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The hot topic in the news right now is...
Sugimura Taizo is...
It's really easy to understand!
Why don't you tell me? I'll go and help you.
If you two love each other, you can get married.
What's going on?
Answering questions about the news with passion!
Learn more about yourself and know more about the world!
Love...
Marry...
Me!
I'm a little nervous this time.
Why?
I've been on this show twice in the past.
First, I explained to you about the election.
If you win the election, you'll work for the National Assembly.
Today, I'm going to talk about what's going on in the National Assembly.
By the way...
Do you know what this says?
I'm going to talk about this today!
These five things.
Why did you do it, Airi?
I've been watching the news all the time.
What kind of news did you watch?
Group elections.
I've been watching it for about an hour.
I've studied about group elections!
I heard the name of the prime minister earlier, but I didn't say it.
Abe Hirohi!
That's right! That's right!
What a shame!
Just by listening to it, just by looking at it, it seems like a difficult story, but I'll make it really easy to understand!
Yes, I see, I see.
As for the news, it's not embarrassing not knowing about it.
But...
Knowing...
Let's know!
That determination is important!
Sensei, you're making me nervous!
You're making me nervous!
Let's know!
This time, Sensei Taizo will very easily tell us the news that's causing a stir in the world right now!
Here's the first topic.
First of all, there's a constitutional amendment.
You're going to withdraw it now, aren't you?
- You're withdrawing it, aren't you? - Are you okay? Do you want to learn it?
- I saw it. - I saw it.
- You saw it? - I saw it.
Actually, this constitution... When I became a congressman,
I once asked "what is the job of a congressman?"
At that time, a great professor said
"A congressman is someone who, according to this constitution,
manages a nation."
At that time, he said "anyway, study the constitution thoroughly."
I studied this constitution for a long time.
So, don't worry.
There's someone who's trying to amend this constitution.
Here.
- Who was it? - Yes, who was it?
- Hiroshi. - Hiroshi.
That's good.
- Prime Minister Abe, right? - Yes.
- And... - Hiroshi.
Why is Prime Minister Abe trying to amend this constitution now?
- I'd like to talk about it. - Yes.
By the way, have you ever read this constitution?
- No. - No.
How many pages do you think it is if you print it out with a piece of paper of this size?
- 20 pages. - No, more than that.
- 100 pages. - 100 pages.
- 300 pages. - 300 pages.
- About 5 pages. - 5 pages.
- Shuu-san. - Yes.
- That's good. You like me, don't you? - No!
- Actually, there's no constitution at all. - Eh?
- There's only this much.
- Eh? - Eh?
- If you print it out, it's about 10 pages. - Eh?
- It's flat. - Eh?
- If you multiply it by the number of pages, it's about 130 pages.
- It's not "about," it's "130 pages." - That's right.
- And... - Mr. Taizo, can I ask you a question first of all?
- Go ahead. - Who is binding the constitution?
- Wow, I think it's a very good question. - Oh!
- In the first place, the constitution is said to bind national power. - Oh!
- Whether it's the government or the parliament. - Does it bind politicians?
- So it's not the citizens? - Yes.
- It's not the citizens? - It's also aimed at the citizens.
- Basically, it's the constitution that binds national power. - Oh!
- And it's the constitution that binds this basic way of being a country. - Oh!
- There are many laws in the world, right? - Yes.
- Everything is decided by law.
- But this law is only decided within the framework of the constitution. - Oh!
- So everything written in the constitution is different from the constitution. - Yes.
- So it becomes invalid. - Oh!
- Even if you say that Japan is a country written in the constitution, it's not wrong. - Oh!
- For a country, this constitution is very important, right? - It's extremely important.
- The constitution determines the shape of a country. - Oh!
- All laws are made according to the constitution, right? - Yes.
- Then, let's see how the current constitution was actually made.
- First of all, Japan lost the war. - Yes, we lost.
