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Tonight, we invite you to a miraculous view.
Is it like heaven?
This view is a hot topic now.
And now is the chance!
This view can be seen in Japan, too!
Amazing!
Moreover, this view can only be seen once in a century!
This view is out of this world!
I'm so moved by this view!
I'm so glad I'm alive!
Junichi!
Rei!
Thank you for coming!
Today's special coach is the vice captain of the National Institute of Science and Technology,
Professor Junichi Watanabe!
He conducts research at the National Institute of Science and Technology,
which uses the world's most advanced observation facilities,
and is active in various media,
such as his books on natural phenomena and so on.
This time, we will learn why this miraculous view was created!
Girls like beautiful views, don't they?
Yes, we do!
Rika, do you really like it?
I really like it!
You like alcohol better, don't you?
No, I really like it!
It's true!
Let's look at the first miraculous view.
The infinite world reflected in the sky.
Enco in the middle of the sky.
Sensei, what is this?
In South America and Bolivia, there is a high place called 3700m.
3700m?
It's as high as Mt. Fuji.
It's quite high, isn't it?
It's called Enco in such a place.
In fact, this white thing is salt.
It's not ice.
It's not ice. It's salt.
It used to be the bottom of the sea.
It has been rising for a long time and now it's on the mountain.
The salt contained in the sea came out like this.
It's like this when it doesn't rain.
But this is not the view.
There is this white salt land.
The ground is dry, but it rains.
When it rains and water accumulates, it becomes like this.
It's amazing, isn't it?
It's like you're looking at the sky, right?
Rika-nyan, you've got a good point.
Is the bottom real?
When you look at it like this, it looks normal, but it's actually the other way around.
This photo looks like the water surface is like a mirror.
When you flip it over...
Look! This is the actual photo!
Wow!
It looks like we are walking on clouds!
It really looks like we are walking in the sky!
I want to go to a place like that!
How does it look like like this?
There was no river for the lake to flow,
so the difference in height is only about 50cm.
The difference in height on one side?
Yes, and when it rains,
water accumulates thinly on one side like this.
Then, it looks like a mirror in the sky.
The screen doesn't stand up.
Wow!
It looks like a mirror in the sky.
You can see this kind of scenery from November to April.
It's just the right season for it.
Can you walk under it?
Yes, you can walk under it because it's very thin.
It dries in a few days.
It's hard to see this kind of scenery
if it doesn't rain at the right timing.
The scenery in the daytime is good,
but it's amazing in the evening, too.
Let's take a look!
Wow!
This is beautiful, isn't it?
Not at all!
As the area is large,
most of them are facing the other side of the horizon.
This kind of scenery is rare.
And there is more!
Night scenery!
Let's take a look at the night scenery!
Here it is!
Wow!
Where is it?
The stars are falling!
I see!
The starry sky!
That's right!
Can you see the stars?
This is the horizon.
Wow!
The upper part is the real starry sky,
and the lower part is the real starry sky.
When you stand like this and look up at the sky,
you can see the stars in the sky.
In other words, the starry sky is 360 degrees.
Wow!
It's amazing!
It's like a star in the sky.
It's like a dolphin in space.
Actually, a lot of stars are reflected in this sky.
The altitude of this sky is very high, 3,600 meters and 3,700 meters.
So, the atmosphere is thin.
The starlight passes through the sky and the sky is full of stars.
I want to go there once in my life.
How long does it take you to get there from Japan?
Since it's South America, it takes about 30 hours.
It's worth going even if it's only 30 hours, isn't it?
It was a wonderful scenery.
Now, let's move on to the next miraculous scenery.
This is "the red earth" "the wave" drawn by the meteor shower.
"the wave" "the wave"
This is located in the western part of South America, Utah and Arizona.
It is said that it took 1.9 million years for this scenery to be created.
Let's take a look at "the wave" which took 1.9 million years for this scenery to be created.
"the wave" "the wave"
Mr. Yoshitaka, look at this!
"the wave" "the wave"
Amazing!
