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I've never seen anything like it!
The back side of a beautiful rock!
A cute newbie actually...
This time, you'll learn about the world under water you've never heard of!
There's a lot of precious footage, too!
Stand up!
Attention!
Bow!
Thank you!
This special course is by Professor Hirobe Toshiaki!
It's been 25 years since he started diving into the world under water!
As an underwater explorer and underwater cameraman,
let's learn about the charm of underwater!
There have been more than 15,000 times I've dived under water!
And it keeps getting updated every day!
By the way, all domestic travel is done by self- driving cars!
I got a car today, too!
Where do you live?
I live in Okinawa, but I'm half in Tokyo!
You got a car from Tokyo?
That's right!
You're a band maniac!
What time did you leave for this?
Well...
I left about four days ago!
What kind of driving is that?!
I left four days ago and went under water!
Let's dive in first!
The professor who has dived more than 15,000 times
knows about 35 countries in the world!
The other day, I went diving with Hojiro shark in the U.S.
What?!
I see.
Mr. Nishidai, you've been diving a lot at work, haven't you?
Yes, I have.
You've been diving in the sea and snorkeling, haven't you?
I'm a snorkeler, but I've dived 20 meters in Hawaii.
That's amazing!
Is it amazing?!
Mr. Nishidai approved of it!
I'm the best and it's about the same.
I've snorkeled 22 meters or 23 meters.
Mr. Nishidai, you're like me!
Hey, I'll buy you a shirt and a hat right away!
It's been 25 years since we met in the water world.
Why do you dive so much?
You can meet someone you haven't seen before.
It's the best.
It's the first of 600 million people you've never seen before.
Now that you say it like that, it feels like a great romance.
Like a boy.
That's right.
I'd like to learn a lot from the teacher who dives into the water today.
Thank you for your time.
Here's the punishment.
Let's look at the seas of the world that are moved by the earth.
Let's look at them one by one.
Here it is.
The water eye that sees the scream of the earth.
I'm interested in it just by listening to the title.
Teacher, what does this mean?
The earth is moving.
The ground.
Of course we don't feel it.
That's right.
In the past, there was only one continent.
It's called Pangaea Continent.
It's been divided about 60 million years ago.
It became one about 200 million years ago.
First of all, Russia, which is North America, and the lower continent are divided like this.
It's divided into Lauritius Continent and Gondwana Continent.
And then it's divided left and right like this.
This left and right division continues even now.
And when it's divided left and right, the Great Black Sea was born.
So there wasn't a Great Black Sea in the first place.
And it spread little by little.
I see.
So this is where it broke and became a Great Black Sea.
That's right.
A famous story is that South America and Africa are connected.
If you match it with this map, it looks like it's standing.
I looked up the geography and it said it was continuous.
I see.
Is it still far away now?
It's far away now.
It's about 2 centimeters every year.
It's 2 centimeters away every year.
What you're about to see is where it's divided now.
What kind of lake is it?
It's called Sinkto Batrako.
This is beautiful.
The water temperature is about 2 degrees Celsius for several years.
You can see this water's transparency about 100 meters away.
The reason why it's so beautiful is because there is a glacier nearby.
The melted water of the glacier has passed through the earth for hundreds of years.
That's why it's here.
Oh, I see.
The transparency is amazing.
It's beautiful, isn't it?
When I went to Okinawa and said, "Wow, the transparency is good," it was 30 meters away.
That's amazing.
It's amazing, isn't it?
You want to see that video, don't you?
Yes, we do!
The teacher brought it for us.
Let's watch it.
Go ahead.
It's amazing.
This is Iceland.
You can go in here.
It's called Silfra, and you can go in here.
This is amazing.
Twice a week.
What is this?
It's beautiful.
Let's watch the cry of the earth.
Three, two, one.
It's so mysterious.
This is where it separates.
It's separated.
The north side is the North American plate, and the left side is the Eurasian plate.
So in a smaller area like this, you can touch both sides of the continent.
I see.
You can touch both sides of the continent.
This is amazing.
It's amazing.
What do you think of it?
It looks like a ground-level image.
Yes, you can see too far ahead.
I think you're looking at it because of the bubbles.
If there was nothing, it would be like a normal flat earth image.
However, there are few places in the world where you can see such things on land.
