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The guilty party is found guilty of murder.
The price of oil has gone up.
The first person to appear in a guilty verdict is...
"Cinderella" Dozen!
The Kansai brain kindly explains the confusing news.
Why do you read the news while your back is shaking?
"Cinderella" Dozen!
And finally, that topic...
Could it be that my yacht is a whale?
Watching this makes watching the news 100 times more fun!
"Cinderella" Dozen!
And with that,
this special course will have
a broadcasted TV show and news analysis by
Mr. Shimbo Jiro.
Huh? Can I play more songs?
Yes, Mr. Shimbo.
That's right. He doesn't appear much other than "Boy, Oh My God".
"Boy, Oh My God"?
It's his first time appearing on Kansai TV.
Amazing!
It's his first appearance.
By the way, do you watch "News" on NMB?
Yes, we do.
Really?
Airi, do you watch "News"?
I only watch "News".
Really?
Even at hotels, even after "News" is over, I watch "News" on a different channel.
I don't watch "News".
You don't watch "News"?
What's the latest news?
Well, a ship sank.
Hey, don't say things like that in front of Simbong!
You say a lot of things.
There's nothing. There's nothing.
There's nothing.
What we're talking about is a Korean ferry, right?
That's right.
Right? Right?
That was big news, too.
That's right.
I didn't know a yacht sank.
That's not it.
You're not the kind of person who comes back and says "Have a safe trip," are you?
That's not it.
Hey, let me specify and say it.
I was wondering who was going to say it, but Ivy said it.
It's been six days.
It's been six days?
It's been six days.
Who hasn't seen it? Who hasn't seen the news?
Fuu-chan, you haven't seen it?
I haven't seen it at all.
I've seen it, but it doesn't come to my head, and I'm letting it flow from right to left.
It was popular a little while ago.
I'm letting it flow.
But you have to see it.
So, if you look at the news, there's something like this.
Popular?
Teacher, is this popular?
It's very popular.
Teacher, are you popular, too?
No, I'm already popular.
No way!
It's true!
What?
Well, it's not a joke, but...
For example, you go out for a drink.
Then, the ladies around you come up to you and say...
Mr. Shinbo, what will the economy be like in the future?
Which stocks will go up?
What will the exchange rate be like?
Is it fun to travel abroad?
They ask you these questions.
Then, if you look at the news every day...
Oh, something like this happened in the Middle East.
Oh, oil prices are going up.
If oil prices go up...
This is what will happen at night.
Oh, oil companies in places where oil is needed will go down.
You can learn a lot of things from one piece of news.
I see.
I don't think that means you're popular.
She's popular!
Why is that?
Because you know everything...
I think you're using what you know.
The ladies?
But in that sense, it looks like you're being relied on by your boss.
It looks like you're smart.
Your talking skills improve and the topic spreads.
I see.
On the other hand, there are also disadvantages of not watching the news.
Let's take a look.
Here it is.
You can't live like this.
No, you can't live like this!
If you don't watch the news...
If you don't watch the news and don't get any information...
You're dead for sure!
Fu-chan is already dead.
She's dead!
She's dead for sure.
Let me say something.
For example...
There's a lot of car theft in this area.
When you hear about it...
The way you deal with it is...
A driver who is driving...
Takes his hand out of the window of his car...
And steals a woman's bag while walking in the city.
There's a lot of cases like that happening in this area.
If you knew about it...
What would you do?
I'd be careful.
You'd be careful, right?
If you knew about it...
If you're going to take your hand out of the car window...
You shouldn't put your bag on this side of the road.
If you're carrying it on the other side of the road...
You can't carry it.
If you hear about it every day...
You'll block it.
It's very easy to understand.
It's easy to understand.
That's right.
Let's listen to it.
Here's the first theme!
I often hear about it, but I don't know about it.
News vocabulary.
There's a lot of them.
There are.
They'll tell you about "news vocabulary" that you don't know about.
