AISubs v3.5
This three-dimensional object, where is it mysterious?
Climb up, climb up, climb up, climb up...
Huh? Huh?
That's right!
Tonight's Madab is...
"The Mystery of Vision"!
"Impossible Hypothesis World"!
Impossible! Impossible!
Intrigued by each and every shape-changing hypothesis...
Do you have a problem with that?
Our special teacher for today is Mr. Koukiku Sugihara.
He studies various three-dimensional illusions using the law of physics.
He won the world's best illusion contest twice and won the June Grand Prix twice.
He is a specialist in illusions.
First of all, instead of greetings...
I have a work of illusion that won the June Grand Prix in 2016.
I would like you to see it in person.
You will be surprised.
First of all, please look at this.
What do you see?
A lot of squares.
You can see a lot of squares.
What do you think it will look like in the mirror?
A triangle.
A triangle. I see.
A circle.
Why do you say it's a triangle?
It's too early for you to be pulled into an illusion.
It's obvious that it will look like a circle.
A circle.
Make it look like a circle.
But if you see it in the mirror, it will look like a normal circle, right?
This is the teacher.
I will take off my hand.
Please look at it from the back of the mirror.
It's just a mirror, isn't it?
That's right. It's a normal flat mirror.
There are two of them.
Why? Why?
It's just a mirror, isn't it?
That's right. It's a normal mirror.
Can you move it a little bit?
That's right. Can you move your hand too?
Yes, my hand is also a mirror.
I'll move it.
Wow! Wow! Wow!
Wow!
Why? Why?
It's just a mirror!
Even if you move your hand?
What do you mean?
I'll do it again.
Look at me! Look at me!
Why? Why?
It's just a mirror!
Wow!
This is really...
Why? Why?
Wow!
What's going on?
What's up, Akari?
Is it a real object?
Yes!
It is, but...
I understand now.
When this object, which only appears in parallel quadrilateral, appears in the mirror...
For some reason, it appears in a circle...
What's going on?
I think it's good for you to see it in real life.
Actually, it's neither a circle nor a mirror.
If you look at it from one direction, it looks like a circle.
If you look at it from the other direction, it looks like a mirror.
When you look down at about 45 degrees...
I see.
So, in reality, it looks like this.
I don't know what this is, but...
What is this shape?
Wow!
So, it's not the mirror we saw at the beginning, right?
Wow!
Is this the semi-grand prix?
Yes, it is.
Wasn't it a grand prix?
Unfortunately...
No, no...
It's weird, isn't it?
It was a grand prix, wasn't it?
Is this a grand prix?
Wait, I'm going now.
It's nothing.
Don't you know anything about this competition?
I don't know anything, but...
Wow!
It's amazing.
By the way, why does this shape look different?
Our brains love simple shapes like circles and squares.
When we see a shape that looks like it, we think it is.
This three-dimensional shape is actually a complex curve with up and down bridges.
But, when we see it from a certain direction, it looks like a circle.
As soon as we see it, we feel like we are looking at a cut that has been cut flat.
Wow!
It's strange.
In everyday life, there are many shapes like circles and squares.
Therefore, when humans see shapes like circles and squares,
they only judge by the features of the surface, and if it is a circle or a square, it will cause an illusion.
In addition, this professor is doing three- dimensional research that causes such illusions using this mathematical equation.
Instead of making it up...
That's right. It's too complicated and I don't think you can do it with your imagination.
If you solve the equation, you will automatically get this shape.
Equation?
You are smart.
Is there an equation?
You are amazing.
You are so different from yourself.
How Does It Look? Illusion Quiz!
First of all, let's learn the basics of the professor's three-dimensional illusion.
First of all, this one.
It's a normal figure of illusion.
There is a tree drawn on it.
A horizontal stick, a yellow stick, and a vertical red pillar.
Which one looks longer?
This must be a pillar.
It must be red.
I see.
It looks like it, doesn't it?
Professor, what is the correct answer?
Actually, they are of the same length.
That means...
It can't be.
Does it look the same?
It depends. From here...
From here...
