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Summer's treasure, fireworks!
This time, we have a special lesson about fireworks!
You won't miss any information about fireworks and other things you want to know about fireworks!
Kimitsu!
Mei!
Thank you!
Let's call our special teacher!
Mr. Tetsuo Waraimeshi!
Hello!
Mr. Tetsuo Waraimeshi is not here today.
His name is Natsuo Matsurimeshi.
Do fireworks change your name?
Yes, they do.
Last time, you were a teacher at a Buddhist school.
According to rumors, you had a good viewing rate.
Yes, it was good.
Since we are talking about fireworks today, you are the number one firework enthusiast in the entertainment industry.
It's been a while since we did something like this.
Yes, it's been a while since we did something like this.
This is an interesting firework lesson by Mr. Tetsuo Waraimeshi that makes fireworks twice as fun.
I want to see it!
Since you had a good viewing rate, we even released a blu-ray.
Wow!
We made a lot of money!
Isn't it popular?
Since we did such a thing, I don't think it's popular at all.
Because you made it into a blu-ray.
They sell it in the lobby after a huge concert.
If you know it, we will deliver you a lot of information about fireworks that make you 100 times more fun!
Let's go to the first theme. Here it is!
What did the Japanese people who saw fireworks for the first time do?
That's right. We tend to think that we were born in Japan.
Isn't it?
It is said that fireworks were made in China even in the 3rd century BC.
Is China the origin?
It is China that uses firecrackers, isn't it?
Among them, the first Japanese people we saw were...
That's right.
Sarah Lan.
Fireworks!
You know a lot!
What? What?
No, no, no!
It's a mistake, but you know a lot about history!
I like Japanese history!
Are you from Nara?
No, I'm from Osaka!
Osaka! You know a lot about fireworks!
Tetsuo-san's voltage went up dramatically!
It went up dramatically!
Because you are a Buddhist!
You were a great teacher when you made Buddha's Great Buddha.
In front of Gintetsu Nara station, you can see a statue of fireworks.
Sarah Lan, do you know about it?
I know about it.
When my grandfather passed away, there is a Buddhist scripture...
Hanyashinyo?
Yes, it's not Hanyashinyo.
It's not? It's higher than me!
Do you know it?
It's higher than you!
You know more about it than Hanyashinyo!
I memorized it.
But it's not a firework, is it?
It's not a firework!
It's too old.
It's more recent.
Iso-chan!
Kukai (sky)
Hey, you Buddhist!
What's wrong with you?!
It's not a Buddhist scripture!
Say it!
Gan...
Sayori!
Ganjin!
I tried to say Ganjin, but it's already a Buddhist scripture!
Ganjin!
It was Ganjin, but it's already a Buddhist scripture!
Ganjin!
I tried to say Ganjin-wajo!
Everyone is trying to get Tetsuo-san's attention!
They are talking about great Buddhist scriptures!
Are you from a country?
I've fought in a war.
Tokugawa Ieyasu!
That's correct!
Ieyasu is an amazing person.
There's one more person like him.
There are various theories about him.
There's a theory that he's Tokugawa Ieyasu.
And there's another theory that he's Tokugawa Ieyasu.
It's Date Masamune.
I've heard of him.
There's a theory that he's Date Masamune.
And there's another theory that he's touched fireworks since the Edo period.
You can find more information about that on Wikipedia.
Wait a minute!
Tetsuo-san, is that Wikipedia information?
I put it in here and there!
I didn't want to know!
Let's learn about firework types!
First of all, we'd like you to learn about firework sizes.
I've summarized some of them.
It's the size of the ball that goes up.
People say it's the size of the ball that goes up.
But think of it like a ball.
There are firework sizes from 1 to 10.
First of all, firework sizes.
It's about 3 centimeters.
It's an old size.
It's about 9 centimeters now.
9 centimeters is quite small, isn't it?
It's small.
It goes up like this.
When you open it up, it's about 60 centimeters.
Wow!
And when it gets a little bigger, it's about 5 centimeters.
When you go to a normal firework festival, you'd think it was pretty big, but it's actually about 5 centimeters.
Wow!
Next is about 7 centimeters.
It's called "big ball" when you go up to 7 centimeters.
It's 21 centimeters in diameter.
