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Summer Vacation Manga Festival!
From famous works of the past to recent hits, it's full of research!
The legend of that masterpiece manga and...
...the shocking pose given by social phenomenon!
And we introduce the famous lines of the manga that touch your heart!
Everyone, you'll definitely want to read it right away!
Today's special teacher is...
manga critic Toho sensei!
He studied manga at Tokyo Kougei University,
and raised manga artists of the future.
He himself has worked as an assistant to manga artist Naoki Urasawa sensei,
and is now making a manga debut!
From what I've heard, you've already made about 800 manga albums, right?
Yes!
I do!
I have them!
You have them!
Does that mean you have stories?
No!
800!
I bought them!
You bought them, right?
You bought and have them, right?
Yes, that's right!
You!
Yes?
How many do you have?
More than 2,000!
Wow!
Are they all girls' manga?
No, from boys' manga to girls' manga, even BL!
BL is really popular right now!
I feel like you just said that!
What is that?
Is it BL?
You don't know BL?
I don't know!
You don't know BL, but...
What is BL?
It's boy's love!
It's when a boy and a boy love each other, right?
That's right!
But is that even out yet?!
But it's really popular!
But girls' manga is really popular right now, right sensei?
That's right!
If you don't know BL, you can't talk about manga, right?
See?
You've gone that far!
Sensei, you also have a little bit of BL in you!
That's not it!
Hey!
It's really low!
You're going to be a teacher after this, right?
A teacher...
Today...
From famous manga to popular manga...
We're going to study the manga that everyone loves!
There's a ranking of manga, novels, and other books that have sold well, so let's take a look!
Alright!
Wow!
That's amazing!
This is from 1st to 10th place!
Out of all the books, but from 1st to 10th place, it's all about manga, isn't it?
Wow!
This is amazing, isn't it, Sensei?
Yes.
While the book market is getting smaller and smaller,
manga and e-books are increasing a little bit.
In 2013 and 2014, it increased a little bit.
Do you have any manga you read in school?
Yes!
Reina!
Yes, I read "Tokyo Ghoul".
"Tokyo Ghoul", isn't it?
I like it a lot!
Oh, really? What kind of manga is it?
It's like, it's a human, but there's a monster inside of it?
It's like, it's a human, but...
I want you to explain it!
First of all, there's a species that eats humans called "ghouls".
They look exactly like humans,
but the protagonist of "Tokyo Ghoul" is originally human,
but because of an incident, he becomes anti-ghoul.
So, it's a manga that shows that he doesn't want to eat humans.
I see.
Reina, is it true?
It is!
What about you, Chihiro?
"Aoharaid" or...
"Aoharaid"? I've heard of it a lot, but what kind of manga is it?
It's a girl's manga.
Oh, it's a girl's manga.
It makes me feel very excited.
"You Are A Girl Who Makes Me Feel Excited"!
Ah, I see.
This is how amazing the momentum of manga is, isn't it?
And among the manga that made it to the top 10,
there's a manga that set a great record.
I think you all know about it, but it's this one!
"ONE PIECE"!
It's certified to be a Guinness World Record!
Wow!
This is amazing!
It's a comic series published by the largest number of authors.
It's currently published in many countries.
This is an incredible number of copies.
Wow!
More than 320 million copies!
If you simply think of it from the Japanese population,
it's an estimated number of three copies per person.
It's a comic series for everyone.
That's amazing!
Now and then, everyone knows about it.
It's a manga series that represents Japan.
From now on, we will follow its history.
Japanese manga history that you will never forget once you know it!
Now, we will learn about the representative mangaka who has built up the history of Japanese manga and its features.
First of all, if we divide Japanese manga history into large parts, it looks like this.
I think you know a lot of manga.
Today, we will talk about important points from the development of post-war manga to the popularity of "one piece" to now.
We will narrow it down and explain it in an easy- to- understand manner.
Now, let's take a look at each period.
