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World Heritage!
A once in a lifetime experience is waiting for you!
Seven colors of hot springs!
Mechanical heritage wrapped in mystery!
I want to go there, everyone!
Full of knowledge and information!
Now, let's go on a mysterious journey!
It's hard to get out!
Bow!
Today's special teacher is Mr. Kentaro Motomura, a well-known lawyer!
In fact, he is a specialist who knows all about world heritage with the highest level of world heritage certification "Meister"!
Now, everyone! Today, too!
Woo! Excited! Excited!
To world heritage! Let's go!
What's up?
Let's do it!
Yes!
You're becoming a comedian every day.
I'm not a comedian!
I'm a lawyer! A lawyer!
Thank you for your cooperation today!
This year, everyone!
World heritage was born!
Yes!
When was it born?
In July, the World Heritage Committee was opened.
Yes!
This year, 21 new world heritage sites have been added!
Wow! Really?
Yes!
There are now 1,052 sites in the world!
Yes!
I see!
Now, first of all...
Take a look at this picture of the new world heritage site!
This year, a new world heritage site has been registered.
Do you know what this building in Japan is?
It's Japan, isn't it?
Nagisa, you're fast!
Are you watching the news, Nagisa?
Japanese History Museum!
Wow!
It's close!
Well, it's about that kind of atmosphere!
It looks a little plain!
You may not know what it is!
What is this?
Okamoto Taro's base!
I don't think it has anything to do with Okamoto Taro!
It's amazing, isn't it?
But what is a "base"?
Now, let's take a look!
The correct answer is this!
National Western Museum!
Yes!
You've heard of it, haven't you?
It's in the middle of Tokyo!
It's in front of the upper station!
If you go to Tokyo, please go there!
Yes!
What kind of museum is it?
As a museum,
from the middle and late centuries to the 20th century,
Western paintings,
mainly of Rodin,
are exhibited in France.
I see!
However!
This National Western Museum
actually has nothing to do with the art inside!
What?!
The world difference is in this building part!
Yes!
Actually, this building!
It's a work of that famous Le Corbusier!
Who?
Who is it?!
Don't you know Le Corbusier?!
No, I don't know much about him!
What?!
Le Corbusier!
Giroud of Chisonne!
No!
He looks exactly like him!
No!
Giroud was born in 1965!
Isn't it over?
It's not over!
He's still alive!
Le Corbusier is one of the three great architects of modern architecture!
Wow!
He's a very famous person!
Yes!
He created it!
It's the only Le Corbusier work in Japan!
I see!
He also proposed five principles of modern architecture!
One of the five principles of modern architecture is "pirotee"!
The first floor is blown out!
He proposed "pirotee"!
You've heard of "pirotee", haven't you?
I've heard of it in school!
Right?!
It's written there, but you don't know what it means!
I don't know!
By the way, this National Western Museum did not become a world heritage site on its own!
Yes!
In fact, Le Corbusier's works are listed all over the world!
Among them, he registered 17 of his most famous masterpieces as a world heritage site!
Yes!
By the way, he is listed in France, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, India, Japan, and Argentina!
He is listed in seven countries!
Yes!
This is very rare!
Yes!
This is the first example of registering all over the world!
I see!
From now on, we will introduce recommended world heritage sites that we would like you to visit at least once in your life!
The first recommended world heritage site is this!
The magnificent landscape of coral reefs created by nature, Buryougen!
Yes, Buryougen!
Buryougen!
This is amazing!
It is a magnificent landscape created by nature!
I would love to visit this place!
You want to see it, don't you?
Yes!
There is a video of this world heritage site!
Let's watch it!
Wow!
It is a huge cliff-like rock!
It is more than 200 meters high!
And it is more than 3,000 meters high!
Wow!
In fact, this place used to be at the bottom of the sea!
But, 180 million years ago, it emerged from the ground due to geological changes!
And it became like this due to rain and wind!
Wow!
It is amazing!
It emerged from the ground due to rain and wind!
Yes!
Until recently, this place was a blank area on a map!
It was a secret area that no one knew about.
But in the 1980s, people found out about this amazing place and it became a big hit.
