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Now, Monster Parents are shaking up Japanese education.
The young generation continues to be relaxed and wise.
It's called "bending and turning".
I was scared of girls, too.
I was called "real goldfish".
We'll tell you behind-the-scenes stories from the teacher's era, too!
Stand up!
Right!
Left!
Help me!
Today's special teacher is Naoki Ogi, an educational critic.
He was a teacher for 22 years in middle school and high school.
Since then, he has been investigating and researching education and raising children.
Would you mind if I called you "monster mother"?
I'm a monster mother.
I heard you were good at handling girls.
The first high school I went to was a boys' high school.
There were girls in high school and middle school.
I didn't know what to say.
It was creepy.
It's creepy.
You're the creepiest one so far.
That's right.
If a girl rebelled, she would be bullied.
So I studied how to get girls on my side for a year.
Then we got along very well.
If we got along too well with girls, our mouths would look like this.
It's like a kaiten dance.
That's right.
I used to be more of a gentleman.
If you get along too well with girls, you'll be bullied.
You're very good at teaching people in the entertainment industry.
I'm very good at it. Leave it to me.
Let's see what's going on in the educational field.
Here's the problem that's shaking the educational field.
Monster Parent.
I'm sure you've heard of it.
Do you know about Monster Parent?
I hear about it a lot.
Who is it?
It's parents who make unreasonable claims against cool teachers.
There are also claims that make you think, "Is there such a thing?"
That's right.
It's okay to make more and more matte claims.
But here's the problem with unreasonable claims.
In particular, Kansai is very unreasonable.
I was worried about whether it would be okay for me to make such a claim in real life.
You're risking your life today.
It started in 2004.
Osaka and Kansai are the birthplace of Monster Parent.
Monster Parent started in Kansai?
That's right.
I'm sure you've heard of it a lot.
In fact, Monster Parent isn't just in Japan.
It's called like this in other countries.
America, Helicopter Parent.
What does this mean?
It's like a helicopter flying over a school.
And if you have a problem or claim, it'll come down.
It's scary.
I see.
It's like you're monitoring something.
And in Europe, Carling Parent.
You know Carling, don't you?
He's like a cleaner.
Just like Carling, he removes all obstacles in front of a child.
That's why his mouth is noisy.
In Europe, especially in Northern Europe, it was amazing.
It's everywhere.
Children are cute, so I know you want to speak up.
But it's a little too much.
That's right.
Now, let me introduce you to Monster Parent, which became an incident last year.
It's an incident.
It's like Detective Onee.
It's an incident.
I'll give you a specific example of Monster Parent.
His own child had a heart attack and couldn't participate in the sports day.
At that time, his parents filed a claim.
My child can't participate in the sports day today, so please postpone it.
At first, they did it on the phone, but now they're pushing it like this.
You can't postpone it for one person, can you?
That's why the sports day was held as planned.
Then it heats up and comes to my mind.
Even in the middle of the sports day, the phone claim lasts for about three hours.
His mother doesn't approve of it, does she?
Then, the aftermath was terrible.
The principal and the teacher came to apologize to his parents.
I'm sorry.
Is it really okay to apologize like this?
If you apologize, you can make up for it, don't you think?
I know how you feel, but you're apologizing, aren't you?
I feel sorry for you.
It turned out like this.
And now it's the sports day.
Even if you apologize, you won't forgive them?
What do you think happened?
What?
Has anyone noticed?
No, Ms. Sayaga.
Please hold the sports day one more time.
I knew you were that kind of person, Ms. Sayaga!
That's because you have that idea!
You're a monster!
Kura, you don't have that kind of idea!
But there's no way you can do it all over again, right?
Yes.
If you do that, then in the middle of the conversation,
these fathers and mothers make a big change and something like the following happens.
They bring a knife and start threatening.
This is terrible.
They take a knife in their hands and go like this.
This is terrible.
