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20 million yen!
That's about 9.6 billion yen.
The world of shock that flies recently, that is art.
Today, in the fall of art, we will introduce the secrets of unknown genius painters and the truth of shock hidden in famous paintings.
In addition, we will also introduce multi- techniques in which paintings improve immediately.
Go!
Yes, please.
Thank you.
Today's special guest is Ono Hisako, a portrait painter.
She is a pioneer of Japanese portrait painting who is active all over the world.
Here is her work.
The picture on the right is a picture, and the picture on the left is a picture.
This is amazing.
Doesn't the upper part of the picture cover a little?
That's a little, yes.
Let's look at the next work.
Here it is.
Satcha is a former British citizen.
Does such a famous person's picture mean that you look at the other person's picture?
No, I always look at the other person's picture.
Do you meet Satcha in person?
Yes.
That's amazing.
Did you first meet each other on Twitter or something like that?
Are you a comedian and a fan?
Are you getting married, Takechi?
Is there anyone else, teacher?
And Gorbachev.
And Bush's father.
Bush's father.
What is this?
This is a picture we took together.
Were you in the same place when you saw this?
Yes.
It is said that it is a miracle that the three capitals meet at once.
You are in front of the three capitals.
Teacher.
That's amazing.
Teacher.
It's a base.
That's right, it's a base.
So it was a historical place.
At the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco,
it was called the State of the World Forum.
I didn't know anything about it.
At a conference to think about world peace,
the three capitals met.
At that time, I was called because I was an artist who was looking at people.
It's a commemorative photo of that time.
By the way, who is the famous person you wrote recently, teacher?
That's right. It's a little while ago, but it's Ichiro of Major Leaguer.
It's like a picture.
When I was in minor league, you may think that I usually draw where I have a bat, but I was impressed with his way of thinking, which is always looking ahead, and I wanted to show that.
Of course, you met Ichiro.
I couldn't meet Ichiro due to time constraints, but I knew where he was moving and his voice, so I drew it.
But when you draw a picture, your voice and personality are also important.
That's the most important thing, and you can only express a person's face and shape in one picture, right?
I usually draw pictures, so I know what you're talking about.
So when I'm asked to draw a picture of a celebrity's wedding, I can draw it quickly.
I know what's inside and I know human nature.
But when I'm asked to draw a picture of a celebrity's friend and give me a picture, it's hard for me to draw it.
I know what you're talking about.
I know what kind of expression you have, what kind of color you use, and how you draw it.
Your eroticism is long!
Sensei's eroticism is long, but your eroticism is not long, it's eroticism.
It's eroticism.
Sensei, you're drawing a lot of things.
But when you're asked to draw a picture of a celebrity, how much do you think it will cost?
How much do you think it will cost in Kanaguchi?
10 million yen?
But I have a high image of pictures.
It depends on the size of the picture.
There's a size 105 there.
If you're asked to draw a picture of a celebrity of this size, how much will it cost you?
10 million yen in Kanaguchi, right?
Nagisa?
Well...
I thought it would be a little smaller.
One hundred million...
It's not like that at all.
Shall we announce it?
If you're asked to draw a picture of a celebrity of this size...
20 million yen!
I'll buy a house.
20 million yen.
Kanaguchi is still going up.
If you're asked to draw a picture of a celebrity of this size, how much will it cost you?
20 million yen.
That's how great of a teacher you are.
Have you ever been greedy and concentrated and drew a picture seven times a week?
No.
This month is bad.
I'm also running out of time.
Don't go!
I'll ask you once, Mr. Nishidai.
This week, I'm going to finish up the welcome board for the wedding ceremony of "Tenderloin Mortals".
What will you give me for that?
I'd like you to pay me back twice as much as you gave me last time.
You're fighting with Sensei.
I'm sorry, but I'd like to ask you something.
Is there a portrait in this era of photography?
There are pictures that are so vivid and beautiful.
What do you think, Sensei?
Yes, it is necessary.
Is it necessary?
Yes, because there are things you can't do with photos.
What do you think is something you can't do with photos?
Portraits, for example.
Well, for example, if you have little hair, you can draw it a little more.
It will leak, right?
I see. What else, Agari?
It's similar to what Rio-chan said, but if you have a picture, you can make it taste like 3D.
I see. You can make it feel like 3D.
