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Right now, your eyes are in danger!
Smartphone flash.
Dry eye.
The ophthalmologist will tell you about the cause and preventive measures.
In addition, all your eye problems will be solved!
Is fast food safe?
Is there really food that's good for your eyes?
Massage that relieves tired eyes?
Tonight, you'll know about eye health!
Today's special teacher is...
Ophthalmologist, Dr. Arai Hiroyuki.
Dr. Arai has been selected as one of the best doctors in Japan.
Even now, Dr. Arai is active in basic ophthalmic surgery.
How many people in LMB are wearing glasses and contacts now?
Wow, there are so many!
No way!
Aren't you all lagans?
We're not lagans.
You're not? That's really eye-catching.
How many times a week do you wear contact lenses?
I don't know, but I use contact lenses that are -5°C.
You're not allowed to stay in your room for even a little while.
What?!
You're 17 years old!
Then what's wrong?
It's -5.5°C.
You're not allowed to stay in your room for even a little while.
- 8°C.
You're not allowed to stay in your room for even a little while.
We haven't learned this yet, but there's a lot of "no"s in Kyoto.
I've heard that there are a lot of "no"s in Japan.
Are there a lot of people like that?
There are a lot of people like that.
Oh, really?
About 40% of the population,
about 50 million people,
are told that they're not allowed to wear glasses or contact lenses.
Recently, especially young people,
from elementary school and middle school,
even up to that class, there are a lot of "no"s.
According to the latest statistics,
among middle school students with 1.0°C,
only 50% of them wear contact lenses.
It's said that only 47% of them wear contact lenses.
But recently, there are a lot of elementary school students who wear glasses.
Ever since elementary school, I've been wearing contact lenses.
There wasn't such a thing in our era.
But just like you said,
there are a lot of elementary school students who wear contact lenses.
Is there a reason why there are fewer young people wearing contact lenses?
Well, I think there are more and more people using computers and smartphones.
Of course, everyone has a smartphone.
In addition, recently, due to the extension of such things,
new eye problems have emerged.
Among young people, there are more of these symptoms.
Here it is.
Smartphone blindness.
This happens when you keep looking at your smartphone or computer.
It's a focus adjustment disorder.
Recently, it's increasing among young people and it's becoming a problem.
Smartphone blindness is an eye disease that causes blindness-specific symptoms even for young people whose eyes should not have it.
Blindness is common for all of us.
All of you here.
From about the middle of your 40s, you can see the distance normally, right?
Yes.
And in that state, it's getting harder and harder to see where you're close.
People who look like this often see it.
And people who are older see it like this.
That's the real blindness.
Smartphone blindness and blindness are the same in terms of symptoms?
Yes, they're similar.
I see.
By the way, I don't know how dangerous it is at first glance.
Basically, young people don't have much of an eye disease that affects their eyes.
So it's not that dangerous.
But even if you look at it in detail with a smartphone blindness, it also includes a psychological dependence on a smartphone.
So you can get depressed.
On the contrary, it's a little scarier than normal blindness.
That's scary.
By the way, how many people have a smartphone blindness?
According to estimates, including reserve forces, there are about 500,000 to 1 million people.
Wow, that's a lot of people.
It's getting harder and harder.
I wonder if it's getting worse.
I've been touching my cell phone all the time while I'm moving.
That's right, you spend a lot of time.
Everyone is touching their smartphones, but I'd like to check if there's a possibility of smartphone blindness.
Smartphone blindness check!
How many of these five items are applicable?
Everyone in front of the TV, please check it out!
Who thinks there are more than three items applicable?
Almost all of them.
All of them?
Really? How about you two?
Is it only me, number three?
Is it only you, Ichikawa-san, number five?
It's you, old man! It has nothing to do with smartphones!
No, it's not!
Now, how many items are applicable?
Here's the result!
Actually, if there are more than three items applicable,
there's a possibility of smartphone blindness.
You're pretty sure about smartphone blindness, aren't you?
Not only me, but everyone!
Everyone says it!
However, there's a lifestyle that teachers absolutely can't do.
And it's this!
Train smartphone! Walking smartphone! Lying down smartphone!
Bingo! Bingo!
You can't participate in a bingo if you don't get anything!