What do you think of this, parents?
Absolutely!
This is embarrassing!
I think there are a lot of parents who are older than their teachers.
They get married later and it's hard for them to raise their children, so they become more important.
And teachers are older than their parents, so they don't want to leave it up to them, right?
That's right.
Kura's stepmother.
Stepmother!
I don't like that!
Let's move on to the next topic!
I actually had a story like that.
There was a time when I was a junior high school third- year student.
It was around January or December.
They were about to decide on the entrance exam for Shindou.
Suddenly, a car stopped in front of my house.
I looked around and it was a foreign car.
I wondered who had come.
It was a student.
A student's mother had come.
And she asked me what I was going to do.
She said, "My child wants the first grade entrance exam to be held here."
And there wasn't enough room for me to answer questions.
There wasn't enough room for me to answer questions.
So she asked me to make fake documents for her.
She asked me what I should do.
She asked me.
What do you think I did?
What did you do?
Did you get something?
No, I didn't.
If you say so, I won't say it in this episode.
I'll start with the documents you asked me to make.
You're going to make a mess of it, aren't you?
No, no, I won't do it.
That's right.
I can't do it.
The claims of Monster Parent are escalating.
And now, school is in a difficult situation.
There are a lot of Momotaros in the game world.
Do you know how many Momotaros there are?
Momotaro.
There's only one, right?
The best Momotaro I've ever seen was in a play.
It's a play in kindergarten.
I found out right away.
And how many people came out?
Sixteen people.
Sixteen people, a large family.
Sixteen people came out.
That's right.
Everyone wants their children to play the leading role.
And we're doing a hope survey right now.
Which role do you want to play?
If you play, for example, a stand-up role, you'll get a fine.
Why doesn't my child like it?
That's right, that's right.
As you all know about plays,
everyone's power, lighting, sound production, it's all gathered, right?
I can't understand it, so I think the leading role is the best.
How about we have everyone play Momotaro Mahonra?
That's right.
Explain it properly.
This is also a part of education.
We don't say that we're teaching you to do everything.
That's right, you say good things.
Teachers don't say that now.
They lose to their parents.
It's a shame, isn't it?
That's right.
You should go. Get on board.
Get on board?
Should I go?
No, no, no.
Let's continue, let's continue.
Here.
In the sports festival, everyone scores a goal together.
There's no first or second place, is there, teacher?
That's right.
Right now, it's said that it's too bad,
and it's been criticized a lot by the media.
Right now, it's gotten a lot less,
but everyone's running, right?
Fast, slow, there's a lot of things, right?
Everyone stops in front of the goal of one meter.
And when everyone's in place,
they hold hands and say "yes", right?
That's a goal, isn't it?
But wasn't it like this, everyone?
No, it wasn't.
Oh, it wasn't?
Then, have you ever experienced a "warp zone" in a sports festival?
A "warp zone"?
You know how there's a relay for all of the instruments, right?
Right?
For slow runners, there's the idea of "it's a shame",
and you know how there's a round one in a truck, right?
There's another round one in a smaller one.
And for slow runners, they run in that direction.
When you do that, you can feel the speed of your feet,
and you can feel the pleasure of letting your neighbor pass you.
Wow, what's that?
A "warp zone".
And it seems like there's a school where this weird thing happens.
"Identity ban".
Is this important?
This identity is...
This identity is, you know, a trigger for bullying.
You know, like "ugly" or "pig", right?
You get told all kinds of things, like "lizard" and stuff like that.
You don't like that, do you?
Joe, what's your identity?
Jagarico.
Jagarico?!
Yes.
Why?
Because I'm Joe Erico.
Joe Erico, Joe Erico, Jagarico...
That's an interesting identity.
Jagarico!
That's nice.
When I was in elementary school, my identity was "to have good dreams".
Good dreams?!
What's with that identity?