- And the United Nations, which is based in the United States, created this constitution. - Yes.
- And so, the Japanese Constitution was born, but do you know who this person is?
- Do you know?
- The silver one. - The silver one!
- Perry! Perry! - Perry! Perry!
- Saipi! - MacArthur!
- Correct! - Correct! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - Saipi! - They know about this. - It's amazing! - If MacArthur knew about it, it would have been a big problem. - This person ordered the Japan Constitution to be made. - Yes. - But when this Constitution is revised, the problem of "rescue Constitution" emerges. - This is "rescue Constitution". - As expected, haven't you seen this in the NMB members and news? - Rescuing Constitution. - Yes.
Please read this.
In order to avoid war again,
the military, navy, air force and other forces will not maintain it.
It is written that the national constitution does not approve of this.
Isn't it strange, Mr. Taizo?
What is strange about it?
Doesn't Japan have forces?
For example, the Self-Defense Force.
Do you know, Ms. Enemino?
Yes.
The Self-Defense Force.
Yes, the Self-Defense Force.
As you said, the Self-Defense Force is
the Army, Navy, Air Force.
They have it.
In order to fight against Japan.
Oh!
Ms. Enemino, you look good today.
This...
You must be stupid.
Certainly, if you read the sentence itself,
Japan does not have forces, navy, air force and other forces.
It is declared.
However, we do not have military forces for invasion of other countries or for occupying other countries.
However, of course we have military forces for defending ourselves when foreign countries attack us.
In order to protect Japan, we must have forces to fight back.
This is quite difficult.
Then...
This is one of the words I often say when I want to reform Japan.
The Self-Defense Force, navy, air force and other forces have it.
Shouldn't we change it firmly?
This rescue itself.
Rescue itself.
Ms. Enemino, what do you think of it?
I don't think we should change it.
I see.
We have been doing it for a long time.
Is there any reason we should change it now?
Well...
Look at the next graph.
This shows the ranking of military expenses in the mainland.
The United States is spending.
On the other hand, the neighboring China is spending a lot of military expenses.
Have you ever heard of the news that planes and ships are flying near Japan?
In other words, there are people who say that Japan's security and peace are changing a little.
Therefore, some people want to say that we will reform the military law and firmly hold the Self- Defense Force.
But now we actually have it.
On the other hand, who says something like that?
I say it again and again.
The navy, air force and other forces will not maintain it.
If you say this, you shouldn't have the Self- Defense Force.
In other words, the Self-Defense Force itself is against the military law.
Is that what Japanese people say?
Someone from Japanese people is saying it.
There are people who think like that.
Therefore, the military law is not very clear.
It has a way of writing that can be interpreted in any way, so let's make it clear here.
But depending on how you think, it's one way of thinking.
Anyway, I want to bring peace.
I don't have any weapons.
First of all, I want Japan to be a battle machine for such a country.
I want to remove military expenses from this world for China and the United States.
Wouldn't it be nice if we lost the war?
All countries should have military forces in order to eliminate all wars.
There are people who think like this to spread this to the world.
When you think about such a problem, there are various ways of thinking, and each is correct.
I will understand you.
I think like this, but the other person thinks like this.
That's how I want you to look at the news.
Next is "this news word that you don't see on TV now".
Do you know this word?
"Anpo"?
"Anpo" is "kampo" in Japanese.
That's "kamposeimei".
You didn't say what you thought of.
Do you know what "anpo" means?
"Anpo" is a safety guarantee contract.
That's amazing!
Which one is amazing?
Are you stupid?
Are you smart?
"Anpo" is a safety guarantee contract signed between Japan and the United States.
This is quite difficult.
It is intended to prevent military attacks against Japan and other things, and it recognizes that the U.S. military will be stationed in Japan.
And because of this contract, there are often problems with U.S. military bases in Okinawa, right?
In fact, 73.9% of U.S. military bases in Japan are concentrated in Okinawa.