From here to the middle.
Yes, to the middle.
Definitely...
It can't be.
No matter how you look at it, the red one looks longer.
That's right.
Yes.
If you actually put the vertical stick sideways, it will look like this.
It doesn't look like it at all.
That's right.
Let's take the cicada.
Actually, the cicada also has the same length.
It doesn't look like it at all.
Really?
This is a conjecture.
What kind of conjecture is it?
This conjecture has a name, doesn't it?
It's called "thick conjecture".
"Thick conjecture", yes.
If you put a stick of the same length on top of a vertical stick and put it sideways,
the vertical one looks longer.
That's a conjecture.
It looks like it even with my fingers.
Even with your fingers?
Even with my own fingers.
Even with your own fingers?
Even with my own fingers...
But it's a little...
It's a little...
So, the vertical one looks longer.
That's right.
Let's move on to the next question.
Here it is.
It's a building illustration.
Teacher, what is this picture?
First of all, I'd like someone to sketch what it looks like.
I see.
Is there anyone good at drawing?
Anyone good at drawing?
Uka.
Uka, then let's have you sketch this picture.
Yes.
First of all, let's have Uka sketch this picture as it is.
It's only a little shadowy.
Yes.
Did you get it?
But you can see the lines distorted, right?
Yes.
I think you can see the walls of the building tilted diagonally.
Yes.
But actually, it's straight.
No way!
That's diagonal.
Which line is straight, Uka-sensei?
All of these lines are straight.
Actually, this is a three-dimensional picture.
But all of these walls are vertical.
With the same width.
What?
Isn't it a little diagonal?
Then show me the real thing, Uka-sensei.
Here it is.
Wow!
What?
Wow!
It's straight now.
But if you look at it like this...
It's diagonal.
Wow!
This is a cafe wall sketch.
If you line up the blind spots and shift them a little bit,
you can see that the borderline looks distorted.
It's the height of the window, right?
According to this illustration,
there are many blind spots of white and black.
If black blind spots are moved at equal intervals, the horizontal line that should be parallel looks distorted.
Next up is this "two birds with one stone" quiz.
Which has longer torso and wings?
- Torso is longer. - And...
- Torso is longer on the left. - And...
- Wings? - Yellow wings are longer on the right.
- They are longer. - I see.
- Now, Sensei, this is... - Yes, but they are the same.
- They are exactly the same. - They are exactly the same.
- Wings and torso? - They are exactly the same.
If you reduce the thickness and leave only the red part of the torso and the yellow part of the wings,
you can see that they are exactly the same.
- Wow! - Amazing!
If you increase the thickness, the brain recognizes that it has a depth and corrects the direction of the depth.
- If it looks like it has a depth, it feels longer, right? - That's right.
Why each illusion looks like this hasn't been clarified yet.
After learning various illusions, what's next?
Let's learn Sugihara Sensei's original three- dimensional illusion!
There are several stages in Sensei's illusionary three- dimensional illusion.
Let's look at them in stages.
First, this one!
The position of deception, often seen and illusion.
In other words, it's the lowest level.
Sensei, what does "often seen and illusion" mean?
At first glance, it looks like a normal three- dimensional illusion,
but it's strange somewhere, so I'd like you to think about what's strange first.
Now, this is a staircase diagram, Sensei.
- Is it strange? - Yes.
Can you tell me where it's strange?
Can you come out and go up the stairs?
Anyone who can do it?
- Shuu! - Yes.
- Shuu, please come out. - How can I go up?
You can't see it on the screen.
- Yes, please go up. - Go up to the ground?
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Why does it go forward?
Teacher, please tell me!
Let's rotate it here.
Actually, it looks like this.
Here...
The stick went through the gap.
If we put it back...
What?
Like the figure on the left,
only when you look at it from a certain angle,
it looks like the figure on the right.
The point is to make the fold in the middle look vertical.
That way, the brain recognizes that it's out of alignment.
So, it's not like this.
Does it look like this?
Yes, when you look at it from this angle.
Why? Why does it look like that?
This line and this line line up in a straight line.