Let's take a closer look at what you can do with portraits and what you can't do with photos.
Portraits can be directed.
Sensei, what does this mean?
Compared to Sean Connery's pictures and photos, I think it's a little more important.
His strength and his aged personality can be directed and drawn.
It's more important than himself.
In detail, what direction did you draw?
Well, I was a little worried about my hair earlier.
I made the contrast stronger.
I made the lighting stronger.
This picture has soft lighting, so it's more gentle.
I wanted to show his strength in this picture.
The most important thing was his eyes, but I drew his shoulders and lines of his back so that he wouldn't draw them too much.
I drew it as if it were coming out of the air.
There are more things you can do with portraits.
You can draw past and future.
I think it's amazing that you can only do this with pictures.
You can also draw the future.
It's about what you want to be in the future.
You can listen to your own future and express your image.
You can't do this with photos.
Future?
You want to be yourself.
You want to be yourself ten years later.
What do you want to be ten years later?
I want to be in a bus stop with a lot of money and hold a woman on both sides.
You want to be behind a magazine?
That's what you want to be?
That's what I wanted to be.
It's a crisis of disbandment.
You can't do this with photos, but you can do it with portraits.
Overwhelming presence.
Photos are real, but they are too real to express more.
You can't make the lighting stronger or direct it.
But in the case of pictures, you can create what you draw and what you don't draw.
You can create what you see.
You can emphasize your presence more.
I see.
Now that we know the greatness of this picture, we'd like to get into the main story.
Here's the first theme.
Shock makers.
This is a shocking work that ordinary people like us can't understand.
Let's learn about it.
Here's the first work.
This is a painting, isn't it?
We can do it.
Even Siro can do it.
We can do it.
We can do it for sure.
We can do it.
What is this shocking work?
Let's take a look.
Look forward to it in 1944.
I don't think this is right.
You should pay for this.
I will pay for it.
Even if it's different colors.
Don't say it like it's a T-shirt.
What is this?
Sensei, what does this 44 million yen mean?
First of all, there is a problem with the size of the picture.
The picture is very large, isn't it?
The fact that the color surface is large means that the person standing in front of you
It's not about appreciating the picture, it's about experiencing it.
Do you understand?
He challenged and established a new way of expressing paintings.
Until then, there was a distance between the person looking at the picture and appreciating it.
This is a new way of breaking that distance.
There is also a religion in his painting concept.
He was inspired by the words of Christ.
For example, this is the road that leads to the Volgoda Hill.
It's a profound thing like that.
I think I can do it all by looking at this.
But why did you draw this picture? That's what's important.
Is that what the person is saying?
Is that what I'm saying?
Yes, of course.
Art critics who have heard it will understand it and explain it further.
I see.
This picture is 4.4 billion yen.
The red picture of Barnett Newman that was in Japan last year was sold for 103 billion yen.
What is a red picture?
It's called "Anna's Way" and it's like a blue board.
What?
This?
Thank you.
It's bigger.
Let's put this on the side board.
Where is the side board?
I think it was about six meters on either side.
If you're going to get 103 billion yen, I'll do it no matter how big it is.
I'll do it no matter what disaster it is.
I'll do it no matter what it is.
There is another work like this.
Here it is.
"Kongo" work. 2.9 million yen.
By the way, what do you think is shocking about this picture?
When I got angry, I wrote "Wow!"
It's like a blow of emotion, isn't it?
A chimpanzee wrote it.
That chimpanzee doesn't have any feelings.
He wrote it with the feelings he mentioned earlier.
How much is it?
Teacher, what is amazing about this?
Chimpanzee wrote "Kongo" and left about 100 works.
I think it's a cry of soul.
Really?
Chimpanzee is squeaking.
Humans are also animals.
Chimpanzee is releasing energy.
Chimpanzee took a brush and did something other than his daily life.
I think it's amazing.
I want to ask him about his feelings.
Chimpanzee doesn't say anything.
He doesn't have any feelings about this work.
I think it's worth mentioning it.
Your comment is worthless.
I think it's a great comment.
It's hard for me to say it because it's a comment from an amateur teacher.
I think it's great.
Can I go to a jacuzzi later?
Teacher, did you think "Wow!" when you first saw it?
I thought it was good.
The momentum is good.
It's hard for me to say it because it's a comment from an amateur teacher.