Why does this happen?
Because of the safety guarantee contract signed between Japan and the United States,
there is a reality that Japan also said "thank you" and "thank you" to Japan.
Thanks to this contract, Japan has developed not only as a military but also as an industry and as an economic power.
Right now, Japan is asking the U.S. military to protect Japan like this.
Because Japan is asking the U.S. military to protect Japan like this, of course, Japan is paying the U.S. military.
We call it "somehow budget."
Have you ever heard of "what budget?"
Who knows what budget?
Self-government budget.
Oh, self-government budget!
It's a little more gentle.
Thank you. I love you.
Close, close, close!
"Thank you" budget is good, isn't it?
I love you.
I love you!
It's close, it's close!
Ok, Akari!
No welcome.
Oh!
No welcome!
Oh, it's already big!
Wow!
We did it!
So, the U.S. military!
You mentioned about "floating holes" and "giving up" and so on, right?
Yes.
This is usually paid by the U.S. military's human rights committee and various institutions,
but how much do you think we pay the U.S. military?
This is also paid by you, from your taxes.
One year?
One hundred thousand.
One hundred thousand?!
No, I pay it every year.
Is it high?
Two hundred million?
Two hundred million.
But it's higher and higher.
The answer is...
Six hundred billion yen!
Every year?
Every year.
If you have six hundred billion yen, you can protect Japan a lot by yourself, can't you?
But I know that other countries know that the U.S. has it, so they can't blame Japan, but...
Great!
If you illustrate it in an easy-to-understand way, it's like this.
In an easy-to-understand way!
If you pay six hundred billion yen, it's like you're doing it like an SP, but I don't think bad people will come to you.
Is there a possibility of that happening?
This week, right?
There is such a possibility!
What?!
There is?!
There is such a possibility!
This is...
Some people say that there is such a possibility.
If you pay six hundred billion yen, can you protect Japan that much?
Some people think like that.
If you pay six hundred billion yen, can you protect Japan that much?
Some people say like that.
I want to know! I want to know!
That's why there are various discussions here.
Next is...
It's a little stiff, but I want you to know this word.
You've heard of collective self-defense, haven't you?
This Japan-U.S. safety guarantee treaty and collective self-defense are very close problems.
Yes.
I think collective self-defense became a big problem because of Japan-U.S. relationship.
There is a word "individual self-defense" which is the opposite of collective self-defense.
For example, if you get hit, you protect yourself.
This is individual self-defense.
If you get hit, you do it back.
If you get hit, you do it back!
No, you protect yourself!
You did it!
You're strong!
You did it!
You did it for a joke!
Kei-san, please come here.
I am America.
Kei-chi is Japan.
I will protect you.
Kei-chi! Protect me! Protect me!
This is the current Japan-US relationship, isn't it?
That's why I'm protecting Kei-chi with 6000 yen.
In this relationship, for example, when I'm being attacked like this,
will you come and save me, Kei-san?
- I won't go. - You won't go, right?
- I won't go. - You don't have to go, right?
But on the other hand, if I'm being attacked in this relationship,
I won't go and save you with a collective safety insurance, but I will go and save you right away.
- Yes, yes. - This is the current Japan-US relationship.
- Yes, yes. I understand. - Do you understand?
- It's easy to understand. - Do you understand?
So it's okay. Don't worry. You can study at home.
Watch TV a lot.
I will protect you from outside.
I will protect you in the yard of your house.
He's really trying to please you.
- He's trying to move Kei-chi's heart. - He's trying.
This is the current Japan-US relationship.
And the current Japan-US relationship is a little...
- Mr. Gibson, please come forward. - Yes, yes.
The current Japan-US relationship is like this.
- It's a bit of a confrontation. - Yes, it is.
I will protect you. Thank you.
I will protect you.
But if I'm being attacked,
in this state,
what do you think?
He doesn't come to help me at all!
That's strange.