First of all, we will look at post-war manga from 1945 to the 1950s.
I can't miss out on talking about manga here.
I think you all know about it.
This is the representative mangaka.
You all know about it, right?
Yamura, you know about it, right?
I know about it.
Who is it?
Hanamura Masaru-san.
Who is Hanamura Masaru-san?
It's because of his face.
It's not like it's because of his face.
You all know about it, right?
Yes, Kinoshita.
Tezuka Osamu-san.
Tezuka Osamu-sensei.
He is called "god".
What was amazing about him, Sensei?
Yes, Tezuka Osamu-sensei is...
First of all, I think the biggest thing is the influence of later.
Anyway, when Tezuka Osamu came out...
The works of Tezuka Osamu were beaten up by the young girls themselves.
Such people later became cartoonists and various creators.
I see.
That's very big.
Now, in this Tezuka Osamu...
There are many legends.
Here it is!
Choose the path of a cartoonist rather than a doctor.
Sensei, what does this mean?
Yes, Tezuka Osamu-sensei...
Um...
Takarazuka.
Yes.
It's in Kansai.
And he entered the medical department of Osaka University, which is now a semi-university.
He is very smart.
He also has a driver's license.
But his professor told him...
You are more suitable for being a cartoonist.
And he became a cartoonist.
But in fact, Tezuka Osamu-sensei debuted early.
His first book was "Kyocho", but when he published "Shintakarajima", he was only 19 years old.
He was still young.
And he went to the medical department while drawing cartoons.
Wow!
Both of you are very busy, aren't you?
Yes, we are.
It's unbelievable.
So...
"Black Jack" is very realistic, isn't it?
Yes.
It's like a surgery or something like that.
I see.
I see what you mean.
Wow!
And then...
Draw 10 manga series at the same time.
Wow!
You are not busy now, are you?
The quality of drawings is a little different between the current manga and the manga you were active in.
I think you can see it by looking at it.
For example, the current manga "Jump" is so dense that you can't draw it.
I see.
That's right.
The drawings are different.
However, "10 manga" is all about something else.
That's right.
By the way, what kind of works "10 manga" were?
Well...
For example, in 1976, "Black Jack", "Black Megatol", "Unico", "Moo", "Hinotori", "Doronko sensei", "Tetsuwan Atom" and "Yotsuya Kaitan", "Hashire Kurono", "Hitomi Goku" were released.
They are quite famous.
Wow!
That's right.
How long does it take you to answer "10 manga" questions?
Well...
It's said that it takes about two or three hours, but I think I got drunk from time to time.
You say "I'm tired" right now, don't you?
Everyone says "I'm not sleeping".
That's not good.
You say it a lot.
Do I?
You say it right away, don't you?
"I'm tired" or "My ribs are broken".
You say it right away, don't you?
Because my ribs are broken.
When my ribs are broken...
You say "My ribs are broken" right away, don't you?
What do you do when your ribs are broken?
You don't say anything, do you?
Well... I think I should go to a hospital.
That's right.
The last one.
The first TV animation series in Japan.
"Tetsuwan Atom".
"Tetsuwan Atom" was made in 1963.
To be exact, there is a 5-minute animated series before this.
The first one was a 30-minute animation.
So there wasn't much time difference.
That's right.
That was the first one.
But people say that I was reckless.
What do you mean?
I made all of my animations by myself.
I gave money to those parts that were not enough.
Anyway, I had a strong desire to animate my own animation.
I see.
What's amazing about you is that you have a lot of talent.
But you do what you want to do.
You didn't make your own animation before, did you?
That's right.
I don't think there is such a thing in Japan.
The place where Ms. Tezuka used to live when she was young...
...is where the manga artists who will support the Japanese manga world have gathered.
This is it.
The sacred place of Japanese manga.
I'm sure you've heard of it.
The name of this apartment is...
How is it?
"Yoshida-so".
"Yoshida-so" is close.
It's like that.
"Yumeo-iso"?