Now, tourists come here more and more.
This place is actually a location for a big hit movie.
I think you know what it is.
Have you seen it before?
Who knows what it is?
What is it?
Tarzan!
It's the latest movie.
It was released just a little while ago.
Just a little while ago.
The Greatest!
The Greatest Courage!
The Greatest Courage is wrong!
The Greatest Courage!
Gai-san!
It's a place where St. Seiya's Shiryu was training.
Was it there?
It was there, but it's not St. Seiya.
Here's a big hint!
It's one of the biggest companies in the world.
Yuri!
Avatar!
Correct!
It's a movie directed by James and Cameron.
That's right.
It's an avatar without a titanic.
Let's see how it was used as an avatar.
Let's watch the video.
Here it is.
It's a rock.
They took pictures of it in real time.
In fact, they processed it using a computer and erased the lower part.
They processed it so you can see Rock floating in the air.
Oh, wow.
The lower part is CG but the upper part is not.
That's right.
Did you get that everyone?
Yes!
They got it.
How do you do this?
From Japan to Ryogen, first you go to Shanghai, China.
From there you get on a plane and go to a city called Chaokai.
It takes about 10 hours to get there.
From there it's about 2 hours by car.
If it's a normal tour, you'll spend one night in Chaokai.
But if you don't overdo it and go without resting, you can go in 12 hours.
- But you can go in 12 hours, right? - Yes, you can.
- This is still closer. - It's closer.
Yesterday we spent 12 hours on tour.
- You can do it. - You can do it.
- You can do it if you work hard. - You can go all the way to Yamanashi Prefecture by car.
It took me 6 hours to get in Fuji's city hall and 6 hours to get back.
When you get out of the car on the way back, your body is stiff and you can't get out of it.
- You can't get out of it. - You can go at all.
You can't get out of the Shinkansen.
You can go in 12 hours.
Okay, let's continue with Sensei's recommendation.
A treasure of all mankind, a mysterious spring shining in seven colors, Yellowstone Independent Park.
- This is famous, right? - Yes.
Yellowstone is actually the first world heritage site in Japan.
It became a world heritage site in the first year of world heritage registration.
- The first world heritage site. - That's right.
- It's 8,900 square kilometers wide. - It's really wide.
- You can't see it. - Yellowstone is 8,400 square kilometers.
- It's a park bigger than Yellowstone itself. - It's a park!
- It's a national park. - That's right.
There are many hot springs.
In fact, about half of all hot springs on earth are concentrated here.
- There are hot springs, too. - Yes.
There is a hot spring called Grand Prismatic Spring.
- Yes. - What kind of hot spring is it?
As you know, Grand Prismatic Spring is a hot spring.
It's a hot spring shining in seven colors.
- You want to see it, don't you? - Yes.
- There is a video of it. - Let's watch it.
Here is the video.
It's always like this.
This color is amazing, isn't it?
It's pretty big.
The diameter is 113 meters.
The depth is 48 meters.
The center part is high temperature. It's 70 to 90 degrees.
- We can't go in. - It's difficult to go in.
Actually, it's high temperature inside and there are no bacteria.
The orange part is the color of bacteria.
Yellow, green, orange and red are bacteria.
The blue part in the middle is high temperature.
Because it's too hot, there are no creatures.
Humans are this big.
- We can go closer. - Is it a picture?
- It's a picture. - I want to see it.
If you look at it from a high place, it looks beautiful.
If you go closer, it looks different.
It's not like Tetsukaru Onsen.
- It's beautiful because it's blooming. - It's like going to see it.
- Tetsukaru Onsen is a little difficult. - Yes.
Because this park is so beautiful, a new law was made to protect it.
It's a law called "Yellow Stone Park Law".
It's a law that no one should touch it and leave it as it is.
I see.
It's a very beautiful national park.
- How can we go there? - First of all, you have to go from Japan.
It takes about 14 hours via San Francisco and about 6 hours by car from there.
Usually you can stay overnight in Salt Lake City, but if you go there without resting, you can go there in 20 hours.
- Why do you force yourself to go there? - Is it too early for you?
