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World Heritage!
There is a world you don't know yet waiting for you!
The world's last hidden treasure floating in the clouds!
A mysterious pond where dragons sleep!
From world heritage to world heritage, there is a lot of information you want to know!
Now, let's go on a world heritage trip!
World Heritage! Next Discovered!
No, it's not a bug!
Bow!
Thank you!
Please!
Today's special guest is Mr. Kentaro Otomura, a lawyer.
In fact, he has the qualification of the world heritage certified highest class Meister!
What is the world heritage certified Meister?
Well, look at this!
I'm not proud of it, but this is it!
Is it amazing?
What are you talking about?
Hey!
Look at this!
Boom!
Are you ready, everyone?
Yes!
It's world heritage certified!
So far, 87,095 people have challenged this certification test!
Yes!
The passers-by so far...
Boom!
Wow!
There are only 270 people!
Wow!
That's amazing!
Yes!
This is amazing!
But if you look closely at that card, it's a Beams point card, isn't it?
No, it's not!
Meister!
Meister card!
Meister!
Hey, it's Beams!
No!
It's not Beams!
It looks like Beams!
Why were you interested in this world heritage?
Well, at first, I saw this world heritage certified poster on the train.
It was a picture of a place called Nemrut Da in Turkey.
I was surprised that there was such a mysterious world heritage that I had never seen in the world.
I see.
As soon as I started studying, I became more and more addicted to world heritage.
Yes.
Of course, if you have Meister certification like this, you can go to parks and local festivals.
That's right.
Thanks to that, I've been invited to programs like this and held world heritage symposiums.
It can be a little expensive.
But the money is this way.
This is OK.
OK.
OK means you have money, right?
That's right.
This time, Meister Motomura will tell you about the wonderful world heritage.
First of all, these four famous world heritages.
Can you guess?
Who can guess? Jo!
Number one...
The top of Banni.
Great! Correct!
Correct!
Yes! Then, Su!
Number two... Pizza...
Chateau...
It was close!
Chateau!
Chateau! Correct!
And... Airi!
Number three... The goddess of freedom!
Yes! The goddess of freedom!
Yes!
And... Akiyama-san!
Number four... Ion Mall!
No!
It's not!
It's too expensive!
Where is it?
Ion Mall! No!
Number four... Jungle Gym!
No!
Jungle Gym is closer!
Correct!
Seisei, then...
Yes! This is...
Angkor Wat!
Yes!
You've heard of it, haven't you?
What? I've never heard of it!
You've never heard of it!
I've never heard of it!
You've never heard of it!
Angkor Wat!
Yes!
This is a world heritage of Cambodia.
It's a world heritage of Cambodia.
It's a design of a national flag of Cambodia.
Angkor Wat!
Yes!
Please remember it!
Yes!
Then...
There are various kinds of world heritage!
Let's look at it!
Here!
Cultural heritage!
And...
Natural heritage!
Combined heritage!
There are these three kinds of cultural heritage!
Yes!
Cultural heritage is...
Memories that humans created...
Constructions...
Cultural heritage...
And so on!
Natural heritage is...
Earth's creation...
Evolution of the same plant...
Earth's climate...
Ecology and so on!
And combined heritage is...
Cultural heritage and natural heritage...
Both of them have value!
I see!
Now! Here is the question!
There is Mount Fuji, which is registered as a world heritage in 2013!
Which one is Mount Fuji?
You know it quickly!
Yes! Natural heritage!
Natural heritage!
Yes!
What else?
Combined heritage!
Why is that?
To climb properly...
They build houses and stuff like that!
Oh!
I see!
I wanted to say that!
It's impossible!
It's impossible, teacher!
It's impossible!
Really?
Teacher, please tell us the correct answer!
Yes!
Actually, Mount Fuji is...
Cultural heritage!
What?!
They are all different?!
Yes!
They are all different!
Yes!
Look at this!
There are currently 1,007 world heritage sites all over the world!
Yes!
Almost 80% of them are cultural heritage sites!
Yes!
About 20% of them are natural heritage sites!
And there are fewer mixed heritage sites!
Actually, Mount Fuji...
Yes!
At first...
Since it's a mountain...
They thought of registering it as a natural heritage site...
Yes!