It's really big.
When you open it up, it's about 200 centimeters.
Let's see what kind of ball it is.
This is a 5 ball.
It's small.
It's 15 centimeters in diameter.
It can spread up to 170 meters in diameter.
When you go up to fireworks, you can hear the sound, right?
It's called a whistle.
Can you tell me how it works?
The sound of firecrackers.
It goes up at a fast speed.
It's like a balloon.
You make a hole in it like an air hole.
If you do that...
It doesn't sound that bad.
If you put a whistle on it, it'll make a good sound.
I see, you put a whistle on it.
That's what it is.
You know firecrackers, right?
You put a whistle on it like this.
You put a whistle on it and blow it up.
At the same time, fire comes out of it.
The fire spreads out and it makes a sound.
We made a 7 ball.
There's an even bigger firecracker.
I really like that firecracker.
It looks like this.
It's called "hundred ball".
I've seen it before.
This "hundred ball" is used for firecrackers.
Even if it's a big firecracker competition,
firecrackers with firecrackers with firecrackers without firecrackers are used.
As I said earlier, there are 3, 5, 7.
This is 15.
It's called "hundred ball".
"Hundred ball" is one firecracker.
That's why it's called "hundred ball".
The size of this firecracker is about 30 centimeters in diameter.
I think it's a little bigger than a basketball.
The diameter of the firecracker when it opened in the sky is about 320 meters.
It goes up about 300 meters in the sky and spreads out more than 300 meters.
To put it simply, it's like "Abeno Harukas" in "Tennoji".
It goes up about "Abeno Harukas" and "Abeno Harukas" opens next to it.
It's very easy to understand.
It's easy to understand.
Yana Gibson is an excellent role model.
When you open a matchbox, there are about three rows of matchboxes.
You can take out the matchboxes one by one.
She didn't take out the first row of matchboxes that much.
She took out the second row of matchboxes a little and took out the third row of matchboxes.
She put it up.
She put it up and played with it like this.
Then she said, "No, it's "Harukas".
"Abeno Harukas" is like this.
I'm sorry.
I thought you compared it with fireworks.
No, it's not like that.
You compared it with "Harukas".
You don't need "Harukas" now.
Yana Gibson is an excellent role model.
Yana Gibson is also like "Abeno Harukas" in "Tennoji".
I think it was amazing at that time.
It was amazing at that time.
It was delicious.
There are some real matchboxes.
It's big.
Although it's real, it's not loaded with gunpowder.
It's this big.
Is it heavy?
It's not loaded with gunpowder now, so it's relatively light.
It's heavy.
But in reality, it's about to be heavy.
It spreads over 300 meters.
It's a little difficult to find a place to fire up a city firework.
It's dangerous for people to be in a place where fireworks are falling.
Therefore, safety areas are usually decided.
For example, fireworks at the Tenjin Festival.
Fireworks in big cities.
For example, fireworks in Sumida River in Tokyo.
That's also a big city.
Since it is impossible to secure safety areas more than 300 meters,
matchboxes cannot be fired up.
What is the maximum capacity of matchboxes?
The maximum capacity of matchboxes is four matchboxes.
Four matchboxes.
The diameter of matchboxes is one meter and twenty centimeters.
It is huge!
The weight of matchboxes is four hundred and twenty kilograms.
Heavy matchboxes can fly up to eight hundred meters in the sky and spread over eight hundred meters.
It is dangerous!
Is there a special machine for flying matchboxes?
Yes, there is a special machine for flying matchboxes.
Is it for festivals?
You are curious about it, aren't you?
I will tell you more details about it later.
I see.
Now you know about the size of matchboxes.
Let's look at the shape of matchboxes.
Let's learn about the shape of matchboxes.
Japanese matchboxes are usually made of flowers.
Matchboxes are made with the image of beautiful Japanese flowers.
Let's look at the orthodox matchboxes first.
You often see it, don't you?
It is spread out like this.
The tip of the flower spreads out like this.
It is called "star".
So, the tip of the flower spreads out like a square.
Matchboxes spread out with a tip like this.
It is like this.
Is there anything like it?
It is "kiku" (sign for "kick" in Japanese)
That's correct!
"Kiku" is a flower with thin and long petals.