The rest of them are in the Atlantic Ocean.
I see.
If you pee there, you'll be found out soon.
Did you think of that while looking at it?
It's cold, so you wear clothes that don't get wet in water.
If you pee there, your clothes won't flow outside and you'll pee.
You can go in like this.
It's still wet, but it came in the day before yesterday.
You can go in like this with your clothes on.
Does that mean the water temperature will still be better?
That's right.
No water will come in?
No water will come in.
What kind of system is it?
It's like this.
It's like a rubber band here.
It doesn't go through here.
It's like a balloon.
It looks like it's going through, but it's not.
It's the inside.
But it's true that the inside isn't wet.
Nagisa, wear this and push the squid.
What are you talking about?
You're the worst person.
I think it's a joy to see a place that no one has seen for hundreds of millions of years.
But you can go here, too.
Is that so?
It's relatively easy to go here.
The good thing about this place is that you can see the warmest aurora in the world.
You can see the aurora after you go up.
I want to see it.
It's amazing.
After this hot pot, there will be an increase in water.
It's a scale-down version of it.
It will have an increase in aurora.
But in Iceland, there is only bread.
It's not like that!
It's spreading out of the hot pot!
I'm sorry.
Next is this.
A mysterious river that flows under water.
Where is it under water?
Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.
It's where the meteorite that killed a dinosaur fell.
It's a stone quarry around it.
It took seven years for it to become an imported city.
It's like a river.
The place where it fell from the ground is a natural spring.
Just by listening to it, you can't imagine whether it will flow under water, can you?
Don't you want to see it?
We want to see it!
We have prepared it for you!
This is called "angerita".
The transparency is also good, isn't it?
Doesn't the white part below look like a river?
The upper part is freshwater, and the white part is the tree beside it, which is a little rotten.
Hydrogen peroxide is generated, and its mass is between seawater and fresh water, so it accumulates there.
Wow!
And it looks like this.
Wow!
It looks like another water is flowing in the water.
It's about 30 meters deep.
Wow!
It's beautiful!
Wow!
It's really mystical, isn't it?
It's amazing!
Yes!
Aren't there any other fish?
There are fish.
What?!
Many people say that there are many fish in freshwater areas overseas.
However, there aren't many in the dark areas.
There are only fish like catfish.
It would be romantic if there were such fish in this mystical place.
You're making fun of me!
If only we were having a party!
It's nice that these two are separated.
If we say it in a pot, there are spicy ones and shallow ones.
You don't have to say it in a pot.
In Mexico, it's called "tacos".
Is it okay for you to leave it like that?
Let's move on to the next earth.
This is the back side of Hyosan, which used to be like this.
There are more and more interesting things coming out.
Where is this sea from?
You can't see it because it's spinning like this.
It's from Brazil,
it's from Argentina,
and it went down to the South Pole.
South Pole!
It's the back side of Hyosan, isn't it?
Yes, this is Hyosan.
What do you think is going on below this back side of Hyosan?
It's a "togeta".
It's like there's one ice floating in the air.
It's like a "tsurara".
It's like this below.
Ready, go!
Below that,
there's a water tank-like screen.
And inside of it...
There's a fish inside of it.
It's a "mermer", isn't it?
That would be an artificial object!
If you put a water tank in it.
Miura!
There's a "mammoth" inside of it.
It's like a fossil.
But that's possible in the North Pole.
I see!
Nagisa!
There's a "suberidome" on it.
It's like a natural "suberidome"
so that it doesn't escape from this place.
So there's a "suberidome" on the bottom of the sea?
Yes, on the bottom of the sea.
In a way, it might be correct.
It's definitely wrong.
What do you think? Do you want to see it?
I know it's correct, but is it really correct?
In a way, yes.
Then, let's see it!
Let's see what was behind the iceberg in the video.
Go ahead!
Wow, it's beautiful!
It's like a summer resort.
How cold is the water?
The water is -2 degrees Celsius.
- 2 degrees Celsius?
The air is clean.
It's salt water, so even if it's -2 degrees Celsius, it doesn't freeze.
Wow!
Is the iceberg pretty big?
It's small from big, and it's bigger than Tokyo.
It's got a slide stop.
- Ibo Ibo.
It's an artistic design.
You can see some bubbles coming out of it.