Even if it's like this, it's solidified.
It's solidified.
This is not only a picture, but also a video.
Let's watch it.
"the wave" "the wave"
The red pattern on the surface is the solidified sand.
This sand is 1.9 million years ago,
around Jurassic era, when dinosaurs were still living.
The rocks and winds made of such sand
were eroded during 1.9 million years due to wind and water.
The red color is actually iron.
If you include a lot of iron, oxygen will stick to it and it will turn red.
It's so beautiful.
How can we make it?
Well, we have to protect it.
There are 20 people limited to one day.
It's not many, isn't it?
We draw lots at 9 o'clock.
There are 10 people in the online lottery.
It's about 100 times.
It's 100 times every day, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
10 people out of 20 people are in the online lottery.
What about the remaining 10 people?
The remaining 10 people...
What's with that "kone" (bone)?
No, you go to the site, stay there, and just draw a lottery.
So if you stand like this for too long, this police station will collapse, so 20 people.
Yes.
Now, here's the question.
What is being done to protect this scenery?
What are you doing to protect the police station?
Saipi!
I'm wrapping it on the surface.
What are you doing?
That's amazing!
Are you doing it for the police station?
I wonder if it's a little tiring to do all of this.
Yes, Rikanya!
Like an electromagnetic wave, so that birds don't come, we're generating that kind of electromagnetic wave.
I see, I see.
So that it doesn't get close.
Yes, so that animals don't come.
I see.
Ripopo!
It's like a little garden, like a broom, and you sweep it like this.
Like a crescent water.
It takes a lot of time, really.
What do you think, Yoshitaka-san?
It's like you're always doing this with the soil you used in the baseball club.
With this kind of thing.
A big green thing.
And then you wrap it like this.
You're taking it off, right?
Now, let's see the correct answer.
The correct answer is this.
It's not on the map.
This is also kind of romantic and fashionable.
Is it because it's not on the map?
I see.
In fact, maps with accurate maps are not made to limit people's entry.
So, 20 people are finally given a map for the first time.
But even those people can't go there without having a map or a magnet.
They can't go there.
So, if you can't go there on your own, you have to hire a guide.
I see.
It's not like there's a sign or anything like that.
That's right.
Let's move on to the next miraculous scenery.
Here it is!
The world's most beautiful scenery with the brightest sunshine, Tekapoko.
- Tekapoko. - Tekapoko.
- I've never heard of it. - You've heard of it, haven't you?
- How about you, Shu? - I've been there.
- What? - What?
- Shu, have you been to Tekapoko? - Tekapoko, right?
- It's the smallest church in New Zealand, isn't it? - Yes, it is.
- It's on the south island, isn't it? - Yes, I went there when I was in New Zealand.
- Why did you go there? - I went there for a family trip.
- You went there for a family trip? - Yes, I went there for a family trip.
- Tekapoko. - Tekapoko.
- Who said you went to Tekapoko this summer? - No, I didn't.
- An old woman lived in New Zealand. - What?
- She also lived in New Zealand, and when I went there, she said that this place was really nice.
- I also went there for a wedding ceremony. - Have you seen a wedding ceremony like this?
- I haven't seen it, but I've been to churches, too. - This is a church, isn't it?
- This is it. - What?
- It's big. - It's amazing.
- What about the lake color? - Was it this color?
- It was blue. - It's blue and beautiful.
- It's very beautiful. - Why is it blue?
- It's blue because of the minerals in the surrounding rocks. - Is it actually blue like this?
- It's blue. - Wow.
- I want to go. - I want to go to Tekapoko.
- I like it a little.
- It feels good when you say it. - What's even more attractive is the night view.
- Here it is. - Wow.
- It's amazing. - I want to go there.
- What about you, Mihika and Shuu? - I went there for lunch.
- I want to go there, too. - I haven't seen it.
- I'm disappointed. - I want to go there, too.
- Usually, you can't see stars in the city. - Yes.
Even in Japan, even if you can see stars,
you can only count from 3,000 to 4,000 stars.
