a year's salary.
Even a secretary is fine.
A secretary's salary is cheap.
Oh, is it cheap?
No, you'd better be a member of parliament.
Yes, I'd like to be a member of parliament.
But if you were a member of parliament, what kind of Japan would you like to live in?
What kind of Japan would you like to live in?
It's up to you.
I've been thinking about it a lot, but it's okay.
You can't say that!
If a member of parliament earns one hundred million yen per person, it means that seven hundred and twenty-two million yen is being spent for that reason.
You can ride on public transport, bullet trains, and other public transports.
There are many benefits of that.
Yes, there are many benefits of that.
Yes.
Silver collectors.
It's in Akasaka's first-class area.
Akasaka? But it's in Japan's first-class area.
There are about three LDKs and about eighty soldiers.
Even if you go to the market around Akasaka, it's actually cheap, even if it's four hundred thousand yen.
It's more expensive now.
How much is the rent for this?
How much is it?
Half price.
Half price is two hundred thousand yen.
Akarin, two hundred thousand yen.
By the way, this is a new silver collector and it's very luxurious inside.
If you ask me, it's like an old apartment.
No, it's not like that at all.
It's a luxurious apartment.
By the way, how much is this for members of parliament?
It's cheap!
I'm smaller in the big country than in the small one!
It's really cheap!
It's 1/5 of the market price.
Who decides the rent?
The government decides it.
They decide it, right?
So it's better to be cheap, right?
It can't be solved.
They decide the rent and live on their own.
They say "we can't do this", but no one says it.
When it was democratic government, they said it a lot.
But now, because it's Abe government, everyone doesn't say it.
They say it like this, but they don't say it.
It's cheap.
Here it is.
Salary went up.
To be exact, about 2 years ago, 2,100,000 yen was cut by 20%.
That 20% cut went back and it went up by 260,000 yen again.
The reason why it was cut by 20% was because of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Reconstruction costs money.
For that reason, the members of parliament decided to raise taxes.
So first, they cut it by 13%.
Then, in April, taxes went up.
At the stage of raising taxes, raising taxes and putting burden only on citizens is not good.
Then, the members of parliament decided to reduce it because it's annoying to have so many people.
However, the members of parliament decided to cut their salaries by 7% because it didn't happen right away.
In other words, they cut it by 13% for the Great East Japan Earthquake and 7% for reducing taxes.
They cut it by 20%.
That went back from this spring.
Why?
Why did they cut it back?
Has the reconstruction from the Great East Japan Earthquake ended?
No, it hasn't.
Has the reduction of members of parliament been realized?
No, it hasn't.
But it went back.
Why is that?
Mr. Abe is a bad person.
To be precise, everyone but Mr. Abe is a bad politician.
Everyone said, "Let's cut back our salaries a little bit."
And Mr. Abe also said okay to it.
Why did you say okay?
It's terrible, isn't it?
By the way, the salaries of public officials were also cut by 8% due to the disaster.
They also went back from this April.
What?
They also said, "We want public officials to go back," and Mr. Abe didn't say anything about it, so they went back.
Yes.
It's a little terrible.
In addition, public officials are also wasting money.
That's cheating, isn't it, Mr. Abe?
Yes.
Does anyone know about cheating?
Uuka.
I used to get a lot of money as a member of parliament, but do you think I'll become an ordinary person and go bankrupt?
Well, well, well.
You're young, so you don't know, do you?
Yes, it's cheating.
It's like this.
Well, public officials quit their government and work for state-related organizations or private companies again.
In fact, I also quit my position and went to college and then joined APEX, but I was cheated for a while, wasn't it?
APEX?
Did you sing there?
No, I didn't.
There's no way I sang there.
That's what I'm saying.
No, I'm also a member of APEX.
Oh.
I was told, "Is that cheating?" but I always say, "No."
You joined APEX yourself, didn't you?
Yes, I did.
Yes.
Let me give you just one example.
It's like this.
A financial official went to a state-related organization and said, "I'm a emergency fund member, so I don't have to go to work."
It's good to go once in a while.
On the surface, it was free of charge, but in reality, you paid 13 million yen a year, or more than a million yen a month.