But due to garbage issues...
As a natural heritage site...
They gave up!
There is a history of that!
Yes!
So, they switched to mixed heritage sites...
And applied for it!
And finally, they were allowed to register it!
Well, Mount Fuji has always been...
A religious site!
Or, it was drawn spontaneously in the 36th century of Fugaku in Katsushika North.
Such values as art's origin were recognized and it became a world heritage.
Nagisa!
Which country has the most world heritage sites?
Good question!
Yes, it's Italy!
Italy has 50 world heritage sites.
By the way, there are 18 world heritage sites in Japan.
That's quite a lot!
The number of world heritage sites is 13th highest in Japan.
That's quite a lot!
Do you know any places registered as world heritage sites in Japan?
Yes!
Kanaguchi!
Iriomote-yama-neko!
Neko?!
It's a heritage site!
Sayuri!
Tomioka Aqueduct!
That's correct!
Last year, Tomioka Aqueduct became a world heritage site!
It was recognized!
Shun!
Suretoko Peninsula!
That's correct!
Suretoko is in Shun-i-san!
That's quite a place!
Kanaguchi!
Joumonseki!
Say it again!
Joumonseki!
Joumon-sugi!
Rika-nyan has been teaching Kanaguchi's answers.
What's that system?
She said "joumon-sugi", but I said "joumon-seki" instead of "joumon-sugi".
That's why it's different.
Now, let's look at the world's most registered 18 prefectures in Japan.
This is the only one.
Nara, Nara, Nara...
Genbaku Dome...
Nara, Nara, Nara...
It's registered under the name "Buddhist buildings in Horyuji area".
Gojiro Tower...
But there are quite a few that we don't know about.
Iwabiginzan and Shimane in Yamauchi...
We've been there once.
We've had a lot of bad memories.
We went on location with a drum.
We were told to play it in Iwabiginzan, and we got scolded by many people.
That's what I remember.
And, in fact, a new world heritage might be born in Japan this year.
Here it is.
Meiji Japan's industrial revolution heritage.
You might have heard of it in the news.
Kyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture's Yahata Railway Station...
Fukuoka, Kumamoto Prefecture's Miketanko...
Nagasaki Prefecture's Gunkan Island...
Nagasaki Railway Station, and so on...
A total of 23 prefectures across 8 prefectures are being registered as world heritage sites.
A world heritage site with multiple sites...
It's rare in Japan, but there are some in the world.
My mother is from Gunkan Island.
Who?
My mother.
She lived there as a child.
She lived there?
When there was a lot of coal mining in Gunkan Island...
In the 1930s and after the war...
There were a lot of people living there.
Schools and hospitals were all set up.
It was a very busy island with a lot of people.
But now that tourism has calmed down...
It's now an abandoned island with no one living there.
At the time of the war, did everyone live normally?
That's right. We've been going on marathons for a few years now.
To Gunkan Island?
We've been going around Gunkan Island.
Do you still live there alone?
What are you doing on my hill?!
Don't you want to go?
I'm going to pick you up!
Why are you doing a marathon goal?
When it comes to world heritage...
Scenery...
Adventure...
A place where emotions are waiting for you...
That's where this theme comes in!
Meister Motomura recommends...
Juzu's World Heritage.
This is the main theme, right?
Yes.
The main theme.
I don't think there's "Juzu's World Heritage."
It's the main theme.
Juzu's World Heritage.
Now, Meister, from your point of view, please introduce the amazing world heritage.
First of all, here it is.
"The world's last
It's amazing.
If you look at the picture, you'll think it's amazing.
You've all seen it, haven't you?
Here it is.
It really looks like it's floating in the clouds.
At first glance, it looks like a huge camembert cheese.
There's a lot of mold on the top.
There are more than 100 of these large mountains called "table mountains" in this area.
There are a lot of animals and plants living on the top of this mountain.
However, due to this 300-meter-high cliff,
there are many mysterious animals and plants that we humans who live on earth have never seen.
It's mysterious.
Is there anyone who can climb up there?
Actually, I don't think it's very possible, but hundreds of years ago, various adventurers and explorers from all over the world challenged and finally found a way to climb.
So now you can climb normally on a mountain, on a tour, on foot.
But this is not the only amazing place, is it?