Here's the first news!
At 10 a.m. today, in Osaka city, a car hit a sidewalk.
Two people were hit by a traffic jam, three people were injured, and five people were injured in total.
Thank you for coming just for this.
I wasn't nervous at all.
Stop it! Stop it!
Stop it!
Being out of breath is the most nervous thing.
Stop it!
Is there any word you don't know about this news?
No.
Oh, it's Yuriko.
The difference between "traffic jam" and "injury" is...
I see. Is it the same for you all?
Of course, there are three differences, right?
This one is easy.
Is it easy?
This one is...
"Injury" is "light".
"Injury" is "heavy".
"Body" is "heavy".
"Body" is "heavy"?
Does it mean you're fat?
No, no, no. I'm sorry.
"Body" is "heavy".
What's the difference?
What's the boundary between here and here?
First of all, the boundary between here and here is...
It will heal in about a month, right?
In that case, it is announced as "minor injury".
It will take more than a month for it to heal, right?
My bones are broken, too.
In that case, it is "severe injury".
So, what's the difference between "severe injury" and "traffic accident"?
What's the difference?
Yes.
Riga-nyan.
Is there consciousness or not?
Is life dangerous or not?
"Severe injury" and "traffic accident".
"Smart".
"Smart"?
What do you mean, doctor?
"Is there consciousness or not?" doesn't matter.
The difference between "severe injury" and "traffic accident" is...
Is life dangerous or not?
If it is announced as "traffic accident",
it is possible that it will be gone if you are unlucky or if you are in a bad situation.
But if it is announced as "severe injury",
Life is safe, right?
I'm not going to die, but my bones are broken, right?
In such a case, it is "severe injury".
So, "traffic accident" and "severe injury" are possible because of "life is safe or not".
"Traffic accident" is the heaviest, isn't it?
Besides "traffic accident", "smart" is sometimes used.
"Smart"?
"Smart".
"Smart"?
"Smart" is heavier than "traffic accident", isn't it?
"Traffic accident" and "traffic accident" are almost the same.
However, "traffic accident" is used more often as a news term.
Then, let's move on to the next news.
Here it is!
Oh!
Early in the morning, a man's body was found at the fire station.
It is estimated that the time of death is "today unknown".
"Today unknown"?
Only once I'll show up and you'd be nervous, right?
It's quite cool in front of men.
What are you doing?
I just got married the other day.
There's a man up there!
I'm sorry.
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter at all.
A word you don't know much about now.
Uka.
Mimei.
Mimei, right?
Mimei, like early in the morning.
Early in the morning.
It's decided.
It's decided?
It's decided.
What time do you think Mimei is?
Four o'clock to six o'clock.
Why?
When the sun hasn't risen yet and it's still dark.
But that depends on the season, doesn't it?
I see, I see.
Isn't it decided by time?
Three o'clock to five o'clock.
Why?
It's dark.
Then I'll ask you all.
One o'clock in the morning.
It's about the time of this show.
Who thinks this time is Mimei?
Who thinks it's Mimei at one o'clock in the morning?
Who thinks it's not Mimei at one o'clock in the morning?
I don't know.
What do you think of it?
In fact, this time is not known in the news.
It's not known.
Late at night?
Mimei is actually defined by the weather forecast.
It's decided from zero o'clock to three o'clock.
Until three o'clock in the morning.
I see.
But as a news term, it's not known at three o'clock.
Then what about four o'clock?
In the broadcasting industry, Mimei is from zero o'clock to sunrise.
It's not bright yet.
I see.
So it depends on the season.
Mimei is usually sunrise.
Early in the morning is about two hours early in the morning from sunrise to sunrise.
From about six o'clock in the morning?
Yes, from about six o'clock in the morning to eight o'clock in the morning.
So Mimei is usually broadcast from nine o'clock in the morning.
What is said after that?
Today morning.
Then let's look at the list of broadcasts.