What do you think of this work?
Do you think it's a chimpanzee?
From now on, we will introduce the secrets hidden in famous paintings that you must have seen.
The first famous painting is this one.
I'm sure you've seen it before, haven't you?
Have you seen it before?
Here is the secret of this monk's cry.
In fact, this person is not shouting.
What?
He's not shouting.
Teacher, what does this mean?
Yes, about this monk's diary...
It's written like this.
I was walking on the sidewalk with two friends.
The sun was about to set.
Suddenly, the sky turned red.
And I heard a never-ending cry that pierced nature.
What does this mean, teacher?
In fact, this person is covering his ears with a scary and painful cry.
Oh, I see.
He's not shouting.
It's a very painful painting.
But when I hear the cry, I feel like I'm getting wet.
Oh, that's wonderful.
Oh, I see.
That's wonderful.
I felt it.
Inspiration.
Teacher, if you imitate it, you can't do it, can you?
Oh, I was wrong. I'm sorry.
I was wrong. I'm sorry.
Here is another secret.
There are many monks' cries.
I've only seen this one.
By the way, how many are there in reality?
It is said that more than five are drawn.
Four are collected by the museum.
One is bought by a Norwegian craftsman.
By the way, how much was one piece?
It was 9.6 billion yen.
You must drink it every night, don't you, Kotaro?
While watching it, you know?
Of course, I call for it every day. I call for it at home.
But, unfortunately, it's not displayed in my room.
Because I value the state of preservation, there are cases where it's in the warehouse.
It's very unfortunate.
You're the type of person who doesn't take out a figure from a box.
We can't get along.
Now, here is the next masterpiece.
Napoleon.
What is this?
I drew him during his expedition.
He has a purpose.
He's very funny and handsome.
His horse is cool and his pose is dynamic.
He has a sense of heroism, doesn't he?
I drew it to raise the morale of the soldiers and to show off my strength to each country.
Now, here is the question.
This picture depicts something different from reality in order to show off one's heroism.
Can you guess what it is?
You're fast, Ribbon.
Actually, it's not a cliff like this.
It's a road I was riding normally.
I see.
It looks like a pass.
Can you guess what it is, Rikayan?
I'm not raising my legs like this.
I was riding normally, but I have a sense of heroism.
A sense of heroism.
It's a horse's position.
Actually, I'm not riding a horse, either.
Napoleon is just walking.
She's got it.
Now, let's see the answer.
Napoleon wasn't riding a horse, but a donkey.
She's riding a very good-looking white horse.
Since it's over the Alps and it's a tough road, a horse...
A horse... No, it's not a horse, it's a...
Wait a minute.
No, it's not like that.
I'm embarrassed. I'm sorry.
A horse is dangerous, so I actually rode a donkey.
It was over the mountains, so it was a very plain outfit.
It wasn't like that, but I was dressed in winter clothes and I was climbing soberly.
That's what it means.
Napoleon was riding a donkey, not a horse.
Actually, the weather was good.
This is where the portrait is drawn in picture.
As I said earlier, it's a production.
Now you're curious about the actual situation, aren't you?
The actual work of Napoleon, who was riding a horse and climbing soberly, remains.
What? Really?
Here it is.
But it's cool.
I was caught.
It must have been hard for you to walk.
Napoleon looks a little sad, too.
It's too cold and I can't put my right hand in my pocket.
I can't put out both hands.
Actually, he was a little small and a little fat.
Oh, it's Napoleon himself.
Yes, it is.
But I think it's drawn a little more often.
Let's take a look at the next picture.
This is Claude Monet's "Water Lily".
This is a famous work, isn't it? I'm sure you've seen it before.
Now, here's the question.
The Japanese who saw this picture displayed in the Paris Museum discovered a shocking truth.
Now, what was it?
This is Monet's "Lipopo". It's fast.
It says "water lily", but "clouds" stands out more.
I see. You got the title wrong.
The title was "clouds", wasn't it?
I see. Kanagichi?
This grass doesn't grow from a place like this.
Jitsuwa.
Moka?
Well, there were a lot of leaves floating in the clouds.
Yes, yes.
In the clouds.
Yes, yes.
In the clouds?
Well, there were a lot of leaves floating in the clouds.
They were floating.
They were floating, weren't they?
Why?
Well, you know...