On the contrary, when Gibson-san is being attacked, I go to help him.
But when I'm being attacked, Gibson-san definitely doesn't come.
What do you think of this?!
I see.
But that's money, right?
Well, well, you're handing over that 6,000 yen, right?
That's right.
At the brink of bankruptcy, Japan was very weak.
America was strong.
Since then, 70 years, Japan has become stronger.
On the contrary, America has become less strong.
At that time, when you're being attacked, I'll help you as usual.
But this time, when I'm being attacked, at least help me!
"Let's make that kind of relationship" came to me all of a sudden.
It's hard to understand.
It's hard for everyone to understand, right?
It's just an image.
What do you think of this?!
But if that's the case, you don't want to pay that 6,000 yen, right?
That's right.
Because it's a win-win relationship, right?
That's exactly what's being discussed in parliament right now!
Actually!
But!
If you don't have that 6,000 yen, I think Japan won't be able to protect itself.
I think there's a lot of that kind of thinking.
What is the American side saying?
A while ago, Mr. Abe gave a speech at the U.S. Congress.
He said that he would make it possible to enforce collective self-defense.
If anything happens in the U.S.
We will also have a close relationship, so I said something like "I will change it to a high accuracy that can be done as much as possible."
I saw it, I saw it.
Why?
I said something like that.
Then the U.S. was applauded and cheered.
Don't you think so?
No way.
Until now, we've only seen the U.S. fight, but we've also treated injured soldiers.
For example, when a ship or plane flies, we will secure the fuel.
It is currently being discussed in the national assembly that we should make it possible to provide such back-up.
But after all, if you have a very close relationship with the U.S., some people may be worried that you may be involved in a huge war.
This is something that is said without really agreeing or opposing.
That's right.
Which do you prefer, everyone?
Listen to me.
I'm against it.
I don't want a war.
Of course.
I think there will be more people who have to go to protect.
After all, the U.S. is in a war, so we have to go with them.
You may have a grudge against your opponent in the U.S. battle.
But in the end, you will be attacked and you will be attacked again.
Great. It's like the National Assembly.
But this is a very difficult debate.
So you're trying to amend the Constitution now, aren't you, Mr. Abe?
That's right. That's right.
However, this Constitution has never been amended in the past.
And there was something called amendment provisions.
There are National Assembly members, Assembly members, and Senate members, but more than two- thirds of each Senate member needs to agree.
Moreover, Assembly members and Senate members are different.
Assembly members sometimes get two-thirds of the votes.
But Senate members rarely get two-thirds of the votes.
And with two-thirds of the votes, for example, we can amend the Constitution and make it possible for us to have land, sea and air for self-defense.
In fact, it's a national exam.
If more than two-thirds of the people vote against it, it won't be amended.
So in the case of Osaka, there was a vote of residents between Osaka and Kosovo, right?
And they voted against it or against it, right?
This is a similar thing.
What about the people of this Constitution amendment proposed by the National Assembly to amend the Constitution?
It's a lot of trouble.
Is it that difficult even in foreign countries?
This is the case in foreign countries.
In the United States...
Oh, my God.
It's messed up.
But it's been approved since 1787.
Germany is doing a great job.
So each of these amendments is different.
In the case of the Japanese Constitution, it is said that it is very difficult to amend compared to France or Germany.
It's a hard Constitution, a rigid Constitution, right?
So the person who made it at the time said, "Don't change it."
This is the ideal country.
It is said that they tied it up quite a bit with that thought.
Can't you lower the hurdle itself?
Yes, you can.
In other words, the amendment of Article 96.
So by making a statement that we will approve more than two-thirds of it and approve more than one- third of it...
Yes, yes.
And if the people of Japan say yes to it, it will change here.
It's difficult.
It's like when Donald Trump says "Make three wishes come true," and when he makes the first wish come true, he says "Make ten wishes come true."
It's a long story.