Here's the next recommendation of the professor.
The miraculous place where Fiosanus survived his fate is the S.T.A. Maria delle Grazie Church.
- What did you say? - How is it different from what you've just said? - Because you didn't say anything.
- It's a church called S.T.A. Maria delle Grazie. - That's not how you pronounce it!
- It's getting weird. - Since it's an Italian church.
There is a very famous church in Milan. It's the monastery.
There is something in this monastery that has overcome a tragic fate, isn't there?
Here it is!
Ah, I've never seen it before!
The last supper of Leonardo da Vinci is held in this church.
Leonardo da Vinci, one of the three great Renaissance philosophers.
Ah, Mona Lisa is famous.
Mona Lisa has come to Japan before, but this last supper cannot come to Japan.
The reason for this is that it is drawn on the wall.
It's not in a painting, is it?
I knew it! I thought it was in a painting.
It's big. It's about four meters tall.
And it's about nine meters wide.
It's huge!
It's drawn on the wall of the monastery's dining hall.
And because it's drawn on the wall, this painting became a world heritage.
In fact, in order for it to become a world heritage, it has to be a real estate.
Ordinary artworks cannot become world heritage.
But because this painting is drawn on the wall, the whole building became world heritage.
I see. If it was just one painting, this church probably wouldn't have been recognized as world heritage.
Well, it might have been a little subtle, since it's only a building.
I think this painting was big.
I see.
In fact, this world heritage has overcome many trials so far.
The tragic fate followed by the last supper.
First of all, because it was a dining hall, moisture and steam started to damage it.
It's an artwork drawn on the wall, and it's vulnerable to temperature and humidity changes.
Because it's a dining hall, it's been damaged more and more.
That's right.
In addition, in Napoleon's era, it was used as a stable.
The dust from horses, gas from horses, and the breath of horses, carbon dioxide, damaged it more and more.
In addition, it was also seen in the second great flood.
It was flooded.
In addition, in World War II, a building was destroyed due to an American military air strike.
Only this wall has been left as much as possible.
That's amazing.
I can't believe it.
How did it survive following this fate?
When it was drawn, it became a great miracle painting.
However, it is now called a miracle painting in the sense that it survived well.
That's why it's so popular.
By the way, can anyone see this mural?
There is a problem with preservation, so it cannot be seen by anyone.
So you need to make a reservation in advance.
The viewing time is also limited to 15 minutes.
Still, reservations are flooding from all over the world.
You can see it for the time being.
If you can see it, you want to see that famous mural, don't you?
How can we go there?
It's in Milan, Italy.
There is a direct flight from Japan to Milan.
Isn't it fast?
It takes 12 and a half hours.
If you arrive in Milan, you can go nearby by subway in the city.
If you arrive in Milan by regular tour, you can check in at the hotel.
If you don't overdo it and go without resting, you can go in 13 hours.
There aren't many reservations either.
But you can only stay here for 15 minutes.
That's right.
You can't come back right away.
Meister, Dr. Motomura's recommended world heritage.
Why don't you visit it?
Thank you.
Here is the next topic.
Quiz! World Heritage Mysterious Discovery!
Is it okay to use text?
Unfortunately, it's okay.
World Heritage Mysterious Discovery!
I'm doing it.
I'm not hiding it.
I'll give you a Super Ken-chan doll.
That's not what I meant.
I didn't prepare it.
It's okay.
The first question is from this world heritage.
What kind of world heritage is this?
Byzantium's Bauban Castle.
This is a castle built by a man named Bauban in the city of Byzantium in France.
Bauban was a famous military architect.
In other words, he was a master of making fortresses and castles.
Among the many fortresses he built, the most famous one is a world heritage.
This is the most famous fortress among them.
It's hard to tell, but it's a really amazing fortress.
The fortresses built by Bauban are said to be strong enough for any enemy to come and not fall.
It's good to see.
It's a fortress that makes you feel like you're going to get lost.
Here's the question!
Currently, this fortress is used in a different way.
Now, what is it used for?
I think I know.
Sayaka!
Fighting games.
That sounds really good.