They were reflected in the water.
Yes.
So, it wasn't like that.
They were floating on real clouds.
I see.
They were floating on real clouds.
Yes, it was a world above the clouds.
That's right.
You got it wrong.
Let's see the correct answer.
Here's the correct answer.
The top and bottom were displayed in reverse.
What does it mean?
It's one of Munu's most famous works, "Suiden".
In fact, Munu's "Marumottan Bijutsukan" was displayed in reverse for a long time.
One of my acquaintances, Junichi Nishizawa,
who is a world-renowned semiconductor,
is not a painter.
When he first went to the museum,
he thought it might be the opposite.
Even when he visited the museum for the second time,
it was still the same.
So, Junichi Nishizawa was concerned about it.
He thought it might be displayed in reverse for a long time.
So, he went back to Japan.
That's when I noticed it.
Those are clouds reflected in water.
"Suiden" is floating in water.
This is the correct form of "Suiden".
So, it's "Mizube".
Yes, it's "Mizube".
Does "Moka" exist?
By the way, what does "Moka" mean?
It means "above the clouds in the sky".
Above the clouds in the sky...
There were leaves floating...
They were floating, weren't they?
No, they weren't.
So, I thought it might be "above the sky"
and flipped it over.
I didn't know it existed.
You don't know it unless you look closely.
It's the opposite.
You don't know it exists.
Is it true?
I wrote it down on my pension.
Let's move on.
Here is the theme.
It's written here.
The secrets of famous painters.
Let's see the secrets of famous painters.
Here is the first painter.
You know him, don't you?
Do you know him?
Konomi, do you know him?
I don't know who he is.
There are only 1,000 painters.
1,000 painters?
I don't know who he is, but there are only 1,000 painters.
I know who he is.
Picasso.
Picasso!
Mamoru Picasso is correct!
You knew it, didn't you?
I knew it from the beginning.
You're lying.
What kind of picture does Picasso have in mind?
He has a strange profile.
He has a unique profile.
For example, like this.
It's a one-step work.
Here is the first secret of Picasso.
Picasso was able to draw a proper picture.
Did you draw a proper picture of Picasso?
Yes.
I've been interested in painting since I was little.
However, he had a high mentality.
He was a theater person, so he was good at theater.
Even when he met a woman, he often said that his picture had changed a lot.
Would you like to see a proper picture of Picasso?
Let's take a look.
Here it is.
It's definitely better this way.
What kind of picture is this?
This is a picture Picasso painted when he was 14 years old.
It's not a picture of a 14-year-old.
It's amazing, isn't it?
Let's go to the next secret of Picasso.
Here it is.
Picasso was a very popular man.
Is an artist popular?
In reality, Picasso is in a lot of relationships with various women.
Picasso was influenced by various women and left many works.
To be popular with women, you need someone who can self-actualize and self-confirm.
This is often the case for artists.
As a proof of this, or as a reflection of it,
Picasso painted beautifully when dating, but after breaking up, he painted it very ugly.
It's the worst, isn't it?
First of all, here is a picture of a woman before she was painted ugly.
It's strange, but it has a good atmosphere.
Now, let's take a look at the ugly picture.
Here it is.
Did you paint the same person?
That's right.
This person's chin looks like a buttock.
It's quite different.
It's like an ugly representative.
However, artists and entertainers are popular.
That's why there is a very cute woman in Yamauchi.
She was dumped a week ago.
It's too early to make fun of it.
Were you shaken up while you were traveling in Singapore?
Yes, I was. I didn't have to say it.
I took a picture of the water coming out of a merlion's mouth and sent a message saying "goodbye" on LINE.
And then, I was shaken up while I was touring around Singapore's zoo called "night safari" in the middle of the night.
I was surprised.
It's just my manner.
Are you okay?
I'm okay.
Who is encouraging you?
Next, we will introduce you to the five famous secrets of sunflowers.
Do you know how many sunflowers were sold in your life?
Yes.
Nasumi?
Zero.
Zero? They didn't sell?
They didn't sell.
How many are there now?
Five.
Five?
Kanagichi?
There are three or two that fit in one hand.
Great, Kanagichi. I was going to say five, but you said three because you wore it.
Great, Kanagichi.
Both sides.
Let's go to the correct answer.
Here it is.
One.
Only one sunflower was sold, right?