- Yes. - Here, you can count up to 10,000 stars.
- 10,000 stars? - 10,000 stars?
- Is this the church you mentioned? - Yes, it is.
- It's huge. - I can't believe it.
There is the most beautiful starry sky in the world.
There is an exercise to make starry sky a world heritage site.
- Starry sky as a world heritage site? - Yes.
People around Tekapo also try to protect the starry sky
by using outdoor lights.
- They try not to look up. - I see.
- They use special electricity. - I see.
- They put in a lot of effort. - I see.
If you take your girlfriend away, will you bring her back?
No, it's too risky.
What will you do if you can't bring her back?
What will you do if you are rejected by Tekapo?
I see.
Let's move on to the next miraculous scenery.
A mysterious cave under a mine.
- Crystal cave. - Cave.
- It looks amazing. - Yes.
First of all, what is this?
- This is a crystal called "serenite". - "Serenite".
- It's a very beautiful and soft crystal. - It's beautiful.
- Can I touch it? - Yes.
- It's beautiful. - It's beautiful and soft.
- It's amazing. - It's beautiful.
It looks like a crystal, but it's softer than a crystal.
- Actually, it's made of plaster. - I see.
- It's soft. - Plaster.
- Is it light or heavy? - It's a little heavy.
- It's a little heavy.
This is the place where "serenite" sleeps.
"serenite" sleeps too much.
He is like "moromizato" in "shinkigeki".
It's true.
Usually, his chin is drooping.
His size is perfect.
serenite
"serenite" is "moromizato" and "serenite" is "serenite".
Where is this?
This is Mexico's "naica mine".
It is 300 meters underground.
Originally, it was developed as a mine.
When underground water was drained, a cave like this appeared and was discovered.
The cave itself is 27 meters wide and 9 meters long.
It's not that big of a cave.
But you can experience the world's largest crystal.
It's amazing.
But it's hard for this person.
It's 50 to 60 degrees inside.
It's hot.
And there is more than 90% humidity.
It's like you're in a great sauna.
You only need about 10 minutes.
Can you do this with such humidity?
That's right.
Can you take it and bring it to the ground at 50 degrees?
If it's crystal, it's okay.
How many years does it take?
That's right.
From 500,000 years to 600,000 years.
That's amazing.
Are you from Monomizato?
Monomizato is 50 years old.
Monomizato was created in 1932.
It's about 10 years old.
From now on, we will reveal the secrets of the world's crystal with a quiz system.
The first question is...
"Flygeyser", which is characterized by a long, shining rock.
Why is it called "crystal crystal"?
When a rainbow appears, it becomes 7 colors.
This rock? I see.
"Ribopo".
The material of the moss is very good.
The material of the moss?
It's like a good green.
Oh, I see. The color is 7.
If you pull this more and take a picture, it will be in the shape of an orb.
The shape of a bird's orb?
Indeed, the color is an orb.
If you take a picture with fire...
Yuko?
You can go inside.
Inside of this?
Inside of this garden...
Something is waiting for you.
Tell me about it!
What should I do?
If you go inside...
Does it mean that the view is wider?
What is it?
Nagisa, do you want to go?
It's a volcano.
If you pull it...
This is a volcano.
There is water around it, isn't there?
It's not fire, but water is coming out of it.
Water is coming out of this rock.
I see.
Here is the correct answer!
It's a hot spring!
Nagisa is correct!
Nagisa is correct, isn't it?
Awesome!
Sensei, this is a hot spring, isn't it?
Fly Geyser
"Geyser" is an English term for a hot spring that sometimes spills out.
This is a hot spring in Black Rock Desert in Nevada State, USA.
This is not a picture but a real picture, isn't it?
This is a picture.
Awesome!
"Geyser" is spilling out like this.
In fact, it is still growing now.
It is getting bigger and bigger.
In fact, it started growing in 1960s.
It is rare to see a picture like this up close.
You can't get close to it because it is at a safe place.
It is changing shape day by day.