I was afraid of having scary dreams at night,
so my sister and I would tell my mom "have good dreams" and have her say "have good dreams" back to us.
That was our goodnight greeting.
We'd do it all night and say it on our school trip.
"Have good dreams" at night.
"Have good dreams" for the last two years of your life.
I was just a simple asshole.
Asshole?!
Just an asshole.
That's not it.
You were a hugger.
No, I was also a hugger.
That's why...
What is that?!
Whatever it is...
There are many reasons for it.
There are too many reasons for it.
But, some people say "no", right?
Yes, there are.
There have been many unfortunate events because of it.
So, instead of bullying, we decided to stop it.
And, we banned it altogether.
And, we gave away prizes.
What?!
Mr. Yamamoto.
Mr. Hagukichi.
Mr. Hagukichi won.
All of them.
So, boys and girls all got an "A".
And, boys also got "B", not "C".
All of them got "A".
But, now that there are more monster bands,
the school attitude has gotten worse, hasn't it?
Why did it get worse?
There are reasons for it.
Look at this.
The first one is that teachers' authority has disappeared.
Yes.
When I was a child,
people who graduated from Yoneze University were
old men and teachers of schools.
High school education was a target of respect.
Yes.
Now, about half of people go to college.
Isn't it?
Yes.
So, parents' education has gotten better and
the cause of it has decreased.
I see. It's like you're talking down to me.
And, another reason is that
not only education but also the Internet has developed.
Yes.
So, in the past, teachers thought that they knew everything.
But, when you searched on your smartphone,
they said, "Teacher, you're wrong.
I've been waiting for you for a long time."
If you make a mistake like this,
you'll lose your authority.
I see. The social moral collapse.
Yes, the social moral collapse.
The whole society has collapsed morally.
For example,
it's called car society now.
If you complain, you win.
Let me say it.
If you can't say it, don't say it and give up.
That's why it's hard for people in department stores.
Oh, I missed it.
If you say it and complain and get it exchanged,
you'll be lucky.
Yes, that's the third reason.
The third reason is the commercialization of schools in education reform.
It's hard to understand.
I don't know if there are many schools in Osaka.
But, in general,
there is a choice of schools.
Is there a school area?
Yes, there is.
Are there still schools?
No.
No?
No schools in Tokyo.
No schools in Hiroshima, either.
Is it okay to choose anywhere?
Yes.
If you go beyond school, it's basically no good.
But in Hiroshima or Tokyo,
about 83% of schools are free.
Wow!
So, in many places,
you can choose your favorite school among the 74 elementary schools.
Wow!
Then,
what should you choose as a standard?
For example,
I've been studying English since first grade.
Ballet club is strong.
Schools have become products that make sales.
I see.
Then, it's easy to make claims.
"The next school is like this,
but why is our school like this?"
Everyone has such dissatisfaction.
There are some reasons, but
in general, it's like this.
If students don't gather,
schools won't succeed.
There is such data about teachers now.
I can't do it anymore.
Actually, there are so many people who quit.
It's been increasing all the time.
From 14,425 people,
it has increased about twice.
In 10 years, it has increased about twice.
This is called "unemployment rate,"
but there are people who quit various jobs, right?
Yes.
This education-related job is
No. 1.
Many people quit it.
Of course, if you say "education job,"
a teacher of a school can also join,
so it's wide, but anyway, many people quit it.
There is also such data.
On average, how many hours of work do you do in a week?
It's high.
Well,
in Japan, it's 53.9 hours of work.
If you look at Italy,
it's only 29 hours of work.
I don't say it's half,
but it's very little, right?
In Japan, it was much higher than the average.
53.9 hours of work means
on average,
it's about 9 or 10 hours of work
per day, right?
Compared with foreign countries,
it's about 3.3 times higher.
Yes.
A lot of homework.
Ah, a lot of homework. I see.
There are more homework in Japan than in foreign countries.
What about you, Iori-san?
Cramer sun.
