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A virus that threatens humanity.
Why does it come to Japan and become popular?
The reason and prevention methods are also widely publicized.
Four or five thousand million yen.
It's like a ringlender.
The question about the virus you want to know is also solved.
And what is the strongest and worst virus?
It approaches the identity of the virus that threatens humanity.
Yes, sir.
One, two, three, four.
This special lecturer is Professor Takashi Kakashi of Kitasato University.
He is also an expert in the field of infection research.
He is a specialist in viruses.
It's like a ringlender.
Is it like a ringlender?
It's like a ringlender.
It's a virus, but are you interested in it?
I'm very interested in it.
Are you sure?
Do you know it?
A woman who broke up because of thin hair has a ringlender.
That's Bruce Willis, isn't it?
What is it?
What is the difference between a virus and a human cell?
A virus is an air.
If you breathe it in, you get infected.
Recently, it's on your hands.
You get infected directly.
What is it?
It's completely different.
The big difference is...
If you don't restrict it to human cells, you can't live.
It's in the air, isn't it?
When you sneeze, cough, or talk, you sneeze.
When you sneeze and get infected, it flows in the air.
It's not restricted in the air now, is it?
Of course not.
But it needs to be restricted.
When a virus enters a human nose or mouth and gets stuck in human cells for the first time,
a virus can make a copy of itself.
Does it mean it's in hibernation?
Yes.
It's floating in the air.
Yes.
Recently, you can only live with your own power.
For example, a virus is like renting a house.
If you don't rent a house, you can't make a copy of yourself.
But recently, you can only live with your own power.
It's not like renting a house. It's like a fish.
I think you can compare it like that.
By the way, which is more dangerous, viruses or bacteria?
When you say "dangerous",
bacteria have a special drug called "antibiotics".
But viruses can change their shape,
so there are fewer antiviral drugs.
So, if you ask me which is more dangerous,
viruses are more dangerous.
Is it in size?
Yes, it is.
What you see with your naked eye are ants and hair.
You can see it, can't you?
In terms of disease limit, there is "carbicircumvirus".
This virus is called "nanometer".
One billionth of a meter is very small.
Or in millimeters, it is one millionth of a nanometer.
So, this virus is so small that you can't see it at all
unless you use a special device called "electromagnet".
It's so small that you can't see it at all unless you use a special device called "electromagnet".
This virus is so good at receiving radio waves, isn't it?
It's not a radio wave.
It's like a bari-7.
Let's move on to the next topic.
Your body is dangerous. I want you to know about this vicious virus.
Now, I'd like to introduce a vicious virus that threatens humanity.
First of all, this virus, which is eternal enemy of humanity.
Influenza virus.
This is...
This year, many people are infected with influenza virus.
What is its fear?
Influenza virus.
This is dangerous. Let's take a look at it.
The speed of evolution is dangerous.
Yes, doctor. What does it mean?
Influenza virus is said to be a virus that evolves and mutates very quickly.
If you're infected with influenza virus several times, you can resist it.
But if the shape of the virus changes, you can't catch up with the immune system.
So you'll be told, "It happens many times, doesn't it?"
So this winter, you'll be told, "You got influenza virus last year, but you got influenza virus again this year, didn't you?"
So the shape of the virus changes every year, doesn't it?
That's right.
There is a prediction that it will be popular.
If there is a mutation, it will be like a new influenza virus.
Influenza virus has been at risk for the past 100 years.
History of people against influenza.
1918 Spanish flu was also influenza, right?
It seems that there were a lot of dead people.
40 million to 50 million people died of influenza.
The strongest in history.
At that time, the world population was said to be 1.8 billion people.
There are 600 million people infected alone.
So, one in three people in the world got this Spanish flu.
The worst.
Some people are dead.
Some people are definitely dead.
Why did it take so long and disappear this year?
The numbers are getting smaller and smaller.
At that time, the world situation was unstable.
Nutrition was not good.
In the era when there were no medicine like Tamiflu or special medicine like now,
In fact, we knew that it was an influenza virus later on.
But there was a strange disease that no one knew about.
We didn't know it was an influenza virus right away.
But it was a terrible situation where everyone was getting infected more and more.