It is getting bigger little by little.
At first, a company that was developing this land tried to use it for geothermal power generation.
They dug a hole and found a hot spring.
In fact, it looks big but it is about four meters in size.
At first, when it came out of the hole, there was nothing.
That's right.
Because it is in the middle of the desert.
When you go to a hot spring in Japan, you can often see solidified hot spring ingredients.
If you think of it as a big thing, it will grow bigger.
Solidified minerals and hot spring moss grow together and become colorful.
I see.
The person who dug it is amazing, isn't he?
That's right. He is the one who made this landscape.
Let's move on to the next question.
There is a mysterious phenomenon at the end of Hyoga's cave called Batna Yogdol.
What is going on at the end of the cave?
Can you guess it?
Does it look like a very difficult cut?
Hanagichi!
If it is here on earth, it is connected to this center part.
To each magma part?
To each magma part.
Sensei, you are laughing a little, aren't you?
I am very serious.
I am answering seriously.
Saipi!
When I took a picture with a flash, the inside was shining like a crystal.
I see. If you shine the light...
Rikanya!
I said Hyoga.
The fish got frozen inside.
But you can see it well.
I see. It looks like a frozen aquarium.
Ripoco!
Dinosaur is dead while laying down.
It became a fossil.
It is like an RPG.
Mr. Yusaka, would you like to answer it?
Four families are dead.
The entrance is blue.
No, it is not.
It is a private house.
People usually eat at a table.
Excuse me.
What is going on?
Here is the answer.
It is blue.
Blue?
You may not know the kanji part you heard.
Let's see the picture.
Here it is!
It is blue!
What does it mean?
It is actually blue like this.
Mr. Yusaka, why is it blue like this?
It is like Hyoga.
The ice is very hot.
When it is hot, the ice is heavy and compressed.
It becomes pure ice without air bubbles.
Then, only blue light can pass through.
Under the cave, only blue light can pass through.
It is very similar to the color of the sea.
It is pure ice.
When air bubbles are in it, it becomes white.
When water is tapped and bubbles are formed, it becomes white.
It is like that.
Only blue light can pass through under the sun.
That is why it is pure ice.
By the way, there is a natural phenomenon seen in Japan now.
Here it is!
Ice monster!
What phenomenon is it?
Foo-chan!
She only eats ice.
You love ice cream too much, don't you?
I love ice cream.
The mechanism is the same as Cookie Monster.
She only eats ice cream.
Yoshitaka-san, you were also called "monster", weren't you?
No, I wasn't. I was called "sex monster".
No, I wasn't called "ice monster". I'm not cold at all. I just take off my clothes.
It has nothing to do with it.
Agarin.
It's like a castle made of holes and snow.
I see. It's like a naturally formed castle.
It's romantic, but...
Shoui-kun?
It's not made by humans. It's a naturally formed Kamakura. It's huge.
Kamakura, right?
I see.
Around February, Nishimori-san, who wears a very short leather jacket...
Nishimori-san of "Monster Engine".
I asked him if I could use his thumbnail.
I can't walk.
I've come this far and I'm going to ride a bike, so I'm going to show you everything.
That phenomenon.
It's not a phenomenon like this.
Let's see the correct picture. Here it is!
It's amazing. It's a monster.
It's funny.
It's the first one in Pazdora.
Ice monster.
This is "zao" in Miyagi Prefecture and "hakkoda" in Aomori Prefecture and so on.
It's exactly this season, midwinter.
This is a special phenomenon in Japan.
Ice monster.
Actually, there is a tree in it.
A tree?
Well, it's pretty -5 degrees below zero.
When air hits the tree,
the moisture in the air freezes and grows more and more.
Even then, you can't tell it's a tree anymore.
It's called "tree ice".
It's like this all over the mountain.
Wow!
It's a monster!
Wow!
The whole village is cursed as bad guys.
It's an amazing scene.
It's amazing.
It's like everyone is stuck together.
I've seen it before, but it's really like that.
Is it really big?
Yes, it's 3 or 4 meters long.