Mamoru River is really strong, isn't it?
First of all...
Akari!
Prison!
Prison, yes.
Gari!
It's a little out of town, isn't it?
It's a little far away.
Ion Mall.
It is.
Ion Mall, France.
The outskirts are usually Ion Mall.
Let's see the correct answer!
The correct answer is this!
It's an animal park!
It's really good!
It's in a good condition, so there are good-sized fields and creeks.
It's perfect for nature.
I was wondering if I could stay here for a while, but I feel like I'm using a tree.
It's good for your tail.
In addition to the animal park,
aquariums, insects, museums, and gardens are also closed now.
It's written on the poster over there.
It's the easiest to understand.
It says "admission fee" next to it.
How much is it?
Admission fee is 10.6 euros.
In Japanese yen, it's about 1,200 yen.
There are also rare and interesting world heritage sites like this.
Let's move on!
The next question is from this world heritage site.
Ayutthaya Ruins, where golden drinks and movies sleep.
Have you seen it?
It's famous.
Ayutthaya of Thailand.
It's a ruins of Ayutthaya Kingdom, which flourished from the 14th century to the 18th century.
There are still magnificent palaces and temples left.
In the 18th century, Ayutthaya Kingdom was attacked by the Burma Army from Myanmar in the so- called Face-to- Face War.
Ayutthaya Kingdom was destroyed.
The ruins of Ayutthaya Kingdoms are still there.
The next question is from this world heritage site.
It's in Wattmahatartzee.
This tree is very popular.
What's the hidden part of it?
This is difficult.
Some of you may know it.
Natto is inside of it.
Natto?
It looks like a straw.
It looks like a straw of Mito Natto.
Nagisa!
It looks like a vending machine.
It's expensive, isn't it?
A vending machine.
But it's good.
It's hard to store.
A human is entangled inside of it.
It absorbs human's nutrients and grows.
It's very expensive!
That's why it's popular.
It's like a tree of youkai.
It's a little bit similar.
The image is similar.
Moka!
It has a Jizo statue inside of it.
Hey!
Moka!
Let's go! The answer is this!
It looks like a straw of Mito Natto.
It's correct!
The answer is correct!
But it looks like you got hit by a sleeper.
If you really fell, you would look like this.
It does come out.
Why did this happen?
There were originally many statues.
When Vilma attacked, he cut off the neck of the statue.
There was a gold leaf on the neck of the statue.
Since it was valuable, he cut off the neck of the statue and took it away.
The neck of the statue that had been left behind at that time was caught in the root of the tree and could not be removed.
Certainly, it seems that it is not popular among locals.
Tourists come to see this and take pictures.
The statue is at a lower position than this.
There is a rule that you can't take pictures from this height.
You have to take pictures at a lower position than this.
Why is that?
Because it is rude to this statue.
There is definitely a face-lifting panel in this shape nearby.
Speaking of statues, there is also such a world heritage site.
Laksan Statue, which was built by a super-huge Buddha.
Laksan Statue in China.
Anyway, it is a huge statue.
It is very big.
It is said to be insanely big.
You want to see it, don't you?
Let's see it.
Here it is.
It's big!
It's bigger than I thought.
It's bigger than humans thought.
Humans are here.
Sayaka, is it different from what you thought?
It is different from the so-called Buddha statues.
I have an image of sitting like this, but I'm actually sitting like this.
It is a giant stone made of natural cliffs and rocks called "magai" stone.
If you go up the stairs like this and go all the way here, you can see it up close.
Let's move on to the next question.
This is from "This World Heritage Site"
An ancient city with 2000 years of history, "Ebola" historical district.
Yes, it is a city called "Ebola" in Portugal.
The whole city has become a "world heritage"
I want to say it now.
The city, which has flourished since ancient Rome, also has a history of 2000 years.
Now, here is the question.
One of the symbolic buildings of the city of "Ebola", the interior of the chapel built in the San Francisco Church is made of something very unusual.
Now, what is used in it?
It is the interior of the chapel.
That's right.
Walls, pillars, and things on the ceiling are used.
shuu
tissue
The intensity is amazing.