Recently, the Constitution is deeply involved in the news of the Constitution.
So we have this theme.
The news of the Constitution.
There's a lot going on, isn't there, professor?
One of them is this.
The same sex marriage.
Are you interested in same-sex marriage?
Yes, I am.
What do you mean by "yes, I am"?
She misunderstood you.
I am interested in same-sex marriage.
I don't want to say it together with this, but...
As a two-dimensional genre, I like BL, Boys Love, very much.
As I was researching about it, I came across the same- sex marriage wall.
I'm studying it now.
She's studying it very hard.
She came across the same-sex marriage wall.
I think there are many people who think like that.
Yes.
What is the relationship between same-sex marriage and the Constitution?
Actually, there is a clause about marriage in the Constitution.
Please look at this.
It says, "Marriage is established according to the will of the spouse."
What does "spouse" mean?
Men and women.
You think so, don't you?
So, I think it's impossible for men and women to agree on marriage in the Constitution.
That's what I think, but I can't read it.
But it's fluffy, isn't it?
It's fluffy, isn't it?
However, when it comes to the fluffy part of it,
there is no such thing between us Constitutional scholars.
What is important about this sentence is not these two letters,
but "this is important."
In other words, only the will of the spouse is important.
If you love each other, you can get married.
It doesn't mean that you get married because your parents, company, or society tell you to.
It means you can get married because you love each other.
In other words, if you love each other, you can get married.
If you love each other, you can get married.
However, if you love each other, you can get married.
Let me make it easier for you to understand.
If you change "this is important" to "spouse," you can get married.
But you can't get married with just three people.
If you love each other, you can get married.
If you change "this is important" to "spouse," you can get married.
So you can't get married with more than two-thirds of people.
That's right! Every time!
You're terrible!
So you can change "this is important" to "spouse," you can get married.
It's easier for you to understand.
You can't get married with more than two-thirds of people.
I think you can get married with more than two- thirds of people.
That's where it starts.
Then you can understand each other's feelings.
Oh, this is how it is.
That's amazing!
It may be like that.
It's easier for you to understand.
But it's also possible for men and women to accept each other.
It was possible recently.
Was it Finland?
It was possible for same-sex marriage to be accepted by the national vote.
I think 70 years ago, same-sex marriage wasn't a problem.
Do you really want this to happen?
I want it to happen.
Love is freedom, and you have to respect their will.
If there's a strict law about marriage, it's normal for you to want to tie them up.
Don't you think so?
I don't think so!
You don't think so, do you?
By the way, you like "boys love," right?
Yes.
But you want these four people in this studio to get married.
What are you talking about?
Who else can you forgive?
Me and...
What is this?
Why did you ask me?
The combination itself is interesting.
It was a very real stage.
Somehow...
There were other issues with the constitution.
Yes, let's go to the news.
This was seen by the wind.
There was a smoking scene problem.
There was this.
After all, if there is a smoking scene in a manga that children see like this,
After all, it makes you want to smoke a minor's cigarette.
So...
It seems that there were quite a lot of claims against Hayao Miyazaki.
However!
Here it is.
Freedom of expression.
It is thanks to this that you can dance and sing freely and send messages to society.
You can say anything to Abe-san.
It's freedom of expression.
It's freedom of speech.
If you say too much, you will lose your job.
How about it?
There are many smoking scenes, so I think it's not good to make a claim.
No, but...
It's freedom of expression.
It's freedom of writing and freedom of speech.
I think it's okay to just leave it alone.
I don't think it's good to cut it off.
But if you explain it in this way, you will be very interested in it.
This kind of news too.
Certainly.
From now on, we will learn the alphabet terms that come up a lot in the news.
Among them, we will start with this very popular term.
T.P.P.
Can anyone explain this?
T.P.P.
Tampopo.
You are good!
In the news yard...
Tampopo!
It's not Tampopo.
Mr. Gibson.
Well, my T-shirt is tight.