No.
How about you, Ri-chan?
"Take-iso".
"Take-iso" is close.
That's funny.
Is that what I said earlier?
No, it's not.
Don't try to get the answer of an idol.
Okay, Yamana.
Yes. "Tokiwaso".
"Tokiwaso" is correct.
You're so confident about your answer.
You've heard of "Tokiwaso", right?
This apartment is very famous.
What kind of apartment was this, Mr. Yamana?
Ms. Tezuka also lived here.
Other than that, "Ishinomori Shotaro", "Akatsuka Fujio", "Fujiko F. Fujio", "Fujiko Fujio A".
You've heard of their names, right?
"Ishinomori Shotaro" is the original author of special anime like "Kamen Rider".
"Akatsuka Fujio" is the first person of gag manga.
"Fujiko F. Fujio" is well-known in "Doraemon" and "Paman".
"Fujiko Fujio A" of "Ninja Hattori-kun", "Kaibutsu-kun" and so on...
These genius cartoonists discussed and struggled with each other in this "tokiwa" class and grew up as cartoonists.
It's amazing that these members lived in the same apartment.
Does this "tokiwa" class still exist?
No, it doesn't. Unfortunately, it was demolished in 1982 due to aging.
There is no "tokiwa" class now, but a commemoration day is left in that place.
The place where the apartment stood, each teacher's works and autographs.
As a manga lover, this is a place to visit, isn't it?
Yes, I think there are quite a few people who go there.
Now, to sum up, it can be said that "tokiwa" manga has been active since 1945 to the 1950s.
"Tezuka manga" has been talked about as if it had always been the most popular.
Otherwise, in the 1950s, it seemed like "tezuka" manga was the only one.
But in fact, it wasn't like that.
Certainly, "tezuka" manga was a top group of people.
However, among the manga itself, there were quite a few people who took the top spot.
But why is "tezuka" manga the only one that is talked about now?
I think the size of the impact on later creators, especially cartoonists, is very large.
In the 1960s, a new style was born in manga.
Its representative work is...
"gorgo 13".
Now, you've been doing "gorgo 13" for a long time, haven't you?
Yes, it's been a long time. It's almost been 50 years.
Yes, this "gekiga", which is called "gekiga" in Osaka- based movements.
What is "gekiga"?
First of all, please look at "gorgo".
Well, "gorgo" is still a "gekiga" style that can be conveyed now.
"gorgo"'s very sharp lines, black screen, action and...
Well, it's cool, isn't it?
It was very innovative at the time.
Such a great movement, changing it in various cuts like the position of the camera...
You're pulling and pulling, aren't you?
Yes.
They adopted a very bold method of using such things.
And then, these lines are getting very rough, aren't they?
With this momentum and this intense feeling...
Such things are "gekiga".
I see.
Now, it can be said that this "gekiga" appeared in Japanese manga for such a meaning.
"gekiga" is not bright and fun, but it can be dark or fractured.
For example, well, a poor and very difficult young man...
...becomes a murderer and kills a bad politician, but in the end, he perishes.
I see.
Such dark but cool stories were very common.
So, up to now, Mr. Tezuka's...
Round and dark, and bright and futuristic...
Well, of course, Mr. Tezuka's dark parts are quite numerous, but...
Not only that, but he also broke through the idea that it should be a bright and fun story for children only.
That's why he was beaten up a lot by the PTA at that time.
There were stories where people were shot and killed by guns.
Among such adult stories that came out of such places...
...what is "real" has value as a manga.
In short, now you may say, "This manga is real."
That's right.
It's real and good.
But it probably wasn't like that before this era.
In the 1970s, girls' manga became popular.
The work that started it all...
"Bersayu no Bara" (Rose of Bersayu)
In the 1970s, not only girls' manga, but manga also spread a lot.
In that period, girls' manga spread a lot.
Has anyone read it? "Bersayu no Bara"?
Oh, quite a lot of people have read it.