Yes, there are many of these table mountains, but there is a great waterfall in them.
Let's take a look.
There is a video of it, so let's take a look.
Yes, it's Angel Falls.
It was named after the American adventurer Jimmy Angel.
The waterfall is 979 meters high and is the world's highest waterfall.
It's very high, so the water falls like water splashes and becomes like fog, and there is no waterfall anymore.
It doesn't reach down.
It's too high and the water doesn't fall down.
It's foggy and fluffy.
By the way, how long does it take from Japan?
Until Kanaima National Park, if you don't rest on the way, you can go for about 25 hours.
Usually, you can get on a plane in Atlanta or Miami and stay overnight in Benazir and Caracas.
I'd like to go there, too.
If you can go somewhere.
Now, let's take a look at the world heritage recommended by the following maesters.
The mysterious pond in Nyinga, Koryu.
This is a Chinese world heritage.
In fact, China is also a world heritage treasure.
There are 47 world heritages.
After Italy, there are many world heritages in China.
Let's take a look.
This is Koryu.
3,400 species of ponds, swamps and lakes are combined and look like dragon scales, don't they?
This color is limestone.
Carbon dioxide and calcium bind with mud and dust and create such a landscape.
Especially in Koryu, this is a recommended landscape point.
Gosaichi
It's like such a pond.
Depending on the season and time, the color of the pond water changes depending on the place you look at.
Blue, green, yellow, white, black.
It's the same pond.
The limestone beach is based on this color.
The difference in carbon dioxide and calcium content creates a subtle, mysterious, kaleidoscope-like color.
I see.
Everyone in the sea should go there.
How long will it take?
If you go there without taking a break, you can go there in nine hours.
Because it's China.
It's normal to stay overnight in a city called "Seito" in China.
There is a proper break point.
When you go there, you probably don't overdo it.
Next, let's take a look at your recommended world heritage.
Manhattan in the desert.
An old city walled city in the desert.
Yes.
It's a city in the desert.
It's not just a city.
It's Manhattan!
This is what it looks like.
Wow!
It's a skyscraper like Manhattan.
Wow!
Is it surrounded by desert?
It's a desert.
Suddenly, Manhattan appears in a wide desert in the Arabian Peninsula.
Suddenly?
Suddenly.
It's made of soil.
It's a skyscraper, but it's made of soil-hardened bricks called mud bricks.
Wow!
If you look at it from above...
It's Lego!
Yes. It's surrounded by walls and there are more than 500 skyscrapers like this inside.
Some people actually live there.
People live there normally.
It's amazing. It's like a northern city world.
It's like Southern Cross.
Doesn't it rain?
It rains.
It's a desert, but it rains normally.
Sometimes it rains normally and a flood occurs.
The weather changes depending on the season.
If a building breaks because of a flood, they make a house out of mud and bricks.
It's a city that has existed for a long time.
If it breaks, it's fixed.
That's right.
By the way, how long does it take to get here?
It's a little far from here, but if you don't overdo it and go without resting, you can go for about 24 hours.
Normally, you can stay one night in Sana, the capital of Yemen.
From now on, you will be teaching in a normal way.
Let's look at more and more.
The next world heritage is this!
The world's largest church, Sagrada Familia.
This is famous, isn't it?
You all know this, don't you?
Don't you know it?
It's very famous.
Let's take a look at this Sagrada Familia video.
This is Sagrada Familia.
Construction began in 1882.
Construction is not finished yet.
It is under construction.
The building itself represents the life of a Christian.
There are various beautiful sculptures.
When you go inside, you will see very beautiful sculptures.
Pillars like trees and beautiful light pouring from the ceiling.
It is also called a mysterious forest.
You should definitely go here.
It is a work of a famous person.
It is a work of a Spanish genius architect.
It is Antonio Gaudi.
There are 7 works of Gaudi.
It is registered as a world heritage.
It's amazing.
Even one is amazing, but 7 are also world heritage.
In particular, this "Sacred Familia" is a representative work of Gaudi for the rest of his life.
However, before its completion, it died in a train accident.
The construction continues even after Gaudi's death, right?
That's right.
Architects and sculptors with Gaudi's will are working hard to complete it now.
They are working hard, but it is said that it will take about 300 years at first.