It's the air from tens of thousands of years ago.
- Wow! - Amazing!
I want to flip it all over!
All the way up?
You flip it over.
- What? - What?
You flip it over.
When you flip it over, it turns blue.
Sometimes, blue icebergs float by, and you flip it over.
- Wow! - Wow!
- Did you bring that video? - Yes, I did.
- Does it usually look like this? - It looks like this.
- It's like a space. - Yes, it is.
In the Antarctic, there are various creatures such as sea urchins and sea urchins that live.
Dr. Hirobe shot a video of precious creatures.
Everyone, I have a question for you.
What is the strongest creature in Antarctica?
Koko-chan.
Shachi.
I see.
Saibi.
Shirokuma.
Sayaka.
Todo.
I see.
Uka.
Penguin.
Penguin is the strongest.
On the contrary?
Todo and other creatures like that are correct.
There is one creature that is not wrong.
Shachi.
This is found all over the world.
If you really fight, Shachi may be stronger.
Also, people who say Shirokuma don't have Shirokuma in Antarctica.
What?
Penguins don't know Shirokuma and Shirokuma doesn't know penguins.
What?
Galapagos penguins and so on go from the south hemisphere to the north hemisphere.
Almost all of them are in the south hemisphere.
What?
I don't know.
Shirokuma is only in the north.
Even if penguins walk like this and Shirokuma comes, they don't run away.
It is not in human DNA that penguins went to Antarctica.
So, penguins are not afraid of humans.
What?
Antarctica's "don".
"Don".
Let's watch the music video.
Let's watch it.
This is a "hyo-a-zarashi".
"Hyo-a-zarashi"?
Yes. It is said that it is more dangerous than sharks.
It looks like it is being taken beautifully, but I am being attacked.
Oh, really?
This is where I am being attacked.
Yes.
Now, here is the shocking video.
Penguin?
This is what a penguin is eating.
It is very big.
It is a penguin.
It is very cute.
It is being eaten like this.
I thought it would be grotesque because it doesn't look like a penguin is being eaten.
Penguins are also big, aren't they?
There are many penguins in the Antarctic, but not all of them are in the same place.
The places where they live little by little are different.
The place we went this time is where there are many gentoo penguins.
The third or fourth one is big.
Sometimes, aderi penguins and bearded penguins mix like "I'm a gentoo penguin", but it looks a little lonely.
How big is it?
The one we just caught is about 2 meters, but when it reaches about 3, 3.7 or 4 meters, it will be eaten.
It's big.
Sensei, you said that you were being attacked, but is it okay?
I catch it like this and attack it while guarding the camera like this.
And I do it like this.
With the camera?
That's right.
I do it like that when I catch sharks, too.
If you don't do it, will it bite you normally?
It only bites me a little, but it's a mammal, so it's smart.
So it bites me.
Well, fins have been bitten a few times.
That's dangerous!
Sensei is also shooting super rare underwater creatures on this raft.
The world's fastest water horse, kajiki tuna's high-speed prey.
At this time, we wanted to shoot a salefish, which is also called sea trout kajiki, being attacked.
I see.
Now, you want to see that precious video, don't you?
I want to see it!
Who will catch it?
We have prepared it for you!
Sensei!
Here is the precious video.
Kajiki tuna is a large carnivorous fish that swims at high speed.
Kajiki tuna is here.
Excited Kajiki tuna is here.
I'm excited.
This is what I'm aiming for now.
It swims at a speed of about 110 km per hour.
It is said to be the fastest fish in fish.
It opens its back fin and threatens the sardines and collects them in one place.
This is where it was eaten or eaten, isn't it?
Swimming at 110 km/h is amazing speed, isn't it?
That's right. Since there is resistance of water,
it is very fast in tuna and fruit species.
Do you aim for a point and wait in the water all the time?
There is a bird mountain.
It is between the Caribbean Sea and Mexico Sea.
If you find a bird mountain,
birds hover in one place.
Then there are sardines there.
If you go in there,
sardines will aim for you.
I see.
Sardines are sharp, aren't they?
It is dangerous to go in at more than 100 km/h.
It was dangerous.
I went in once and came all the way here.
What?
Sardines came here.
Then I swam away.
Can you swim away now?
It's 110 km/h, isn't it?