From zero o'clock in the morning...
What is this time before zero o'clock in the morning?
Midnight.
It's written here.
Midnight.
"Shinya". Is "shinya" only that much?!
Huh?! From 10am to 12am?!
That's right!
So short!
So there's no such thing as "shinya niji" then?
"Shinya niji" exists in Japanese, but definitely not as a news term.
"Shinya" is until midnight.
The previous two hours are "shinya", and beyond that is "mimei".
"Mimei" is until sunrise, "shinya" is two hours early in the morning, "mimei" is until nine o'clock in the morning, "shinya" is until twelve o'clock in the morning, "mimei" is until afternoon, "shinya" is until evening, "mimei" is until night.
"shinya" is strictly decided, "mimei" is not decided at nine o'clock and one minute.
However, "mimei" is generally decided like this.
Let's look at the next news.
This morning, a robbery broke out in a convenience store in Umeta.
The man who ran away is currently on the run.
At that time, there is also witness information of a man who seems to be watching closely nearby, and the police are continuing to investigate.
Don't shoot those who fall and pull.
It's not like that.
It's cold when you drink it.
It's pretty good.
The word you didn't know in the news.
Kanagi-chan had it.
"Oshiirimashita" (I pushed you in)
Don't you know it?
I know it. "ora ora ora ora"
Rikunen, push her.
ora ora ora ora ora
Push her.
It's not like "oshiirimashita" (I pushed you in)
It's like "goutou ga hairimashita" (thief broke in)
How is it different?
It's the same, but it's a fixed phrase.
It's more like "oshiirimashita" (I pushed you in)
Let's go with the word you didn't know.
This one.
"otoko" (man) and "dansei" (men)
Let's look at the previous phrase.
In the same phrase,
"otoko" (man) and "dansei" (men) appear twice.
Whether "otoko" (man) and "dansei" (men) are used separately or not,
it's actually used separately.
It's used separately in the news.
Soyu-chan, did you get it?
I got it.
"Hannin" (criminal) doesn't need to be explained in detail like "dansei" (men)
It's like "otoko" (man) and "goutou ga haairimashita" (thief broke in)
I have a question.
What's the difference between "otoko" (man) and "dansei" (men)?
Is it a difference in how you say it?
No, it's not like that.
It might not be "hannin" (criminal)
It might not be "mihari" (guard)
but if you call that person "otoko" (man)
that person might say "hey, what's up with you?"
so "dansei" (men) is a bit softer.
He's really smart, isn't he?
Again?!
From "ri" to "don"?!
He's really smart, isn't he?!
He's usually right.
Basically, when we know who the criminal or suspect is, we say "otoko" (man) or "onna" (woman).
But when we don't know if the victim is a bad person or not, we use "dansei" (men) as a softening term.
It's correct.
It's very correct.
Fu-chan's feeling of being taken aside is also correct.
Yes, it's a bit of a guilt feeling.
That's why I said "yes" for now.
A woman who was taken aside.
The next theme is "I don't know where the news is."
Not only the words, but also the questions you feel while watching the news.
Let's look at the first "I don't know" point.
Here it is!
Why are there people who show their faces in interviews and those who don't?
It's true that they show their faces in interviews and those who don't.
Sensei, why is it like this?
Why do you think it is like this?
Look at it!
People who don't have confidence in their own faces...
Please blur it out.
I see.
It's like this at a location.
"Excuse me, can we do it?" "No, don't show it!"
There are people like this who show their faces in interviews and those who don't.
There are people who turn their backs and talk.
That's the image.
Why is it like this?
It's close to the correct answer.
When you go for an interview, you don't show your face and say "I'm not wearing makeup right now."
But if you are the witness of the incident, you have to wear makeup.
"Excuse me," you say, "but I'm not going to show my face."
Just show me your voice.
No, if the culprit finds out about my voice,
they might retaliate against me.
No, I'm going to change my voice.
That's why you blur your face and change your voice.