It's a very famous picture with a high price, but it was all sold out.
Only one sunflower was sold before it went out of business.
It seems that geniuses are understood much later.
At that time, there were many cases like that.
Even if one picture was sold, it was used to block the hole in the farmer's wall.
So it wasn't at all when you were very rich?
It was a very hard life, relying on my friends.
Five months after this work was sold, I committed suicide.
He's a very strong-minded person.
That may be the case, but the next secret of Goho is this.
Goho was a stalker.
I felt sorry for him at the time, but he was a stalker.
When Kei stayed at Goho's house, Goho confessed his feelings for a long time to her, who had just become blind.
Surprised, she told Goho that she had no feelings for him and went home.
Goho, who couldn't give up, suddenly visited Kei's house.
Goho's family told Goho that Kei knew Goho had come and ran away.
Goho was told not to get involved with Kei again.
However, Goho visited Kei's house again the next day.
At that time, Goho took action.
He put his hand in the burning lamp and said to Kei, "As long as I can endure it, it's okay."
Kei, who became more and more popular and funny after being chased around, never met him again.
Scary!
How do you feel about being chased around with such passion?
I don't have money, but I'm also a stalker. Isn't it crazy?
Is there such a good way of saying it?
If you're an artist, you're an artist, aren't you?
That's right.
That's why you put your hand in the lamp in front of her and said, "As long as I can endure it, it's okay."
Watch me!
Next is this class of portrait painter Ono sensei.
How to get good at drawing easily!
Wow, this is amazing!
I'd like to demonstrate how Ono sensei, who has painted numerous portraits, has created his own.
Thank you!
This is the method!
Shall we start with number one?
Turn the subject upside down.
Turn it upside down and draw it.
If it's the correct form, it's what you're always looking at, so you have a preconception.
For example, if it's a glass cup, it's like this.
That's why I draw it.
In other words, I don't observe it well.
I see.
I don't observe the subject well, so when I actually draw it, my thoughts and my concepts get mixed up and the picture gets weird and messy.
I see.
Now, let's continue, Ono sensei.
Divide it into sixteen parts.
Yes.
If you divide it up and draw it, you can observe it by looking at parts of it, so you can draw parts of it that you don't have much information about.
That's why you can observe it more accurately.
And number three is to make highlights with an eraser.
If you use an eraser and make your eyes and lips look like they're shining, you'll get a three- dimensional effect.
Based on this technique, we'll actually have you draw a picture.
We'll have you draw a picture of Ripopo, Shu and Yamauchi.
These three have drawn portraits of certain people in advance.
Here is the model.
What is this strange reaction?
Neither of you did it.
You didn't say "no" or anything like that, did you?
When we were recording this TV show, I left it on my desk.
No one touched it.
Touch it!
What is this strange reaction? Say it!
No one said it.
Don't say "no" anymore.
Now, let's see the pictures the three of you drew in advance.
Seriously?
Was I that cold-hearted?
If you look closely...
If you look closely, I'm cold-hearted.
It looks like Yamauchi.
Neither of you drew it.
It looks like him!
Sayze, what do you think of this picture?
Well, it's an interesting picture, but...
First of all, his neck is not on his shoulder.
Hey, Ripopo, his neck is not on his shoulder!
You're not a good teacher, are you?
It's cute.
Also, where are his hands?
They're not on his chin?
I miscalculated a little.
In terms of size?
Yes.
Sayze, how much would you charge for this picture?
Well...
I don't think it's expensive.
It's interesting, but...
Now, let's see Shio's picture.
It looks like a neighbor of Y city.
What do you mean? It says "not enough lips".
I was drawing from outside, and I made a mistake this morning.
I couldn't put my lips in.
So, it's a little...
Next to my face...
Didn't you give her an eraser?
She drew it in one stroke.
Is that a technique?
Now, let's see Yamauchi's picture.
She's really good at it.
This is hard.
What's with this blowing out?
It's a habit. Can you lend me 20,000 yen?
You can't do anything with it.
Now, you three will practice the teacher's technique and draw a picture.
First of all, hold the starting point.
Here.
The outermost part.
Think of it like this shape.
Not a person, but a reverse triangle shape.
Hold the outermost part of it.
Now, the outermost part of the shoulder is here.
Hold it here.
You can connect it later.
I see.
It's easy to understand.