You can't do this!
Do you all do this?
All of them!
I've been doing this for two and a half hours now.
Are you touching it forever?
I keep touching it and I get it.
Seriously?
I can't think of it.
Is it okay in the train, teacher?
The main body is moving,
and you have to chase the screen while it's moving.
You have to use muscles that fix your eyes, not muscles that focus your eyes.
It's a pretty tough situation for your eyes.
I've heard that you can train your eyes better if you use your eye muscles.
Isn't it like that?
It's good if it's appropriate, but if you do it too much, it won't work.
I'm bored on the train.
That's right.
What should you do on the train, teacher?
That's none of your business, teacher!
Everyone picks up their phones.
No, no, it's best to close your eyes.
What?
Or listen to music.
If you're on the train, listen to your ears.
By the way, is this second walkie-talkie bad?
Walkie-talkies are the worst.
What?
If you use it normally, it can be dangerous.
It depends on your manner.
Your own body is moving and your opponent is also moving.
If you adjust the focus, it's a death threat.
You'll get tired about three times.
Three times more than if you use it normally.
That's right.
I didn't know.
Walkies aren't bad either, are they?
If you lie down and use your phone, it's no good either.
Don't you do this?
Nagisa, do you do it?
I do it, but it's really dangerous.
If you look up and use your phone, your opponent's microphone will hit you.
It went into my eyes and hurt me.
If you use your phone directly, you'll get hit.
There's a phone that hits you.
Isn't that also a phone robbery?
No, no, no.
That's not it.
Normal damage is different.
How do you use your phone while lying down?
Face sideways.
Face down.
While moving.
Like this?
Like this.
Oh, it's coming closer. This way.
Oh, this way.
When I'm free, I usually lie down and use my phone.
I see.
By the way, why is it bad for your eyes to lie down and use your phone?
Well, there are a lot of difficult things to talk about.
Originally, human eyes are supposed to look like this.
If it looks like this, if you look at the letters sideways on purpose,
your eyes will look at the side of your brain vertically.
I actually do that kind of work and look like this.
It's not a good thing.
I see.
Yes, Konomi?
If this becomes a smartphone organ, is there nothing to fix it?
Yes, there is.
It's okay. It will be fixed.
That's great!
The main body of a smartphone organ is the muscles that align with the focus in the eye.
If you relax and rest those muscles, it will be fixed.
Oh, I see.
From now on, we will explain in detail why a smartphone organ happens.
This is a cross-sectional view of human eyes.
It says "black eye membrane".
There is a lens inside.
The human eye bends the light that comes in here and here in two places and aligns it here.
This is the part that hits the so-called screen.
So, for those of you whose focus is right here, you have good eyesight.
The black eye itself does not move, but the lens inside this crystal body changes its shape from thin to thick and from far to near.
This is done by the muscle called "plaque muscle" that is attached here.
I see.
When we look far away, we look so that we can somehow look forward, right?
We don't get tired of looking at the scenery all the time.
That's right.
That's because the plaque muscle is relaxed.
When it's relaxed, the crystal body becomes thinner and it focuses far away.
When you look closely, you can see it from here when you look at the details.
In short, it puts pressure on this plaque muscle.
Then the crystal body gets thicker.
The crystal body you're talking about is called "gummy", right?
Yes, "gummy".
Because it's soft, the crystal body moves like this and like that,
so young people can see it without thinking.
I see.
And it gets harder and harder.
And in the end, it's hard like a rice cracker.
No, really.
And then the thickness doesn't change at all, does it?
That's why only one place doesn't focus on it.
That's the real longan.
I see.
You know, when you're young, it's "gummy", and when you're old, it's "rice cracker".
"Rice cracker"!
Thank you for making it easy to understand.
The overwhelming difference between a smartphone longan and a real longan is that the real longan gets harder here,
and the smartphone longan doesn't move these muscles.
And even though young people have this soft crystal body, they can't adjust their focus.
A very dangerous smartphone longan!
But don't worry! There's a way to prevent it!
First of all, distance is important.
Second of all, cleanliness is better than kindness.
Third of all, it relaxes you.
But what do you mean by "distance is important", Sensei?
When you focus on something, people get closer to you, don't they?