I see.
They didn't do that in the past.
It was a big principle to show your face and keep your voice.
But it's hard to do it now.
There are more and more people who turn their backs.
So if you really want your voice, you say "I'm not going to show my face."
And more and more people are asking for it.
It's increasing, but it's not good.
It's like this in Japan.
But in Japan, it's too bad.
There is an organization called BPO.
Broadcasting Ethics Program Improvement Organization.
Do you know BPO?
BPO.
You don't know?
BPO has nothing to do with AKB.
We know, teacher.
Hey, everyone, stop laughing!
Please show your face, teacher.
It's too early for you to notice.
No, I don't want you to notice it.
Broadcasting Ethics Program Improvement Organization has been doing it properly.
But there are more and more interviews with blurred faces.
So it's not good.
The principle is to show your face and speak properly in interviews.
Why is that?
I feel like you don't have to show your face.
I feel like I'm responsible for that statement.
That's right!
You're right in a lot of ways!
You're very smart!
What happens if you don't show your face?
You can tell any lie.
For example, if there is a structure and people around you complain about it,
you can tell that structure is full of nice people.
You can tell that structure is full of nice people.
But in fact, that person was the wife of the structure manager.
If you show your face, you can tell that person is related to you.
But if you show your voice, you can't tell.
That's why it's important to know who is talking in the news.
Recently, there is a lot of blurring in Japanese news.
I think people around the world think it's weird.
Let's move on to the next question.
Why do you hide your palm when you catch a criminal?
You hide it.
You put a jumper on it.
What do you think about it?
Nagisa.
Also, when the criminal comes out, he looks at the hole in my palm and finds a new one.
A new one.
If you make a new one and it comes off...
It's like carbon monoxide.
You make a new one and it comes off.
I don't know.
How about you, Yui?
It doesn't look good when I hide my palm like this.
It doesn't look good.
Because it doesn't look good.
Miron.
The light of the camera reflects and hits me in the eye.
It's a technical problem.
Be careful of people who get hurt.
I see.
What is this?
Yui?
Yui is a little correct.
A little correct.
The reason is...
Basically, it's a self-restriction of the police and the media.
In the past, it was broadcast normally.
This is also broadcast normally in the world.
The reason why this is no longer done in Japan is...
In the end, whether the person who was caught as the culprit is a criminal or not...
After all the trials are over and a guilty verdict is issued, he is the first culprit.
Until a guilty verdict is issued, he is presumed innocent.
He may not be guilty.
He is caught in this situation, but he may not be guilty.
Until a guilty verdict is issued in the trial, he is presumed innocent.
If you broadcast the appearance of the person's palm...
At the moment you see it, you will think it's a bad guy.
Therefore, it is decided not to broadcast the person's palm or the name on the person's waist.
Japan is very cautious.
It's too cautious.
It's completely too cautious.
But if it's too natural and if it's caught, it's like it's caught.
Actually, this is also a problem.
For example, if the police were doing a terrible thing and wrapped it in a string...
Even wearing monkey shoes and blindfolds and taking people around...
If that happened, the police shouldn't do that.
What is the police doing?
Actually, everyone has to make it visible.
Even now, they hide it.
Actually, we don't know what they're doing.
This is also a story that only Japan is doing.
I personally think it's a problem.
I see.
Maybe it's just a ribbon.
If you don't know it, you're a bad guy.
It's like a gift.
It's cute.
Now, let's have MMB48 answer their questions.
Let's start with Akarin's question.
Why do you tell the news when there are people working behind you?
I think about it a lot.
It's okay if you do it properly in the studio, but why do you run around behind and get bitten?
There are a lot of desks and cup holders.
What's wrong with you?
It's true.
It's just been caught.
That's right!
Is that so?
That's right!
I think the reason for the production is big.
The reason for the production is very big.
However, if you write the news manuscript and deliver it to the announcer and take it to the studio, it will take time.