But if you look at it like this, even in 2009, 18,000 people died.
That's right.
However, as humans gradually gain wisdom and realize that they are gradually influenza,
measures against influenza have gradually been made, and medical care has progressed since around this time,
so there are fewer deaths and human nutrition has improved.
I see. The environment has improved and human immunity has also increased.
What are the preventive measures against influenza, which causes countless suffering for human beings?
Well, one of them is hand washing and gargling.
Another one is temperature and humidity.
Influenza virus is a virus that likes low temperature and dryness of up to 10 degrees below and humidity of up to 40 percent below.
In order to prevent this, it is important to raise the temperature and humidity.
In terms of temperature, it is about 21 to 24 degrees.
If the humidity is more than 50 percent, the influenza virus in the air will have a survival rate of about 3 to 5 percent lower.
So, when using heating, be sure to use humidifiers to raise the temperature and increase the humidity.
I think this is very important.
Don't you have the opposite image?
The higher the humidity, the more likely the virus will spread.
In either case, the higher the humidity, the more likely it will spread, but recently,
recently, if you dry it, it will die gradually.
Which one do you choose?
Well, which one do you choose?
Do you choose the latest one, or do you choose the virus, or do you choose the virus?
That's right.
But isn't there something like that when influenza is popular?
That's right.
Everyone, do you take preventive measures during the influenza period?
We do.
What about that?
During a very important period of time, the first announcement I made when I joined "City Before Tate" was in the winter.
I was already close to getting it, and I also got an influenza shot properly, but I couldn't go out because of production costs.
That's terrible.
It was the worst.
I hate influenza.
Doctor, what about preventive measures?
Influenza vaccines sold in Japan are not to prevent infection.
They are vaccines to prevent infections from becoming severe.
So, even if you have a vaccine, you may get it.
However, even if you get it, it won't be so severe that you have to go to the hospital.
Do you take preventive measures?
Since we are medical professionals, if we get it, it will be transmitted to patients.
So, everyone in the hospital should take the influenza vaccine.
We are already obligated to take it.
If you take it, it's a little reassuring, isn't it?
Next is the virus that shook the world last year.
Let's take a look.
This is the ebola virus.
This is scary just by hearing the name and the picture.
I hate this picture.
Look at the picture. This is scary.
Last year, when immigrants from Africa suspected of ebola hemorrhage, it became natural for a while.
Doctor, what kind of virus is this?
As Mr. Maki said, most viruses have a round shape.
Influenza is like that.
This ebola virus has a string-like shape, so it's a very scary virus.
But it's not a recent virus.
The first one was in 1976, when immigrants from Africa suspected of ebola hemorrhage.
It happened in the villages of Sibir and Sudan.
The reason why it was originally called "ebola" is that...
...the first infected person was born near the Ebola River.
That's why it's called "ebola".
Why did it become such a big trend this time?
Until now, there was something like "food poisoning" in the countryside of Africa in the 1900s.
But this time, in West Africa, like Guinea and Liberia and Sierra Leone...
...even in Africa, it's a urban area.
And because it's an area where the population is very dense, it's easy for various things to spread.
But unfortunately, in Africa, like Japan, medical facilities and hospitals are not well equipped.
Even in urban areas of West Africa, treatment is delayed.
That's why there are nearly 7,000 deaths per year.
Let's take a look at "this is dangerous" of ebola virus.
Even if you die in a week after it occurs...
...it's inevitable, isn't it?
That's right.
Sudden high fever and headache...
...or vomiting or vomiting...
...it's a symptom for a cold.
But if you leave it as it is...
...in about a week or so...
...mucous membranes and skin bleeding occurs...
...and bleeding from the organs also occurs...
...and some people die.
Bleeding from the whole body?
Not all people bleed and die...
...and if you die in a week or so...
...it's inevitable, isn't it?
That's why it's called "ebola bleeding".
I see.
Actually, there is an animal...
...that is said to be the cause of ebola's epidemic.
Does anyone know about it?
Yes, I do.
Mocca.
Bat.
Yes.
The answer is this one.
Ongomori.
Mocca, you knew about it, didn't you?
Yes, I did. I heard about it on TV.