Ah, Cramer sun. I see.
Actually, it's club activities.
Club activities.
When you were a middle school teacher,
you did something common, right?
Right? And there's no Saturday or Sunday.
And after school, you practice in the morning, right?
You practice every day.
It's packed.
Did you do it, too?
Me? I did it.
What did you do?
Badminton club.
I quit badminton club
and gave it to a young person.
As a result, I started going
to city councils and tournaments in Tokyo.
Who did it?
Next,
they're shaking up the educational field.
The young generation.
First of all,
I think you've heard of "shaking up generation".
What kind of people are they?
This is the generation who received
shaking up education such as
reduction of completely
restricted class content.
This "shaking up generation"
isn't very popular, is it?
Yes.
It's very difficult to categorize, but according to one theory, it was from 1987 to about 1996.
It's barely...
It's like you're slipping into "shaking up generation".
And this "shaking up generation" evolved into "wisdom generation".
Are you all "wisdom generation"?
We're "wisdom generation".
Wisdom generation
You're definitely "wisdom generation".
You're a hit, "wisdom generation".
According to the Internet, if you look it up on the Internet, you'll know anything before you do it.
In other words, "wisdom generation" is born from "wisdom generation".
Check out what kind of characteristics there are!
If you get more than three out of five right, you're definitely "wisdom generation".
Those of you who get more than three right, you're definitely "wisdom generation".
I see, you're definitely "wisdom generation".
You're definitely "wisdom generation".
Isn't it "sasori" (scorpion)? It's "satori" (scorpion)
Huh? I'm starting to like "sasori" (scorpion) now.
That kind of characteristic is causing a lot of problems at school now.
Okay, next.
Removing LINE.
You know LINE groups of five or six people, right?
If you're making a group on LINE, raise your hand.
It's almost like that.
There's an LMB LINE?
There's also a team LINE.
I see.
I've heard about it before, but groups are really subdivided now.
It's like a vertical row of LINE groups in school classrooms now.
Really?
Really, really.
Anyway, it's like this in groups.
Yes, in groups.
And, you know, the feeling of "I don't like being alone" makes it much easier to use LINE groups like that.
And LINE isn't bad.
It's very convenient, isn't it?
So you can use it well, but sometimes, because you have that kind of power, you remove it from there.
You make a different account and you're excited, but you're alone and you're removed.
You notice it and it's delayed for about a month.
In addition, it seems that this kind of problem is also happening at universities.
Toilet food.
Have you heard of it?
No, I haven't.
You haven't?
No, I haven't.
Toilet food, for example, is embarrassing to eat alone because you don't have friends.
It's like you're alone.
It's like you're in your own bathroom.
You go into your own bathroom and now the toilet is clean at universities, too.
So you sit there and eat inside.
Wow!
I've done a survey before.
Waseda, Hosei and Todai.
Yes.
And toilet food.
Well, what percentage was it?
2.3%.
Oh, 2.3%.
Thank you very much.
I'm proud of you.
2.3%.
I can't believe it.
Actually, it's quite common in my university, too.
After lunch break and when I go to the bathroom, the shell of the cup noodle falls off.
Or after eating yakisoba, the shell of the rice cake falls off.
How do you feel about it?
No, I don't feel it at all.
You're strong.
You're different.
The next generation of such enlightenment generation will also appear.
Will it still appear?
This one.
Tsukushi Generation.
The name is cute, but it seems like it will appear around spring.
Tsukushi Generation.
What is its characteristic?
It has a strong tendency of wanting to serve others.
And it is a generation that values the connection with friends.
Isn't it a good thing?
Yes.
For example, if there is an unfortunate incident or a natural disaster,
many young people rush in and volunteer.
They all want to serve others.
And they say "thank you" to others.
When a victim says "thank you", they feel very motivated and motivated.
So, if you say a good generation, it is a good generation.