If you write the manuscript and deliver it to the announcer as soon as possible,
you can deliver it all in an instant.
Even if something happens, if you call me from behind and say something, I'll know.
So, rather than saying, "I've been doing it in the same place lately,"
I want to show you that you're busy as much as possible.
Production...
But isn't the person on the busy side conscious of it a little bit?
He's not conscious of it at all.
What?
I don't need it at all, but I'm like, "Oh, my God!"
Wait a minute.
Let me look at the camera for a second.
I don't use that consciousness.
When you look at it too much, you think, "He's overdoing it a little bit."
You're overdoing it!
His drinking style has changed, and it's fun.
That's amazing.
That's interesting.
Let's go.
Next is Saepi's question.
Here it is.
Why do you overlap the news of the morning and the news of the afternoon?
This is?
Somehow, in one program, depending on the time zone...
"Oh, I saw this earlier." There is such a thing.
Why do you do it twice?
I understand.
In other words, even in an hour and a half morning program,
I do the news at 6.30 and 7.00 and 8.00 and so on.
I wonder why you do it.
Basically, in the morning, there are only 30 minutes at home.
I make the program with the consciousness that there is no one watching for an hour and a half.
So, no matter where you start watching it, you can see the news of the day by watching it for about 30 minutes.
So, I return the same news in a 30-minute cycle.
I see.
Next is a question from ripopo. Here it is.
Why does a woman on a news program marry a baseball player right away?
I really think so.
Because we've been aiming for each other lately.
I see.
Unexpectedly, a woman on a news program is so busy with work that she doesn't have many opportunities to get to know men.
I don't think so.
Unexpectedly, she doesn't have many opportunities.
Then, she gets in a pretty good mood with a baseball player she interviewed and gets married.
What do you do for a living?
Do you pay for her?
Do you pay for a professional baseball player?
Both.
Really?
Both.
She's really angry.
She's married at an unthinkable pace.
She doesn't have a single chance like that.
But, in general, a professional baseball player who marries a woman on a news program gets around 100 million yen a year.
Is it money?
Money.
It's money.
No, I'm not saying it's money.
I'm not saying it's money.
As a result, it has become like that.
Income is also one of its charms.
All of that has been taken away by a professional baseball player.
Why are you speaking from above?
I don't want you to have it even if you have money.
You can't even have 200 million yen.
But, in fact, when I went to the baseball stadium and contacted the baseball players, they were quite manly.
They have a wonderful body.
They have high athletic ability.
They have a lot of income.
It simply means that they are popular.
When you interview a star player, you want them to be active.
That's right.
Also, there are many relatively beautiful people on the news program.
In that case, professional baseball players also feel the same way.
They feel that you can't help them if you live in a world that's so manly.
You are not manly at all.
I heard that professional baseball players are having a lot of fun.
You can't even be a professional baseball player.
They say you're very shy.
You should do your best as a professional baseball player.
You can't even make 100 million yen.
Saokobushi
It's minus one hundred million.
Let's move on to the next question.
Why do you deliberately use hiragana to describe "today" and "this morning"?
It's true, isn't it?
It's a simple kanji, but why do you deliberately use hiragana?
I see. You've noticed a good point.
I'll ask you.
After these two kanji,
what do you call "ha" or "wa" in hiragana?
konnichiwa
How do you distinguish between "konnichiwa" and "kyouwa" in hiragana?
I see.
In order not to make a mistake,
when you want to say "kyou" in hiragana,
you should write "kyou-o" in hiragana.
"kyou-wa" is "kyou-wa" in hiragana,
but if you say "konnichiwa" in hiragana,
you won't know what it means at that moment.
In order to make it easy for you to understand,
I use "konnichiwa" in hiragana.
What about "kesa"?
"kesa" can also be read as "konchou" in kanji.
But if you say "kyou" in hiragana,
you can say "konnichiwa" in hiragana.
Have you learned about "news"?