Tampopo is better.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Tampopo is better.
T.P.P.
Can anyone explain this?
Trans-Pacific Economic Cooperation Agreement.
It's difficult.
What does it mean?
Trans-Pacific.
There are many countries around the Pacific.
Let's cooperate with each other in these countries and develop the economy.
That's one way of thinking about it.
For that purpose, let's be free of taxes, people, and things.
Perhaps, when T.P.P. is completed,
you don't have to go to New Zealand, Chile, Mexico, or the U.S. with your passport.
I want a passport I can show.
I know you want one, but will you stamp it?
When you go from France to Germany, you don't pay taxes in Europe, do you?
I think it's like that.
However, there are many problems.
This is what you just said, "complete".
Do you know what "complete" is for?
First of all, do you know what "complete" is for?
This is difficult, isn't it?
I often hear the word "complete".
This is also easy and easy to explain.
We make the same TV in Japan and the U.S.
So...
In the U.S. it's sold for 5,000 yen, in Japan it's sold for 10,000 yen.
It's exactly the same TV.
- Exactly the same. - All the functions are the same.
If the price is zero,
this U.S. 5,000 yen TV will be sold in Japan for 5,000 yen.
If that's the case, what do you think of Japanese manufacturers?
- I want them to buy Japanese ones. - You want them to buy them, right?
But if the same quality comes in for 5,000 yen,
what will you do? Which one will you buy?
- 5,000 yen. - 5,000 yen.
That's what you'll do, right?
So, in politics,
we want to protect the employment status of Japanese TV manufacturers.
Even if it's cheap or good quality,
foreign products should be priced a little higher
and protect their own industries.
That's the basic way of thinking.
And this T.P. Pitts' idea is to eliminate this pricing.
Then, will Dyson be cheaper?
- Will Dyson be cheaper? - Yes!
It's completely gone now.
- We don't want Dyson anymore. - We want Dyson!
- Japanese toilets have good quality, right? - Yes.
- There is a possibility that Americans will buy them. - That's great!
- As you said. - Yes.
- So, there are advantages and disadvantages of what comes in and what comes out.
- For example, TPP is not fixed now. - Yes.
- At this point, for example, Americans are also making rice.
- If you try to import rice sold for 100 yen in the United States into Japan, it is 778% complete. - Expensive!
- If 100 yen is sold in Japan, it will be 878 yen. - Expensive!
- It is a way of thinking of protecting Japanese farmers thoroughly. - Of course we don't import it, right?
- Even if you import it, you will buy it. - That's right.
- Please look at the next advantage of TPP.
- As you know, it is now possible to purchase foreign products for a low price.
- Because there is no additional tax. - Yes.
- 100 yen products come in for 100 yen. - As you said, it is now possible to export Japanese products.
- This is also an advantage.
- There is also a disadvantage!
- The safety of food may be threatened. - We don't want that!
- Japanese food safety is the best in the world!
- This is really the most strict standard in the world that any country can approve of.
- Will everyone learn it and do it for us?
- Will America also do it at the level of Japanese pesticides? Will they check it properly?
- No, I don't think we can do that.
- It may not be a problem in America,
- but in Japan, there is a possibility that food with problems may come in.
- There are people who are worried about this.
- I don't know this yet, but I don't know if I haven't tried it yet.
- I don't know if I haven't tried it yet, but I think it's 80 yen for beef bowl.
- The price of beef itself has dropped a lot.
- I see.
- What about safety?
- It doesn't change.
- Basically...
- We check to make sure there are no problems. - Yes, yes.
- But if you ask if it's worse than 100% in Japan, you can't say for sure. - But you can't say for sure, can you?
- As you say. - Right.
- For those of us who promote TPP, it's our own responsibility. - Yes.
- We should prepare options for them. - Yes.
- For those of you who prefer cheaper options, you should go there. - Yes.