Without doing anything.
Without doing anything?
Without doing anything, you get that?
That's right, that's right, that's right.
What happened?
Well, I was there, and if anything happened, the government would come to work and get a budget or something like that.
Why doesn't cheating disappear even now?
Once, the Democratic Party government tried to seriously crush all cheating, and on the contrary, it was mobilized by officials and lost, didn't it?
In reality.
And now, cheating is almost free.
This is a politician and an official's human rights fees.
What should we do about this?
As for that, first of all, we can't reduce the number of politicians.
There are too many of them.
And next, state officials don't let the government talk about their final job.
Everyone should quit more and more, but after that, do your best and find a job.
And because everyone has been neglecting it for a long time, the relationship between the government and companies continues.
That's why we can't have a proper government, can we?
Yes.
Japan's wastefulness.
The third one is social insurance.
It's a word you hear every day on TV and in the forest, but...
Social insurance. Who knows what it is?
Yui.
Salary or something like that.
Nana.
A dentist.
A dentist?
It's like a pinpoint.
Now, teacher, please tell us about it.
Here it is.
In short, it's a pension that the citizens support each other's lives.
And when you go to the hospital, you pay about ten percent of your burden, and the rest is paid by insurance, right?
Yes.
This is also social insurance.
And then, of course, nursing is included.
And then, welfare, raising children, living...
These are all covered by social insurance.
In that sense, you are also entrusted with the benefits of social insurance.
Yes.
Yes, this is the case for all citizens.
Is this also a great amount of money, teacher?
Yes, yes.
It's terrible.
It's often said in the news that it's 30 trillion yen.
Yes, yes.
30 trillion yen above the government's general account.
Yes, yes.
Isn't one-third of the 96 trillion yen I mentioned earlier big?
It's big, isn't it?
But you can't really tell just by these numbers.
Yes.
The reality is social insurance payment.
What is social insurance payment?
Social insurance provided by the government.
For example, when everyone goes to the hospital, health insurance pays for it, doesn't it?
Yes.
And this part is social insurance payment.
For example, pension paid by the government.
Yes.
And also, when young families go to nursery as orphans.
In this case, of course, you can go in for cheap money.
Yes.
And of course, the government pays for the loss in this way.
Yes.
On the other hand, everyone also pays pension insurance or health insurance, doesn't it?
Yes.
And that is so-called social insurance burden, isn't it?
Yes.
This is what citizens pay for their own service.
Yes.
However, there is a supply and demand burden, but if you ask what it is like now, the government provides about 110 trillion yen for social insurance throughout the year.
On the other hand, the social insurance burden you are burdened with is about 60 trillion yen. 110 minus 60 is 50, right?
This is last year's figure, and last year, 10 trillion yen of this 50 trillion yen was used for operating expenses for pension funds, but the remaining 40 trillion yen is still red.
Of course, this is paid from taxes and loans. So every year, 40 trillion yen of red is coming out.
With social insurance, right? Yes. So, in fact, the red of social insurance is the most abnormal amount of money.
Even if you cut it, how do you review it?
Well, to be honest, it is impossible without cutting the supply that exceeds the burden.
If this continues, when everyone in NMB becomes old women...
No, it's hard. I think it's hard.
If you want to maintain the current social insurance standard, consumption tax will exceed 30% in the future.
So it has something to do with the increase in consumption tax, right?
Yes, so the increase in consumption tax is also due to the use of social insurance funds.
And next year, it will increase by 10%.
Now, what will happen from now on, teacher?
If you can't change the level of social insurance, it's not strange if the consumption tax doesn't go from 10% to 30%.
So what should we do to avoid it?
Perhaps, if the consumption tax is about 16%, I think this is acceptable.
However, if you want to review the tax with this, it is difficult unless you cut the social insurance level by about 30%.
So, even if the consumption tax is now 8% and 16%, social insurance will be cut, right?
Yes, that's right.
For example, if you go to a hospital, you will have more self-burden.
Or, if you have children and want to put them in a nursery, you will have more burden on the nursery's money.
Or, the level of pension you will receive in the future will decrease.