But "news" refers to various genres,
such as "news" and "news reports",
but how do they choose the topic and decide the order?
Today, from heavy items to light items, 10 news items will be prepared.
They will choose 5 news items from these as if they were in charge of a news program.
In addition, they will have the news items arranged in their own order.
Kanakichi will challenge.
Kanakichi, what do you think of this order?
First of all, I have an image of doing this in the morning.
Do you bite?
Yes, I do.
Do you bite?
Yes, I do.
I use it as a graph.
At about 5 in the morning.
After that, it's about 7 in the morning.
When it's 7 in the morning...
Dogs!
Dogs?
When it's 7 in the morning, dogs come out?
Maybe...
On the morning show of Kansai TV...
At about 7 in the morning...
Today's doggy!
Today's doggy-like...
And when it's 8 in the morning...
8 in the morning...
Traffic accidents and dangerous things...
Dangerous things...
And...
After this...
What everyone pays attention to...
Well, like this...
What does it say?
Comedy entertainers...
Hamai people...
Heat rash detection...
This is love affairs...
You can't do it because you know me!
Love affairs, right?
I wonder if you know me...
Ah, right...
And...
At about 10 in the morning...
10 in the morning...
Wait a minute... Wait a minute...
Wait a minute...
I don't understand what you're saying...
That's why...
I don't understand what you're saying in the morning...
It takes me an hour to say one of these...
That means...
Hamai people's love affairs...
Takes you an hour...
It's a lot of work...
That's the image I have of you, Kanakichi...
It's a nice image...
No, in the first place...
If you listen to me now...
From 6 in the morning...
I've been saying this since noon...
No matter how long the news program is...
You've been doing it for 6 hours...
It's not like that...
For example...
When you make 30 news programs...
How do you arrange them?
That's the story...
I see...
And...
Well, in this arrangement...
Are they all different?
I don't know what to say...
It's not like that...
But for me...
It's quite...
I have confidence in my arguments...
Really?
It's quite different from what I do in the morning...
Why did you run out of water at the end of the motion?
Before I left the house, I saw this and thought, "Oh, this is what's going to happen today, so I have to be careful."
You have to be careful.
Yes, and I bought some water before I left the house.
- Water, right? - Yes.
- Ah... - She's a clumsy hard worker.
- She's so clumsy... - Her face is messed up, too.
- To be honest... - Yes?
I don't know what to do.
- That's right. - She's a clumsy hard worker.
- That's right.
By the way, this is the order in which the teacher thinks.
First, he brings a story that grabs you by the hair.
Then, he brings necessary news for your daily life.
- Recently, I have to gain viewer ratings. - I see.
So, I put news that I can get as many viewers as possible.
Then, I put news that I have to do.
And then, if possible, I say, "Please watch it until the end."
Then, I say, "Please watch it until the end."
And then, I say, "Please watch it until the end."
It's a pattern like that.
Now, let's have Mr. Shingo explain one of the important issues that will make the news world busy in the future.
It's "group self-defense law."
"Group self-defense law" and "individual self- defense law" are two pairs of words.
Imagine that you are walking in the city with your friends.
A bad guy walks up to you and attacks you with a knife.
What would you do if you were attacked with a knife?
You can't run away, but you have a bat in your hand.
What would you do?
Would it be a crime?
No.
Why?
It's "group self-defense law."
Yes, it is.
It's the same in other countries.
Let's say you are invaded by a foreign country and you fight back.
This is called "individual self-defense law" and it's the same as "group self-defense law."
Even in Japan, we have "group self-defense law."
When a foreign country attacks us, we have a right to fight back.
This is what the government thought up until now.
Now you are walking with your friends.
A bad guy attacks you with a knife.
You have a bat in your hand.
What would you do?
You can't run away, but you have a bat in your hand.
Would it be a crime?
No.
Why?
Because you saved me.
Because you saved your friends.
No, it wouldn't be a crime.