It's quite popular.
In this era of girls' manga, there are a lot of such deep and dramatic stories.
It's the same for our students.
I read it because my mother cares about me.
There are a lot of people like that.
My mother also likes it a lot.
It's funny, so I read it and it was recommended.
Oh, I see.
There are a lot of girls' manga that are passed on from mothers.
My mother also said she liked it.
Oh, really?
Really?
My mother also said it's one of her favorite manga.
But I've never heard of it.
Of course you have!
You don't say that much about "Bersayu no Bara".
But the picture is also unique, isn't it?
It's cool, isn't it?
In the 1970s, girls' manga was like this.
I think it was a period when everyone felt that way.
They ignored the frames a lot.
That's right.
Frames and frames overlap, don't they?
It's a characteristic of girls' manga that frames like this aren't neatly lined up.
In short, it can be said that this is the era when the girls' manga boom started, starting with "Bersayu no Bara".
Girls' manga...
If you say "girls' manga", I think many of you have the image of being in love.
There are quite a few, aren't there?
Do you feel that way?
"Girls' manga" is...
It's not necessarily that they were in love from the beginning.
What kind of things did they write?
Poor mother and mother-in-law who are separated from each other.
She was living a happy life, but her father failed in his business, and his mother was deceived and died in the end.
It's a very sad story, isn't it?
That kind of story was written in "girls' manga".
And gradually, in the 70s, love came in.
In ancient Japan, women's love was considered a little dirty.
I think there were some things that were taken for granted, but it's not something you should be proud of.
It's getting released like that.
In the 1980s, a work will stir up a sensation.
That is...
AKIRA
Have you ever read it?
I like it very much.
Oh, really?
The settings are very detailed and everything is calculated and written.
It's very interesting.
You like it very much, don't you, "AKIRA"?
It's very popular.
Did you read it?
I read it.
You read it?
I didn't know about it.
But now that I have it, everyone comes to me.
I think that's what made me happy.
Oh, I see.
What is "AKIRA" different from other manga?
"AKIRA", or rather "Autumn Katsuhiro" appearing in manga was very big.
The level of realism in manga has increased a lot.
Like this.
This one picture is convincing.
Yes, it is.
First of all, you are drawn to this overwhelming painting ability.
Yes, it is.
If you think about it, there is a complexity of this kind of expression.
So, to write this as a legend,
you put a pin on the wall and stick a thread from there and draw this.
I don't know if it's true or not.
Oh my god!
If this appears in the manga you know so far, it will be very popular.
Yes, it will.
I think it will take a lot of time just to draw one picture.
From your experience as an assistant, how long will it take you to draw this picture?
I don't want to draw it.
You don't want to draw it?
Well, if you tell me to draw it, I won't do it.
But I want three days.
Three days?
It takes about three days to draw one picture.
In the same 80s, a terrifying manga artist appears.
His world-famous work is...
Here it is!
Dragon Ball's Akira Toriyama-sensei!
It's terrifying!
From Sensei's point of view, this Akira Toriyama- sensei is...
Extremely big, isn't it?
In the beginning of Dragon Ball, it's like "Dr. Slump"...
Well, in the beginning...
I used to be this cute, but now I've become like this...
Something like that.
In the beginning of Dragon Ball, it starts with gag manga, doesn't it?
That's right.
Comedy...
Fighting manga...
Not at all, not at all.
Most of the time, it changes into a martial art world.
First of all, in the beginning, the picture has a wonderful sense.
Also, the colors are very cool, aren't they?
Also, the drawing ability...
Also, how to take a pose...
How can you draw a powerful movement with a stopped picture?
These things are very calculated.
This is a revolution, isn't it?
It's said that the 80s when Akira and Dragon Ball appeared are like this era.
In the 80s, manga became very diverse.
Young people who read manga appeared a lot.
I think it's better for both of you to say "Oh, you read manga. There are manga fans, aren't there?"