How close are you guys looking at each other?
We're pretty close.
You're pretty close, but...
We're pretty close.
Ichikawa-san, you're a little far away compared to the others.
We're about two years apart.
I thought you'd say that.
Yes.
How many centimeters should I look away from you?
Let me try it.
About 30 to 40 centimeters.
That's a lot!
And you should tilt your head about 30 degrees from the horizon.
The point is that you should hide about half of your eyelids.
If you tilt your head down a little,
the surface area of your eyes will become narrower,
and it will be harder for you to dry out.
It will also prevent you from getting dry eyes.
Also, when you're searching or scrolling, you don't have to look at the screen.
I think you should take your eyes off when you're doing that.
Take my eyes off?!
I should take my eyes off while I'm looking at the next page?
No, I'm looking at the page while it's changing.
Is that not allowed?
You should read it out loud.
That's not allowed, is it?
No, it doesn't mean anything.
It doesn't mean anything.
It's a burden for your eyes.
I see.
And next, you should be kinder than beautiful.
What do you mean?
The brightness of your phone.
Brightness.
I think a lot of people use their phones to brighten up their faces,
but you should lower the brightness of your phone a little.
Do you all use your phones to brighten up your faces?
All of them.
All of them?!
But you don't have to turn it all the way up.
But it's easier to see.
It's a little harsh for your eyes.
The brightness of the screen depends on the manufacturer,
but it's recommended to keep it at about 60 to 70%.
For example, there should be a cinema mode for movies and TV.
It's kind of dark.
It's designed like that so you can see for hours.
What?!
It's designed like that so you don't get too tired.
Lastly, you said you want to relax,
but there's a way you can relax your facial muscles, right?
It's called "chirami exercise."
Chirami exercise.
It can be a window in your room.
You can decide whether you can see it or not with a sign in the distance.
While you're working on your smartphone or computer,
you can take a quick break for about three seconds and try again.
Can you do it in such a short period of time?
Yes, you can.
If you try to hit it as hard as you can and see if you can see it,
your muscles will tighten up.
So I think you should be conscious of it.
I see.
Next, we will talk about "that eye disease" that worries Japanese people.
First of all, let's check your eye condition.
Akarin and Keiichi will also challenge you on behalf of you.
All right, everyone.
Please keep your eyes open for 10 seconds without blinking.
All right, let's start!
Time's up!
How was it?
Was it okay?
But I can't do it without contact lenses.
That's exactly what it is.
If you can't keep your eyes open, you may have "dry eye".
Now, let's check if Keiichi's eyes are really "dry eye".
Wow, it feels weird.
It's "dry eye", isn't it?
Wow!
Scary!
You look like an avatar!
Close your eyes.
Open your eyes.
Close your eyes.
Open your eyes.
Can you see your tears moving?
This area is yellow and you have tears.
But you don't have it here.
It pops out.
Normally, it's uniform for 10 seconds.
But when you open it, it breaks right away.
Can you try it again?
Close it.
Open it.
It's good in the beginning, but it pops out right away.
The black line is red.
Kei, are you interested in it?
I don't want you to know.
How was it, Kei?
It's dry eye.
Dry eye.
There are a lot of tears, but the quality of the tears is bad.
I don't like it.
The quality of the tears is bad.
I don't like it.
Next, Wada, who says it's like a dry eye, also checks it.
Open it.
Close it.
Open it.
Look, isn't it beautiful?
Close it. Open it.
You see, the tears will stay on top of the black eyes for a long time.
That's right, when it was Keiichi's turn, it was getting darker.
So it's not a lie?
No, it's not.
I see.
The quality of the tears is good.
That's the only place that's better than Keiichi's.
That's why you won the quality of the tears, Wada- san.
The tears are beautiful.
Thank you.
How about you, Keiichi?
The quality of the tears is too smooth and I feel sorry for it.
You're kind.
Now, one in six Japanese people has dry eye.
If left alone, it can cause cornea inflammation or death and it's very dangerous.
Now, I'm going to explain in detail what kind of condition dry eye is.
This is the black surface.
Tears are on top of it.
Tears have an oxygen structure and protect your eyes properly.
Not only does it moisturize your eyes, but it also flushes out pollen and foreign substances.