You are anxious, aren't you?
How about others?
"bread" (pan)
It absorbs sound.
I see.
Walls are made of bread.
kechi
I see.
"kechi" (kechi) is scary, isn't it?
Let's see the answer.
kechi
"kechi" (kechi) is correct.
This is real human skeleton.
Is this real human skeleton?
Yes, this is real human skeleton.
5,000 people have lost their skulls and human skeletons.
The skulls and human skeletons are used for mourning.
Why?
It's good to be used here, but I don't like it around here.
I don't like it.
Why is it used?
In Europe, human skeletons and skulls are the motif of art works.
In Christian teachings, "memen" and "mori" mean "don't forget to die someday."
When was this used?
This is said to be the skeleton of someone who died around the 16th century.
That's about 400 years ago.
That's about it.
That's a long time ago.
The moment you wear it, you're like, "Whoa!"
That's true.
It's a strange age.
It looks like the time of heroin.
Many people may feel that way.
That's right.
Even if you take a psychic picture here, you won't find anything unusual.
That's right.
Which one is it?
Are you taking a skeleton picture?
There's nothing scary about it.
It's natural.
Among world heritage sites, there are many places where the whole city is world heritage.
I'm going to introduce you to the world heritage sites all over the city filled with such romance.
First of all, let's take a look at the city where the Olympics were held this year, here it is!
Yes, Rio de Janeiro, a beautiful urban area that interacts with nature.
Yes, it's Rio de Janeiro.
This city was registered as a world heritage site because it was a landscape created by humans and nature when these blue seas and green mountains became one.
Yes, there is also a very beautiful harbor.
It is one of the three most beautiful and beautiful harbors in the world.
The other two are Sydney and San Francisco.
Yes, we've seen this image many times in the Olympics.
By the way, the meaning of "Rio de Janeiro" in Portuguese means "river of January".
"Rio" in English means "river".
"De Janeiro" means "January".
It was January when the Portuguese discovered this place.
It looked like a big river.
By the way, you all know who this statue is, don't you?
This one.
What?
Rio?
Rio!
It's not Rio de Janeiro's Rio.
If you look at his face...
I don't know. Does anyone know?
Christ!
That's right, it's Christ.
That's right!
Jesus Christ standing on the hill of Corcovado.
It is said to be one of the seven wonders of the world.
It is 30 meters high.
And it's higher than that.
This mountain itself is 700 meters high.
It's the top of the mountain.
Brazil was independent from Portugal and built it during the 100th anniversary.
Rio de Janeiro is a very beautiful city.
But it's even more beautiful at night.
That's right.
That's this one.
I want to go there, everyone!
I want to go there, too!
You want to go there, don't you?
It's one of the three most beautiful places in the world.
It's Christ, isn't it?
Isn't it too beautiful?
Is it true?
You all say it's beautiful, but you say it's not.
Where is Christ?
Where is he?
You can see him normally, can't you?
From what we saw earlier.
There he is!
It's him, isn't it?
No, it's not.
He's way up there!
Rika-nyan, girls are beautiful here!
Where did you go? It has nothing to do with you!
In addition, there is one more world heritage site in Brazil.
This is Brasília, a planned city with no past.
Brasília is the capital of Brazil.
Many people think that Rio de Janeiro is the capital.
In 1960, the capital of Brazil moved from Rio de Janeiro to Brasília.
Actually, there was nothing here.
They built a new city here and made it the capital.
They became the capital because there was nothing.
That's right.
At that time, the president tried to rebuild the economy of Brazil by building a city and moving it to a place where there was nothing.
Until then, all these big cities were on the coastline.
The inland part was not developing, so they decided to build a capital here.
Brasília is made of what looks like something from above.
What does it look like?
Yes, do you know?
Yes.
Yes, Rika-nyan.
Birds. Cows.
Oh, but it's close!
Yes.
Keiichi.
Airplane.
Airplane!
Correct!
It's okay to say that it's a bird, but it's an airplane.
As a designer.
Yes.
This is the base of the airplane.
This is the parliament building that takes care of the country's housework.
Yes.