However, recently, technology has advanced and it has been announced that it will be completed in 2026.
But this cost is also quite expensive, isn't it?
Well, it's a magnificent building, so it costs money.
I don't know how much it costs.
However, in fact, this construction cost is all paid by tourists' admission fees and donations from Christian believers.
But it doesn't cost money.
Does it mean that there is a lot of donation?
That's right.
I see.
But if it goes on like this and it is completed, it will be like this.
There is a CG video.
Let's watch it.
CG.
Is it done now?
Is it done from below?
It comes out like this.
I'm happy.
CG is amazing.
In addition, the middle tower will be extended from now on.
The middle is the building centered on the tower of Jesus.
It will be 172 meters high.
That's amazing.
I see.
In fact, Antony Gaudi's body is buried in this basement.
I see.
So, it is under construction with Antony Gaudi's soul.
I see.
How long does it take to get here?
It's in Barcelona, so it's relatively easy to get here.
I think it will take about 15 hours by plane.
Is it about one night?
You don't have to stay overnight.
Is it possible?
World Heritage Recommended by World History Master
Why don't you go and see it?
Then, World Heritage, we will continue to look at it!
Now, let's learn about it with a quiz!
Here it is!
Quiz! World Heritage Mysterious Discoveries!
Yes!
It looks like a fake!
It's a fake!
It's not a fake!
It's not a fake? It's original!
World Heritage Mysterious Discoveries!
No, it's a fake!
Because you don't know it!
Now, first of all, it's a question from this disassembled company!
A mysterious monastery floating in the sea, Mont Saint Michel!
It's an island floating in the sea called Saint Marouane in France!
Yes!
A monastery is built on a small island of about 900 meters around,
and the entire island is built like a building by stacking upland areas like this!
Yes!
And because it's an island, there are seas around it,
but the seas around this island are in Europe where there is the biggest difference in number of signs.
So, it looks like a completely different landscape when it's sunny and when it's cloudy.
That is this picture!
When it's sunny, it's an island floating in the sea.
And when it's salty, it becomes land.
That's amazing!
You can walk there!
You can walk there?
Yes!
Wow!
Now, they've built bridges so you can cross anytime you like.
Yes!
And in Mont Saint Michel, when it's evening, you can see this beautiful landscape!
Wow!
This is beautiful!
Beautiful!
I want you all to go there!
I want to go there!
I want to see it!
Mont Saint Michel, right?
I want to see it!
It doesn't suit you!
Now, here's the question!
This monastery was closed for a period of time.
And it was used for another purpose.
What is it?
Monastery?
Yes!
Fu-chan!
A funeral!
This hint is that it's an isolated island, right?
It's on the other side of the sea so it's not easy to go there and it's not easy to leave the island.
Lilipon!
It's like there's a fight and you have to run away.
It's like you're standing still.
I see. So you can't be attacked here, right?
Do you want to see it?
Prison!
That's correct!
It's correct!
It's correct that it's a prison.
Since the French Revolution in 1789, it has been used as a prison for about 70 years.
By the way, there was an answer earlier, but it was also used as a military fortress during the war.
It was also used as a military fortress during the Hundred Years War between Britain and France.
I see.
Let's move on to the next cultural asset.
Here it is!
The stone house of the Hungarian, Alberobello's Trulli.
Yes! It's a little difficult to pronounce, but it's Alberobello's Trulli.
Yes!
There is a fortress called Alberobello in Italy.
And there is a house that has been built as a development farmer's house.
This kind of house is called a "trulli".
A "trulli".
It means one room and one roof.
It's a small house, but it has only one roof and one room.
And it has been connected and has become one house in several houses.
Are there people who still live in it?
Yes! It looks like this now.
There are more than 1,000 trolleys lined up in this place.
People normally live here.
If you pay attention to the roof...
There is an arrow stuck in a heart mark like this.
Various pictures are drawn on the roof.
This has a meaning as a symbol like religious, mystical, witchcraft or witchcraft.
I see.
Here is the problem!
There is a mechanism in this house to prevent tax evasion.
What is it?
It's like tax evasion, isn't it?
It's a measure to prevent tax evasion, isn't it?
Yes.
Ribobo!
You can't make a ping-pong table.