Then, the overall shape won't be distorted.
It's a work.
Yes, it's a work.
First...
First, you work.
If you hold the starting point as a work, you can draw a shape accurately.
Will the picture improve with the teacher's teaching?
Now, you three's picture is complete.
Shall we announce one by one?
Do you have confidence?
Yes, we do.
Let's see.
First of all, let's see Lipopo's picture.
Did Lipopo's picture improve?
Open!
Ta-dah!
Wow!
She has changed!
She has grown up!
Balance!
That's right!
Balance is easy to understand.
She is totally different now.
Sensei, how is your growth condition?
I have become a proper person.
That's right.
I have become quite realistic.
I was able to show the texture of my hair.
First of all, I am glad that my hand reached my chin.
Balance is good.
No matter what you do, you can't give up your beard.
Do I have such a thick beard?
You can see it.
I can see it.
Has Shu improved?
Wow!
Her touch is similar.
Her eyes are like...
Sensei, how is it?
Balance is much better now.
Especially, this part of my hand...
Sensei!
Well...
But...
What is it?
Sensei, could you show me your hand?
Sensei, your touch is different!
I have become much more realistic.
Your hand is very assertive.
Sensei, did you praise me for my hand?
Well, balance is...
Her head size, arm size and shoulder height are totally different from before.
Yes.
Yamauchi!
Yes!
When I drew the first picture, I didn't use eraser.
I was thinking about how to use eraser.
Yes.
Here it is!
You are drawing a poo.
What are you doing?
Well...
Maybe I didn't think it through.
No, you didn't think it through.
I wrote it thinking "Wow, will it be a big hit?"
I wrote it thinking "Will it be a big hit?"
I've never waited 15 minutes for that.
No, I wrote it once.
Mr. Yamauchi's work is...
It's been divided into 16 parts.
It's very neat.
As I said before, it might be good because it's three years old.
Yes!
Damn!
When I was writing "unko" just now, Mr. Yamauchi looked at me from behind and said "un... un... un..."
I can't say "unko" in one word anymore.
Don't say "unko" to pioneers of Japanese creation society!
But it's good.
By dividing it into 16 parts, it's well-balanced.
Yes, it is.
I think it's good that you wrote it upside down.
Yes, it's totally different.
When I wrote it upside down, I didn't know if it was good or not.
But when I wrote it upside down again, I was surprised that it was really good.
Yes, it's well-balanced.
Everyone in front of the TV, please try it!
Thank you very much for teaching us about the world of attractive masterpieces.
Thank you very much!
What are you waiting for? Fly!
This mission is "Search for treasures on Rapita Island after clearing the harbor".
This mission is about a deserted island in Wakayama Prefecture called "Rapita Island".
In Meiji Period, it was built to prevent foreign ships from entering Osaka Bay.
Until World War II, it was prohibited for ordinary people to enter the island.
Rapita Island was not even on the map.
Here are the rules for searching for treasures.
There are 20 treasures hidden on the island, and you can go anywhere in the island.
There is a hint card showing where the treasures are located, and you can use it up to two times.
Here is the current number of treasures obtained.
Can Team Haru & Murokana turn things around?
The team with the most treasures can eat "Tai Shabu Hot Pot", a specialty of the Kadachi area of Wakayama Prefecture, as a reward.
After lunch, they search for treasures and meet up again.
Give me a hint!
Team Haru & Murokana is being cornered.
For now, let's use the first hint card here.
It's heavy.
Here is the hint here.
Isn't it by the sea?
For now, should we go here?
- The telegraph stand? - Yeah.
I can see it.
It said "above the pillar", but...
- Is there a pillar? - Isn't it here?
- Isn't it? - It's here!
- It's here!
- What? Here? - The tree hasn't come out from above.
- It's true. - We have to go down one step.
- The tree is cut off. - No, no, no.
- It's similar to the picture in the hint card. - It's very similar.
But there is no tree to fall down from above, so the hidden place is not here.
Depending on the hint card's scenery, they look for other observatories.
- Then... - What? Here?
- What? Here? But it's an observatory. - They found a small observatory.
Is it really here?
- It's here. - Isn't it?
- Yes. - Yes, it's a small observatory.
- Then... - Oh, I found it!
So, Haru, Murokana's team got the third treasure.
- The third one. - Yes!
