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It's important for everyone to vote!
The age limit for voting has finally been lowered!
How will the country change like this?
Can't you hear the fans' voices?
Yes!
You can hear it, right?!
Mr. Taizo will tell you the hot news in an easy- to- understand manner!
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I wanted to thank you!
I really.
Thank you!
- What?! - Oh, come on!
- Don't say that! Go away! - What's wrong with you?!
- Go away! - Why are you saying "go away"?
- Why don't you say "go away" instead? - You're saying "go away", aren't you?
- I'm not saying "go away"! - Wait! Wait! Wait!
- You're saying "go away"! - That's a little embarrassing!
- You don't know that I'm saying "go away", do you?! - You don't know that I'm saying "go away", do you?!
Now, we'll explain the news in a simple and easy- to- understand way!
- There will be a third party election in July of this year. - Yes.
- And from this third party election, the system will change dramatically. - I see.
- Oh, Emichi! - You can vote from the age of 18.
- That's great! - That's great!
- I only know one person, this is a problem!
- Didn't you know at all? - Until now, only those over 20 years of age could vote for the election.
- But from now on, people over 18 years of age can vote for the election.
- Among these people, 18 and 19 years of age can vote for the election.
- Then you all have the right to vote for the next trilateral election.
- First of all, Kinoshita doesn't have the right, does he?
- Kinoshita! Ah! Don't worry anymore, Kinoshita should have the right.
- Why is it like that? - Why is it like that?
- From this July, Kinoshita will also elect three members of parliament.
- What should we do with this country? What should we do with Japan? What should we do with Osaka?
- Kinoshita can also participate in those elections!
- Why do you sound like a rapper?
- You don't sound like a Japanese at all!
- Um, can you not participate?
- That kind of person...
- This time, people over 18 and 19 years of age can vote for the election.
- It is said that only 2.3% of people can vote for the election.
- But I think this is a big step forward.
- The basic way of thinking about the future of the country is to think about the future of the people.
- How old are foreign voters?
- Please look at this table.
- This is a rough graph of voter age across the world.
- Over 90% of countries are over 18 years of age.
- Most of advanced countries like Italy, France, Russia and Germany are over 18 years of age.
- Of course, there are countries that are a little older than that.
- However, many countries around the world also adopt this 18-year-old age.
- Now, it is an election right that everyone has as a matter of course.
- At the time of the first election in 1890,
- it was not a matter of course.
At the time of the election, the right to vote was given to men over the age of 25.
At this time, women were not given the right to vote.
Moreover, people who had more than 15 yen in tax.
If you say 15 yen, it is not the current 15 yen.
At the time of the 15 yen, it was about 600,000 or 700,000 yen.
If you convert it into money now, in fact, there was only 1% in total.
From the era in which we decided to think about Japan's future with this 1% , it will evolve more and more.
If you say "15 yen is expensive, isn't it?" I will make it more than 10 yen.
Well, it will increase a little.
Then, well, the amount of tax will decrease more and more and go down a little.
In fact, there are people who make a very big move in this area.
Have you ever heard of Mr. Hiratsuka Raicho?
- No. - No.
- Then I will do it. - I never said that.
- You know the words in the back, right? - That's right. It claims women's rights.
- I don't know. - That's right, that's right.
He said "Give women the right to vote."
At this time, there were various movements.
Thanks to the people of Mr. Hiratsuka Raicho, after the war, men and women had an equal and normal election.
From here, men and women over the age of 20 can finally start to be given the right to vote.
So this is the first major election since then.
It's like it doesn't matter if you go or not now, but there is a place where it increased by 20% at once, right?
When I was a boy over 25 years old, there was a man who got an election ticket on an island or something like that.
At that time, I went to the main island by boat and did something that could not be voted for.
But even if the sea was rough and the boat couldn't be taken out, he said he would vote even if he swam.
I'm so happy that I can participate in it.
I think it's like joy to be able to go to that much election.
I think it's a really good story.
I'll use that story in the park next time.
It's everyone's story.
However, since everyone was given election tickets by men and women over 20 years old,
In fact, this is the percentage of votes that went to elections of each age.