This is not a house.
You can't make a ping-pong table.
But...
The idea is good.
The idea is good, isn't it?
Every time you collect tax money, you come to inspect it, don't you?
Yes.
Minister.
She is hiding near the door and holding a broom.
Are you going to hit her?
No.
Don't say it!
Can you eat the roof?
Let's see the answer.
You can remove the roof.
The roof is made of 6cm thick board-like stone.
No glue is used.
It's just piled up.
So when the staff comes to check, they break the roof in a hurry.
And they say it's not a house, it's just a shelter.
They say it's to avoid tax evasion.
That's cool.
Here is the next problem.
Craftsman's work of art shines on the wooden church of Kizhito.
It's located on an island called Kizhito in Russia.
And it's all made of wood.
And this roof, this onion-shaped dome-shaped roof, is a roof that is often seen in Russian architecture.
It looks like it's shining in silver, but the roof is also made of wood.
Here is the question.
Even in modern technology, repair is difficult. What is the strange feature of this wooden church?
Even with today's technology, it's difficult.
There was a keyword called "craftsman's trick".
Nagisa.
It's all stuck in.
It's not like putting it on or anything like that.
It's all stuck in, one millimeter by one millimeter.
It's all put together.
I see.
Correct!
It's all stuck in.
Here is the correct answer.
They didn't use a single nail.
That's amazing.
This is the roof part.
It's made of wood.
And they just cut the wood into a saw blade shape and put it together.
This is a craftsmanship.
Even if you try to repair it now, it's impossible.
Because there is no such technology.
This is registered as a world heritage site.
We've seen a lot of world heritage sites so far.
But there is something that made world heritage sites possible.
And that is this.
The Abu Simbel Temple in Egypt.
This is really big.
It's 33 meters high and 38 meters wide.
And it's 63 meters deep.
This is actually made of one rock.
A huge one rock is carved out and made.
Wow!
This stone was actually exposed to an earthquake crisis about 50 years ago, in 1960.
Because Egypt decided to build a large dam called Aswan High Dam on the Nile River.
But when it was completed, this Abu Simbel Temple sank to the bottom of the dam.
"Can't we do something about it?" is how UNESCO came up with the idea.
Let's do something about this Abu Simbel Temple and save it!
Countries from all over the world came together and came up with a good idea.
And that is, this Abu Simbel Temple...
A magnificent plan to move it on a high hill far from the river.
There is a picture of how they actually moved it.
They cut it into about 16,000 blocks.
Even if it's a block, it's about 20 tons of heavy blocks.
They split it into 16,000 pieces and carried it up to a 60-meter-high hill 200 meters away.
They were able to move it safely for five years.
Because of this event, it is not only in Egypt, but also in Egypt.
It was born for the first time that it is a common heritage.
They were born with the idea of working together to protect this world heritage.
But that part of the face...
If you put a tire on it, you can drive it like a truck.
Sometimes you can see a short truck running without a container in the back.
But, world heritage is amazing, but it's not about becoming a world heritage.
If you become a world heritage, there are actually various disadvantages.
Please look at this.
First of all, the benefits of becoming a world heritage.
Increased tourists, economic effects, and tourism revenue for heritage conservation costs.
It's like Sagrada Familia.
It's a good thing to use your money for your heritage conservation.
But there are also disadvantages like this.
Bad impact on everyday life of locals.
So-called tourists pushing dots and noise.
Such local residents are annoying.
I see.
Another one is environmental destruction of ecosystems.
Environmental destruction.
With this, heritage itself falls into danger.
For example, heritage may be destroyed or nature may be destroyed by environmental destruction.
It can also be exposed to such a crisis.
What happens in such a case?
In fact, even though it was registered as a world heritage,
there is another list called "dangerous heritage".
It's like a so-called "yellow card".
It may be put on such a list.
Because it was registered as a world heritage,
it was registered as a dangerous heritage list in the first place.
It is this famous island.
Yes.
Galapagos Island.
Galapagos.
So-called "Galakei".
It is an island originated from Galakei.
Galakei.
In other words, Galapagos Island is an island where humans have rarely visited.
Unusual animals and plants that only live on this island are growing.
In other words, it is an island that evolved independently in isolated places from other regions.