By pulling it like this, you can make the petals thinner and longer.
It looks like it's open wide.
This is called "kiku", a representative flower of Japan.
Next is this one.
This is called "ohikazuri".
It's a flower that spreads out in all directions just by pushing it.
This is "botan".
Botan flowers spread out in a round circle.
Because it's round like that, it's called "botan".
It's a flower you see a lot, isn't it?
Just by knowing the difference between "kiku" and "botan", you can enjoy the flower 1.8 times more.
You can enjoy it 1.8 times more?
Yes.
"Ah, I just pulled it." "Ah, I didn't pull it."
"Ah, I pulled it, so it's "kiku"." "Ah, I didn't pull it, so it's "botan"."
Just by saying it like that, you can enjoy it a lot.
I see.
Even when you go to see your friends, you say, "Ah, I just pulled it, so it's "kiku"."
"It's "kiku", isn't it?"
I was surprised when you said it all of a sudden.
It's funny that you said it like that.
I say it all of a sudden when I'm with him.
Is that so?
I've been saying that all the time.
But will you say it's okay now?
It will be okay in the beginning.
It's a good kick in the beginning.
Isn't it 1.8 times more fun?
That's right.
I can't recommend it to people who want to watch fireworks in silence.
The one that droops like this.
The drooping one is like this Yanagi.
Yanagi.
The thick one spreads with a thick flash.
This is like Yashii.
It's very similar.
It's amazing technology to make it so faithful.
That's why the technology is amazing.
The firecrackers are filled with firecrackers for a moment of aesthetics.
There are many fools who don't look at firecrackers while shooting firecrackers with their mobile phones.
Don't you do it?
No, we don't.
We shoot firecrackers and look at them.
That's still okay.
There are many fools who look at firecrackers through this lens.
There are many fools who look at firecrackers from beginning to end on the screen.
There are many fools who don't do it.
I've missed firecrackers by looking at firecrackers for a long time.
It's the most wasteful thing.
It's more wasteful than this.
I don't even look at firecrackers.
It's a waste, so please look at firecrackers with your eyes and press the brain chatter.
You look like a rakugo player.
A kimono wearer.
Firecrackers are very precise.
I'll tell you how precise it is.
There is a copper wire.
The copper wire catches fire as soon as it is launched.
When it catches fire in the center of the firecracker, firecrackers catch fire as a whole.
Then firecrackers go up.
When firecrackers go up, firecrackers catch fire.
Then firecrackers go up.
When firecrackers go up and catch fire in the center of the firecracker, firecrackers go down.
When firecrackers go down and catch fire in the center of the firecracker, firecrackers go up.
When firecrackers reach 0 km/h, firecrackers catch fire in the center of the firecracker.
Wow!
That's amazing!
It's calculated very well.
For example, you are doing laundry on the veranda and you drop a pair of socks.
You say "Throw it to me!" to people below you.
When you say "Throw it to me!", you are too fast.
If you say "No!" to people below you, they won't take it.
You can't reach it because you can't rely on someone below you.
When you are at 0 km/h on the veranda, firecrackers catch fire in the center of the firecracker.
That's amazing!
Do you know that analogy?
I knew it because of firecrackers.
The analogy after "Wow!" is interfering with everything.
That's what Yana Gibson said.
She said "Wow!" to people below her.
Firecrackers like this spread in three dimensions.
Firecrackers look like spheres from any angle.
Firecrackers like this spread in three dimensions.
But there are firecrackers that spread horizontally.
Like this one.
I've seen it recently.
Firecrackers like this spread horizontally.
Sometimes, firecrackers look like spheres.
Sometimes, you feel sorry for firecrackers that look like spheres.
But you don't think like that.
You think firecrackers look like spheres.
It means that people who saw firecrackers from this side or that side look like spheres.
So you feel sorry for yourself, but you think people over there are happy.
She is a good person.
After learning about fireworks...
What's going on inside the firework ball?
That's right.
The cross section is like this.
This is called a "star".
There is a medicine that causes a flame reaction here.
It lights up in the middle of the firework.
It also lights up around here and gives out each color.
Do you know there is a cross section like this here?
This is called "shin" and because it's one, it's called "shin-iri"
In short, it's the color of the fireworks and the color of the wall.