In 1967, about 50 years ago now, about 66% of people in their 20s voted.
If you go all the way now, only about 32% of people voted in 2014.
It's too low.
Why does it turn out like this?
Why?
Why don't you go to elections?
Yes, Lena Byun.
It's annoying.
I see.
Yakirosa.
Politicians are dirty.
Politicians are dirty!
I see.
What else?
Arbon.
I don't know what you're talking about.
I see.
Like what you're deciding now.
I'm sure there are a lot of things like that.
When I realized it, it didn't change much.
A lot of students are changing their names.
But for us, it feels like a lot of idol groups are being born.
Don't you think it's been following you?
From your point of view.
For the world of politics, it's been following you.
The reasons you just mentioned are quite included.
Why don't young people go to elections now?
It's considered like this.
Please think of me as a representative of many reasons.
The change of lifestyle.
Voting day is usually Sunday.
Unlike in the past, a lot of people work on Sundays now.
In that sense, it's said that there is a change in lifestyle.
But voting before the deadline.
For example, if voting day is Sunday.
Let's say it's next Sunday.
Before the deadline, you can go to the polling station and vote.
The government is responding to this little by little.
I don't know about voting before the deadline.
You read it and vote before the deadline.
You don't know much about it.
I don't know much about it either.
I didn't know about it.
And you mentioned adult politics earlier.
Do you think it's like that?
If you look at the news, politicians usually do bad things and say they're sorry.
I've only seen that kind of video lately.
I only see people sleeping in meetings.
Sleeping.
You're in the way of reality.
But some people are sleeping.
Some people are fighting.
Changing such disappointed politics is election.
If you don't change it, disappointed politics will continue forever.
You'll sleep forever?
Yes.
Wake up.
As a side note, when I won for the first time...
Here's a behind-the-scenes story of when Mr. Taizo was a member of parliament.
You're young, aren't you?
Yes.
The media thinks you'll definitely sleep.
When Mr. Taizo Sugimura fell asleep, the media wanted to capture it.
What happened was...
At first, the cameraman was trying his best to wake him up.
But I also thought he'd definitely sleep.
And he didn't sleep, right? He was up all night.
Then the cameraman of the news agency made a video...
He made it a fixed camera and drank coffee himself.
It's a foul, isn't it?!
Every time I wake up, you say you'll do your best and I'll accept it.
But you're a genius! Don't go anywhere!
Don't go anywhere!
That's a foul!
I'll wake you up anytime!
Do you get sleepy?
It's not about being sleepy!
What is it?
Because...
From 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
From 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. or 6 p.m.
Eight hours a day!
Don't you think there's a break of one or two hours?
Sometimes there are four meetings in that break!
Even if it's 9 a.m., we have meetings for about two hours before that.
We have meetings all day long!
Then...
Have you ever talked about it that much?
Don't you think I've talked about it that much?!
I thought so, too!
Have you ever talked about it that much?!
What I want to say is...
If you're disappointed in politics, let's go and change it!
It's troublesome to vote!
I'm not kidding! Tell me!
Thank you for saying that.
As the teacher said, it's ridiculous not to go and vote!
Young people should remember the sense of crisis!
This is a comparison of people in their 20s and 60s.
Let's look at the population and voting rate and each vote count!
Let's take a look!
4,200,000 seconds and 1,240,000 seconds!
From this, how will politics work?
Please imagine!
Please!
Old...
I feel sorry for saying "old", but 60 years old!
There are a lot of old opinions and it doesn't work now!
That's exactly it!
Is there anything else?
Yes, Miire!
Well, if only the same people vote all the time, new opinions don't come in and it doesn't change.
I see!
Chuu!
I can't get pension!
You can't get it as a 20-year-old!
Oh, great!
It's true, but how did you know from this area?
Great!
Deep reading! Deep reading!
That's what you call deep reading of data!
Great!
I'll read it deeply!
If you read it deeply...
You read it too deeply!
That's a good point!
As I said just now, I have also run for election.
Even if you are a person who wants to run for election and actually win and change politics,
if you are shown this number, you are still in your 60s when you go to vote, aren't you?