Until now, the market of manga itself was small.
As it grew bigger and bigger, very maniacal manga also gained its own readers.
Anyway, one of them is pop.
Until then, Japanese culture was rather dark and dark...
In the 90s and 2000s, manga evolved more and more and now it is loved by people all over the world.
Let's move on to the next theme.
Famous manga legends that sparked social phenomena.
The first manga that influenced the world was "zetsudai".
These things became popular because of recent manga.
Here it is!
"kabedon", wow!
It's really good!
Have you read it before?
I love it!
You've read it most of the time.
It's famous!
Rii-chan, do you like it?
I love it!
It's good for girls, isn't it?
"kabedon" became popular in 2014 and became one of the top 10.
Is it good?
What is it? Is it ugly?
It's not ugly!
It's really ugly!
If you don't say it out loud, you'll feel it.
It's like "anyway", isn't it?
It's something we can't imagine.
It's like you're separating yourself from reality.
Kinoshita, you look like you're having a great time.
Isn't girls' manga these days too delusional and erotic?
It's getting erotic.
It's getting more and more extreme like this.
But girls of today are all erotic.
Is that so?
Girls of today are all erotic?
I think so, really.
But it's fine like this, isn't it?
Now, let's introduce the manga that involved various world phenomena.
First of all, this one.
"Girl of Tomorrow".
This manga was banned from boxing manga and it was so popular that people who were interested in it went crazy.
Here's a quiz.
What did the main character, Yabuki Jo's rival, Rikishi Toru, do for her fans because she was so popular?
Yabuki Jo is lying down right now and Rikishi Toru is standing up.
Chihi.
Birthday party.
How cute.
Moka.
Made a fan club.
For one character, right?
You.
Made a destroyer.
Destroyer?
Is it coming from Rikishi Toru?
Yamana.
Everyone started dancing like this.
Just a little?
Fans don't gather and do such things, do they?
Yes, Moukyun.
Party.
Now, let's see the correct answer.
This one.
Party.
Moukyun is correct.
She actually did it.
So, Rikishi died while writing.
She was so sad about it that she threw a party.
That's amazing.
By the way, Sensei, how many Sound Races were there?
About 800 people.
800 people?
That's amazing.
This is one of the incidents that symbolize this era.
So, "Tomorrow's Jo" and "Giant Star" are not only hit manga,
but also symbolize the 60s and 70s.
The original author, Tetsuya Chiba and Eiki Kajiwara also participated in this.
He killed himself.
That's right.
That's terrible.
But for a writer, it can be very painful to let a character you like die.
And fans joined in.
It's like putting it in a manga.
In addition to Rikishi, there were other manga characters who participated in Sound Races.
For example, Raoh of Hokuto no Ken.
Raoh?
I thought it was Yamcha of Dragon Ball.
There's no Yamcha.
When Yamcha was killed...
Yamcha wasn't dead at the time.
He wasn't dead at the time.
Yamcha died when he was self-destructed by a gardener.
(Laughing)
Next is the Raoh Concert.
When the movie was released in 2007, the Raoh Concert was held.
Earlier, there were 800 participants in Rikishi.
How many are there now?
About 3,000.
3,000!
That's amazing!
3,000 people came.
It wasn't during the serialization at the time, but during the 2007 movie.
Even if it's been that long, people will still come, right?
That's right.
Next is a manga that sparked a social phenomenon.
Osomatsu-kun.
A legendary gag manga.
The protagonist is a man with the same appearance as him.
Osomatsu-kun's pose when he's surprised by a character called Riani.
You all know this pose, right?
You know it, right?
Don't you know it, Rii-chan?
Rii-chan was a little different just now.
She was just surprised.
This pose of Riani.
You all know it, right?
Sheh!
Yes, this "sheh!"
This became very popular.
This "sheh!" pose became very popular.
It became a social phenomenon.
A lot of celebrities did this "sheh!" pose.
There's also a scene like this.
This one!