It has various functions, such as cleaning and sterilizing.
When you have a dry eye, you sometimes see tears coming out of the spot like you saw earlier.
That's when it comes out.
That's why you feel uncomfortable and various things happen.
Even when there's a little dust in it, does it make you feel uncomfortable because of the tears?
Yes, it flushes it out for you.
So if you wash it with water or something, it'll take all of these three layers.
It makes it easier for bacteria to get stuck or actually do it.
And it's composed of tears, but it's divided into two components.
It's oil and water, isn't it?
That's right.
Water alone is easy to evaporate, isn't it?
So there's oil on top of it so it doesn't evaporate.
It maintains surface tension.
And mutinsol comes out of the inside and catches water.
So there's tears in the sandwich structure to prevent it from escaping and to catch it.
If you look closely at the edge of your eye, you'll see a little hole that's opening up.
I've seen it before.
I'm sorry, but I used to poke it with my toothpick a lot in the past.
What do you mean?
Even if you don't ask the doctor, you can't do that.
Why?
There's a hole in it.
Why is it open?
It's like there's a mountain in there.
There's the biggest one here, isn't it?
Yes.
I was worried about it and I thought it was an injury, so I was poking it a little.
The hole you just mentioned is not this one.
It's a drainage tube that lets tears flow into the nose.
It's called a funnel.
If you go up and down, there's one at a time.
In other words, tears are like a funnel with water coming out of it.
It's a funnel with water coming out of it.
It flows like this and exits through the nose.
In the kitchen, there are two types of tubes, a funnel and a drainage tube.
As I said earlier, there's another layer of oil so that the top surface doesn't evaporate.
That's what's coming out of this drainage tube.
Tears are made of water and oil mixed together, so you can't have too much of either.
Seven to three or eight to two.
That's why you said you had good tears earlier.
So there's not enough oil in the kitchen.
That's right. There's not enough oil.
Now, let's learn some measures to prevent dry eyes.
Here it is.
Do a lot of blinking consciously.
Tears are water, right?
So, depending on the gravity, it accumulates at the bottom edge of the eye.
You blink it, pull it up, and let it dry.
I see.
Especially for young people, they blink their eyes lightly.
Many people do it like that.
Even though it's accumulated here, it goes up around here.
Still, it gets wet, so you can say it's dry,
but if you blink it firmly like this, it gets wet enough to stick eye drops once.
When I was shooting gravure, I got an off-shot, right?
There are many times more white eyes than human eyes.
There are many white eyes.
But is it because of the eye drops?
There are many eye drops, but only half of them remain.
There are only photos I can't use.
But if you collect them and put them out...
White eyes.
White eyes in swimsuits.
And it's also important to keep the humidity of the room.
About 45 to 50 percent is good.
Next is to use eye drops well, but...
By the way, Ichikawa-san, how do you use eye drops?
I use eye drops normally, but...
Can you do it here for a moment?
It's tricky.
You forgot it. I'm sorry, brother.
Anyway, if I do it properly...
I have a habit.
I don't know where my eyes are.
They always shift a little.
Yes, I know.
I always do it like this.
I put it in my eye once like this.
What do you mean you did it?
I put it in my eye like this and do it like this.
No, that's the worst.
Why?
I can't do it.
No, you can't.
Now, let's ask Dr. Arai to teach us how to put in eye drops.
The mouth of eye drops can be quite dirty.
So, we call it "mouth cut" and throw it away once.
Then it's clean.
I see.
How to put it in is...
Face is tilted about 45 degrees.
And pull your eyelids like this.
Then your eyelids will look like this.
Then you can make a mountain like this.
A cliff like this.
Yes, yes, yes.
Face it like this and drop it from above.
Close it and hold it for about 5 seconds.
This is how you do it.
That's a fun way of putting in eye drops.
You can't do it, Ms. Ichikawa.
If you put it in your eye.
Why can't I put it in my eye?
Well...
Because there's bacteria in it.
I'm sorry.
Because there's bacteria in it.
You can't put it in your eye.
Ms. Ichikawa, why is that?
Because there's bacteria in it.
It says "hot pack" is good. What does it mean?
There's a hole at the bottom.
The oil there sometimes hardens.