There are also stars like this inside.
If this is blue, for example, this is red.
And because there is one "shin", it becomes two colors.
It doesn't mix, right?
Yes.
And because it's only one, it's "shin-iri".
It was a very difficult technology to combine "shin" and "iri".
And it's done now, right?
Wow!
There are two "shin".
And because there are two "shin", it becomes one, two, and three colors.
It was a very difficult technology, right?
That's why it's called "shin-iri".
Let's see what it looks like.
It's like this.
Wow!
It's beautiful!
It's beautiful, isn't it?
It's three colors.
But now, technology has advanced even more than this.
There were two walls, but now there are three walls.
This is this.
One, two, and three.
In terms of colors, there are one, two, three, and four colors.
But because there are three walls, it doesn't mix.
When you open it, it looks like this.
Wow!
It's beautiful!
It's very beautiful, isn't it?
One, two, three, and four, right?
There are four colors.
Now, there are not only four "shin" but also five "shin".
Wow!
It's very advanced.
Yes.
And now, there are six "shin", six "shin", and seven "shin".
In that case, it becomes eight "shin", doesn't it?
That's right.
Even when there are only two "shin", eight "shin" is already used.
That's right.
Because it's used, when there are eight "shin" walls, what "shin" is that firework called?
Everyone, please think about it.
Infinity?
Infinity "shin"
Hayatin
"saishin" (recent)
saishin
The end is "shin"
The latest person
There can be no difference between "saishin" and "saishin"
Isn't it obvious?
Then, let's see the correct answer.
The correct answer is...
"sonnan" is impossible to create.
I can't do it.
I thought a lot about it.
It can't be done.
If you use that "shin" and create that many walls,
I don't know, but if you can't say it, say it, Mr. Moneda!
I thought you could say it!
What should I say, Omoteya?
Omoteya, right, Shinba?
You can't say it? How far have you gone?
Right now, it's Goe Shinba.
Goe Shinba...
Okay, let's move on to the next theme.
Let's go to the recommended fireworks festival!
This is it, right, everyone?
We'd like to know what kind of fireworks festival it is.
There's a firework calendar,
so let's go and take a look.
Let's go!
This is this year's calendar.
Yes, from July.
Yes, what I'd like you to say is...
This is something we've been doing for a while now.
Ise Jingu Honou Zenkoku Hanabi Daigai.
This is a competition, right?
It's called "Japan's Three Great Fireworks Competitions".
It's like an Olympic Games.
In other words, Japanese fireworks enthusiasts
will fight for their proud fireworks here.
It's like a firework festival for firework enthusiasts.
That's why we bring you the latest fireworks.
Of course, it's beautiful.
If you look at it every day, you'll know.
When it's on air, it's over.
It's over.
Unfortunately.
It's next year, so if you go...
That's right. Remember it.
By the way, 15 years ago,
this is the firework competition I went with Nishida-kun.
There were two of you.
Chidori and Nobu.
Three of you.
I told a local man that I didn't have money,
so I asked him for a bath and a drink.
It cost me a lot.
What do you mean?
I came to see you.
The next day, I'll go swimming,
so send me to the beach.
You sent me?
I sent you.
That's kind of you.
It wasn't a show or anything like that, right?
It wasn't.
It was before it was on TV.
As an ordinary person,
you've always been popular with me.
Thank you for your help.
It goes up one by one.
It doesn't go up all at once.
It goes up one by one based on the title of the work.
Rather than the ones you usually make,
you compete for one greatness.
It's like a new work.
Fireworks you've never seen go up a lot, right?
That's right.
In short, one ball goes up and two go up,
and then there's a smaller one, a star mine,
which is called an electric wave creation firework.
Do you have a VTR of what it's like?
I see.
Please watch it.
This is the first shot, right?
Wow, it's beautiful.
It's like a racing game, isn't it?
Wow, it's amazing.
It's round, isn't it?
It's round.
The rounder it is, the better fireworks come out.
This is the imaginary firework, the star mine.
It's cute.
This is the finale, the last one.
Wow!
It's amazing.
It's beautiful when you see it.
I'll say it again.
Is it over this year?
Yes, it's over.
It's a shame.