It's a monster when you get close.
I see.
When you get close and push it, it breaks apart.
It's very fragile.
It's like snow piled up.
The professor has explained various phenomena of landscapes so far,
but in fact, his specialty is astronomy.
In commemoration of his work as a researcher, he became the name of an elementary school student, and received a thank you letter from NASA.
It's amazing!
The miracle landscape best 3 recommended by such a professor.
First of all, the third place.
You can only see it once in several years.
Now, what is it?
Fu-chan!
Sunrise!
Fu-chan is correct!
Was it 2009 in Japan?
That's right.
On July 22, 2009, we saw the sunrise for the first time in 46 years on Japanese land.
It's not that common.
So it was quite rare to see it in Japan.
Let's see how the sunrise happens.
Professor, what is it?
The moon revolves around the earth, and the earth and the moon revolve around the sun.
If the moon happens to pass right in front of the sun,
the moon may get close or far away from the earth,
and when it's close, the moon is bigger and hides the whole sun.
This is the sunrise.
In fact, just before and immediately after the sunrise,
the sun's light may shine from the moon's edge and cause a phenomenon called "diamond ring".
Let's take a look at the image of the diamond ring.
This was also taken in 2009 for the sunrise.
But it's only for a moment.
Yes, it's only for a moment.
This moment is beautiful.
When I see it in person, I'm moved to tears.
Is it pitch black while it's getting dark?
It's pitch black.
It's a little darker than evening.
You can see the stars during the solar eclipse.
By the sun.
When is the next solar eclipse?
March 20th, 2015.
Unfortunately, you can't see it in Japan.
From the northwestern Pacific Ocean to the Subarubaru Island.
You can see it in Shiba Island in North Pole County.
March 20th, 2015 at Subarubaru Island.
In Japan, it's September 2nd, 2035.
It's about 20 years later.
You should have told me earlier.
You're already dead.
I'm not dead.
I'm 37 years old.
You can see it from the northwestern Pacific Ocean to the northeastern Pacific Ocean.
Now, the top 3 miraculous scenery created by celestial bodies.
Next, the second place.
You can only see it once in several decades.
Big comet.
This is also a hot topic.
We've prepared a video of the comet once in several decades.
Please watch it.
This comet was discovered in 1997.
It's called "Hale-bob comet".
It's a comet discovered by two people, Alan Hale and Thomas Bobb.
Is it moving?
Yes, we filmed it in a movie.
It's just hidden in the mountains of Mt. Fuji.
Hale-bob comet.
What kind of phenomenon is a comet?
A comet is like a lump of ice flying in space.
When it gets close to the sun, it gets warmed up and melts.
Then, depending on the wind and the sun's light blowing from the sun,
it pulls its tail like this.
It's hard to find a comet whose tail can be seen with the naked eye.
It happens once in ten or more decades.
Does it mean that you can see bigger ones?
Yes, it's big.
How big is it?
I think its diameter is about 50 km.
It's very big!
Is it a very close version of a comet?
A comet is a phenomenon that happens at a distance of about 100 km.
But, since it's a comet, it's flying in space.
It's about 150 million km away from us.
Can you see it with the naked eye?
Yes, you can.
It's huge!
Were there two of them about ten years ago?
Yes, about ten years ago.
Even in Japan, there are some comets that can be seen with the naked eye.
Have you ever seen one like this?
Yes, I have.
An orange one.
Have you ever seen one like this?
No, right?
No, I haven't.
An orange comet.
It's like a UFO on your way home from school.
It's like there's light coming out of it and it's flying behind you.
It's like a plane cloud.
It was shining.
Now, let's look at a comet with a particularly large "o" like object.
Here it is!
Wow!
It's huge!
A synchronic band.
It's like this.
There's a comet like this that you can see through the top of it.
Which one is the main body?
This is the main body.
Wow!
Sand grains and ice grains that evaporated from here and were blown away can look like this.
Wow!
So, this synchronic band is a comet's element, isn't it?
That's right.