I see, you knew about it.
Professor Ko, is it in Japan?
Well, in Japan...
It's mainly in this red area.
It's a tropical area.
In Japan, it's in the Ryukyu Islands or the Ogasawara Islands.
It may be in relatively warmer areas.
Does that mean it has a virus?
Well, as far as I know,
I don't think there is an Ebola virus in Ongomori, which is in Japan.
I've seen a bat in my room.
A bat in your room?
What's with that attitude?
I've been living in the countryside,
and one day when I got home,
there was something hanging in my room.
I called my mom, but she didn't come home from work,
and I looked at it like this for about three hours.
In the end, my mom caught it and let it escape.
That's why I thought it was dangerous.
It's not just any bat.
This is a large bat, which feeds on fruits.
It's a fairly large bat,
so I don't know if you've seen it or not.
It was big.
It's dangerous!
It's really dangerous in a house like this.
Really?
But you've been watching it for three hours, so it's true, right?
I think you remember it well.
Why did it become popular in Africa, professor?
This is...
Perhaps...
I don't think there is such a custom in Japan,
but in Africa, there is a custom of eating large bats.
Large bats are edible bats.
Can we eat this?
They are eatable bats.
You sound like you're eating it yourself.
No, no.
Can you eat it?
I eat it myself.
Can you eat it, Maki-san?
Absolutely not.
Because, you know, the wings are thin, so even if you eat it, you won't get full.
Is that the problem?
Is it a problem of whether you're full or not?
You're infected as a meal, aren't you?
That's right.
This trip to West Africa may have been the first opportunity to eat this big worm.
And it is said that there was an Ebola virus in the big worm by chance.
What is the treatment?
There is no treatment.
What?
Yes.
It's too much.
You just have to do your best.
Yes, but since it's Africa and medical care is not progressing well, there are cases of dying in the hospital as it is in Africa.
Recently, however, if Ebola patients are transported to hospitals in developed countries such as the United States and Germany,
there are cases of being able to survive if treated in developed countries.
Even if you don't use a special drug.
So, in Africa, I think there are cases of hospitals not progressing as much as in Japan.
Is it possible for this to be popular in Japan?
I don't think it's likely.
If a Japanese person returns from West Africa and has a fever,
he or she will be examined at a prefecture-level airport, and hospitals will also be transported to specialized medical institutions as it is,
so I think it is very unlikely that Ebola patients will walk in the city as it is.
Next, we will learn about Deng virus.
Last year, in Yoyogi Park, Tokyo, a patient with Deng virus was discovered and the number of people infected with Deng became 160 and became a hot topic, right?
There was a time when Deng fever was rampant.
What?
This is really...
The worst!
Don't say "the worst".
I went to Tokyo and... Was it Shinjuku?
Shinjuku.
I went to Shinjuku and came back and the unknown fever had continued for a long time.
What?
I went to a park in Shinjuku that appeared in the news later in the night.
What?
The incubation period and symptoms were perfect.
I wanted to get tested in Osaka, but there were many hospitals that didn't have test kits.
What?
In the end, even with Deng fever, the treatment method is not that special, so please stay still.
What?
Maybe it was still Deng fever.
I don't know, but it was probably Deng fever.
What?
Maybe he was working while saying "Deng fever is bad", so he might have been killed.
Don't say such things!
Will you do it?
However, Deng fever itself is not dangerous at all.
It is written that it is less than 1% of blood.
Isn't it transmitted from person to person?
That's right.
There is always a "k" between people who have Deng fever and people who don't get infected with it.
So, as long as you don't get infected with it, it won't be transmitted from person to person.
That's true, but if you say it's 1% of blood, it's not that scary.
However, this is dangerous.
If you get infected with it twice, it's 40% of blood.
What?
The pain of hell.
What?
Breakbone fever.
What is this?
I'm glad you named me like this every day.
It's like a special move.
What?
Breakbone fever!
Yamamoto-kun, you're in trouble!
That's dangerous! How long is this period?
It's not a period...
You're getting impatient all of a sudden, aren't you?
Is it dangerous even if you have a sense of it?
The most dangerous thing is...
There are four types of dengue viruses.