Instead of only thinking about yourself, you want to serve others and be happy.
So, on the contrary, I think you don't feel your presence very much.
So, if you go to such a place, you will definitely feel it.
Isn't it decided?
You will jump into such a place.
It's not a casual kindness, but you have to do it directly and act until you get "thank you".
Yes, that's right.
Do you know the feelings of the Tsukushi Generation?
How about volunteers?
I'm happy to be thanked like this, but I don't like "thank you" very much.
Certainly, this generation has that kind of feeling.
That's right.
It's weird for me to say "thank you" like this, but I don't like sharing things with others.
Certainly, there is such a characteristic.
There is such a characteristic, but people say it's because I'm addicted to it.
Especially, the Yutori Generation.
They said it very badly, didn't they?
I know.
But strictly speaking, people of the Yutori Generation are very powerful, independent, and responsible for themselves.
Look at the athletes now.
They are all of the Yutori Generation.
The top ones are Kei Nishikori, who plays tennis, and Yutaka Hanyu.
Yuzu-kun!
I'm a big fan of Yuzu.
That's amazing!
Why did you bring me to Nishi?
There is a story about Yuzu.
Yuzu, I'm sorry.
It's more about personal feelings than the Yutori Generation.
Yes.
In fact, I think it's better to value the goodness of the Yutori Generation.
Yes.
From now on, we will learn more about Japan.
We will think about education. This is the theme of this program.
NMB and Manabu's Emergency Lecture Session!
Today, we will have a class where we will discuss how we can improve the education system in Japan and how we can improve the education system in Japan.
We will have a discussion with Ms. Ogi.
The first topic is "What subjects do you think are necessary in this day and age?"
Here is the first proposal for this topic.
Yuri, etiquette classes. Why is that?
In Japanese classes, you can learn respectful, polite, and polite language.
But you can't memorize it because it's simple.
And you can get the meaning of wrong words.
You can be ashamed of yourself in society.
I see. Have you experienced it yourself?
Yes, I have.
I see. The words...
Yes, my fans sometimes tell me that it's wrong.
I see.
What do you think of this proposal? Who has an opinion?
Yes.
Yes, Shuu.
If I didn't go to high school, I wouldn't know etiquette and greetings at all.
Well, you are in this world.
I wish I had learned it.
How about you, Hoka?
No matter where you are, it's important.
Whether it's the entertainment world, school, or work, you have to know, learn, and learn.
I see.
I think it's the opposite.
The opposite!
Yes.
If you do it as a class, students will rebel.
I see.
That's why you entered this world and thought it was necessary, so you learned it yourself.
That's right.
So I don't think it's something you can be taught.
You have a strong debate.
Sayaka, go!
But in club activities, it's not like you can be taught, but you do it as a habit, and you get used to it.
Isn't it okay to do it like that in class?
It's not like that.
If you don't put it in your daily life like taking a break in between, it won't come out when you need it.
I don't say that because I haven't been forced to do it.
What?
Once, when I went out of the theater, I was asked, "Can you take a picture of me?"
I was asked, "Can you go shopping with me?"
You bit it too thin and I don't know what you're talking about.
What are you talking about?
Your debate is weak.
It's weak.
There are various opinions, but what do you think?
I think it's very important.
Yes.
So now, in girls' high school, there are classes that teach etiquette.
I see.
There are classes about etiquette.
In girls' high school, they say that it's a little too much.
That's right.
There's no etiquette.
Especially, using words is very important in making human relations and communication smooth and building trust.
Next, Akarin.
Akarin is here.
Internet classes.
Yes.
Akarin, what do you think?
When we were taking classes, social media wasn't developing that much, but now it's developing a lot.
There are a lot of incidents from there, right?
On Twitter, I get a lot of comments like, "You shouldn't say that."
I think there are people like that who get hurt a lot.
I think we should understand the internet a little more and use it, so I think it's better to do it lightly.