In that case, you are more likely to win by giving a speech about what these people are interested in.
It's the same for me.
I was a politician in my 20s, but when it comes to voting, what do these people care about the most?
Pension.
Pension? What else?
Medical care.
Medical care?
Wagashi! Wagashi!
I know what "wagashi" is, but what kind of speech are you going to give?
Medical care, pension, care...
These are the policies that these people want the most.
This is something that they really want, so as a result,
I don't think the policies that these people need will be a drawdown.
So, are you complaining about something right now?
Is there a problem with the nursery school?
Is it about waiting for children?
Shuu-chan is in a good mood today!
Please look at the next table!
As a result, young people are in trouble and it is not improved.
I think the nursery school is not enough now.
But it's news, but it's hard for politics to go there.
An overwhelming majority of people in their 60s or older vote for it, so it only goes there.
After all, people in their 60s and older have nothing to do with nursery schools.
Either way, it tends to go to people giving speeches about their medical care, care, and pension.
If all of you in your 60s and older vote for it in the future,
for example, you want to study abroad in the future.
You want to study abroad in England or New York.
Some of you may be there.
At that time, it will cost you a lot of money.
The study abroad fee is paid by all countries.
Please study a lot of things in the world and come back to Japan.
This kind of policy is very likely to be realized.
Because if young people go to the election and think that young people's policies will pass, it will!
It's important for you all to go to the election!
When I'm doing manzai or something like that, I think like this, you know.
I change the plot according to the audience.
I do it, like taking it easy.
And in the end, it's not that young people are ignoring politics, but that young people are being ignored by politicians!
And because there are people who come to the election, you can become a politician, right?
So when you're performing as idols, you don't perform towards the air!
You perform for the audience who come!
Even though you're doing something normal, if you don't say it, you'll be ignored!
So you have to sit in that chair!
I see!
You're more suited for being a politician!
Let's not say you're more suited for being a politician!
It would be nice if you could be a politician!
And you all often think that our voices won't reach politics anyway!
Do you think like that?
Like...
I wonder if it'll change with just one person.
Ahh, if it'll change with just one vote...
I wonder if each and every one of our voices will reach politics.
Then, I would like to ask you!
There are many fans of nb48!
Are each and every fan's voices not reaching everyone?
They're reaching!
They're reaching, right?!
It's not reaching!
It's late!
No, they're reaching, right?!
They're reaching?
That's the only way it's going to be!
Why are you sitting in a chair and saying, "It's not reaching!"?
It's not reaching!
Let's do it again!
Hasn't the voice of the fans of NB48 reached you?
It has!
It has, hasn't it?
Each and every one of you should have heard their voices!
I'm sure we'll use that one again.
But, it's the same for fans.
You might worry that our voices haven't reached you, but that's not true.
Each and every one of you has heard your fans' voices, right?
It's the same!
Politicians also hear their citizens' voices.
First of all, I'd like to resolve that misunderstanding.
I see.
And one more thing.
Elections are very similar to live performances.
For example, if you sell 1,000 tickets...
If you sell 1,000 tickets, you think 1,000 people will come, don't you?
However, if you actually sell more than 1,000 tickets, only 500 people will come.
What do you think of this song?
I hate it.
I'll sing it while crying.
While crying!
You want 1,000 people to come, don't you?
The election is the same.
If you give it out to everyone, I want everyone to participate as much as possible.
It's exactly the same as an exciting election and an exciting live show.
But there are live streaming and such, right?
If it's an election for young people, I'd like a system where you can vote on your smartphone.
I don't know what you mean by not making it for young people.
Actually, there is an election management committee.
They are thinking very hard about how to make it easier to vote.
But now you can vote on your smartphone. It's very convenient.
On the other hand, the higher you raise it, the more dangerous it becomes.
There is a principle of one vote per person.
How many smartphones do you have? How do you check it?
I'm sure you have that kind of opinion.
I'd like to make a system for cashback and such.
Shall we go there now?
Actually, there are people around the world who are coming up with various ideas about how to increase the voting rate.
We just talked about cashback.
If you don't go to vote, you actually get cashback in Australia.
By the way, I got cashback in Australia.