The main chief of the country is located in this body part.
Yes.
In this wing part, houses for the general public are distributed.
Yes.
This city was completed in just 3 or 4 years where there was nothing.
That's amazing!
And it became a world heritage site in just 30 years since it was built.
Yes.
One of the examples is that a city built in the 20th century became a world heritage site.
Yes.
Since it is a newly built city, there are many modern buildings in Brasília.
For example, this one.
Yes.
Brasília Cathedral.
It's modern.
It's a cathedral built by Oscar Niemeyer, a famous architect.
It's a very modern building.
If you say it's a church, it doesn't look like it.
It's a church.
It has a very unique shape.
Yes.
What kind of image is this?
You can see 8 of them here, but there are 8 more over there.
There are 16 pillars.
Yes.
It's an image of praying towards the sky.
Yes.
I see.
Like this.
I see.
It's a cathedral with that image in mind.
Yes.
And there is also a very beautiful building like this one.
This one.
Brasília Cathedral.
Don Bosco Church.
The exterior is plain, but when you go inside, it becomes a dreamlike space like this.
The windows are large and are all stained glass.
Very beautiful blue glass is fitted.
It's like a live concert of Christ.
Like this.
Fashionable production.
It's not a lightbulb.
It's a sunlight.
Because it becomes a window.
Amazing.
Next, let's look at the world heritage site.
This one.
Dubrovnik, the newborn of Adria Sea.
Dubrovnik.
This is also a very famous world heritage site.
It's in Croatia.
This orange colored roof.
Very beautiful.
Bernard Shaw, who visited this place, said, "If you go and see Dubrovnik, you won't go to heaven."
What does it mean?
Such a beautiful city.
If you go and see Dubrovnik, you will feel like you went to heaven.
Dubrovnik is often used as a model for movies.
Studio Ghibli's movie "Witch's Ping-Pong Ball".
Amazing.
This image is often used.
It's also used as a model for "Pig in Krenai".
The atmosphere of Mieto was in the movie.
Dubrovnik became a location for a famous movie this year.
Actually, I will say it.
"Star Wars".
Dubrovnik became a location for "Star Wars" and "Episode VIII".
It will be released in December next year.
It's a beautiful city, but it's also a fortress city, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
This city in southern Croatia has always been in danger of being invaded by the Ottoman Turks and other nearby countries.
Dubrovnik has a history of fighting desperately and protecting freedom.
Great cannons.
Do you still have them?
Yes, we do.
You can see cannons and traces of civil war in the city.
If you put 100 yen in it, can you shoot it?
No, you can't shoot it like you see it in games.
It's not like that.
I wonder if you can't drink it.
Let's go to the next city.
The next city is here.
The restored city Warsaw, which has undergone reconstruction from the war, has been damaged by war.
Yes, it is the capital of Poland, Warsaw, but it is a very beautiful cityscape, isn't it?
This is not possible in Japan.
No, no, no.
I want to go there.
Yes, you want to go there, don't you?
Well, it is a very beautiful and old city, but in fact, this Warsaw was completely destroyed by the German army in World War II.
80% of the city has become rubble.
However, the people of Warsaw in Poland somehow want to restore this city.
Moreover, they want to restore this city to its original state.
Therefore, they reproduced this city in a few different sizes based on old paintings.
Based on paintings?
Yes, this is a painting.
This city was reproduced based on an Italian landscape painter, Bernardo Berrot's painting, which was painted in the 18th century.
Bernardo Berrot lived in Warsaw and left behind many paintings like this.
Based on these paintings, he reproduced the city in exactly the same way.
He reproduced a brick every day in exactly the same way.
Based on this painting?
It is said that he used broken rubble as much as possible.
Even what was originally there?
He didn't make it from scratch, but used as much as possible and made it with the same material.
It is rare to be recognized as a world heritage in this way, isn't it?
That's right.
Originally, a world heritage cannot be a world heritage unless it remains in its original state at the time when the building was built.
However, as in Warsaw, he used as much material as possible and reproduced it in a few different shapes.
It was evaluated and made a world heritage.
I see.
World heritage is good.