When it's dry.
Bacteria gets on it and it gets dirty.
The oil melts at about 40 degrees.
When you heat it up, the hardened oil melts.
It gives oil to your eyes.
That's why "hot pack" is good.
Mr. Nagisa.
Isn't it good to cool your eyes?
In the daytime, sports players cool down with a spray.
They cool down to use their muscles again.
In the daytime, it's good to cool your eyes with a cold towel.
If you don't work on your eyes much at night,
you should warm up your eyes to loosen up your blood flow.
I see.
It's best to cool your eyes in the daytime and warm up your eyes at night.
It's also important to keep your eyes clean so that your eyeliner doesn't get dirty or clogged.
Be careful of people who say, "Don't drop your makeup."
Everyone, let's enjoy our daily lives with eye drying measures.
Next is "answering eye questions."
"Answering eye questions" by Dr. Arai.
We'll have you answer some simple eye questions.
Let's start with this one.
What effective massage do you do when you're tired?
What about you, Sayaka?
I press my eyeballs down from my eyelids.
You do it like this, don't you?
The first thing you should never do is pressing your eyes down.
Sayaka never does it.
Sayaka never presses her eyeballs down from her eyelids.
It's quite common, isn't it?
But since your eyeballs are like water balloons, you have pressure inside.
You have to have appropriate pressure.
If you press it down, the pressure inside your eyes goes up.
And that's bad for your optic nerve.
That's why you have to press your eyes down.
I see. But I have the image of doing it like this.
But there are many bad things about massaging.
There is only one way to do it.
Basically, it's because of how you use your eyes.
Some of it can be removed with a massage.
There is a dent in the bone about one-third of the way from the inside.
Can you see it?
That's a bump.
If you press it hard for about five seconds...
It doesn't work at all.
It's too much.
It's a little too much.
I see.
If you press the bone part, you can't press your eyes.
You can't press your eyes.
That's amazing.
There's a nerve line going through it.
It's connected to the nerve system in the back.
It's probably resetting by pressing the intervertebral and reconstructive nervous system balance once.
I see.
This is amazing.
Let's move on to the next question about eyes.
Are lasers really safe?
I'm curious about this, too.
Does anyone know about lasers?
Yes.
Yamaji-sensei, right?
Yes.
I'm scared, but I have an image of it.
I'm sure you're curious about this, too.
By the way, what do you think, doctor?
A laser operation is basically one of the safest operations.
I see.
There was an incident in the infectious disease a little while ago.
What happened?
It's a facility problem, not a surgery problem.
Is it true?
It's true.
Why do you say that?
I was scared.
I was wondering if I should do it, but it happened at that time.
That's right.
Have you done it, doctor?
I got a laser operation 18 years ago.
That's a long time ago.
Are you okay now?
I'm fine.
I can see up to 1.5.
That's amazing.
If you didn't have time, you would have come back a little, wouldn't you?
It's a very small number of people.
People with very poor eyesight or people who only look at their computers.
Such people will gradually decrease, but they will never return to their original state.
Because they have changed their physical shape.
I'd like you to explain what a laser operation is.
What you're most interested in is anesthesia, right?
Anesthesia, that's right.
Anesthesia, only eye drops.
What?
So I don't do injections or anything like that.
It might hurt if you do it.
It doesn't hurt at all.
This anesthesia is perfect now, isn't it?
Eye drops anesthesia.
I make a lid on the surface of the eye, but now I can make it with a laser beam.
I turn the lid over, put the laser against it, and put it back in place.
It's a series of operations like that.
How long did it take you?
It took me about 15 minutes with both eyes.
What?
That's fast!
What about the price?
The price is low.
If you had a doctor do it for you...
If you had an anesthesiologist do it for you...
It's expensive, isn't it?
It's a little expensive for us, too.
It's expensive, isn't it?
How much is it?
About 400,000 yen.
400,000 yen?
With NMB and Manabu's price, doctor!
No, it's not that kind of show!
It's not that kind of show!
No, basically, X-ray is not a health care treatment, so the price depends on the facility.
So it's important to choose a facility.
By the way, if you get an X-ray and your eyesight is getting worse, can you get another operation?
Yes, you can.