It's a class, right?
Yes, it is.
Who has an opinion?
I think it's better to do it, but young people will definitely be able to use it better.
It's impossible for older people to use it all at once.
So who's going to teach you?
Like that person on your channel?
Hiroyuki.
Like Hiroyuki.
You're going to be in trouble in class, right?
No, no, I'm not that kind of person.
No, no, you're Hiroyuki's side!
Yes, that's right.
Hiroyuki.
What Akarin-san suggested is very important.
I want to tell Minister of Culture about it.
Please do.
People who don't know how to use the internet, especially how to use social media,
often think of social media as a personal tool of friendship.
They watch videos on YouTube.
It's not often you can watch this show in the U.S., right?
In Brazil.
But if you put a video on YouTube, people all over the world can watch it.
You have to be responsible for it more than the TV station.
It's official.
If you teach the basics like that,
you won't accidentally write things down or expose yourself in pictures.
It's only a feeling that you can share with friends.
That's what teaching is about.
Yes, teaching that is extremely important.
But there are many convenient ways of using it, so you can teach more and more convenient things.
The people who teach now are mobile phone companies.
They go to each school.
This school may be able to do it, right?
Next is Keiichi.
Keiichi's reason is...
Shouting all the time.
Scary.
Did something happen?
No.
It's the same for me.
Children of today's age have small voices and are very shy.
That's right.
They don't have many opportunities to speak loudly.
So, even if you don't do it for class,
in front of the morning meeting,
if we all go to the courtyard and shout "Baa!"
Our brains will be activated.
It will relieve stress and it will be easier for us to work on our classes.
What do you think about this opinion?
On the contrary, it's embarrassing to even shout it out, and it's painful and uncomfortable.
I see. On the contrary, Ms. Ogi, what do you think of this opinion?
No, this is very scientific, isn't it?
You know, there's one person who says, "I'm excited! I'm excited! I'm excited!"
That person and I used to sit next to each other in the dressing room.
And I asked him, "Why do you say you're excited?"
Then he said, "After all, you can relax and cheer up."
And I tried it, and I said, "I'm excited!"
You're good at talking.
That's good, really.
The next opinion is something you don't think is necessary for today's school.
So, here is the first proposal for this opinion.
Sayaka's marathon competition.
I usually do it in the winter.
That's right, it's a marathon competition in the winter.
And in the winter, I'm wearing shorts and shorts.
First of all, it's cold.
And when I'm running, the coldness, the body temperature, and the temperature difference cause a lot of runny nose.
And you can't wipe it off, can you?
And I used to wipe it off with a handkerchief.
But it was itchy there.
How much did it come out of it?
It was itchy.
But I thought it wasn't necessary in the winter.
In the gentle season.
I see.
What do you all think of this opinion?
Wow, I didn't like it at the time, but later I thought it was cold.
It's like a memory.
When this is gone, we said we'd goal together at the marathon competition.
But in the end, there's someone who betrays you.
It's gone.
The laughter is reduced by one.
That's good.
Someone said it was a memory, but it's good for making such memories.
Sharing experiences like "Everyone had a hard time." is also quite educational and important.
Sharing experiences like "Everyone had a hard time." is also important.
The next person is Airi.
Yes.
Number?
I don't want you to rank people with numbers.
You're a stupid representative.
But let's ask her properly.
When I received the number, I thought I was number one.
And when I saw it, I thought it would be nice if it was someone who could work harder.
But I'm depressed and I might get stuck or get lost.
So I don't want you to give me that kind of number.
You don't want me to give you that kind of number?
Yes. Like whispering in your ear.
No one will tell you you're number one just because you're not like this.
I don't like it.
You don't like it? You just don't want to look away from reality.
This is...
In Japan, they have very strict standards for grades.
But in the world, like Finland, there is no standard until you're in the second year of middle school.
And in the Netherlands, they don't have a standard.