Galakei also evolved independently in Japan and became what it is now.
That's why it's called "Galapagos Formation".
I see.
In fact, Galapagos Formation is the first island registered as a world heritage.
Is that so?
It is the number one world heritage.
Wow!
Tourists from all over the world flocked to Galapagos Formation.
As a result,
due to plants, animals, seeds, pollen and small insects on the back of shoes brought by tourists,
foreign species of animals and plants began to spread on Galapagos Formation.
The original creatures and plants fell into extinction.
As a result, Galapagos Formation became on the list of world heritage.
There, they set strict rules for tourists and got out of the list of world heritage.
That is this rule.
It is a very strict rule that neither animals nor stones or plants can touch.
What happens if you break this rule?
This is actually punished by Ecuador's law.
In other words, people who have polluted or destroyed world heritage
will be punished by each country's law that has its own world heritage.
If you destroy world heritage in Japan, you will be punished by Japanese law.
In Japan's case, cultural property protection law...
Well, I am a lawyer, but...
You are a lawyer in principle.
As a lawyer, if you destroy or demolish world heritage in Japan,
you will be fined with cultural property protection law for 5 years or more,
or in a safe or a fine of less than 300,000 yen.
Please do not do that.
I see.
In the past, world heritage was chosen, but after that, it was banned from registration.
Here it is.
Dresden Elbe Valley.
It is very beautiful.
This natural environment and this beautiful cityscape were registered in world heritage in 2004.
However, in 2006, this world heritage was on the list of endangered heritage.
And in 2009, world heritage was finally banned from registration.
This beautiful scenery is for some reason...
Do you know why?
Why was it banned?
Rika-nyan?
There were too many incidents.
It has become a scary city.
Naripopo?
It started like a light rain slide.
An attraction started.
You're wrong. Let's see the correct answer.
The correct answer is this.
They put a bridge over it.
Why?
Stupid.
In the middle of beautiful nature, they made a bridge like this.
Actually, as local residents, if there is no bridge, it is inconvenient.
So, local residents, please make a bridge.
As citizens living in everyday life, if there is no bridge, it is inconvenient.
So, local residents voted.
As a result, local residents agreed to make a bridge.
It's complicated, but what do you think?
I wish they made a bridge that looks like wood.
I see.
A bridge that the police can protect.
I wish they made a bridge that looks like a willow tree.
The problem of breaking bridges is also happening in Japan's world heritage sites.
Shimogamo Shrine.
What is happening?
It is a world heritage site in Kyoto.
Recently, they built an apartment in the neighborhood of the shrine.
In the neighborhood?
The reason is that Shimogamo Shrine celebrates its anniversary once every 21 years.
Like Ise Shrine.
It costs a lot of money.
About 1.2 billion yen is not enough.
As a result, they decided to build an apartment.
I wish they had more ideas.
Apartments and farms...
We have seen various world heritage sites.
How many have you been to?
I have been to some domestic world heritage sites.
I have only been to one overseas world heritage site.
Only one?
Even though you are a maestro.
Where have you been?
She is like a goddess of freedom.
It is just a trip, isn't it?
What are you doing to me?
This time, we are going to experience the nature and go outdoors.
This time, we are going to experience various things and go outdoors.
Last time, we went on a forest adventure and caught some fish.
Help me!
From here, leaving Akarin to catch fish, Nagisato Joe goes to a farm.
She will make a table for noodles.
I will go and cut a bamboo now.
Do you make it from scratch?
That's right.
Does it become such a big deal?
Yes, she will continue to make a table for noodles.
First of all, bamboo cutting.
She will cut it about 5 meters long and make a 10-meter-long table for noodles.
How do you cut it?
There is a tool here, so please enjoy cutting it with a smile.
Cut this straight and thick bamboo.
Bamboo is hard.
It takes a lot of time.
Please enjoy cutting it.
It takes 5 minutes to continue cutting.
But it's quite crooked.
To the left.
It's about to fall, so lift it up a little.
Next, lift up the cut bamboo and knock it down.
Now, the top is stuck and it hasn't fallen completely, so pull this bamboo all the way and knock this bamboo down.
She's doing it all by herself.
I'm scared, I'm scared, I'm scared!
Please hold it like this.