One, two, three, four types.
For example, if you get infected with type 2 this time...
If you get infected with type 4 dengue virus next time...
You'll get worse.
What?!
Breakbone fever?!
Breakbone fever, start!
No, it's a start.
It's not a period.
It's not a period, is it?
What kind of symptom is breakbone fever?
It's like a tongue.
It's like a bone being broken.
It's going to be a terrible pain.
I'm scared!
If you get stabbed three times, it's like a carnival night parade.
No, it's going to develop...
It's a parade!
If you get stabbed three times, it's dangerous, right?
If you get stabbed twice or three times, it's dangerous.
If you get infected with a different type of dengue virus...
Your immune system will react and become more severe.
The mortality rate has gone up this much.
What's wrong with you?
I was zooming in slowly.
That's dangerous!
The last video.
The last video!
Whether it was dengue fever or not is not certain.
The cause of dengue fever is flies, isn't it?
In fact, it's a common fly that can be found anywhere.
Let's take a look.
Here it is.
A single-stranded fly.
You've seen this a lot, haven't you?
It came out!
It's a fly that flies normally at home, isn't it?
That's right.
As you can see here...
Mainly, the upper and lower parts of the esophagus were warm.
As you can see here...
Almost all over Japan, there is a single-stranded fly.
It's an image of a black fly.
It sneezed, so it's spinning now.
Disgusting!
Don't try to kill me!
It's not disgusting. I did it properly.
First of all, why did the infection occur in Japan?
There is one theory.
The mosquito that was in this tropical area happened to fly into the plane and came to Japan by plane.
There is a theory that mosquitoes entered from there.
Is that the most powerful theory?
That's right.
And last year, a lot of people from Southeast Asia came to Japan for events.
A lot of people from overseas came from Tokyo.
A lot of people from overseas with dengue virus came to Japan.
It is also said that a small island in Japan spread by sucking blood.
Doctor, don't mosquitoes get dengue fever?
They don't.
I see.
They have viruses.
That's right.
Just by multiplying viruses, mosquitoes don't get sick at all.
That's terrible!
There was also an environment where mosquitoes increased.
That's right.
It rains like a guerrilla swarm, and this one- stranded islet gives birth to its own eggs in the pool of water rather than in the water of the water well.
It's a puddle of water.
That's why there are things like guerrilla swarms and pools of water, and last summer, one-stranded islets are easy to reproduce.
I see.
Is there a possibility that it will become popular again this year?
Yes, there is.
What should we do?
After all, the first thing is to be careful not to get stung by mosquitoes.
Therefore, we will learn how to protect ourselves from getting stung by mosquitoes with dengue viruses.
First of all, this one.
The color of clothes that are easy to get stung by one- stranded islets is...
This model is Junichi Koishida.
Junichi Koishida, it's me.
It's probably me.
White clothes or black clothes?
Who thinks it's white clothes?
White clothes are easy to get stung by mosquitoes.
Airi, do you have an image of white clothes?
I have an image of a lot of mosquitoes coming to me when I wear white clothes.
I see.
Who thinks it's black clothes?
Black clothes are more common.
The correct answer is black clothes.
Black.
Black clothes are easier to get stung by mosquitoes.
That's right.
Why is that?
Mosquitoes like black colors and dark places.
As a correction.
I see.
Actually, it's a color plus.
As a correction for getting stung by one-stranded islets...
The smell of sweat and the breath of people...
The concentration of carbon dioxide draws the mosquito's face closer.
I see.
That's what they say.
So, when you drink alcohol or something like that...
The concentration of carbon dioxide increases as you breathe.
So, I think people who are drunk are more likely to get stung by mosquitoes.
Let's move on to the next question.
What is the time frame for a one-stranded islet to be active?
Daytime and nighttime.
Who thinks it's daytime?
Daytime.
Nana, do you think it's daytime?
I have an image of being stung by mosquitoes in the daytime.
I see.
Then, it's nighttime.
It's nighttime a lot.
Rina, do you think it's nighttime?
She said she likes dark places.
So, I think it's nighttime.
I see.
As expected of you, Rina.
Let's see the correct answer.
It's this one!
It's daytime.