There is a standard that you have to keep this thickness.
If you don't cut it that much at first, you can use it to fix it a little.
Does it cost 400,000 yen?
No, it doesn't cost that much.
When I was racing, I was told I could do it five more times.
It's really thick.
There are five more machines.
It's like Mario.
You've been racing for 18 years now, but what will happen in 30 or 40 years?
Basically, there are a lot of people who have had eye surgery.
It's been almost 30 years since I started racing.
So I'm sure there's almost no logical safety.
I don't know what happened 50 years ago, but I think safety is basically ensured.
I think there's an image that racing is a little scary even if you say it's safe.
There's a new way for people like that now.
It's called a night lens.
I used to do it.
What's with that face?
It's a gentle face.
The official name is "orsokeratology."
It's like a hard lens when you're sleeping.
You put in a hard lens like this, and the surface of your eye is pressed down like this.
Even if you wake up in the morning and remove the lens, your eyes won't go back right away.
It usually comes back in a day, so you can remove the contact, and you can see about 1.0 with your naked eye, and you can spend the day like that.
You've been doing it like a mandatory job.
Yes, for about a year.
Can you see it?
I can see it. I can really see it.
It's good when you're competing, right?
When?
Like going to the sea or skiing.
Don't you do it when you don't wear glasses?
That's right.
Leisure without glasses is a competition.
I'm not nervous because I like you.
I can get away from you.
I can get away from you like a battle or something like that.
Do you have any good food?
blueberries!
blueberries are good for your eyes, right?
blueberries are good, but
anthocyanin, which is included in it,
works well on the cells of the most important membrane,
and stimulates the activation of tired eyes and dead cells,
so it is famous as a good fruit for the eyes.
In addition, it is said that there is a better food for the eyes than blueberries.
That is...
Red food caught in the sea.
Salmon or salmon roe.
Shrimp.
Shrimp and crab.
Crab!
Does it have a good ingredient for the eyes?
That's right. It's an ingredient called anthocyanin.
It's been getting a lot of attention lately.
That's right.
That antioxidant effect.
It's anti-aging, isn't it?
Well, it may be early for you guys,
but it works for your skin and stuff like that.
Mainly, it works on your muscles and makes you as tired as possible.
There is such an effect.
Also, since its antioxidant effect is strong,
various bad things happen when it is oxidized by UV rays,
but it prevents it.
It's a very good ingredient.
I have a good idea.
Blueberries are...
What is it?
I have a good idea.
You have a good idea.
Wouldn't it be good to use this extract as an eye drop?
It's an interesting idea,
but it works better if you turn it from the bloodstream.
It's not good to put crab broth in your eyes.
It's scary.
It's a little different, isn't it?
[Next Episode]
What did you do to me?
I came to Okinawa!
I'm alone.
This time, each member will aim to improve their variety skills.
A solo location project.
A solo location tour in a place far away from Kansai, where NMB is not well known.
And the challenge given by the state is...
Ta-dah!
With fighting spirits that collide with instincts, wake up the fugitive spirit!
No way!
This mission is...
With fighting spirits that collide with instincts, wake up the fugitive spirit!
This mission is...
A daily experience of a fugitive who takes care of a fugitive.
While being lost in NMB, each member will regain their fugitive spirit.
Do you think you're rivals?
Of course!
Who's your biggest rival?
Nagisa, of course.
What?!
Is that so?
Immediately, the fugitive who takes care of a fugitive, Gyushai.
Was FC black?
Can you do it?
It's my first time. I've only played Chichi Shibori.
What are you imagining?
Nothing at all.
That... red thing...
It makes me excited.
That's speed.
Wow!
Which one is it?
I'm scared!
- Is it here? - Yes, it is.
- This one? - Yes, that's it.
Does it get this close to me?
I'm scared!
- What's wrong? Is it angry? - No, it's fine.
- Ginger and Araiushi really go "gang"! - I see.
The three islands including Imjin, which is now all abandoned and weighs only one ton, will make regrets.
Let's start with brushing.
- It's fine. Adults are the most mature. - Oh, Imjin.
- Do it, Imjin. - I'm doing it!
- If you don't do it, it'll get angry. - Do it!
- Look, it's doing it for you. - Wow!