On the other hand, Rika-nyan and Aika's team...
- I'll use a hint. - The second one.
The penalty for the second hint card is...
a beach sandal that's hard to walk on and has low mobility.
Are you serious?
Here's the hint.
KUBI-NAGA-RYU
"KUBI-NAGA-RYU".
- Does "ryu" mean "snake" in Japanese? - Yes.
Is it near a snake pond?
Considering "kubi-naga-ryu" as "snake",
the two are heading for a potato pond.
However, the correct answer is Kosukematsu Beach.
Looking at the map like "kubi-naga-ryu",
the treasure is placed near a rock near Kosukematsu Beach...
which is located at the entrance of Kosukematsu Beach.
I can't find it.
They're looking for it, but they can't find it.
While they're walking aimlessly,
they find a hidden place on Kosukematsu Beach.
- What's that? - That?
HATA-ZU-MU
"FU-FU".
With just their intuition, they reach a rock near Kosukematsu Beach.
Then...
- I found it! - No way!
- You found it! - No way!
There's an order in the treasure chest.
If you follow the order, you can get the treasure.
- To the next treasure chest. - What do you mean?
The orders here are to go to the next treasure chest and transform into Hamashou,
a rock singer who was famous in the 1980s.
So...
What is this?
I'm scared.
Anyway, they've transformed into Hamashou, so they get the treasure.
I'm scared.
They only have a little time left.
Haru and Murokana will use the second hint.
Here is the hint.
What is this? I've never seen this kind of tree alive.
- Really? - I think it's definitely here.
Oh, I see. But it's a snake.
I think a potato tree is better.
- What is this? - Snakes live here.
So they head for the potato tree.
- This is it! - This is it.
- This is... - We saw it earlier. We played with it.
They look for a shrine near the potato tree, but...
It's not here.
"Kawaya" is a separate name for "toilet" used since the Nara period.
So the place where the treasure is hidden is next to the "toilet" near the potato tree.
- I'm sure it's not here. - They don't know that yet.
Haru and Murokana continue to look for the area around the potato tree.
It might be here.
- I think it's here. - I think it's here.
Using the elimination method, they finally find the hidden "toilet".
- I think it's here. - I think it's here.
I found it!
All right!
I found it!
- All right! - All right!
Is it the fourth one?
After that, they look for the treasure until the time limit and that's it.
All right!
They move to a shop where they'll eat Thai food.
And the results will be announced.
- One, two... - Two teams will show their treasures one by one.
- Three... - Three...
- Four... - Four...
- Five... - Five...
- Six... - Six...
- One... - One...
- Yes! - Yes!
- All right! - All right!
Team Aika won!
Wait, why did you do it the other way around?
- So, Rika and Aika will get a large shabu-shabu hotpot as a reward. - Thank you!
It's like meat.
The texture is...
I want to eat it.
3 kg.
I can't stop eating it, Leo.
I'm getting hungry.
- It was delicious, Rika. - It was delicious.
- It was the best. - It was delicious.
- There was sashimi, too. - There was sashimi, too?
- Yes. - I see.
Now, we will announce this week's winner, Kashiko, who wasn't good at all.
She will get a large shabu-shabu hotpot as a reward or play a penalty game, skydiving.
So, this week's winner is...
- Shu! - Yes!
- You guessed correctly and improved your drawing skills. - Thank you.
- It was very good. - Thank you.
- And this week's winner is... - Yes.
- Moka! - Yes!
I couldn't tell how many times you said "siren" just now.
Please give her three points.
After the commercial, Moka will give us a new answer!
I didn't know anything about water lilies.
And what is "moka"?
The name is "moka".
"Momoka" and "moka", right?
Yes, and I took one more "moka" and changed it to "moka".
I got it, I got it.
So, only water lilies are left.
That's right.
Yes, please!
Here is the question.
What is the person depicted in "Munk's Scream" doing?
Well, I'm listening to a voice I don't want to hear.
Here is the next question.
Who is this person?
Bach?
Bach!
Here is the last question.
Please give me three techniques for drawing well.
Well, making 16 marshmallows,
and using an eraser to add some light,
and drawing upside down.
Drawing upside down the top and bottom.
Here is the last question.
Ouch!
Suddenly, Bach came up.
Wasn't it Bach?
No, it's Napoleon.
That's right.