If you look at it with one eye, you can see the illusion well.
That's amazing!
There's another one behind you!
That's amazing!
I see!
Next up is this three-dimensional object.
When you add some movement to it, strange things happen.
If you put a ball in this lowest position, what will happen?
If you put a ball in this hollowed out position, what will happen?
If you think about it normally...
It will stop.
It will stop there, right?
Yes.
So, let's see what will happen.
How disgusting!
Disgusting!
Does it have a motor?
Wow!
I don't know anymore!
It's disgusting!
I want to go there!
You want to go there?
I want to go there!
It can't be helped, right, Mr. Akiyama? Please go.
Yes!
Yes.
What?!
I see!
What?! Why?!
But is it normal?
It's normal.
People who want to see it, please go.
What?! Why?!
Azusa, Azusa, go, Azusa.
You should definitely come here.
What?!
I want to see it!
It's normal.
First of all, please look at it.
What?! What is this?!
Why?!
Put it there.
Ah, ah, ah, I see.
Wow!
What does it mean?
Only people who have been here can experience it.
Yes, only people who have been here can experience it.
What should we do?
Saipi, Saipi, come here, Saipi.
Look at it.
Does it look normal?
But it's normal.
I'm glad you chose it.
What?!
What does it mean?
Ah!
Wow!
What does it mean?! Why?!
Why?!
I know! I know!
You don't know why we're staying here, do you?
Okay, Yamana, Yamana, look at it.
Go away!
Why should I?
Come on!
Even though it's concave in the middle, why does the sphere go up?
Let's see it in action.
It looks like this.
It's strange.
It's slightly inclined and the sphere rolls.
It was about a "v" earlier.
Even the way the pillars stand is messed up.
Each pillar is facing a different direction.
But if you look at it from the previous direction, it looks parallel,
so the brain misunderstands that the pillars are upright.
The point is that the pillars are placed at different lengths and angles.
If you look at it from an angle where the pillars look parallel,
the brain thinks it's upright and delusions that a long pillar equals a tall pillar.
In reality, long pillars are very similar.
Length and height have nothing to do with it.
The brain thinks that the pillars are upright because it loves this intuition.
I see. That's amazing.
Damashido 3. Reflect and Misunderstand.
Professor Saga, what does this mean?
When you look at it in the mirror you saw earlier, it looks different.
I see.
I'd like to show you another example of it.
I see.
When you look at it in the mirror you saw earlier, it looks different.
I'm surprised enough, but what's going to come out of it?
First of all, it's this one.
As you saw earlier...
I think there are four shapes of Trump's diamond.
That's right.
And if you remove the one behind it and look at it in the mirror, it becomes a different shape.
Professor Saga, please show us.
Like this.
If you remove the backrest and move it to the mirror, it will have a different shape.
Can you show me, professor?
No way! No way!
He is just acting.
Just acting.
No way!
He is just pretending.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. This is impossible.
For example, this is just as it is.
That's why you think it's impossible.
It hasn't changed, but everything has changed.
It hasn't changed, so you think it's a lie.
Akema-san, can you show me?
So fast!
Nice!
No way!
Professor, I'm sorry!
Really?
Wow!
Akari, Akari, look at this.
No way!
What?!
What?
Isn't it four diamonds?
No way!
You're overdoing it!
You're lying!
It smells like poop!
You're overdoing it!
We can see Mr. Yamauchi's reaction.
It's unbelievable!
What kind of mechanism is this?
Let's spin it first.
Please spin it.
It's like this.
Wow, wow, wow!
It's coming out!
Wow, wow, wow!
Wow!
This is amazing!
I don't know what it means anymore.
Wow!
There is a equation.
If you look at it from this direction, it looks like a diamond.
If you look at it from this direction, it looks like a heart.
So, if you calculate it, you get something like this.
You can do that?
So, you didn't sharpen this tool, did you?
You guide it with numbers, don't you?
Yes, if you send the calculated result to a 3D printer, you get something like this.
Do you use 3 or 5 or something like that?
Yes, we do.
What do you mean?
We use numbers with decimal points.