Godzilla!
What?!
That's not good!
You shouldn't do that!
Godzilla did a "sheh!" pose.
Godzilla didn't do it!
It was broadcasted, right?
The people in the movie didn't like Osomatsu-kun.
They did it on their own.
It wasn't an ad-lib.
I don't think it was.
If you do that, you'll get as angry as a Baba Tsubiro.
Why?
Of course, it's a comedy at the time.
Godzilla was a very scary monster at first.
But it gradually became a child's friend.
It's about that family.
When you see this, you'll be like "Wow, he did a "sheh!" pose!"
It makes you happy, doesn't it?
There's also that cool side of him.
There's also "Oh, Sadaharu!" and "Beatles!"
He did a "sheh!" pose.
That's amazing.
Next up is "This theme makes you like manga even more!"
Learn it from manga and say it with your heart!
Everyone, there is a famous line in your favourite manga that will cheer you up when you are having a hard time, right?
We will announce a famous line that will cheer you up!
First, Mao-kun!
Yes!
Mao-kun, please announce it!
Yes!
The top batter is Mao-kun, who is aiming to become a voice actor!
So, the famous line that will cheer me up is...
There is a manga about it!
That is...
This one!
It is a manga about becoming a voice actor!
Becoming a voice actor!
Yes!
I have never heard of it!
The main character is a girl named Kinohime-chan, who has always wanted to become a voice actor!
Yes!
And there is also a CD called "drum CD", which is only for voice acting!
You will be recording it!
And you will be recording it with Kudo Senri, who you will be co-starring with!
Yes!
Kudo Senri!
When you are recording it with Kudo Senri...
Rather than your own acting...
You will be pulled into Kudo Senri's acting...
And it will end!
This recording!
I see!
And!
It was a huge success, but...
Kinohime-chan, with her own strength...
She didn't succeed in recording it!
I really regret it!
I see!
Yes!
And!
When you are not happy...
Kinohime-chan's producer...
There is a person called Yamada-P...
Yamada-P...
Yamada-P-san said to Kinohime-chan...
This line!
To feel regretful is to be happy!
Regret is the energy you need to grow!
She said this!
If you have something like this in your daily life...
You try to remember it!
I remember it!
This Yamada-P's...
This line...
It really resonated with me!
I see!
I can't stop it!
What do you all think of this line?
Yes!
This is wonderful!
To continue...
She has more than 1,000 manga books!
Here is a manga with a famous line that resonated with me.
"Fandora Hearts"!
I don't think most of you have heard of it.
Orz is actually hated by his father.
He studies hard to get his father's approval and to make him like him.
I see.
Orz has an heir, Gilbert.
Gilbert says, "Master, you work too hard. Why don't you take a breath and say, 'I work hard, too?'"
"Working hard" is proof that you're still being naive while it's easy for you to say it.
I think it's a good line just by listening to it.
Next, Akiyama-senpai will present us with a famous line.
Here is a manga with a famous line that resonated with me.
"Blue Giant"!
Oh, I didn't know about it!
This manga is about a third-year high school student, Dai Miyamoto,
who is passionate about jazz and wants to become the world's number one jazz player.
One day, he tells his family that he wants to go to Tokyo.
I'm going to do my best in jazz in Tokyo.
Please let me go to Tokyo.
I want to go.
When he says that, his dad, his brother, and his little sister...
His little sister is a third-year high school student.
She says she wants to go to Tokyo for the first time in front of her family.
On the day she says she wants to go to Tokyo, she plays her saxophone in front of her family for the first time.
When her dad and brother hear her play, they are very moved.
They look like they're having a lot of fun.
But her little sister doesn't look like she's having fun.
Because when her little sister said she wanted to go to Tokyo,
she thought she'd be back soon anyway.
There's no way she'd succeed if she failed.
So she thought her little sister would be back soon and listened to her play.
At that time, her little sister didn't look like she was having fun.
Her little sister was looking down and crying.