It's written in the law and it's against the rule of law.
It's not a crime to fight back against someone who is not in close proximity with you.
"Group self-defense law" put this situation in our country.
For example, when an American military ship, which is an ally of the United States, is attacked by a foreign country,
Japan says it will fight back.
The question here is whether fighting back is allowed or not.
Mr. Yushitaka, what do you think?
I don't know.
Wait a minute.
I don't know.
I'm not interested in it.
Please think about it.
We're in trouble, so we have to fight back.
Of course we do.
In fact, there is something called the United Nations Constitution, and it says that it is an international rule.
This is the same as the St. Boy.
In Japan's case, martial law is abandoned in the Constitutional Court of Justice.
It says in the Constitutional Court of Justice that Japan no longer has the right to wage war.
According to international law, Japan has collective self-defense rights, but since Japan has a Constitution, it cannot be used.
Individually, you can fight back when you are attacked, but you cannot fight back when an ally is attacked.
This has been the government's view and the country's way of thinking so far.
The issue of collective self-defense rights is that we should make it usable.
That's why you're against it.
There are two types of opposition and opposition.
In the case of opposition, this is the biggest opinion.
If Japan is attacked in reverse, the United States will fight back in Japan's place.
If Japan does not fight back when the United States is attacked, it will lose its friends.
We can't save an ally country at this rate. We'll lose our friends.
So let's make sure we have this.
On the other hand, the opposite opinion is like this.
No, but it doesn't say that Japanese laws can do that.
First of all, this is contrary to what is written in Article 9 of the Constitution, so as long as the Constitution is not changed, Japan cannot have it.
And this collective self-defense law. The current Abe administration says that it can be enforced as it is under the current Constitution, but those who oppose say that it cannot be enforced under the current Constitution.
This means that as things stand, there is a very high possibility that the Constitution will change.
If the Constitution changes, will we vote too?
If the Constitution changes, we will vote.
The law will change, and people over the age of 18 will be able to vote when the Constitution is reformed.
Normal elections can only be held from the age of 20, but people over the age of 18 can vote for or against the Constitution even if they cannot vote normally.
Everyone has to go to vote.
That's right.
You made me do it!
We are now on the roof of the building
Are we allowed to do this?
I don't think we can do it today
That's true
This mission is to climb higher and higher
The three of them will try rock climbing
This time, they will climb the three-step wall of Shirahama
The height is about 15 meters
For the three beginners, it's a little difficult to climb the high wall
That's right, it's really impossible
Even if you aim for the high wall, you can't climb the rock wall
That's true
The three of them first came to the boltering gym, the hallway
Before trying a dangerous rock wall, they will practice the basics in the gym
And they will be taught by Ogaki-san, who has been climbing for 40 years
I've done rock climbing before
You have, haven't you?
I've done it once
Just climbing a little bit will make you feel like you're really high up
Really?
Let's practice how to climb
Starting with Nagisa, who says it's easy
Can you stand only with your right foot?
I did it!
Okay, okay
If you don't stand enough with your feet, you won't have enough strength in your hands
That's good
So if you put your feet properly, it's easier for you to climb because you don't have much strength in your hands
Next, Shuu, who said it's easy
Put your left foot out and put your right foot in
Like this?
How is it?
And Kanakichi, who is an experienced climber
I feel like a rock climber
But I'm more scared now
You're used to it
I did it!
As expected of Shuu
Next, they will be taught how to climb, so they will aim for the top with a beginner's route
That's amazing!
So fast!
This is scary!
The first one is Nagisa
But I think I can climb
Yes, you can
Do you feel like you're pretty high up?
It's really high!
Don't say it! Don't say it!
After that, the teacher will teach them how to climb
I did it!
They've reached the top!
So cool!
One, two...
I'm scared!
Teacher, was it amazing?
You did it in one go!
After that, Kanakichi also...
Where is it? Where is it?
Where is it?