In fact, this is already inexpensive.
We will enter an era of patience from now on.
What I'm interested in here is pension.
When young people get older, there should be many people who are worried about whether they can really get it or not.
Let's ask the teacher what his prediction of pension will be in the future.
It's about income.
In short, how much percent of income you can get from pension in the period of income.
For example, if the income in the period of income is 300,000 yen per month and the pension you can get is 300,000 yen, you cover 100% of your income, right?
Currently, about 63% of the people who receive pensions receive their income in the period of income.
This is 2010, right?
So, you can get about 60% of your income in the period of income with pension.
However, in the first place, the number of elderly people is increasing and social conditions are not so good, so pension assets are becoming more and more severe.
According to the number just announced by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, it will fall by 50% in 2030 or 2043.
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has calculated it with a fairly modest assumption and is doing it with an absolutely impossible assumption, but if you do it as it is now, you will only get half of your assets in 30 years.
So, this pension will already be cut by 20%.
It's this severe.
So, if we don't change the system of pension as it is now, by the time you receive your pension, the pension system will collapse.
There is a good chance of that happening.
Are you paying?
Yes, we are.
So, it's really a serious situation.
It seems that the cliff-topped Japan is wasting money again.
This is the KANMIN INNOVATION PROGRAM.
According to last year's budget, the Ministry of Education and Science will raise four universities - Todai, Kyodai, Handai and Tohoku Universities - to 100 billion yen.
- 1000 billion yen each? - No, 1000 billion yen in total.
- 250 billion yen each? - Todai is 400 billion yen, and Kyodai is 250 billion yen.
- The distribution is different. - Yes, yes, yes.
They said they would raise money.
Since you are raising money, in your university,
since everyone is researching,
use that technology and work with private companies,
and create more and more venture companies.
Use that money.
That's what they said.
So, the university side is serious about trying to create more and more venture companies,
but in one of these universities,
the person in charge of receiving the money
wants to become a professor himself.
So, instead of creating venture companies,
he's trying to use the money for his own academic success.
As expected, this is terrible,
so we're making a fuss about it,
and the judge is surprised about it,
and they're stopping us from raising the budget.
- Has it been used a little? - No, it hasn't been used yet,
but there's a possibility it will go somewhere.
It's terrible. 1000 billion yen is a lot of money.
- It's a lot of money. - It's a lot of money.
What should we do about this, professor?
Right now, in Japan's politics and such,
unfortunately, in the world of politics,
it's only politics for the elderly and for the elderly of the elderly.
So it doesn't change, right?
If I were to give you one example,
in February, there was the Tokyo governor's election, right?
What is the average age of a law school student?
- 40, 50. - 40, 50.
- About 45 years old. - About 45 years old.
- 60. - 60.
- 30 years old. - 30!
The answer is 67 years old.
67 years old is the age of retirement.
By the way, in the Tokyo governor's election,
of these 16 people, 3 of them...
are in their 80s.
And among young people, only one in their 30s ran for office.
No one in their 40s.
But this is not limited to the Tokyo governor's election.
In so-called national elections or various local elections, it's pretty much the same.
That's why, unfortunately, in the end, the elderly...
I don't mean to say that only the elderly are bad people, but...
From the elderly's point of view, they've made delicious memories with their previous systems,
so they want to continue doing it even if the population decreases, don't they?
And because young people are indifferent, in a sense, it's easier for politicians and elderly people like that.
Because they're indifferent, they'll say, "Why don't you put a burden on them in the future?"
That's why young people need to become more and more politicians,
and if you don't make clear the benefits of young generations, it's not going to change much.
That's why all of you who raised your hands earlier, please become politicians.
You'll actually get used to it.
You'll get used to it?
I've done election polls in the past,
and from that experience, it's actually not that difficult.
You can do it, you can do it.
But before it becomes something bad, it's better to become a member of parliament.
That's right.
How did you come up with it?
How do you want to make Japan like this?
I'll think about it for two more days.
That's too long!
Now, we've talked about big things up to now,
but we also asked the members of nmb48 about the wasteful things they've done recently.
First of all, it's "ripopo".
Here it is!