While she was playing.
At that time, her little sister said this famous line.
After listening to her brother's performance, her little sister clearly understood.
She's not coming back anymore.
Her brother is not coming back anymore.
Even now, I still get goosebumps.
Me too!
Do you know about this?
I had an experience like this.
When I was at my parents' house,
my third brother was about to leave the house.
In front of my brother,
I told him, "Go home early."
I'm so happy. I can use the room widely.
I told him like that.
When my brother really left the house,
I cried in my room.
I still remember it.
I was like "Boom!"
That scene is in volume 4.
It was so funny.
I bought it again.
What do you think about this?
Yamauchi-sensei is crying.
I was about to cry.
It was so deep.
Next,
Yamauchi-sensei will show us his famous line.
Here is my favorite famous line.
This is it.
Captain Tsubasa.
It's a famous line.
Everyone knows it.
In Captain Tsubasa,
my favorite scene is
Japanese army led by Captain Tsubasa
and Schneider led by Captain Tsubasa
fight in the world championship.
Japanese team led by Captain Tsubasa
gets 2 points.
Schneider's team gets 1 point.
When the game is about to end,
Schneider's team mate
says "We will lose."
When there is a feeling of defeat,
Schneider says
this line.
Strong people don't win soccer.
Strong people win it.
What I want you to learn is that there is no such thing as "strong people" and "weak people" in a match.
The winner of the match becomes "strong people".
This is not only applicable to soccer, but also to comedy.
In other words, funny people do not always win competitions.
The winner is funny.
Because if funny people win, we should have already won.
Wait a minute. I can't hear the losing dog's fart.
Finally, we will learn famous phrases from the manga recommended by Mr. Ito.
The manga "Dragon's School on a Mountain" by Ryoko Kui.
Oh, this is also...
The story of the world in which dragons actually exist.
In Japanese society, dragons are no longer needed.
Feeding and managing them costs a lot of money, so they are no longer used.
So, there are people who want to make the world recognize the value of dragons in universities that study dragons.
And there are people who plan to travel around Japan on dragons.
However, the conclusion he came up with is...
...that we don't need dragons in today's Japanese society, in modern Japan.
In other words, he thinks about it and thinks about it, and thinks about how to value dragons, and whether or not it will work, and whether or not it will be useful.
He thinks about it once and then does this.
There are only two things in the world - useful things and things that may be useful in the future.
This comes up all the time.
Now, in university, in Japanese society, there is less and less room for useful things.
It's like, "You can't do it at school. Don't do research."
However, there is a high possibility that what is useful now will not be useful in ten years.
I see.
So, what will become of such a researcher if it is not useful now?
There is always a possibility that it will become something very big.
It's like, "There is nothing you can't build."
I'd like to hand out a copy of this manga to the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Finance and so on.
The teacher will come and start the engine.
What are you doing, Tonnen?
This mission is to take photos in deep spots and make a Miyakojima calendar.
So far, they have succeeded in taking photos in four deep spots unique to Miyakojima.
There are two spots left. What kind of spots are waiting for them?
The fifth spot is a bike riding in the middle of nowhere.
How can they ride in the middle of nowhere?
They came to Ainagama Beach, which is also a favorite place for citizens who can walk from the city center.
What is that?
Is that it?
That's it!
It's not "waiting" but "flying"
Here, they will try "jet bait"
Using the water pressure of a marine jet, they will fly in the air
To maintain their posture in the air, they will need a sense of balance
Since it's a sense of balance, if you can stand here while you're floating in the water and maintain your posture, you will be balanced
Do your best and be careful!
Yes! I got it!
The lovebusters will return
They will start, but...
Wait!
Wait for me!
Wait! Wait! Wait!
They can't even fly in the air
Is it over?
It's been 15 minutes since the start
They are flying in the air
They are flying!
Wow!
I'm scared of falling
They managed to fly for 7 seconds
I did it!