How many percent do you think it's going up?
Ninety... Ninety-eight hundred percent.
That's a lot of money, isn't it? You have to pay for it.
You guys are amazing today.
Ninety-three percent of people are saying it.
How much is cashback?
Cashback in Australia is twenty Australian dollars, about one thousand and seven hundred yen.
It's a little expensive.
It's an exquisite line.
If it's one thousand yen, it's okay, but one thousand and seven hundred yen is...
However, I also get cashback in Australia, but I'd like you to participate in the election with a happy feeling.
So, voting day is always Saturday.
In schools, churches, and public facilities where there is voting day,
sausages, barbecues, and sweets are served.
I think this is a good reference for today's Japan.
It's good, isn't it? You can participate in it as a festival.
It's like a store with people around you.
It's fun and you can buy it without voting.
I forgot about it.
Young people in Japan who are said to have little interest in politics are obvious compared to other countries.
Compared to advanced countries like Germany, South Korea, America, England and Japan, Japan is by no means less prominent.
This is one of the factors that older people tend to pay attention to politics.
However, have you ever heard of this? S-e-a-l-d-s. What is it?
I see, young people gathering and saying something against it.
That's right, teacher.
That's right.
Do you know what it is, Okuda?
It's the Student Emergency Action Law Liberal Democracy.
What are you talking about?
Amazing!
What are you talking about?
Are you a member of it?
I'm not a member of it.
My name is Okuda, but I'm not a member of it.
Okuda, the main member of SEALS.
You look like him.
Political catalysts have this kind of hairstyle.
I'm not a careerist or anything like that.
He is 23 years old.
He is the same age as most of you.
Last year, he raised his voice against the Peace, Safety and Guarantee Act, which was really debated in parliament last year.
He gathered his classmates and demonstrated around parliament.
And actually, in parliament, a 23-year-old man gave his opinion.
I hope you can understand that people of the same age as you are actually interested in politics like this.
I hope you can understand that.
Elections are very important for young people to actively participate and vote in what they should do in Japan and Osaka in the future.
If you have an election ticket in July, I would like you to come and vote.
That's a very good show.
A socialist and anti-semitic show.
I'm in good shape today.
Next is something that is talked about in the news.
A world-wide event held in Japan in May.
Does everyone know about it?
In May...
I don't know.
You don't know?
Golden Week.
Golden Week!
That's true.
Moka!
Ise-shima summit.
That's great!
Moka!
Moka said about Ise-shima this weekend.
On May 26 and 27, there will be an Ise-shima summit.
Do you know what "summit" means?
"Gasshuku" (gathering)
Oh, I have an image of it!
"Summit" means "top"
The top countries in the world, big countries with influence, will gather and have a meeting.
"Summit" means "top" in the world.
This time, Japan will be the leader.
Look at this!
Isn't it amazing?
Look at this!
This person seems to be in a bad mood!
This is Germany's leader.
Last year, this person was the chairman.
So, what will be discussed?
Well, it's about world economy, political diplomacy, and women's activities.
However, there is one big theme.
Terrorism issues, North Korea issues, and security issues will be discussed in this discussion.
This "summit" has been held in Japan in the past.
Okinawa summit
Do you know this person's name?
Abe-san.
You don't look like him at all!
Abe-san has a long life.
Mori Shinichi!
"Afuku no Senri" (Afuku no Senri)
Mori-san has appeared in the recent Olympics and such.
So, 16 years ago, this Mori-san was the chairman.
At that time, you made something as a commemoration.
If I win this, I want to give it to you.
Have you heard of it?
Saturn
I want to go to Okinawa before you.
Hint! Hint!
If you win it, you will be happy.
Saturn
"Saturn"?
As a commemoration...
Your own 3D figures.
I'm happy.
These people's figures!
I want you to do it as a commemoration.
The correct answer is this!
At that time, a fake greeting was made.
Saturn
"Saturn"?
We will know about Iseshima Summit soon!
Next is "Learn More About Summit"!
Enemy With Man's best comment!
First, we will challenge Summit with...
Saepi, Konomi, Denapyo and Okuda!
Yes, please!
Okuda, you really look like that.