Do you use 6 or 8?
Maybe.
What about 4 or 2?
We use them.
It's obvious that we use them.
Why doesn't it start with a number and end with a number?
That's true.
Which number is it?
Is it a number we know?
We use numbers to represent numbers.
For example, the screen you see on a normal TV screen is also an electric signal.
But there are numbers on it.
The number of volts and so on over time.
So you can represent anything with numbers,
but in this case in particular, if you combine the numbers you see from two directions, you get one shape.
I don't know about that.
But I think it's more difficult and impossible to make if you don't use mathematics.
It's not something you can make just by feeling.
That's right.
I think mathematics has a great power.
Mathematics is a great power.
There's more. Let's take a look at this.
We don't need a mirror this time, but you can see an arrow, right?
Yes, we can see an arrow.
Let's rotate this.
It's facing right now.
It's facing right.
Let's turn it to the left.
This arrow means "I don't like the left".
Wow!
This is cute!
"I don't like the left".
It only faces right.
When you look in the mirror, the shape of the object changes.
But when you look in the mirror, the direction is reversed.
Wow!
You are looking at a completely different object.
Where should we go?
Which way should we go?
Even if you rotate it 180 degrees, it will still be the same object.
Wow!
I don't understand.
The actual shape is between the arrow facing right and the arrow facing left.
Between?
Yes.
The arrow is facing right and the arrow is facing left in the mirror, but in reality...
As you can see, it's exactly in the middle.
Depending on the angle of view, it may look right or left.
It's in the middle now, isn't it?
Oh, oh, oh!
No, no, no face, no face, no face! Get in the way, get in the way!
Put your right hand in.
Dama Shidou 4, "The illusion disappears"!
Wow!
Finally, finally!
Sensei, what does this mean?
Yes, when a part of the three-dimensional object is reflected in the mirror, it disappears and disappears.
That's not possible.
That's too good. Let's take a look.
There is a backlit area.
There is a backlit area and a mirror over it, but let's reflect it in the mirror.
If you reflect this in the mirror normally...
What?
What's going on?
The lower half of the object...
The lower half of the object is disappearing!
That's right.
Why, why?
What's going on?
Oh, I get it now!
What's going on?
I know now!
You know now?
Yes, I know now!
That's right! Do you know now?
Joe, do you know now?
The lower half of the object is drawn in a picture, and the upper half of the object is just on top of it.
The lower half of the object...
But if that's the case, won't it be reflected in the mirror?
Oh, I see!
What?
There's no way you'd know that, Sensei!
Really!
The lower half of the object is also reflected in the mirror.
But in the mirror, you can't see the lower half of the object.
A few of them melted!
What?!
Nagisa, why?!
A few of them melted!
Are you serious?!
A few of them melted?!
Yes!
Explain!
Well, there's one like this...
It's stuck under here...
But what you can see from the mirror is...
It's just overlapping!
How is it?
It's wonderful!
It's overlapping?
Yes, that's correct!
A few of them melted!
Wow!
I don't know what you're talking about!
I'd like you to see what it actually looks like.
It looks like that.
Doesn't it look a little different?
The upper half is the real three-dimensional shape.
That's right.
And the lower half is a picture.
And if you look at the picture from this side...
It's made to hide just above it.
Wow!
Nagisa, you said this, didn't you?
Yes!
Wow!
Nagisa, did you melt these a few of them?
Yes, I did!
Wow!
Nagisa is in a sensitive and sensitive place.
Yes, it's wonderful!
This is also amazing!
I still can't understand it.
If you tilt the angle of the mirror a little, you can see it well.
In this way, the lower surface is attached to the ground,
but when it is reflected in the mirror, the lower part is hidden by placing it in one place at an angle that can be seen while being tilted.
Well, there is one more thing, so let's take a look. Here it is!
Now, there is someone at the bottom of something like a ring.
It's you, isn't it?
No, it's me! It's me! It's me in the latent photo!
Let's reflect this in the mirror as well.
Why? Why? Why?
It's amazing! It's amazing!
It came out!