But if you listen to various stories of Mr. Tezuo,
and then watch the fireworks,
you can see how it changes, right?
What else do you recommend?
This is it.
I don't know about it.
But this is my hometown,
so it's eco-friendly.
Wait a minute.
Please don't say that.
But there is a custom.
This firework is held at a shrine,
and it is held at a shrine.
I also have a custom.
Mr. Tezuo, you also have a custom, don't you?
Yes.
There is always an advertisement in my hometown.
Who is the firework master?
Who is it?
What's good about it is that it's a little countryside and it's very empty.
Even so, it gives you a pretty big firework.
It's big, isn't it?
I think it's about seven inches in size.
And the place where it's given is next to our rice field, isn't it?
Oh, is that so?
So, you know, there's a little piece of firework in our rice field.
It's really ugly to fold it up like that.
You're a firework pervert.
Next up is the Kyoso Festival's firework art.
Has anyone been there?
Oh, there are quite a few people.
It's big, isn't it?
Well, the ball is very abundant and you can fire it up like this.
Let's take a look at the video of Kyoso Festival's firework art.
If you're with me, you'll definitely want to go.
I always watch this firework art.
At the end of each year, there's a color in the sky.
There's a color in the sky?
Every year, the color changes from white to red.
It's said that 7,000 or 8,000 fireworks are fired at once.
I see.
Does that color change immediately?
It turns red.
It's beautiful.
It's very beautiful.
I see.
However, the firework art of Kyoso Festival is very crowded.
As soon as the firework art is over, the train is very crowded.
It's very crowded.
We spend about two or three hours in a restaurant in Tondabayashi.
It's like drinking a lot of alcohol, isn't it?
Please drink a lot of alcohol.
On the way back from work, you may want to go to Osaka.
You may want to go to Osaka for a drink.
Do you want to eat?
Then you can go to Tondabayashi and have a drink or eat there.
While you're drinking, the train will be very empty.
It's best to go home slowly on the empty train.
In the end, doesn't it change over time?
It doesn't change, and it's better to go home on the crowded train because you'll go to bed late.
In the end, you'll end up drinking in Osaka.
I think it's different for everyone.
Is it a prerequisite for drinking?
Yes, and it's also often the case of going by car.
I'll give you a hint for those of you who have already seen it.
When you arrive at Ikishina...
When you arrive at Ikishina, you tend to stop at the parking lot that is right in front of you.
Not there, but at the parking lot on the route back home.
You'll stop here.
That's why you go home early.
That's right.
You'll stop at the parking lot that is facing you on the way back home.
You'll stop there, and at the end, there's a train that goes up at once, right?
At that time, you'll start the engine of the car.
You calculate that much and start the engine...
You start the engine and it goes up like this, right?
Then you'll jump in and...
You'll watch the finale and...
When you do that...
There's a lot of traffic in the back mirror, but you look like you're having fun.
But you know...
Please observe how hard they work.
The one in the front is just working.
But the one in the middle...
The working ones are bumping against each other.
So it's like, "They're not working well."
20% of the working ones don't seem to be working.
You don't need that kind of knowledge.
The way of spreading the working ones was wrong.
Even if you stop all of them...
In addition, Tetsuo-sensei recommends...
The Awaji Island Festival Fireworks Competition, which will be held on August 7th.
The firecrackers will go off...
And the fireworks called "star mines" underwater will be beautiful.
The next recommendation is the Inagawa Fireworks Festival.
Before the firework festival starts, there is a countdown firework.
Countdown?
It's like "It's about to start now!", like "Ten!", "Nine!", something like that.
Does it go up with fireworks?
It goes up with fireworks.
What do you mean?
It's already started.
That's right.
We'd like you to watch the video.
Let's watch it.
It's "Nine".
It's easy to understand, isn't it?
It's "Seven", but it's a little off.
It's "Six", but it looks like "Six".
It looks like "Six".
It's "Four", but it looks like "Four".
It's "Three", but it looks like "Three".
It's "Two", but it looks like "Two".
It's "One", but it looks like "One".
It's cool.
Suddenly.
Wow, wow.
Wow.
This is great.
And if you didn't listen to me, you wouldn't have enjoyed the countdown.
There was an explanation of my form earlier.