Daytime?
It's surprising.
From what you said earlier, you have an image of being stung by mosquitoes in the nighttime.
What does this mean, teacher?
Even if you say it's daytime, it's not exactly daytime.
It's in the morning or in the evening...
That's where one-stranded islets are most active.
When you hear it, you hear it in your ear like...
What is that?
That's a housefly.
It's called a red housefly.
It's a housefly's nest.
It's not one-stranded.
Yes, it's one-stranded.
Is the red housefly okay?
Yes, this red housefly doesn't have dengue virus.
Next is the fear virus that teachers think is the worst.
The mortality rate is almost 100%.
100%!
This is it.
Scary!
Symptom virus.
Scary!
Mortality rate is almost 100%.
100%!
You've heard of it, haven't you?
Symptom virus.
There's a lot of news about it.
I've seen a dog with symptom virus abroad.
You've seen it, haven't you?
It's possible to see it abroad.
I've seen a dog with weird eyes and being hit a lot.
Was I dead if I was bitten by it?
It's dangerous.
Scary!
Symptom virus is dangerous here.
Let's see it.
It erodes the brain.
Scary!
Are you scared?
This is scary.
It's scary.
It's scary!
It's as scary as a dog goes crazy.
Usually, there's a barrier between the brain and the head.
This virus erodes the brain and makes you go crazy.
It's very scary.
Delusion and mental disorder.
What does it mean?
Well, it's like playing a dangerous drug. It's going to be a little weird.
It's really scary.
That's why, as Maki-san said, overseas, at night,
Well, my eyes are a little hazy and this virus is in my dog's drool.
So, I keep my mouth open and drip my drool, and my eyes are hazy and my eyes are out of focus.
I'll never get close to a dog that looks like it's going to bite me.
Scary!
I'll never get close to a dog that looks like it's going to bite me.
But in Japan, it doesn't work, does it? Having a dog with a restricted disease.
Yes. In Japan, according to the law, all doctors give dogs a vaccine against restricted disease.
So, for Japanese dogs, especially dogs with dogs, we give them a vaccine against restricted disease, so you can rest assured.
I see.
There is one more thing that is dangerous about restricted disease.
Let's take a look.
Every year in the world, more than 55,000 deaths occur.
Every year?
Again?
Yes.
Every year?
Here, more than 100 people who die of restricted disease every year are shown in red.
There are no patients with restricted disease.
Ah, but not in Japan.
Not in Japan.
No.
Also in England and Australia.
Therefore, in Japan, England and Australia, there are no patients with restricted disease recently, so Japan is safe.
As expected of Japan.
Thank you, Japan.
Are there any examples of people who have been saved by people with restricted disease?
Only five examples.
Only five examples?
Only.
Almost. Almost none.
Today, one of those five examples has been saved.
You don't like me being saved, do you?
A miraculous revival.
It's not a miraculous revival.
It's even faster.
But it's amazing.
If you go abroad and get bitten, what should you do?
I see.
If you think you've been bitten...
Yes, that's a good question.
If you've been bitten, I think you should wash it away with running water as soon as you've been bitten.
Also, the point is whether you're bleeding when you're bitten.
In other words, even if you've been bitten, it's okay if you don't bleed because you've been bitten shallowly.
But if you've been bitten deeply and you're bleeding from where you've been bitten, there's a possibility that you've been bitten deep down to your blood vessels.
It's an emergency.
Please get your blood vessels sterilized overseas.
I heard that the more vaccines you get, the more likely you are to be saved. Is that true?
There is no patent for it, so it is very important to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in response.
When you go to such a dangerous area, you can get COVID-19 vaccines in Japan before you go abroad, so it is better to receive COVID-19 vaccines in advance.
That is important for preparation.
Yes.
From now on, we will ask you to answer which of the following is true about the virus.
First of all, this one.
There is also a good virus in the body.
Yes.
Who thinks this is true?
Yes.
What about you, Nana?
When babies kiss each other, they say that the virus will enter, but if you don't have most of the virus, you won't have enough immune power, so you can have that kind of virus.
I see. There is also a good virus.
Who thinks this is a lie?
Lie.
Konomi.
Yes.