You said it! You said it!
It's me!
Why?
The three-dimensional effect hasn't changed at all, has it?
The three-dimensional effect is reflected in the mirror as it is.
Oh, I see!
Why did it come out?
Huh? It melted!
Me too!
It melted as soon as you said it!
Yes, it melted!
No way! Explain it!
Well, this thing is, um...
Is it attached?
Yamauchi?
It's attached and only Mr. Yamauchi is on it.
That's correct!
Wow!
I don't know what you're talking about!
I don't know anything!
That's a three-dimensional effect, isn't it? It's like paper, isn't it?
It's a picture, isn't it?
It's a simple picture on a desk.
Only Mr. Yamauchi is alive.
No, what do you mean by "alive"?
Why does it come out right away?
It's like this.
Wow!
Oh, I see!
Even if it was such a picture...
You put it here, right?
If you look at it from an angle...
If you look carefully...
There's a mountain below.
Yes, there's a mountain below.
If you look in the mirror, it means you look like this.
Wow!
The human brain loves intuition, so it tries to look at a parallel diagram as comprehensively as possible.
For this purpose, the brain recognizes that it is not looking at a picture from an angle, but looking at a three-dimensional object.
This is an application of the illusion called "anamorphosis".
It looks distorted, but only when viewed from a special direction does it look meaningful.
Is there something like this in everyday life?
I think there are various art, symbols, and signs that use it in everyday life.
This is it.
This is painted on the back of the guardrail.
It looks like it has a little color on it, but if you change the angle...
This is it.
I've seen it before!
I've seen it in the city.
This one, and the next one, too.
Wow, it's a strange feeling.
There's something written here.
It only looks like that when viewed from a special direction.
How does it usually look like?
Wow, what is this?
What's going on? What's going on with this?
It looks like this when viewed from a certain angle.
Really?
I want to make this my room!
How was it, everyone?
It was amazing!
I think I can use it for my makeup.
You think you can use it for your makeup?
I can make my nose look higher.
You can only use it at a certain angle, but you can't use it at that angle.
You can't use it at the same angle, but...
What do you want me to do for you?
This time's mission is to go around Kyoto and aim for a little curious person.
This time, from nmb48, Keiichi and Fu-chan also participated in it, and this year's movie festival, which was also a big success, was held in Kyoto.
In Kyoto, which has such a history and direction, you will have various experiences and aim for a little curious person.
And, for the members who chose what they experienced first and had the least sense of it, there is a fee.
First of all, for the three of them, they will aim for a little curious person.
On the first floor, a cafe is also being built.
At a rental kimono shop, they will choose their own kimono and have it changed for them.
Ta-da! I've changed my kimono!
Yay!
Fu-chan, you look like a good boy.
I look like a boy.
What do you mean you look like a boy?
I usually wear white or blue colors.
That's because you have such a bad face color.
You look like you have girl power today.
You look like an adult.
She chose me because I look like a good boy.
Makarin-san, you always had an image of being tough, but you don't look like it at all.
That's right. I'm glad you think like that.
That's right. You're not here for Instagram today.
That's right.
You're not here for Instagram today.
That's right. You're not here for Instagram today.
And the three of them, who have changed into their kimonos, went to...
a Danish specialty store, Grammarb.
This time, they'll eat a factory-only, freshly made Danish bread,
which is adjacent to a factory.
We'll give you a quiz about Kyoto.
Here it is.
Only two people who answer the quiz about Kyoto will eat it.
In Kyoto dialect, what does "obu" mean?
- "Obu"? - "Obu"?
Yes! Um...
Not "dakko", but "koteki".
- Yes! "Obu"! - "Obu"!
"Obu"?
I say it every day.
What?
I don't know! Water!
Tea!
First, Akarin gets a fresh-made tennis.
The second question is...
What do you say when you think you want people who come to your house to come back?
What? I don't know! It's funny!
Like, "I'll give you this as a souvenir."
"Oku" is close... "obetsu" is also close.
"Ocha"? "Ochazuke"?
"Tabemaska"?
Correct!
You say it every day.