Next up is Takichi. Will he be able to fly well in the air?
It's too dangerous!
As soon as he fell, he let go of the handle and almost got into an accident.
We're waiting for you here, but will you use this side as well?
Next up is Maru, who is full of motivation.
I'm full of confidence, but I'm the type of person who can't do it because I'm surprised.
It's too dangerous!
As Takichi said, Maru can't fly well.
And last up is Hikakin, who is full of motivation.
From the first attempt...
Wow!
The balance is stable, and the opening time is 15 seconds.
After that...
They manage to control the steering wheel and the opening time is more than one minute!
And with that, they succeed in dancing in the air!
Lastly, they enjoy the king of tropical fruits.
What is the king of tropical fruits?
They came to Utopia Farm Miyako Island.
What? This?
Wow!
Inside the vinyl house, there are many bags covered with fruits.
Inside those bags...
Ta-da!
It's huge!
Isn't it big?
A mango? It's not that big.
It's about the same size as Tokyo meat.
Wow!
It's full of 10,000 yen.
They receive a fresh mango that costs 10,000 yen.
Thank you for it.
Is it good?
It's not sweet at all.
It's gone.
It's not hard at all!
The three of them also receive a fresh mango.
It's sweet!
I want to leave it like this at home.
I want to leave it like this with flowers in bloom.
It smells really good in that room.
Next is the soft cream that uses a lot of mango.
The juiciness of the flesh is as it is, and the contents of the vanilla are perfect!
It's completely different!
You know, sometimes it's like mango soft cream, but it's completely different!
And with that, the king of mango fruits, Chaeryeong, has been achieved!
With this, she has achieved six mission posts and completed the Miyakojima calendar!
It was a lot of fun, wasn't it?
Yes, it was a lot of fun.
Um, Haru and Rika, you shouldn't do that.
No, but it's pretty common for that kind of thing to be cut, so...
Are you going to make it for me?
I'll say it! Filming is cut and of course...
I won't have a job!
Everyone!
On Tuesday, the new DVD of "What Are You Doing For Me?" by nmb48 will be released!
Shall we promote it?
Yes! I played the role of O-el in "Girls' Feelings"!
Yes! I obtained a scuba license!
I wore a kimono and became a strong beauty!
Yes! Rena Pyo is "Udon Country's Princess" and is also popular with foreigners!
Yes! "What Are You Doing For Me?" Vol. 3 and 4 are on sale now!
Please look forward to it!
Now, let's announce the bad past that wasn't good at all this week!
Now, let me announce the correct answer!
This week, Kashiko was "Adventure"!
Yes! I did it!
You were good at presenting and answering questions!
I did it! Thank you!
It was wonderful!
And this week, Bakako was...
"Kinoshita"!
When everyone was excited about O-el's story, no one came up to me.
And recently, girls have been saying weird things like "everyone is erotic".
You like it, don't you?
Yes, I love it! It feels good!
I like it a lot!
"Kinoshita" is cute, isn't it?
Can you stop it?
It's been a while, Manabu-kun!
Yes!
"Kinoshita" is cute, isn't it?
Didn't you say "nice to meet you" to "Kinoshita", who was usually near the theater?
That's...
That's a very good impression!
Please come again!
Yes!
Please!
Here is the question!
What is the name of the apartment that is said to be the birthplace of Japanese manga?
Takewasou
Here is the next question!
Which character was loved by fans who appeared in "Ashita no Joe" and even had a funeral?
Shirai Shitooru?
This is the last question.
Please do a pose that you do when Iyami appears in "Osomatsu-kun" with lines.
"Sanmonchu"?
You got 2 questions right! No!
Wait! Why?! Why did you say that?!
Why did you say that?!
You were close! Rikkii Shitooru!
Oh, Rikkii-shi!
You were close!
I'll be waiting for you!
What?
You're usually really nice when we meet!
If you say things like that, it'll be hard for me to do it in the future.
Can you not say things like that? Really.