Even if there is bacteria in the body, for example, buffy's bacteria...
I see.
But I don't think there is a virus.
I see.
It doesn't go away.
Yes.
Now, doctor, what is the correct answer?
The correct answer is...
Yes, there is.
So it is true, right?
It is true.
Yes.
Well, it is called "fuzzy virus" and it looks like a squid.
Yes.
When we first talked about viruses and bacteria, we talked about viruses restricting human cells.
Yes.
This "fuzzy virus" restricts bacteria.
I see.
As a result, this "fuzzy virus" has the power to kill bacteria.
I see.
That's what it means.
So, there is a situation where this "fuzzy virus" is being researched as a countermeasure for the development of drugs and bacteria that kill bacteria.
Does killing bacteria mean killing human cells by sticking to human cells?
It doesn't do any harm to human cells.
This "fuzzy virus" only enters bacteria.
I see.
Now, let's move on to the next question.
If we transfer "influenza virus" to humans, will it be cured?
Who thinks it is true?
Haru, is it true?
If we transfer "influenza virus" to humans, will it be cured?
Do you think it is cured?
Yes.
Who thinks it is a lie?
A lot of people think it is a lie.
Sensei, what do you think?
The answer is "no".
"No"?
You don't think it is cured?
It is like urban legend.
Sensei, can I say something?
Yes.
Can you tell me if it is a lie or not?
I know.
Can you tell me if it is a lie or not?
Yes.
I was very curious about it.
We get infected, then die and get sick.
We get sick and recover.
This period is very similar.
If we get infected and die, and we transfer "influenza virus" to others,
the period that we recover and the period that we transfer "influenza virus" to others and others generate is very similar.
So it is very similar.
If we transfer "influenza virus" to others, we will misunderstand that we have recovered.
It means that it is exactly the same.
It overlaps.
I see.
Then, let's move on to the next question.
Can we create "influenza virus" artificially?
Yes, what do you think about it?
If you think it is true...
We can create it...
Ms. Makinei, is it true?
I have heard of it in urban legends.
Urban legends?
Yes, it is like a conspiracy.
Ah, it is a bad "influenza virus", isn't it?
Spreading it and killing people because it increased too much.
I have heard of it.
Then, who thinks it is a lie?
Yes, Kanagichi, it is a lie.
If we can create it, something is already happening.
Something is already happening on earth, isn't it?
Something is already happening.
I see.
Then, teacher, what is the correct answer?
The correct answer is "it is true".
It is true.
You can create it, can't you, teacher?
Yes.
In 2002, at a university in the United States,
it was announced for the first time in the world that people could create "torio virus" artificially.
However, the level of experiments has increased a lot.
If we know the genetic information, we can create "torio virus" artificially.
It is deep.
Yes, it is.
Therefore, creating various viruses and vaccines or advancing medical technology is a great merit.
However, as I said earlier,
it is very scary to create a very toxic virus and use it like a bioterrorism.
It is scary.
It is a story.
It means that something may happen on earth in the future, doesn't it?
That's right.
Therefore, we would like you to never implement experiments.
I see.
Yes.
Today, we came here with these three girls.
Oh, we did it.
This mission is to polish yourself and get an exquisite body.
I'm super skinny.
Oh, you're right.
Not skinny, but skinny.
Roco-chan is more skinny than skinny.
What?
Haruna-san?
In order to make such a skinny body an exquisite one,
they will move their bodies and polish themselves with various experiments.
The first one to come is Dr. Stretch.
A stretch specialist who does core-balance stretch,
which relaxes muscles and improves posture and expects shape-up effect.
First of all, stretch to make a flexible and easy- to-move body.
The first one is Mocha, whose shoulders are stiff.
First of all, check the movement of shoulders.
Raise your head and clap your hands three times.
Clap your hands three times.
Ready, go.
One, two...
Stop.
This looks difficult.
Thank you.
The way you raise your hands is different from right to left.
Really?
No, it's not.
Stretching while relaxing muscle tension.
No, it's not.
Stretching around shoulder blades.
Ouch!
No, it's not.
The result of stretching is...
Stretching is more relaxing and you can feel your arms going up.