It's amazing.
110 km/h means you can swim away at 120 km/h.
That's right.
Can you swim away at 120 km/h?
That's right.
Is that so?
You get stuck, don't you?
You can swim away while predicting how you will swim.
He is the best.
He is the fastest.
He is saying "ah" now, but...
If you scuba dive,
bubbles will come out and you will run away.
That is scuba diving.
Let's move on.
Next is this.
Actually, it's not dangerous.
For divers, it's their dream shark.
Sharks are said to be dangerous,
but people who scuba dive often go to see sharks.
We were able to film it at a very close distance.
Moreover, it's a little dangerous shark.
We would like you to see such a video.
There are more than 400 species of sharks.
This is a hammerhead shark.
This is a gallopagus.
This is a big shark.
And this is a silver-chip shark.
We filmed this in the middle of Micronesia.
How close we were...
It's coming!
It's big!
Wow!
How big is it?
It's about one meter long.
Wow, it's small.
It's scary.
This is a silver-chip shark.
But it's not a shark.
Isn't it a shark?
The back looks like a shark.
Wow, it's scary.
This is a shark.
What does the front look like?
A.
That's right.
The front is A and the back is like a shark.
It's big and over three meters long.
It's not a shark.
It's divided into A and B.
It's easy to distinguish.
This is "manta" and this is "silverchipcha".
Please pay attention to "era".
"Era" is below "A".
"Same" is next to "era".
That's all.
That's the only difference?
That's all.
It's almost similar.
So, "era" is below "A"?
Yes, that's why it's "A".
Didn't you say "same" is below "A"?
That's about it.
But humans sometimes eat it, right?
It's "silverchipshark", so it's a little dangerous.
It's a little dangerous.
Doesn't it attack you?
In the case of "same", it's good to touch its nose.
Nose?
Nose.
Nose is its weakness.
If you go this way, it will attack you.
I made a mistake and went in the wrong direction.
Oh, it went in your mouth.
But "hanano" comes first, so it's okay.
It's cute.
It has a very funny mouth.
Yes, it has a funny mouth.
And if you turn the camera, it will be surprised by the light.
"same" is very timid.
It's cute.
But when it comes up to one meter, it's exciting.
Wow, I'm lucky.
Oh, is that so?
Let's go on.
Next is this.
"Nakamotoirowakehaze", who lives in super cute "honyarara".
Where do you think you live?
Because it's super cute.
Inside "kashi".
Cute.
"harpoon".
Inside "kairara".
Cute.
"suginchaku".
Cute.
"kashu".
"mo".
It's dirty.
"mo" isn't cute.
The owner knows a lot about the sea.
There are many creatures living in the sea.
Oh, is that so?
You know how to catch it and how to drop it, don't you?
Certainly.
Now, let's watch an old video.
Here you go.
- Cute! - Yes.
- This is one of the class B species. - Cute!
- I've never seen it before. - It's one of the fish I'm looking for.
When they are young, they live in deep water and come up to about 30 meters deep only when they hatch.
As I said earlier, it is correct for them to live in shells.
They used to live in shells and now they live in the garbage that humans have thrown away.
- I put a bottle in it every year in June and look for it. - Oh.
- They die in one year. - What?
- They die in one year? - It's short.
- There are no observations other than when they hatch. - Yes.
- It is a fish that can only be found in Okinawa, Patua New Guinea and Parao. - Cute!
- It's a fish. - Bottle.
- Cute! - This is cute.
- If it's this evening, it's in Taine Prefecture. - No, it's not a bottle.
- Are you looking for a bottle? - This is a manza bluefish.
- Oh, it's bluefish. - You don't need a bottle and correct answer.
- That's right. - But manza is delicious.
- Are you talking about manza? - What's going on with this race?
From now on, let's see the Japanese sea full of romance.
- The largest sea urchin found in Japan is called "hirobe-gama". - What?
- Oh, "hirobe-gama". - What does "hirobe" mean?
- Your name is "hirobe", so... - It's my name.
- This is amazing. Sensei's name is attached. - The name below is "gama"?
- No, no, no! - It's different!
- Dad and Mom resented me. - No, it's not "resented me".
- You don't have to be offended. - Oh, I see.
- I resented you. - You don't have to resent me.