They have three-way interviews and look back at things.
But there are many countries that don't have that kind of standard.
For example, in the Netherlands, first year of elementary school starts at four years old.
But children who turn four in May go to school in June.
Children who turn four in July go to school in August.
Oh, is that so?
If you do that, you can't compare yourself with others.
You can't even do a single test.
So if you look at it as a whole, there is not much difference in academic ability from Japan.
So it's better for you to go back, right?
That's right.
So that kind of thinking is not wrong or unfair at all.
If you want to switch schools in Japan, is it okay for you to switch schools?
So last, Lilipon.
Here you go.
Don't you need it?
Yes.
I think we have something like self-establishment by rebelling against adults.
And the closest adult is a teacher.
I'm sure our adult generation was learning from hot- blooded teachers like Mr. Yomawari and G.T.O.
It was burning and booming.
On the contrary, I think it's a generation where it's annoying to be taught by adults who have become boom.
On the contrary, I'm a foreign teacher.
Foreign teacher?
I do my job properly, but I don't stand up for my private life at all.
I think that's more of a trend that students follow.
What do you think of this, everyone?
I'm lonely.
In the end, I think it's individual difference, but young people are more emotional than calm.
I think it's important for young people to collide with emotions.
I want you to chase at least one person.
Country?
I want you to chase at least one person.
Not four or five.
At least one person.
I want you to chase at least one person.
Don't you hate hot-blooded teachers? "You! Let's do our best!"
"Oh, I'll do my best!" I'll say like that, but...
I was in my school, too, but...
On the contrary, the students told me, "You're annoying!"
They said that and I was very defensive. On the contrary.
I see.
But everyone bullied me and I quit that school.
Oh!
So I'm feeling the flow of that era on my skin now.
If you look around you, you'll think so, right?
That's right.
I see.
Now, even if you listen to everyone's opinions,
if you want such a teacher,
or if you like cold-blooded teachers,
there are various types.
So, for example, if there are 30 teachers,
you can have 30 teachers.
Then there are hundreds of students.
I like that teacher.
There are teachers who suit each other, right?
You can do your best while modeling it.
When I was a teacher, I was called...
Real goldfish.
It's very hot-blooded.
I'm a hot-blooded type.
So I can never forgive bullying.
"What are you doing?" I said.
I was afraid that girls would get angry, too.
I see.
Not at all.
Did you yell at them?
Yes, I yelled at them.
Teacher, how did you yell at them?
What?
It's different from what we thought.
It's scary!
What are you letting me do?!
This mission is to make a catchphrase and appeal Awaji Island.
This time, you will go to various spots on Awaji Island and experience it.
With the photos you took and the catchphrase that Nagisa and Akarin came up with,
you will appeal the charm of Awaji Island.
Next, we went to Awaji Island Monkey Center in Sumotoshi, south of Awaji Island.
You can interact with about 250 wild monkeys in a natural way.
First, we sat next to the monkeys and took a commemorative photo.
Then...
Please! Stop it!
What's wrong?!
Ow, ow, ow! Don't pull me like that! It hurts!
Oh, you pooped!
No, no, no!
Oh, it's not?!
It's a poop!
Cute! Cute!
It's twitching!
It's coming out!
Next up, there's a monkey and a rabbit across the canary!
Cute!
Scary! They're so similar!
That's why they're so big!
And even when they're feeding, they take good photos.
Next up is a large painting that you can see in the square.
Oh, I see!
Can you make monkey characters?
Wow!
You can collect monkeys and make characters.
It looks like a human character!
This is famous for making monkey characters.
This time, they'll make characters that you can learn.
Everyone, are you ready?
Wow!
It kicked you!
It kicked me!
Wow! I can see it now!
Wow!
Maya!
I saw it!
What is this?!
These two will be in charge of the pointy parts of the canary.
Can we go now?
We don't have much time!
Can we go now?!