Thank you very much!
It's a dream Summit. Thank you!
You love idols, right?
Yes, we love Summit.
Here is the first question!
What should women do to be more active in society?
Have you ever heard of "100 million people active in society"?
No?
No...
Let's leave the obvious things here.
Haven't you been back yet?
It was amazing from my point of view!
Everyone was like "look at this!"
Even Mr. Abe is disappointed!
The Abe administration is trying to create "100 million people active in society"
It's men and women, especially women!
In Japan now, men and women are mostly male.
There is a little gap.
And there are still few female managers.
This is exactly the theme of the discussion that is being held at the National Assembly.
We would like you all to discuss this.
Here are four ideas for women to be more active in society.
Let's discuss each idea!
I think it's better for women to make a lot of TV programs that are hosted by men.
How do you feel about it?
When you watch TV, it's usually men who are hosting it.
But now, it seems like men are in charge of it.
I think it's better for women to make more TV programs that are hosted by men.
I see.
But don't you think Ms. Kaminuma Emiko and Ms. Kaihieru Momoko are very active in Kansai?
Don't you think so?
I do.
How do you feel about it?
But there are many elderly people who support women like Ms. Kaminuma.
I would like young people of our age to host more and more programs.
I see.
What do you think about it?
I don't know.
I don't know much about women like Ms. Kaminuma.
I don't know about it.
Let's move on.
Men's absolute parenting.
I think it's a good idea.
Parenting is becoming popular now.
I think it's better for women to do more parenting.
I haven't done it before, but I think it's hard for women.
Was it such a Kansai dialect?
I'm sorry.
I think so.
If men do more parenting, women will feel lighter.
I think so.
There is an absolute parenting.
Is there any punishment for those who don't do it?
If I do it, I will feel bad.
"Absolute" means "pressure".
If you change it a little, what will it be like?
Well, men's...
Let's work a little harder, baby
Who said that?
Let's work a little harder
Let's work a little harder, baby
Let's work a little harder
Well, next.
Yes, well, I make a lot of female presidents.
I see.
Well, after all, the image of "president" is more male,
and by having female presidents, you can get a lot of attention from girls, right?
By doing so, I think girls can play an active role in society.
Oh.
There are already a lot of them.
Oh, there are already a lot of them. Where do you get it from?
It's pretty much taken up on TV, so I don't think it's an image that only men do it.
You sound like Satsuki Katayama.
Yes.
Well, I think it would be nice if we could make kindergartens and kindergartens free of charge.
Well, when it comes to being active, while it is said that it is a loss,
the reason why children are most contradicted and unable to work is that,
basically, when it comes to this kind of thing, we are doing politics for the upper class,
so there are many people who do not understand this kind of problem.
As a result, we have to do something about it.
We have to distribute taxes immediately, don't we?
But even if we distribute taxes to people who couldn't go to kindergartens because they didn't use it properly,
I don't think they will use it for their children.
I think they will definitely buy their own things.
If that's the case, we should put it all here and make it free of charge.
I would like you to deepen your discussion on this.
It's a very good idea.
One more thing I would like you to hear as a discussion now is,
what if we put the care facilities and kindergartens where the elderly go together?
There is such a way of thinking.
What does that mean?
Well, older people, energetic older people, can play with their children.
Care facilities and kindergartens should become together and take care of the elderly and children.
There is such a way of thinking.
Are you against it?
I'm against it.
You're doing it, aren't you? I had it when I was in kindergarten.
You do, you do.
I'm talking about expanding it more.
How did you do it, Haru?
I was happy on this side, and old people and grandparents are also happy when they come once in a while.
I think it's a good environment for little children.
But does that have a budget benefit?
One thing is that there are not many people who want to be a kindergarten teacher or a caretaker.
So there are facilities, but there are not enough people all year round.
It is now given as an idea to solve it.
I see.
I think there will be more presidents.
So if kindergartens increase, I think it will be safer for women to leave something.
In kindergartens and such places.
And if the number of men's kindergartens increases, there will definitely be more childcare.
Certainly.
I can't do it. Sorry.
It's a little difficult.
What should we do to make Osaka more exciting?