- For those of you who prefer safe options in Japan, you should go there, even if it's expensive. - Yes.
- There are people like that. - What do you think about this? Which one do you prefer?
- If you go abroad, you can get cheaper brands. - Yes.
- Girls like that kind of fun, don't they? - Yes.
- It's one of the funs of traveling. - Yes.
- But you can buy Dyson for cheap. - No, let's do TPP.
- Dyson is the best. - I want a Dyson with this term.
Next up is this term you definitely want to remember from now on.
Everyone, do you know it?
- It's called "Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank". - Yes.
I think it's a term that will appear in the news frequently in the future.
- Asia still needs infrastructure. - Yes.
- Roads, airports, railways... - Yes.
- They are late in developing those things. - Yes.
- It costs a lot of money to develop those things. - Yes.
- It's called "Asia Development Bank". - Yes.
- It's an international organization that invests in that kind of infrastructure. - Yes.
- This is a bank that Japan and the United States mainly create. - Yes.
- It's a bank that actively invests in that kind of thing. - Yes.
- And this "Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank" is... - Yes.
- It's a bank led by China compared to Japan and the United States. - Yes.
- It's said that Asia's infrastructure development has a business chance. - Yes.
- It's said that China wants to be in charge. - Yes.
- "We built Asia's infrastructure ourselves!" - Yes.
Please join us in China!
Let's do it together!
As of now, the Japanese government's thinking is...
Well... I don't know...
I don't want to go out with them...
We will do it together with the U.S.A. Asia Development Bank!
They are quite fierce rivals.
Look at them!
They are Europeans!
A lot of Europeans joined China this time!
So...
If China becomes too strong...
They will take us there!
In terms of balance...
Japan and U.S.A. are still bigger than China, right?
No, no! They are quite different!
At first, China raised its hand strongly.
Then, China raised its hand strongly, too.
I see.
So...
As a result, the competition principle is working well.
It's ironic, though.
I see.
Lastly...
Next year...
The election period will be over 18 years old.
Until now, it was 20 years old.
That means...
You all have enough qualifications to go to the election.
If you don't know the news, you can't make a decision.
So...
From now on...
I would like you to pay attention to the news.
I think you got quite interested in today's class.
It was easy to understand.
It was very easy to understand.
Could you please produce it for me?
The sales are amazing.
I came to Nagasaki!
It's my first time in Nagasaki!
Is it your first time, too?
It's my first time in Nagasaki!
Today's mission is...
Enjoy Nagasaki, a city of history and foreign culture.
Enjoy Nagasaki as much as you like and refresh yourself.
However, you can't enjoy it for free.
If you don't answer the quiz, you can't enjoy it.
It's called "Hell Tour".
First of all, the members went to...
SASEBO BURGER, which has been in business since 1960.
Hamburger shop "Hikari".
They enjoyed SASEBO BURGER, a famous SASEBO city food.
Let's eat it!
I want to eat it!
Can we eat it?
I want to eat it!
However, you can't eat it for free.
Do you know about Nagasaki?
Yes, I know.
I'd like you to do a quiz about Nagasaki.
And the quiz is...
Who spent more time in Kyushu than Nagasaki?
What?
I can't do it.
Well...
I can't do it!
Two of you can eat SASEBO BURGER here.
Who can eat it?
Who spent more time in Kyushu than Nagasaki?
One, two...
How many?
Wait a minute!
How many?
Mirurun has one Miyazaki.
Miyazaki came out!
Rikanyan has four.
Next, Uka has...
Hiroshima?!
What was Hiroshima?
Kushima?
There was!
Don't think it's Kushima!
No way!
And...
Joe has one, two, three, four, five!
Awesome!
And so...
This year...
Joe and Rikanyan.
Yeah!
We won!
Yeah!
We won!
Because only smart people say that.
It's impossible.
And so...
Rikanyan and Joe...
Will enjoy the biggest...
Jumbo Deluxe Burger in this shop.