- Let's check the location. Here! - It's a woman's village in the sea of Okinawa.
- About half of the year we live here. - I see.
- We have a video here, so let's watch it.
- We've been diving in this area for 25 years and looking for various places.
- We found this entrance in 1998 and investigated it since 2002.
- We've been diving in this area more than 200 times.
- The depth of water is about 38 meters and the depth of water is about 680 meters.
- Is this also inside? - This is outside.
- It's still outside? - Yes.
- We're going to shoot now, so we have two tanks like this.
- Wow! - What is it?
- When winter comes, it gets warm and you can go into the pond like this.
- When you go in, the first person who dives puts a rope and goes in.
- You have to hold the rope as you go in.
- If you let go of the rope, you might not be able to come back.
- If the light goes out, it's really dark in the cave.
- Wow, that's amazing!
- Even if the light goes out, you can come back.
- When you first found it and investigated it, did you get lost?
- No, when I found it, I was like, "Wow, what is this?"
- Do you know the tiger rope used in kojis?
- The black and yellow one? - Yes.
- I took it like this and went in.
- It was about 30 meters deep, but there was a big cave there.
- I saw it and thought, "Oh, I can go a little further."
- Isn't that a dangerous moment?
- I thought I could go a little further, and one of my students was with me.
I went through a hole and thought it was a little dangerous, and when I was about to go back, there were a lot of holes there and I came out of another hole.
Then I didn't know where I was, and I put a strobe light that shines brightly in front of the light, and I could see a faint light, so I said, "Oh, I was wrong," and came back.
That's dangerous!
So I thought it was dangerous, and I did technical diving training, and now I can go back safely.
If you didn't have a strobe, you'd be dead, right?
I would have been dead.
You would have been dead.
I've looked it all up to a certain extent.
There's still a very narrow place. It's this far ahead of me.
No, it's dangerous!
So I thought I'd attack it a little.
If you put in a bomb, you won't be able to pass it.
If you remove this bomb and bring the tank forward like this, and if you put your head and shoulders in like this, you can go.
Wow, in this water, right?
But if you only had that width when you went to the other side, you couldn't do a U-turn.
Oh, so you go from your feet first.
Then, if you get caught, you say, "No, no, no, no," and come back.
Oh, I see.
Thinking about it.
Yes, yes, yes.
But you go from your feet.
Sensei, even if you go in and you're serious, there's no time when you're like, "What should I do?"
You can do it if you give up.
So, after all, you get nervous and nervous, don't you?
So, when you say, "No," you say, "Oh."
"Oh," you say?
It's not funny or anything. What's that?
What's amazing is that you've given up once.
That's right.
What was that? The first time you gave up for real.
- You really gave up? - No, I really couldn't move.
How long did it take you?
It took me about 5 minutes, but I couldn't move no matter what I did.
So I thought of a way to call for help.
"What should I do?" and I said "Hmm..." and when I did, I said "Hmm..."
- Giving up is also important, right? - Yes, yes, yes.
So you can't give up, but you have to give up on your imagination.
- Give up on your imagination. - Yes.
What you said about technical diving earlier, what kind of technique or knowledge do you have?
- There is no light in a cave. - Yes.
There is no color like this.
The color is determined by the ratio of light hitting it and reflecting it.
- So there is no light in a cave, right? - No.
- So it's real darkness. - I see.
In technical diving, there is a lot of fuel in the tank.
If you use one-third of it, you have to go back.
And you come back with one-third of it.
And one-third of it is spare.
When the light goes out, you take the spare light.
And when the spare light goes out, you take the spare spare light.
Even so, when you're gone, you can't see anything, can you?
At that time, there's a rope pulled from the back of the cave.
You close your eyes and go back.
You do training.
So if you're away, you close your eyes and look for the rope.
You do training.
You close your eyes and go back to the entrance.
You do training.
In the dark, you can't get used to your eyes like in a normal room, can you?
You can't.
When there is a faint light, the pupil opens wide, but when there is no light at all, you can't see anything at all.
Wow, I see.
So you've done it with a lot of experience and training, haven't you?
That's right.
There seems to be some seas that are currently under investigation. Let's take a look. Here it is.
Karatsu's Sea, where the treasure of that warlord is sleeping.