World heritage is a common asset of mankind.
Even if only one country works hard, mankind and the world can cooperate and finally protect world heritage.
Then, the world will be peaceful.
I see.
As expected of a master.
By the way, have you ever said "slave" in today's introduction?
I haven't said "slave" in today's introduction.
You haven't said "slave" at all, haven't you?
What have you done for me?
I'm gonna puke!
What kind of location is it this time?
You can tell by looking at it, can't you?
This time's mission is to overcome fear and confront zombies.
We came to a zombie mansion that introduces the zombie ecology, Zombie Museum.
The museum, which has saved people from zombies, has become a stage.
Inside of the museum is a walk-through-type attraction where various zombies who have died have disappeared.
Are you a zombie?
Do you like zombies?
I hate them.
And there is one more person in this location who we don't know.
Lilipon participated as a zombie to surprise the three of them.
She entered earlier than the three of them and started her make-up.
I'm called Lilipon because of my eyes and tears of blood.
From here, it's like this.
I see.
And the zombie make-up is complete.
That's amazing.
Here you go.
Wow!
And Lilipon's own tears of blood are...
If you look closely, you can see it.
Tears of blood.
Wow!
This is scary.
When you encounter it in the dark.
In addition, there is a zombie's acting guidance model.
That's what I like about it.
Lilipon Zombie is born.
Zombie
Not knowing that, Shuu is a talker who challenges "Zombie".
Good luck, Shuu-chan.
No, no, I can't do it.
Look at me, I can't do it anymore.
"Zombie" is not "news".
I am a researcher, Kamimura, who will be your guide.
Oh no, I might really not be able to do it, Shuu.
The first place to enter is an area where scary pictures are displayed and zombies haven't appeared yet.
What should I do?
Wait, my vision is bad, my vision is bad.
What should I do? My heart and motivation are pounding.
I can't do it anymore. What should I do?
Please.
They haven't entered yet and haven't advanced yet. Five minutes have already passed.
It's really fast, isn't it?
What should I do?
And they try to advance but...
I'm scared.
My heart is pounding.
I can't do it anymore.
Even though they're scared, they manage to advance.
And then...
Stop it, really.
Just stay as you are.
As time goes on, they get angry.
And even to the camera...
You're in my way!
Next, they hide their vision.
You're in my way!
And for the first time, a zombie appears.
Hang in there!
Something's up! Something's up with humans!
I know I'm the worst, but I want to stop here.
I want to stop. I want to stop.
I'm going to stop watching "Enemy".
More than ten minutes have passed.
She's determined to move forward.
I'm scared. I know.
Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!
It's a real face! It's a real face!
Help me! Help me! Stop it! Stop it!
Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!
It's a real face!
She's crying. She's crying.
Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!
She manages to get away from the zombies that appear one after another.
The last area is awaited by Lilipon zombies.
Is it here?
But this is the most amazing area, isn't it?
Lilipon zombies have been standing by for more than an hour.
Will they be able to surprise Lilipon zombies?
In addition, a giant zombie 190 centimeters tall appears from behind.
I'm scared! I'm scared!
I don't know what you're talking about.
You didn't notice, did you?
How was it, Sechan?
It was easy.
Really?
You were on stand-by, right?
Yes, I was.
Usually, regular customers...
Right.
You were late, so regular customers came in.
I didn't notice at all.
You were like this for an hour, and you were late at the end.
You were like a sad zombie.
Kashiko was excellent this week as well.
She's not good at all.
Let me announce the loser.
It's either a reward or a penalty game.
I'll announce it.
This week's loser is...
Keiichi!
He's improved a lot.
He's great.
He's amazing at hitting people's bones.
And this week's loser is...
Miruru!
She's the biggest.
That's it?
It's decided. She's the biggest.
Yellow Stone National Park's rainbow-colored hot spring is...
Question.
The architect who built the National Western Museum is...
Next question.
The giant object in China that was carved and made is...
Last question.
The yellow stone national park's rainbow-colored hot spring is...
Out of three questions, no one got it right!
You said "yellow sanders springer," but you looked like you remembered it.
It's completely different.