20,000 yen for a doll's clothes.
They didn't wear it for me.
20,000 yen for a doll's clothes?
I buy good clothes for dolls, like a fluttering dress.
But the next time I see it, it's like a toy.
She's been doing it for a long time.
Dolls' clothes are impossible.
Let's move on to the next question.
Keiichi!
Keiichi's waste of money is this.
She bought clothes without trying them on, they were too big and she couldn't wear them.
She bought five and wore only three.
I don't try them on at all.
There are people like that.
I'm not good at talking to everyone.
So I bought it casually and the skirt was too big.
That's a waste of money.
I'm glad you asked me to do it.
But if you wear it, you might not wear it.
No, I won't wear it.
I buy the smallest one in the store.
Because it doesn't fit me.
On the contrary, I buy the biggest one in the store.
Let's move on to the next question.
She goes to a beauty salon twice a month.
About 20,000 times!
When I start coloring, I want to retouch and change colors right away.
What do you mean by "retouch"?
When the roots turn black.
Does "retouch" need someone?
It's not "retouch".
It's "retouch".
How about you, Risairuma-san?
When I'm drunk and I'm full, I go to a convenience store on my way home.
I don't even remember it.
I have a cup of ramen or pasta or green tea in my basket.
Once I go home and I'm drunk and I'm making ramen or pasta.
As soon as I put hot water in it, I go to bed.
When I wake up in the morning, I see a bowl of soup and a bowl of ramen on the table.
It's a bowl of ramen or pasta.
But it looks like black oolong tea.
I want to lose weight, but it looks like black oolong tea.
I have that kind of consciousness.
I hope you'll let me escape.
May 22, Oryx Theater.
On this day, NMB48's concert "request our setlist best 50 songs" will be held here.
And in the rehearsal, we were called out by...
RIPOPO.
NAGISA and MIRRORN.
And this time, we have a request from this person.
Hey, you guys! We don't have much to say on the show yet!
Do something embarrassing on stage and rip your shells off!
I know what you're saying!
We're just looking at you, aren't we?
Don't look at me like that!
So, this request is...
Do something embarrassing on stage and rip your shells off!
And each of you will be given a mission.
First of all, RIPOPO!
During the show, say something a little embarrassing right now!
JUJUJEN
BIG EYES
Right now!
Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
Wait! I can't do it! I can't do it! I can't do it!
NAGISA!
When you're on stage, stand out and look at the big monitor in the center.
Just stand out and look at it! That's all!
Where is it?
It's on the monitor.
What?!
MIRRORN!
During the song's dance, do a gag of Yoshimoto's senior.
This time, we'll let you choose one of the three gags, so do one of them!
The first one is "CHICHIKURI MANBOYA"!
CHICHIKURI MANBOYA
Make sure you pick it up!
CHICHIKURI MANBOYA
What are you doing?!
The second one is "PACHI PACHI PUNCH"!
PACHI PACHI PUNCH
The third one is "CHA CHA MANBOYA"!
CHA CHA MANBOYA
PACHI PACHI PUNCH
They're all embarrassing!
If you don't do it well, I won't think you're embarrassed!
Do your best!
So, the three people who were instructed by Mr. Yamauchi are...
JI JI JI
IMA MO SHI
GAI GAI SHI DA
I've never seen it before, so I don't know!
You don't know?
I know, I know.
GAI GAI SHI DA
What do you want me to do?
GAI GAI SHI DA
And Mirurun tries out three jokes!
KAWAI KAWAI
That's funny!
KAWAI KAWAI
I'm looking forward to it!
I'm looking forward to where you'll do it!
KAWAI KAWAI
They've decided to do Kanpei's "cha-cha-manbo"!
CHA-CHA-MANBO
The opening period is approaching and other members are starting to gather.
Is it a location?
Oh, wait, it's a trial again.
What are you doing today?
Are you going to do someone's stupid figure?
Oh, I'm definitely doing something today, too.
I'm going to do it at the Itagawa prefecture office.
I'm going to do something in Hinada.
Let's do our best with that feeling today.
Of course, the order is a secret to the other members.
Can the three of them achieve it?
And finally, the concert begins.