- It's only one and a half years old. - Oh, it's young! It's younger than me.
- Not at all. Imjin is also seven years old. - What?!
It's younger than me!
- What do you call this one? - It doesn't have a name yet.
- Oh, really? - You can call it whatever you like.
And so...
I want it to get stronger, so I'll call it "Goromaru".
- That's fine. - It's fine, right? - Yes, it's fine.
The name of this cow is "Goromaru".
Next up is feeding it.
Smelling the grass that becomes its food...
- The smell of grass and tatami! - This is "kansou".
- Oh, wow! - It's cute! - It ate it!
- It has the most important role. - Yes.
- It's... - What is it?
- It's a poop cleaner. - Poop?
Oh, it's pooping!
It ate it in one go!
Oh, it's light!
What should I do?
Just open it and put it in.
Wait a minute! I don't think I got the last 20% of it.
There's a lot of poop.
You have to clean it up.
There's still some left.
After about three hours, they're done taking care of the cow.
Next, they head for the cow farm and practice bumping into each other, but...
(Cow sounds)
Cows that are used to fighting know just by listening to the engine of the truck that carries the cows.
That's why they're shouting now.
Even if it's just one or two, it's loud.
(Cow sounds)
Wow!
And they arrive at the cow farm.
(Cow sounds)
Wow, it's huge!
Before they practice bumping into each other, they practice shouting, which is called "yagui".
(Cow sounds)
Anyway, it's a powerful voice.
(Cow sounds)
Wow, that's amazing!
(Cow sounds)
It's still weak, but it's getting stronger.
(Cow sounds)
It fell!
Oh, I was surprised!
(Cow sounds)
Wow, look!
They learned how to shout, and now it's time for the collision practice!
This time, Romaru hasn't played a match yet, but he's going to borrow the chest of a 100-match-in- a-row limousine.
Now, let's start the collision practice!
What should I do?
You're fine in this position.
Yes, yes, yes.
Can you shout for me?
Can I?
Louder!
(Cow sounds)
You can do it!
Louder!
(Cow sounds)
Louder!
(Cow sounds)
You can do it!
Louder!
(Cow sounds)
You can do it!
They're trying to win with every other move.
(Cow sounds)
Louder!
(Cow sounds)
Louder!
(Cow sounds)
Wow, you're strong!
Are you okay?
I'm scared.
Shuu is getting used to it.
Louder!
Oh, no!
Yes, yes, you're good at spinning there.
Yes, you're good.
Louder!
Louder! Louder! Louder!
Louder! Louder!
After the match, the winner's owner will jump on the winner's cow and do a "guts pose" on the cow and take a picture.
One "guts pose" only.
Wow! I did it!
Did you do it?
I love it!
I'm close with MMB Potatoes, but each of them is a rival regardless of seniority or juniority, so please leave the filming to me!
Cow!
How was it, filming alone?
It was scary and big.
It's scary, isn't it?
It was really big and I pooped a lot.
I pooped many times in one hour.
I pooped a lot.
You only have the image of pooping left.
Next week's "Marubu-kun" is a 90-minute special!
Tsubaki and Oniako will be thrown into the O-na- ge-ri- ng-dan-dan!
Tra-la-la-la!
A powerful test battle to find out if they can "guts pose"!
Don't miss it!
This week's winner is Kashiko!
This week's prize is a penalty game!
This week's winner is...
Konomi!
That was a great question!
Thank you!
This week's winner is Kashiko!
And this week's loser is...
Haru!
She said "bingo" at Logan's place.
That's not bingo!
That's a stupid comment!
Next week's "Manabu" has a 90-minute special!
A female entertainer team led by Tsumaki Onia is attacking!
I only did my face. I'm not good at this.
A serious laughing battle is about to start!
Don't miss it!
Yes, please!
Here's the question.
What is the name of Logan, who is also a young person who is tired of brainwashing?
Smartphone Logan.
Here's the next question.
What are the two ingredients that make up tears?
Oil and water.
Here's the last question.
What is the best ingredient in red seafood?
Mecaroni.
Out of three questions, the second one is correct...
No!
Ouch!
Don't do that!
Ouch!
Don't do that!
That's the funniest way of doing it.
That's all.