Yum!
What is this gentle feeling?
It's gentle.
Next, Joe has one.
What's so good?
Which one?
Jojo!
Thank you for the food!
And so...
The four of them went to...
A tunnel shop...
In Tonoi Market Street...
That has been loved as a restaurant for young people.
What does "tunnel" mean?
Good morning!
We decided to ask at this tunnel shop.
I heard about Tunnel Yokocho.
It's an air raid shelter.
Air raid shelter?
It's about 20 meters from here to there.
It's a place that was used in war.
That's right.
Amazing!
Tunnel means an air raid shelter.
Tunnel Yokocho has several shops that use such an air raid shelter.
Since we're here, let's go inside.
It's so cool in here.
There's kamaboko.
Kamaboko.
It looks like real kamaboko.
That's right.
Amazing!
Where did you get it?
It's not an ordinary kamaboko.
Here it is.
Since we're here, let's eat famous Kamaboko of Nagasaki.
It looks delicious.
Thank you very much.
How is it?
It's good.
Let's sit down.
Kamaboko and kneaded food collaboration.
I want to eat it.
How old are you?
I'm 20 years old.
I'm not 20 years old at all.
Gyoza!
Gyoza with gyoza.
We ate tonsoku in a hormone shop and enjoyed the tunnel.
The next place we went to was...
Housuten, the largest theme park in Japan.
It's based on the Dutch cityscape in Saseboshi.
It's stylish.
The longest 180m waterlong slider in Japan...
and the 5 days festival in Taipei...
will be held this summer as well.
We have arrived at House Tembos!
I want to go to Greece!
Greece?
You made it with some kind of image in mind, didn't you?
I'm sure of it!
I made it with some kind of image in mind, but...
And here at House Tembos, we will first experience...
This!
Ta-da!
Ta-da! What is this?
Segway?
Segway!
We will first experience Segway here.
It's a two-wheeler that you can move back and forth by simply moving your weight.
I can't push it!
What's wrong with you?
I don't know why I'm so excited.
Someone push it!
Um, can anyone push it?
What do you mean?
I wanted to say "Broadway".
Oh, Segway and Broadway?
Yes, Broadway and Segway.
Can you cut this out, please?
In Greece, you can enjoy House Tembos.
This is too much fun!
In Segway and Kamen Budoukai, you can have a big party.
Who is the one you can relax and enjoy?
Who is it?!
Joe's "I don't know what's delicious" was the one I understood the most.
No, it's not like that!
"Where is it delicious?" I can't answer that.
That's how it's conveyed.
"I don't know what's delicious" is what I thought.
I thought you were going to say something really offensive.
"I don't know what's delicious" is what I thought.
Kashiko, who was excellent in school and college, is no good at all. Let's announce the stupid kids.
It's a penalty game if you get a reward for playing badly in school and college.
Then I will announce it. This week's stupid kids are...
Shu!
Thank you!
There were a lot of penalty games.
I was chosen as a participant.
Now, and...
This week's stupid kids are...
Airi!
Abe Hiroki.
At first...
It was decided at first.
Do you know who is in front of Prime Minister Abe?
Prime Minister Abe.
You can say Prime Minister's name.
Yes.
By the way...
Do you know who is in front of Prime Minister Abe?
What?
East...
Prosecutor.
Wait a minute.
Someone like "East Guard" came out.
It's different.
It's Mr. Noda.
Mr. Noda.
Yes. Here is the question.
What would you say about the median wage of the U.S. military, which is included in the budget of the Japanese Defense Ministry?
Go.
What?
Yes!
I beg you!
What is it?
Next question.
What would you say about defending together when allied countries are attacked by other countries?
Helping each other.
The last question.
What is the opposite of "tipipi"?
Go.
T-shirt "pipipi".
If you answer "zero" out of three questions correctly, you win!
Not at all.
I'm frustrated. I'll study again.
Please study.