It's too quiet, isn't it?
(Nagisa)
First of all, Nagisa.
She stands out in Hinadan and is shown on a large monitor.
Since the concert is performed by all members of nmb48,
they often wait in Hinadan.
If you don't stand out too much, it's difficult to be shown on a large monitor.
At first, it was Nagisa, who danced modestly in the front row of Hinadan.
In the next song, she moves to the top row so that she can stand out easily.
However, it is difficult to be shown.
(Nagisa)
After that, she does various movements, but it is difficult to stand out at all.
(Nagisa)
So, she practices "weird man".
(Nagisa)
Then, other members also came.
(Nagisa)
Can Nagisa get revenge?
Next, D.Co.
While MCing, she said an embarrassing slang word.
When two MCs appeared with Merchant,
(Merchant)
It wasn't exciting, but somehow J.J.J. was cleared.
And after that, the MC continued, but...
D.Co. looked strange.
And as it was, the MC also ended.
(Merchant)
I will become a leader who encourages us.
So, instead of them being MCs, when will you host tomorrow?
"jejeje", "now", "somehow", "clear", "the MCs here are over"
You don't remember, do you?
What do you mean?
The three of them.
I don't remember.
I don't feel like you did your best.
You were a little shy.
That's what "jejeje" is about.
You've used it up.
You didn't use it up that well.
Next week, the second half of the concert.
Will the three of them be able to achieve their goals and break their shells?
You've used it up, too.
That's right.
I don't like it.
Even though I said it well.
It's always subtle.
It's hard to understand.
It's mean.
It's really mean.
If you say it like that, it means you've used it up.
I've used it up.
What?
I'm sorry!
Kashiko, who was excellent this week, is not good at all.
Let's announce the penalty word.
The penalty word is "punishment game".
Since it's skydiving...
I'll announce it normally.
This week's Kashiko is...
Rika-nyan!
Yes!
You've changed your mind.
You've changed.
I want you to change.
You've changed.
Thank you very much.
And...
This week's stupid girl is...
Keiichi!
Keiichi.
She can't even try it on.
I'll evaluate her stubborn personality.
She can't even try it on.
Be careful. You've changed, Keiichi.
Since it's skydiving.
You can't just sit there like a doll!
That's right!
Go! Go! Go! Go!
Just having you there
Makes me feel like I'm in my father's world
I can feel the wind
Today and yesterday, the club music is fast
Dancing dandy beach
My heart is burning
On a summer day (Go! Give me love!)
Let's fall in love (Give me love! Go!)
It's so hot
There's nothing else we can do, right?
Let's give it our all (Go! Go! Give me love!)
And kiss (Give me love! Go!)
There's not a lot of time
But I'm right here
(Go! Go! Give me love! Give me love!)
- Keichi - Yes?
- A little bit more - Yes
- And be more active - That's right
- I've been watching your performances - Yes
- But I think you only speak once in two months - No, recently, recently
- Can you speak a little bit more? - Recently?
- If you come to me for the first time, I'll be more active - Have you become more active? - Yes
- Are you keeping up with it? - Yes, I'm keeping up with it
- Okay, then, please - I see
Here's the question
How much tax will be raised in October next year?
- Five - What?
- Four - What?
- Three - What?
- Two - What?
- Two hundred thousand - Two hundred thousand
What? Does it make sense? Does it make sense?
Here's the next question
What is the number of Japanese parliamentarians?
- Five - Number?
- Seven hundred and seventy-two - Seven hundred and seventy-two
Here's the last question
Answer all of the three pillars of waste that you learned in Japan this time
- Society - Society
- Public - Public
- Public facilities - Public facilities
Here's the question
Out of three questions, no one got it right
What? I don't know anything about it
- First of all, how much is two hundred thousand yen? - It's a winning number
- Is it? - It's a winning number
- But you should work harder from now on - I'll work harder
- Please comment on it - I'll be more active
- Be more active - Yes
- You shouldn't just sit there and do nothing - Yes, you're right
- My fans tell me that a lot - I know, right?
- So I'll work harder - You shouldn't work harder
- Yes, I'll work harder - You're too bad at cutting