If you could see three-dimension from this side, you couldn't see five-dimension from the side.
If you couldn't see three-dimension from this side, you couldn't see five-dimension from the side.
It's a little bit like this, it doesn't look like six or five, but if you think you can see five from the side, you will be happy.
I certainly thought so.
It was fun.
And there was one at the end, wasn't it?
One.
Everyone is one.
What is the next recommended firework festival?
The next one is...
I like this one very much, too.
On August 17th, Kuma's Great Fireworks Festival.
This is a firework festival that I also included in the DVD.
This is a huge tripod ball that you can see.
Tripod.
Moreover, you don't lift the tripod ball up, but float it in the sea and blow it up as it is.
Can you see it?
What's coming?
Of course, there will be a wind.
Let's watch a video of Kuma's Great Fireworks Festival.
This is...
This is amazing.
There are fireworks in the ship.
They light fireworks in the ship and bury them in the sea.
Scary!
They do it all the time.
They run away from the firework.
They run away!
This is a natural monument, "Onigajo".
It is an eroded cliff.
They put fireworks there.
It is a natural monument, but fireworks crush it with bombs.
Stop it!
"Onigajo" is a natural monument.
They light fireworks there.
It is very beautiful.
It is often the sea.
They don't just put fireworks up there.
They put fireworks at the edge of the sea.
This is "Sanshaku-dama-no-kaijyo-ji-bakuya-eki".
It's amazing.
It's my first time seeing it.
It's like a big pavilion.
Have you seen it before, Anna?
No, I haven't.
I want to go and see it.
Until now, we have introduced Kansai fireworks festival.
It's a little far, but there is a firework festival that Tetsuo recommends the most.
It's this one.
It's called "Katakai Matsuri".
It's the world's largest quadruple ball firework festival.
Once again, a quadruple ball firework is a ball that rises up to 1m20cm in diameter.
It's a huge firework.
It weighs 420kg.
It rises up to 800m in height and expands at 800m.
Its distance is 300m.
Let's say it's 800m in diameter.
It rises up to that distance and expands at 800m.
It exists because it has a distance.
Even if you say it doesn't have a distance, it can be anything.
What is a distance?
Didn't you say it can't be anything?
I did say it.
Let's see Tetsuo's recommendation of Katakai Matsuri fireworks.
This is a quadruple ball firework.
Most of the fireworks here are quadruple balls.
It's amazing.
This is a mangekyo firework.
This is for raising it up.
It's a launch platform.
It's a crane that raises and lowers it.
It goes up and down.
It's very long.
It goes all the way up.
It's a linear system.
It goes up and down.
It's like an airplane.
An airplane is too long, so it looks slow.
It's too high up.
When you first open it, it slowly spins.
It's amazing.
How many times does it go up?
It goes up once a day.
Is it expensive?
Yes, it is.
It's about 2.6 million yen.
Does this firework go off, too?
When I won the M-1 championship,
this firework went off.
I love fireworks, Mr. Tetsuo.
Do you do it because you were introduced to it?
This firework is like that. If you write a message and send it, it will call you a message.
Is it like an announcement?
That's right.
I released a DVD of "Waraimushi", so I got a message for the announcement of the DVD.
At first, Boone said, "This is Tetsuo of "Waraimushi"."
I wrote "This is Tetsuo of "Waraimushi" and sent it.
I sent it, but I thought it would be very slippery.
I thought it was dangerous, so I said on the phone, "Please change it to iron."
The person who took it was a great grandfather.
"Oh, I see. Do you make "Waraimushi" iron into "do-de-esu"?
No, it's not "do-de-esu".
No, please make it iron.
Oh, iron. Yes, I see.
I actually went to see the festival like that.
I said, "Perfectly do-de-esu!"
Grandfather! Grandfather!
How did you say "do-de-esu" at the firework festival?
Well...
I forgot!
You erased it, didn't you?
I guess you didn't like it.
It's all decided.
I see.
When I hear it like this, I'm excited about how to enjoy it.
Kinoshi-san, you don't look like you're enjoying it. What's wrong?
I think it's like this...
I don't want to go see it with Tetsuo-san.
Why?
"Do-de-esu" is mysterious. It's not "why?"
I feel like I'm going to say "do-de-esu" almost every time.