The sand grains that came out of here are being blown away by the sun's light.
And the sun's light reflects it.
When will we see this again in Japan?
Next is a pretty good comet.
As a clearly known comet, there is a comet that drops about one-third of its "o" in the western sky in the evening of summer vacation.
It's called Curry Comet.
Curry Comet.
I hope you look forward to it.
It's from 2061.
That's a long time ago!
2061!
About 47 years later?
It's dead.
Hama-i-san is dead, too.
Hama-i is dead, too.
Sensei is dead, too.
Stop it!
We are alive, but Sensei is dead, too.
Sensei and Sensei are alive, too!
The best three miraculous views created by celestial bodies!
Finally, the first place!
A comet that only occurs once a year!
This is amazing!
What is it?
Is this a real picture?
This is a real picture.
What does it mean?
Is it different from a shooting star, Sensei?
No, it's a shooting star.
Sometimes, shooting stars fall like rain.
That's why it's called "shooting star rain".
Shooting stars are grains of sand about 1mm in space.
They rush into the atmosphere of the earth at about 100 km/h and burn and shine.
In fact, those grains of sand sometimes form a flock and rush into the earth.
That's a shooting star rain.
And even in that rain, the density of the flock is high.
So, a shooting star rain occurs about 10,000 times per hour.
That's a shooting star rain.
I see.
Isn't there a video of this shooting star rain?
I want to see it!
This is a video of a meteor shower in 2001.
When it rains a lot, there is something bright inside.
Did you hear about the meteor shower?
Did you see it?
I saw it a lot.
It's a meteor shower every year.
You can only see about 100 of them in the sky for an hour.
In 2001, you could only see about 3,000 to 4,000 of them.
When can we see it?
It's hard to predict, but it will be a meteor shower in October.
You can only see about 6.5 of them every 13 years.
In October 2018, you may see a little more of them.
Still, you can only see a few hundred of them in an hour.
When it rains a lot like a meteor shower in Shizuoka, it will rain a lot in 2099.
It's hard to predict.
You can only see about 7,000 of them in an hour.
You can only see about 7,000 of them in this state.
When it rains a lot like a meteor shower in Shizuoka, it will rain a lot in 2099.
This mission is to use your daily observation skills and search for Osaka.
This mission is to search for people and things issued in the mission in Osaka city.
You will have to complete 10 missions within the time limit.
Last time, three people completed two missions.
There are eight left.
Can you complete them within the time limit?
And the next mission is...
I can do it!
Can you say all the members' names?
I can do it! Because I'm number one!
First of all, what did the three of them say?
I've seen you on TV.
Oh, you've seen me on TV!
For some reason, this man...
I don't know.
Can you say our names or nicknames?
I don't have anything to say.
Really?
Nin-chan
Ri-chan
Ma-chan
Marini
As expected, he doesn't know anything.
It was really fun!
Next, let's talk to this young woman.
"Ri-chan" and...
Haru-chan
Isn't it cool?
The reaction of 4th generation students is big, but we 1st generation students have been active here for many years.
And the next woman is...
I love you!
Can you say our names or nicknames?
"Kondo Rina-chan", "Kimashita Haruna-chan", "Kaoka Michihiro"...
You did it!
Did you bow to her?
No, I didn't.
I didn't bow at all.
And the last woman is...
"Kimashita Haruna-chan".
Is it me?
I'm so happy!
You're beautiful and you're so cute!
I'm so happy!
Don't you feel a little cocky?
Yes, I do.
No, you don't.
Clear!
And the next order, "face-revealing panel", is also clear!
Clear!
They took a break in a takoyaki shop.
Then, Haru...
It's 2.30 now.
I have another job with him.
I'll go home now.
No, you can't.
And the next two people are...
Who is it?
No one!
What?
How many did you do?
Four.
You didn't do half of them.
And I heard that the topic was very difficult.
Oh, really?
So, Yuripon and Airi touched the button and the creation resumed.
I'm so happy!
This is absolutely impossible, isn't it?