It is a sea where many famous warlords we know well such as "tiger driver" have gathered.
First of all, let's check the location.
No, I can't talk about it.
Well, first of all, let's look at the location.
In the north of Kyushu, in Saga Prefecture, there is a Korean Peninsula like this.
And here, Toyotomi Hideyoshi built a huge castle during the Korean War, which was the only international war in Japan.
This is my hometown.
Oh, is that so?
I'm from Karatsu.
Oh, I see.
So you know everything, don't you?
And I'm the one who pushed Hideyoshi's back when he went to war.
No, that's a lie.
How old are you?
That's right. Karatsu is lying.
That's why I'm shy.
This place is called Nagoya Castle, and it was as big as Osaka Castle at the time.
There is no other castle in Japan with such a large name.
So, well, there is Mr. Ieyasu.
This is Mr. Toshie Maeda.
And Mr. Kato Kiyomasa.
There are only people I've heard of.
Yes.
And what surprises me is that Yoshiyake Ashikaga was here like this.
The first and fifteenth generals of Ashikaga and Tokugawa were together here.
Wow.
It's amazing.
Where is Mr. Iwabe living?
This is a house with a sign saying "interior Iwabe".
Is it your hometown?
Are you just an ordinary person?
Are you a general or anything?
What did you find in the sea of Karatsu?
Please watch the latest video.
This is Nanatsugama.
It's beautiful.
Nanatsugama.
It's in Nanatsugama.
It's beautiful.
It's quite beautiful.
This is called "Purple Ostrich".
It's a little rare.
If you go to the bay, you can see a lot of things from the Sengoku period.
There are a lot of things.
But when I looked it up, it was from the Meiji period.
It's amazing.
I took this about a week or two ago.
It's the latest model.
I don't know what this is.
I think this is Karatsuyaki.
It's amazing.
Is there anything like this?
Yes, I saw something like this.
I think this is the "Anger Stone" from the Genkou period.
Genkou is also coming here.
Genkou is attacking here.
That's right.
It's the anger of that time.
Do you know where Yobuko is?
Yobuko, yes.
There is a place called Yobuko Oohachi.
The flow is amazing.
When Hideyoshi is looking like this,
Masanori and Kiyomasa are competing to see who is better.
Then, the tide didn't follow and something fell.
I think there is such a thing.
I see.
Did you draw something like a prediction?
Prediction is from now on.
I'm an explorer, so I'm not very interested in collecting things.
What?
It's amazing.
It's better to keep something.
But it might have stayed in the water because it was in the water.
It might have slept in the soil and the soil might have turned over due to a typhoon.
If there is someone like me about 200 years later...
How deep is it?
It's about 30 to 40 meters deep.
Do your best.
It's not about collecting things. I'm thinking of accepting all of them.
"Someone like me about 200 years later" is a very romantic story.
You don't want to collect it here, but you want to show it later, right?
Can I collect it here?
Is this the privilege of someone who was born earlier?
Is that so?
Can I collect everything there?
But wouldn't you be happy if you found the same thing again?
If you collect it, you might think, "Maybe it was here."
But if you find the same thing...
Someone will collect it.
There are only people like me in the world.
Shouldn't you collect it first?
But you can't go in?
I can't go in.
You can't go in.
I don't know what to do.
Happy New Year!
It's already 2017.
The 5th generation, Ayaka Yamamoto.
Nice to meet you.
Do you have any enthusiasm?
I'm not used to the location yet, so I'm worried.
But I'll do my best to please you, Kamaitachi.
She's cute and young.
She's cute, but Kamaitachi is tough.
Because Yamamotochi has a woman named Nagisa.
This mission is to learn magic and improve your expression.
I do magic in my private life.
That's funny.
You do magic in your private life?
I do it a lot at home.
That's funny.
She's really good.
She's a magic idol.
Today's guest is Metaniaru Hishinaya.
He has 8 stores in Japan and 1 overseas.
He does showtime every day.
He's the biggest magic bar in Japan.
Today, I'm going to teach you magic.
This time, he'll learn magic and appear on showtime.
First, he'll learn the basics of magic.
What is this?
It's a coaster.
You wear it like this.
- What is it? - It's amazing.
- What? - It's an octopus.
- An octopus! - Yay!
We did it!