No matter what I do.
For example, I feel like I'm going to say "do-de- esu" from the side as soon as I take my place.
I see.
But Tetsuo-san, you say "do-de-esu" not only at fireworks, but all the time.
What?
It's like a demonstration.
You're going for a drive.
When I go for a drive, I talk about changing gears all the time.
This mission is to infiltrate a handshake meeting and complete the mission.
And this is the mission you have to complete.
The other mission is to play a song and shake hands with the members without being noticed.
And you have to ask two rude questions in an interview with the members.
Last time, we had a young person from Draft flesh brain help us out.
They did a mischief mission with us.
Right now, they're completing the mission of asking rude questions in an interview.
The next interview will be on Friday.
You said you wanted to graduate from Japan, right?
Do you really want to give up Japan?
Yes, I do.
Sometimes you have to give up.
I want to do something like that.
I wanted something to talk about.
And for these members...
Do you usually not wear clothes when you go home?
Well, there's no reason for me to wear clothes.
What's a handshake?
It's a little embarrassing, but...
Well...
It seems like my senses are a little off.
It's like my own personality.
You're laughing!
Yes.
In this way, the mission of asking rude questions in an interview has been accomplished.
Next is the final mission.
Dance and shake hands without being noticed by the members.
Ta-da!
We've changed!
Jo's strategy is to hide her face with a long hair with no image and a banana cap and sunglasses.
Nena's strategy is to set up a little celebrity lady in a return market that she claims to be.
Can you hold this for me?
Oh, a bag!
And a helmet camera.
Oh, wow!
It's really hard to tell because of this.
And finally, she enters the handshake party.
Jo sneaks in and the target she's going to shake hands with is Piri.
Have a good time!
I'll do my best!
Oh, I'm nervous!
I don't want to be noticed by the customers.
I'm so nervous!
It's like a roping dog.
She waits in the rain for 10 minutes.
It's Jo's turn.
Thank you!
It's my first time, so I'm a little nervous.
Thank you!
- Did you get it? - I don't think it's out yet.
- No way! Are you serious? - Yeah.
What should I do? Can I run away?
Next up is Lena. Her target is Shuu.
Oh my god! There are so many people! Why?!
Lena's fans line up in Shuu's lane for 10 minutes.
Will she be able to shake hands without getting caught?
Thank you so much!
No way!
You won't get caught.
I think you won't get caught 100%.
Will the target, Miripon, notice it?
How was it? Shake hands.
Shake hands? How was it?
How was it?
No, it was really fun.
It was fun! It was fun!
A lot of people came.
That's right! You can learn.
Yes! The characters are strong.
That's right!
Something weird happened.
Something weird?
There was a girl who only looked down.
Ah! I also came!
Did you say "that's why"?
That's right!
Japanese!
Japanese! She was so Japanese!
She looked down and said "I can't see it anymore! I can't see it anymore! I came from America!"
Then she went home.
What kind of person was she? Was she blonde?
No, she had black hair.
She was very fashionable and cute.
She had a great style in my case.
Hello! Hello!
I came from America!
Miripon-san!
Seriously?
I thought you were really cute!
You didn't know at all?
I didn't know at all!
But I definitely thought you were weird.
It's not America anymore!
Come visit our handshake event!
We'll be waiting! Thank you!
You didn't notice even if you were surrounded by fans?
One of my fans really looked down on me.
So I kept doing this.
Just you?
Just me!
That's a bit of a problem.
Since you were excellent this week, Kashiko, let's announce your loser.
If you lose, you'll get a penalty game.
I'll announce it now.
This week's loser is...
Miorin!
Your winning rate was high.
Thank you!
And this week's loser is...
Sara!
She was too excited and lost.
Jinja!
Jin...
Tetsuo Jinja!
Please!
Here's the question.
What do you call a firework ball?
Goshaku-dama.
Here's the next question.
When it goes off, you can hear it because there's something inside of it.
Flute!
Here's the last question.
What is the official name of the firework festival held in your hometown, Nara Prefecture, Sakurai City?
Prefecture... Jinja!
Jin...
Tetsuo Jinja!
You didn't get any of them right!
There it is!
Tetsuo, you don't do Jinja, do you?