These four members will participate in it.
Let's start the summit with our own ideas.
I'll go first.
In Osaka, there are many entertainers from Yoshimoto and people who haven't debuted yet.
For example, if you work at Shin-Osaka station,
you have to make a rule that you have to make tourists laugh once a day.
You have to make more people laugh and make Osaka more exciting.
I see.
It sounds fun.
Fu-san, can you do it for me as if I got off at Osaka station?
How will you make me laugh?
Yu-chan is working at a store.
Please have some tea.
Yes, thank you. It's 400 yen.
Yes, thank you.
Oh, change is 1 million yen.
What's wrong with you?
Osaka is a very interesting city.
It's amazing.
There's a lot of pressure.
There's a lot of likes and dislikes.
Next, Moegi.
Yes, Moegi.
I'll use anime to appeal Osaka.
For example, I'll make all the stations in Midosuji Line into characters.
I thought it would be fun to connect the stamp rallies and episodes with each station.
But it might only work for anime songs.
I see.
What about you, Amo?
I'm not interested in anime at all.
What about you, Otaku?
But otakus who have money usually move.
No, that's not what I mean.
Otakus, including me, spend money on things we like.
I think that's better.
I think it might have an economic effect.
Other than that, I don't like it.
I didn't know you had such an opinion.
I can't believe it.
I know.
What about you, Chiyo?
Yes, I'll make a catchphrase for Osaka.
What's that?
Map... It's a map, but...
So, your image strategy is more important, right?
That's right.
What kind of catchphrase do you have in mind?
Hmm...
Well...
What do you think, on the other hand?
She changed her mind!
Is there a catchphrase for Osaka?
In Okinawa, "haisai" is famous, right?
"Haisai", right?
Something like that.
I'll make a dialect.
There are a lot of dialects in Osaka, right?
Which dialect... Which is the best Kansai dialect for you?
"Rasshai" (Welcome)
It's not "oirasshai".
It's "edomae no kanji", but...
"Oirasshai" (Welcome)
It's not "mairo" in Osaka, is it?
Hmm... Yamauchi.
Right.
I run an Osaka marathon every month.
Hmm...
I did some research, and...
Yes.
Osaka marathons have an economic effect of more than 1.3 billion yen every year.
There is a trend of using entertainers.
In Osaka marathons, entertainers always run in some groups.
Furthermore, people who come to Osaka for a marathon...
Because of that marathon, they like Osaka.
If you do it every month...
Should I live in Osaka?
There are people who like marathons like that.
I think the economy of Osaka will get better and better.
Hmm...
That's right.
I don't like it because it's congested.
It's troublesome, isn't it?
You'll stop at a big road, right?
That's right.
So...
Even if it's not Osaka, there are people who want to run and run.
People who like marathons.
First of all, it's profitable to do it every month.
But you only look at the same places, don't you?
Every month...
It doesn't pay off.
But... A marathon is...
Is there anything better than that?
A marathon is wonderful.
I've never said that before!
What do you think of these four people's opinions?
Here is the work of the chairman.
When I say "there are four things that are good, but what are they?"
I'll do a combination trick.
An entertainer from Osaka puts cosplay of anime and catch copy of Osaka on his chest and tries to do a marathon in Osaka every month.
Wow, that's amazing!
Sometimes I make a paper with all the elements at once.
But when I do it like this, people say "I don't know."
What are you doing?
This time, we have an offer from Himeji City to appeal Himeji and Harima to the program.
Continuing from last time, the three of them will go around the spots and experience them.
They will appeal their charm with photos and catch copies.
Next, we went to Himeji's Toretorei Market.
The most attractive thing about this place is that they sell fresh seafood as it is.
What is the most delicious thing now?
The most popular thing at home now is Bode Saba.
Bode Saba!
This is amazing!
I'm drooling!
First of all, this is the only place where they sell Bode Saba.
Do you get bitten by seagulls or something like that?
No, we don't.
It stinks! It stinks! It stinks!
Close your eyes!
And now, the most unique seafood in the market!
It's a squid that's not sold much, so please try it.
- Like this? - Yes.
- It's still alive. - Wow!