People in Kyoto say it every day.
So, Akarin and Fu-chan get fresh-made tennis.
Try it!
It's hot!
Wow!
It's my first time!
Wow!
It looks good!
It's good!
It's chewy!
Wow! It's so chewy!
It's crispy!
It's my first time eating such crispy tennis!
Now, Senriu is going to tell us what she thinks of the fresh-made tennis.
Ta-da!
If every morning is tennis, it's the best!
Wow!
Isn't it good?
I'm satisfied with just the smell of tennis.
Wow! It smells so good!
"Aguu" and "ochazuke" are all "z".
"Aguu" is "zet" in Japanese.
Among the three of you, who made the best "senryu" is...
Kyo-san!
I was enjoying just the smell of it.
I did it!
Among the three of you, who made the worst "senryu" is...
"Aguu"!
"Aguu" and "ochazuke" are all "z".
Next, you will experience "shageki".
Here, you will play a game of how many "mato" you can knock down in ten seconds.
Now, let's get started. First up is Akarin.
Go! Go!
Ah, so close!
Ah, it was standing in the middle.
I was going to knock it down.
Next up is Jo.
Ah, no, no!
She's persistent.
It's hitting!
Ah, it's hitting!
The last one is Fu-chan.
She's got a funny face.
She's good.
Well, you've won 5 tickets.
Amazing!
Amazing, amazing!
This one.
The queen with the least number of defeats will receive a penalty game.
And now, let's take a look at the first reason.
I missed my first close due to shooting.
What do you think?
It's good, it's good.
It's good.
The point is...
Remember the annoying face.
That's the point.
Could it be...
Yamaguchi-san, did you remember it?
I didn't say it.
It's too cute, isn't it?
Drop it.
The white plate and your heart.
Shin.
The noisy one.
Shin.
The heartless one.
Shin.
Among the three of them, the one with the most sense was...
Fu-chan.
Your 'shin'.
Among the three of them, the one with the least sense was...
I won!
You shouldn't hit it too hard.
Next week, the second half of Kyoto Tour.
Kendo and spicy fried rice will be challenged.
Will she become a beautiful woman?
That's wonderful. Your heart is too much, so your heart is too much.
But I have a lot of heart.
You have a lot of heart.
I have a lot of heart.
Let me announce the winner of "Kashiko is not bad at all" this week.
It's either a reward or a punishment game.
Then I will announce it.
This week's winner is...
Nagisa!
Congratulations!
She solved a number of puzzles.
That's amazing.
She solved a number of puzzles.
And the winner of "Kashiko is not bad at all" this week is...
Joe!
Why?
You stopped me from having fun.
Please don't do that.
You shouldn't study.
You should only say "ah" when you go to school.
It doesn't matter if you can see it or not.
You said "ah" but could you see it?
I couldn't see it.
That's right.
I couldn't see it at all.
You could see it.
Will you react to it after school?
You should say "ah" when you go to school.
You shouldn't say "ah" when you go to school.
You should say "ah" when you go to school.
Do you remember it?
Yes.
Here is the question.
If you put the same length of sticks together in a "t" shape, which one looks longer?
Vertical or horizontal?
Horizontal.
They both have the same length.
Here is the next question.
Write "sakkaku no saku" in kanji.
Write it.
"sakkaku no saku"?
"sakkaku no saku"!
I don't know it.
Write it.
You've been talking about "sakkaku" all day.
- Huh? What? - This is the last question.
What is the method of changing the angle that you can see?
5, 4, 3...
It's straight, but it looks like "sakkaku" like that.
Out of 3 questions, 0 questions are correct!
That's a good reaction!
That's a really good reaction!
Here is a gift announcement!
"Takarazuka" and "osk" and "wadaiko"!
The stage is Sengoku!
"Osaka Castle Paradeon", which depicts 400 years later from Osaka people, will open!
Please take a look at the passionate battle between Sanada Yukimura and the samurai!
This time, a group of two people will receive a free trial of "Osaka Castle Paradeon"!
Please apply from the official website of the program on your mobile phone or smartphone!