This magic seed is just stuck between your thumb and floating.
However, it is important to move it while paying attention to the angle of your thumb from the front.
And one more magic...
- On the chopstick... - Yes.
There is an arrow on it.
There is an arrow on this side, too.
And there is an arrow on this side, too.
On both sides.
And if you shake it slowly...
- What? - What?
The arrow will move a little bit.
And again, ID is...
This is probably your child's soul.
That's rude.
So, ID, who knows money, will try it.
- Look, there is a chopstick with nothing on it. - Yes.
- Look carefully. - Here we go.
- If you shake it... - Oh!
- Oh! It changed! - It changed!
- Wow! - It doesn't move.
- The front and back are different. - Correct!
This is a chopstick with a straight arrow on the front.
There is a straight arrow on the back.
When you shake it, you can quickly turn the chopstick to deceive your opponent.
Magic seeds are easy, but acting skills and expression skills are important.
So, let's learn magic that activates at showtime.
First, Ayan, who does magic even in her private life, will try...
First of all...
It's a paper picture.
I'll draw a picture of a pigeon.
She asks the audience to draw a picture of a pigeon...
She puts a picture of a pigeon in a book...
Then...
In this state, I'll cast a spell...
First of all, remember this.
Can you do this?
And one more thing...
This is common.
She'll do magic using a sponge.
Hold it firmly and pull it out.
Pull, pull, pull...
Come on, come on, come on...
What did you do?
Why?!
I'm scared, I'm scared...
It increased, it increased...
What happened?
Did you feel it increase?
No!
Airi, who seems to have a good sense of magic, will try card magic.
I'll do it around here.
Then, please pull it out.
Yes, I pulled it out.
Please show it to the camera, too.
OK?
Yes.
OK?
I can't see it.
She'll do magic by opening the card chosen by the audience.
Since she'll use a card, the skill of her hands will be important.
Seven, eight, nine...
OK.
What was the card you remembered?
Five of diamonds.
Please look at it.
The ninth card is...
Five of diamonds.
What?! Why?!
What's wrong? Are you mad at me?
And Shuu is going to try... Fusion Magic!
A woman enters a box...
Her torso is cut off with an iron plate...
Furthermore, her body is cut off...
Thank you very much!
If you fail, you might lose your life, right?
You'll get hurt.
Are you ready?
I'm ready!
Shuu is finally going to show her magic to the audience!
Will she be able to succeed in her magic?
Shuu succeeded in her magic!
Airi has a good intuition, so she knew what was going to happen.
If you get stabbed, you might get hurt. Are you ready for that?
I'm ready!
I heard that you're very famous in the world of magic.
Really?!
Yes, this teacher told me that you're not famous yet.
Even now, you're looking at your V-sign and saying, "I can do it, too."
What's wrong with you?!
I'm going to announce the loser of this week, Kashiko, who was also excellent in her magic.
You'll get a penalty game if you don't succeed in your magic.
I'm going to announce the loser of this week, Kashiko...
Shuu!
Because she knew a lot about creatures.
She improved her skills in that area.
And the loser of this week is...
Nagi!
You can't say "I'm going to pee."
So you're going to use "pee," right?
Yes, I'm going to use "pee."
You're going to use "pee" in your dry suit, right?
Do you think you can say "I'm going to pee" when you're in the sea?
I don't want you to say that.
Hey, my woman.
No.
No?
Yes.
If you say 'my woman' or something like that, don't you think it's scary?
Yes.
People who say things like that on Twitter have already blocked me, so I'm not scared of anything.
Even people who seem like they can say anything can block me from here.
I'm not scared of anything anymore.
I'll say more and more things.
Yes, please!
Here is the question.
What is the name of the largest sea urchin in Japan?
5...
Huh?
4...
Ceramic!
Here is the next question.
Iceland is famous for its North American plate and what plate?
South American plate.
Here is the last question.
What is the official name of the fish that the professor is investigating in Okinawa?
5...
Huh?
4...
Huh?
2!
Here is the third question.
If you get 0 questions right, you lose!
Ouch!
As usual, you didn't say anything.
Ceramic.
You didn't say anything at all.
I'm sorry, I didn't think of anything at all.
Oh, you don't admit it anymore.
Yes.
Let's listen to the class properly, okay?
Yes.