Now, lift it up.
Wow!
I did it!
It's heavier than I thought.
Then, she cut down the bamboo into 5 meters of length.
Since when?
She's been using a saw since elementary school, but...
Wow!
I did it!
I'm exhausted.
Meanwhile, Akarin...
Where on earth are you?
Come out!
Two hours have passed since she started fighting with fish.
I did it!
Although she's no longer using a saw, she manages to cut down the fish.
She carries the cut bamboo to a barbeque restaurant, but...
Here, Nagisa discovers something.
Wow!
Wait a minute!
Bamboo shoots!
Are they real?
Yes, they are.
If they're fake, I can't stand it.
I've never seen it before!
I want to eat bamboo shoots!
Let's eat bamboo shoots.
Bamboo shoots?
Bamboo shoots will make you happy.
Is that so?
Wow!
So, she decides to dig bamboo shoots.
If I don't do it well, I'll crush the bamboo shoots.
Then, Nagisa...
She cut the bamboo shoots!
Are you serious?!
She cut the bamboo shoots!
She said she cut the bamboo shoots.
She even tries to pull it out with her hands...
Lean over.
What does it mean?
I don't know.
You know what it is, right?
What is it? Is it a core?
It broke, but for now, she gets some bamboo shoots...
and takes the cut bamboo shoots to the barbecue.
How far are we going?
And the final stage of making a long-lived somen rice cooker...
She cuts the bamboo shoots and cuts them vertically.
A little more, a little more!
It cracked!
Congratulations!
It cracked!
Wow!
Here, Akari also joins in...
It's cut in half!
The three of them work together and cut two bamboo shoots at once.
One, two...
It cracked!
Wow, it's beautiful!
Wow, it's so beautiful inside!
It's amazing!
Wow!
Next, in order for the somen rice cooker to flow smoothly...
she crushes the middle part...
and sets up the base so that she can place the cut bamboo shoots.
With this, a 10-meter-long long-lived somen rice cooker is complete.
Before enjoying the long-lived somen rice cooker...
It's the best!
they have a barbecue.
Now, it's done!
Yes!
It's so beautiful!
First, the salt-grilled amberjack that Akari brought.
It's like a fish.
It's like a fish shop.
It's delicious!
You can really taste the fish.
I caught it myself, so it's really delicious.
Next, the steamed bamboo shoots wrapped in aluminum foil.
It's like a fish shop.
The last one is "Gashisomen"
Let's do it!
Okay, I'll pour it.
It's coming!
I got it!
Give me some more!
It's bouncing!
I got it!
It's stuck in the tree!
It's good!
We did our best today.
It's like a reward.
It's the best "Gashisomen" I've ever had in my life.
It's the best.
They experienced the nature for a day.
I want to eat rice.
It's fun, isn't it?
It was fun!
They experienced the nature for a day.
Nagisa's comment...
Joe, you should be careful, too.
You're an idol.
You should be careful.
I can't stand fake comments.
You're an old man.
I'm an old man.
"Gashisomen" is not good at all.
Let me announce the "Bakako".
The reward is a penalty game.
Okay, I'll announce it.
This week's "Gashisomen" is...
Nagisa!
She had the correct answer.
And this week's "Bakako" is...
Nagisa!
Although Rika-nen taught you the answer, you made a mistake.
Think about it and give me the answer.
Okay.
She's angry.
Q&A
You can't answer after listening, right?
Yes.
You can't answer this part properly.
For now, let's move on to the quiz!
Here is the question.
What is the only foreign world heritage that Master Motomura has visited?
Let me see...
5...
4...
3...
2...
Alberobelo!
Here is the next question.
Who is the genius architect of Spain who designed the Sagrada Familia?
5...
4...
3...
Asuka Keikoku?
Keikoku?
Keia!
Keikoku!
Here is the next question.
What caused world heritage to begin?
5...
4...
3...
2...
Egypt's...
Yes!
Ha...
Hatembo?
Egypt's Hatembo.
Out of 3 questions, 0 answers are correct!
Yes!
Ouch!
I really don't remember!
You don't sound like an Eo at all!
What's wrong with you?
Have you forgotten your textbook?
Here, drop it whenever you like!
Here I go!
Come on!
You can't do it!