Even though she struggled with her accent, she somehow cleared it!
Nagisa and Kanakichi who managed to reach the top have passed
There's only one week left
Wait, I can't do it!
Isn't it too fast?
I can't do it!
It's good! It's good!
Where's the next one?
It's the next one! Green! Green!
Again! Again!
Stop it!
I want to get off! Help me!
You want to get off already?
Right foot! Right foot!
Banana! Banana!
I'm scared!
Are you scared?
Don't I have any stamina?
Since you don't have any weight on your feet, your hands...
My hands! My hands are shaking!
My hands are painful!
Painful?
My hands are at their limit!
I know!
However, at this rate, they won't be able to reach the top, so they'll try again!
As it is! As it is!
Here! Here!
Amazing! Amazing!
You can do it!
This side is better than this side!
Here! Here! Here!
You did it! You did it!
It's hot! I'm scared!
You did it! You did it!
I'm scared! I'm scared!
I don't like it anymore! I don't like it anymore!
I don't want to do it at all!
It's too high! It's too high!
It's absolutely impossible!
In order to challenge the cliff, they have to climb three cliffs of Shirahama.
However...
Sensei!
It's raining heavily due to typhoon!
Typhoon is approaching!
It's raining a little, isn't it?
It's raining heavily due to typhoon!
This person will climb it.
It's absolutely impossible!
Let's just go and see it!
That's right!
We have to risk our lives!
I think it's absolutely impossible!
Then...
That rock...
What?
That...
What?
When you were practicing...
It's totally different!
Did practicing have any meaning?
Moreover...
Sensei!
Look at the waves in the back!
Is it heavy rain?
Is it a little rough today?
No, it's not "a little"!
It's probably because your glasses are wet from the rain!
However...
Since they have come all the way to Shirahama,
they continue on the beast's path...
and reach the cliff.
Wow!
That's crazy!
So, without reaching the cliff with a typhoon, the filming of this day was canceled.
The challenge is to bring it to reality.
I can't do it!
Because of the rain, one of the cameras broke.
Yes, the bigger camera.
That's not good. It costs a lot of money.
That's true.
Who decided to go?
Well...
Only garlic.
What?
Only garlic.
The teacher said we could do it.
Everyone, let's go to a wood festival.
This week, we will announce the winner of "Not good at all" and "stupid kids"
This is the punishment game.
The punishment game is skydiving.
I will announce the winner of "not good at all" and "stupid kids" this week.
Rikanyan!
Yes!
She was popular in the early days.
She is popular.
She is amazing.
I will announce the winner of "not good at all" and "stupid kids" this week.
Kanakichi!
When we were lining up in front of the panel,
we shouldn't have bothered Ms. Simbo so much.
She was in a hurry.
Who is the winner of "not good at all" and "stupid kids" this week?
The winner is...
This is skydiving.
Oh, no.
Don't announce it next week.
What will you do in skydiving, Nagisa?
I want to do it.
You want to do it?
After the commercial, Kanakichi is very happy.
Thank you very much.
Mr. Shingo is a person who judges even famous politicians and commentators.
You shouldn't judge like that.
I've been sweating all over since then.
I thought so, too.
So be careful.
Please.
Question.
What does "severe injury" mean?
Severe injury to life is not related to life.
Next question.
When Japan's ally is attacked, what does Japan say about the right to counterattack the enemy?
Last question.
How do you use "man" and "man" in the news you learned this time?
What did I say?
"Man" is a very awkward way of saying it and "man" has a beautiful feeling.
Out of three questions, none of them are correct.
Who said it?
I'm scared.
Who said it?
Really?
It's not an awkward way of saying it.
Fu-chan.
Fu-chan's way of saying it is amazing.
I remember it well.
I understand.
It's not an awkward way of saying it.
Certainly.
I'm sorry for Mr. Shingo, too.
Why don't you give him a wacky pad?
That's right.
A big one.
Why don't you give him a big one?