And so, Akarin and Nagisa go to the pointy parts of the canary.
But as they go into the canary...
Here's a pointy part!
Surprised by a fight for food, all the monkeys around them run away in panic!
- How do you like it? - It's good!
- Is it good? - Thank you!
- Ah! But... - But...
- Somehow... - Somehow...
And then, they think of a catchphrase for this.
- I'll say it. - Okay!
- Ta-dah! - Ta-dah!
Monkey characters are art of dead creatures.
I'd like you to show me these monkeys' few seconds of instinctive instinctive
in such a close distance.
- It was "sengoku" era. - Yes.
As a result, Awaji Island Monkey Center learned how important it is to fight monkeys.
The catchphrase to appeal is decided here!
Next, we went to Awaji Lake Prosecutor's Office in Awaji City, south of Awaji City.
There, Awaji Gawara, which is said to be one of the three largest gawara in Japan, is made.
You can experience making gawara with that gawara.
- Nearby... - Yes?
- You can make yakiniku with this gawara of Awaji Island. - What?!
- Only the one with the largest gawara can eat it. - What?!
As a result, the three of you will compete in making gawara.
Only the one with the largest gawara can eat yakiniku made with gawara.
The first one is Akari.
- Oh! - Oh!
- How many? - One, two... four!
- That's amazing! - You have to go all the way.
Even my elbow is a little tense.
- Next up is Yuki-tsun. - Cute.
- Yay! - Yay!
Her center of gravity was off and she hit like zero.
And last is Nagisa who had been practicing kakutogi for one year in sixth grade.
- I'll do it for a year. - Yay!
- Wow! - So, Nagisa broke 10 cards and won.
Yes, ma'am!
They came to a kawaraiya restaurant where they grill meat with awaji gawara.
And the meat they will eat is golden boar pork which is a combination of black pig from Kagoshima and wild boar.
Is it possible to have a half of boar and pig?
Yes, it is possible.
Do boars and pigs fall in love?
Yes, they fall in love and it's done.
By grilling with kawara, the meat is grilled slowly and the meat is tender.
Moreover, kawara absorbs oil, so it is grilled healthily.
The combination of pig and boar is just right.
The combination is...
It's milder than boar, but the taste is a little strong.
And this catchphrase is...
Yes!
"Kawara-yaki", "its deliciousness", "it never changes", "just as it is".
That catchphrase is too much.
Kawara-yaki grilled with kawaji gawara.
The catchphrase is...
The charming spots of Awaji Island we introduced this time.
Why don't you go and visit them?
Yuki-chan.
Yuki-chan, it broke, didn't it?
But when it broke, it turned red here.
It was so hard that I thought my hand was cracked.
And you had all of that skin and nagisa?
You did kendo, didn't you, Nagisa?
Yes.
What did you learn?
Punch and kick.
What's that?
Punch and kick itself!
As usual, Kashiko is not good at all.
Let me announce the loser.
There is a penalty game for the loser.
Then I will announce it.
This week's loser is...
Akari!
I won!
Internet classes and so on.
There was a very high-rated proposal.
And this week's loser is...
Sayaka!
Yes!
There is a possibility of "monster parents".
At first...
I could see a little bit of self-esteem.
There was a finishing blow in the meantime.
That's right.
I heard a rumor.
In a program in the Kanto area,
he was playing around with NMB and Manabuku and us.
He said, "Even though we are MCs, we are Kansai locals."
Can you say a word for us?
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Please.
Here is the question.
What generation of young people wants a stable life born in an unstable era?
Five.
Four.
The rich generation?
Here is the next question.
What do you call eating in the bathroom in a private room you can see in recent universities?
Toilet seat.
Five.
Here is the last question.
What do you call a parent who can't file a claim against a school in the U.S.?
U.S.?
Five.
Helicopter challenge.
Here is the third question.
Here is the second question.
Answer it!
U.S.
Say your name again.