- Do you like it? - Wow!
- Wow!
- There's ink coming out of it!
- Take a bite. - Huh?
- Take a bite! - Does it stick?
- Oh, it's good!
Eat it now!
It's good!
And in order to show the charm of the market,
they will eat the seafood bowl with a lot of seafood.
I will give you a quiz.
What is it? Yes, it is.
Put on the seafood bowl and answer the quiz about Parima.
Only the person who answers correctly can eat it.
Parima.
Put on the seafood bowl and answer the quiz about Parima.
What is it?
The three of them are here to show off Parima.
It is obvious that they will answer correctly, but...
It's close!
Parima has something in her mouth.
She has something in her mouth.
It's terrible!
It's terrible for sure!
Parima has something in her mouth.
What is it?
It looks like it has something in it.
Actually, they noticed it and asked other customers to write "Parima" on it.
It's written in adult characters.
All of them answered correctly, but...
Since they can't appeal that they won't eat it...
Thank you, Parima people!
Kinoshita, who communicated actively with Parima people, got a seafood bowl as a bonus.
Thank you for it.
I'm sure it's delicious.
It has a great texture.
It's not soft at all.
It's very fresh.
It's soft.
And this catch copy is...
If you come here, you'll get an illusion in your mouth.
You'll be surprised that it doesn't smell at all.
You'll get an illusion.
You'll get an illusion no matter what you eat.
That's it!
Yes, it's the best!
Thank you!
So, the catch copy that appeals to the market has been decided here.
The last place we went to was an aquarium facility where you can do marine sports in Hatsunoshi.
To appeal to this facility, the water temperature is still cold, but we'll have you do marine sports.
It's marine sports!
Yeah!
Wow!
Why are you wearing that outfit?
Huh?
Look, they're doing it in the back, too.
Marine sports...
I didn't know you could do such things.
Wow!
What's up with you?
You look exhausted.
This time, we'll have you do this water hoverboard.
It's also called skydiving.
You ride on a board and float in the water's pressure.
It's a new kind of sports.
Here, Saifi will try it.
Yukitsun will also go out to sea and take pictures up close of her doing it.
Ah, it's cold!
It'll definitely get wet!
You can do it, Saichan!
Damn you, you bastard!
When will you learn your lesson?!
It'll definitely get wet!
She's rolling her tongue.
No!
Wait, wait, wait!
Wait for me!
No!
After that, 15 minutes passed without being able to get on the board.
The fire's about to go out, so hang in there!
And then...
They finally managed to talk and get on the board.
But what they want to take is a picture of them flying.
Yukitsun is also waiting for that moment up close...
But all they can do is fail.
Finally...
They managed to take a picture of them flying.
And then...
Wow! Wow! Wow!
It was about 10 meters above sea level.
How was it?
This is the best.
This was it?
I've been looking at it from here for a long time.
I see.
And their catchphrase is...
The best! It's so fun! Woohoo!
Saye has the best impression of it.
And so, the catchphrase for "Aquarize" was decided here.
And like this, they managed to appeal to four spots of Imeji and Harima.
Saye was doing her best.
That's right. It was so cold.
Saye's back was showing.
She's like a real model.
I was surprised.
I thought you had a different voice.
I was surprised too.
And so, this week...
Kashiko, who was excellent this week, will announce that she didn't do well at all.
And so, I'll announce it.
This week's winner is...
Boka!
The winner of Riseshima Summit was...
That was wonderful!
Congratulations!
And this week's bakako is...
Kinoshita!
She's got some weird rap going on.
She's crazy bakako.
Crazy bakako.
What did you do?
Don't do anything crazy!
What did you do at the AKB event where strange people gather?
Koshibari.
Don't do anything crazy!
What is that?!
Do it properly, please!
Here's the question.
From the next election, how many seats will be reduced?
Ten thousand and eighteen.
Here's the next question.
Where will the Summit be held next month?
Riseshima.
Here's the last question.
What does "seals" stand for?
Oh!
Side eye illusion.
Out of three questions, two of them are correct.
No!
You're laughing.
It's been a while since I felt like this.
What's going on with you as an idol?