It's impossible!
It's absolutely impossible!
The elderly people and dogs...
So, they went to the underground black gate market where elderly people seemed to be.
Then, Yuripon said...
Yuripon, Yuripon...
Ah! Ah! Ah! Wait for me!
Yes!
This way!
Yes!
I'm looking for clothes with animal patterns in them.
That's right.
What is this?
Wow!
Thank you very much!
What's more, they found a bag and there are two left.
Wow!
Hello!
And then...
Hello!
Leave English to me!
I'm Yurin Oshiba.
Wow!
I'm a member of a Japanese idol group.
Ah, really?
Which group?
Nice to meet you!
One piece!
Let's go, let's go!
Let's go!
Animals!
Bats?
Kangaroos?
Emus.
Kangaroos.
It's Australia's national animal.
Kangaroos.
At last, they found two animals at once and completed five animal prints.
Next is...
Those who can do 30 jumps!
This order seems difficult, but...
30 jumps!
She's doing it!
She did it in one go!
She did it in slow motion!
The sixth order, those who can do 30 jumps, clear!
Those who have Ami-chan's bag.
She's got it! She's got it!
Ami-chan, do you have 10?
Ami-chan, do you have it?
1, 2, 3... 5!
So close!
There was one more.
Ah, 6!
Furthermore...
Gum! Gum! Gum!
Ah, gum!
Gum! Gum!
Gum!
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12...
Ami-chan's gum is in it.
She continues to search for it, but she can't find it at all.
This order is "pass".
It's thin.
It's getting dark and there's only a little time left until the time limit.
NMB is waiting for you with their mobile phones.
Those who don't have time go to NMB48 official shop where their fans are.
Excuse me, can you come here for a moment?
Can you show me your mobile phone you're waiting for?
It's Mill.
Mill! Mill!
Mill!
I know this girl!
She's cute!
As planned, this order is "pass" in one go.
However...
There's only a little time left until the time limit.
Time's up.
I'm lonely.
As a result, they couldn't complete the mission.
The penalty is "one-shot gag" with Osaka's theme.
We'll do "one-shot gag".
One, two...
Teleportation angle!
Forgive me!
It's loose! It's loose!
It's tight!
It's loose!
What is this?
You can't kick the camera from behind like this!
At the end you're like "Ah! There's no time! There's no time!"
"Ah! Ah! Ah!" like that.
It's a lie.
And with that, let's announce the winner of this week's "Not Good at All"
The punishment here is a harsh punishment game.
And with that, let's announce the winner of this week's "Not Good at All"
The winner of this week's "Not Good at All" is...
Nagi-san!
Congratulations!
Did you get the quiz right? We'll evaluate that.
Did I get it right?
Now, the winner of this week's "Not Good at All" is...
Melky!
Me? Really?
You've been saying that it's a plane cloud.
You said it's a plane cloud, but you're not convinced!
You're still trying to say it!
I'm still not convinced!
You said it's a plane cloud!
That's what you said!
I was singing!
You're still saying it!
You said it's a plane cloud!
Get out of my ass, manga! Everyone, look at me!
I was having fun!
You better give it back!
I have something to say to you, Murki.
You know, on Twitter, you were doing something like a gravure magazine.
I thought you'd like it, so I retweeted you.
Get out of my ass, manga! Everyone, look at me!
But you ignored me.
You wrote "Get out of my ass, manga! You're ignoring me!" and it cost me about 100 yen.
There's nothing embarrassing about it.
I ignored you.
You better give it back!
Please!
I'll give it back.
Please!
Here's the question.
What is this phenomenon seen in Japan?
Ice monster.
Here's the next question.
Next, how many years will we see a meteor shower in Japan?
2060.
Here's the last question.
Where is there a country with a "mirror in the sky" and "snow in the winter"?
New Zealand.
Three questions in a row!
The first one is correct, so you don't get to eat!
Thank goodness!
I made a mistake.
You made a mistake, didn't you?
Yes.
That's fine. I wrote it down.
You better give it back!