And Haru is also doing shoulder stretching like Moka.
I couldn't do it with my own strength. It was too painful.
Wow! It's totally different!
Are you younger now?
Yes, I am.
You are so young!
I'm 16 years old now.
And Konomi is also stretching her waist.
This is crazy.
This is funny.
Everyone, jump out of there!
Konomi was watching us from the side.
Then, three people came to a dog walk on Maishima Island.
They came there for...
I'm scared! I'm scared!
A police dog. Its name is Kiba.
It receives daily training and doesn't let go of its prey.
Once it bites you, it doesn't let go of you.
Now, it's a challenge to see if it can run away from Kiba.
It runs in a situation where it can be chased by a dog.
And it uses its usual strength to polish itself.
Police dog Kiba can run up to 50 meters.
The members start from a distance of 30 meters.
Before it bites you, if you can run away from it in a goal-like stance, you win.
I can't do it like this!
The top dog is Haru, whose legs are slow.
Do your best! Do your best and run away from it!
It's chasing me!
It's barking a lot!
I'm scared!
I don't like it!
No! No!
Ready, go!
Run!
Haruna didn't run with all her might because she was scared and failed.
I'm so excited!
I was so scared that Haruna was chasing me!
Next up is Moka, who was most scared.
I can't do it! Don't come! Please don't come!
Moka, you can do it!
Ready, go!
Run! Moka, look up! Look up!
No! No!
You're the worst!
You can't do it!
Moka was so scared and failed to throw the ball in the middle of it.
I like summer!
I like it!
I just have to run, right?
I just have to run like this, right?
Go for it, Konami!
I'm ready to run!
Ready, go!
Run! Run!
No!
Good!
I almost stood up!
That was close!
I can't do it! I'm scared!
Good!
She's not running away!
No!
I can't do it!
She got hit by the ball.
No!
Konami ran behind her without looking back, but she failed.
So, all three of them failed.
It can't end like this.
Can't one of you run away?
I don't want to clear that mission.
How about we do it until you succeed?
Wait a minute!
We, first and second generation students, have done many jobs for a longer period of time than you,
so I hope you will do your best for us, short-term students, to make a good impression and invite us back to Manabu-kun.
I hope you like it.
As a result, Konomi, shortening her distance to the goal by 5 meters, tries again.
I'm really scared of what happened just now.
I'm really scared! What should I do?
Wait! I hate this place!
Go for it!
Go for it! Go for it! Go for it!
She's too fast!
She's a little too fast!
This is it.
You!
Wait for me a little longer!
I did it!
What is that?
I don't know!
A long-distance race to make a G-shaped body.
Will she be able to become a body with a tougher self- improvement challenge?
Go for it! Go for it! Go for it!
Konomi, it was good, wasn't it?
It was good, it was good.
Konomi's "what in the world are you doing?"
made me tremble.
It was really good!
It was wonderful.
It was really good!
"Okinawa International Film Festival" is held all over the island.
The 7th Okinawa International Film Festival is held from March 25th to 29th for five days.
This year, the festival will be scaled up as a festival involving all of Okinawa Prefecture.
Kashiko, who won again this week, will announce a loser who is not good at all.
Today's punishment is a tough penalty game.
Yes, I will announce it. This week's loser is...
Mocha!
Did you get the quiz right?
You said you want to buy bats.
That's wonderful.
It's my first time.
Now, Kataya, this week's loser is...
Fu-chan!
You said you had a big bat at home and you watched it for three hours.
Can you talk a little?
It's a big one.
I made it from nothing.
Really?
Fu-chan.
You made it up, didn't you?
It's true.
Personally, I made it up from nothing.
Really?
I made it up.
It's difficult for you to say that.
Quiz, please!
Here is the question.
Yes.
What color of clothes is easy to shine in?
Black!
Here is the next question.
What do you call the intense pain caused by dengue fever abroad?
Dengue fever?
Dengue?
Sun.
Dengue... Dengue sun!
Here is the last question.
What virus is good for killing bacteria?
Plasma cluster?
Yes.
One of the three questions is wrong.
Time's up!
Ouch!
It's been a while.
Plasma cluster is an air purifier.
Really? I've heard of it before.