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There are a lot of power spots in Japan.
It's worth 120 million yen.
You can't film here.
There's a historical background, so there's a power spot there.
Study, love, good luck, health, make your wish come true!
A thorough explanation of the strongest power spots all over Japan!
Kirin!
Re!
Good luck!
Re!
This time, we'll have a history specialist, Ms. Hanaya Shimizhiro,
tell us about the strongest power spots all over Japan!
Sensei, you always come here with your history book, but today you're here with "power spots".
That's right, but I've been told I don't need any more history books.
Because I want to be on the show, I'm writing a history book and a power spot book.
Which one do you prefer?
Do you also write history books?
No, I write history books and books about enjoying history.
It's unique, isn't it?
No, everything is intertwined with history.
I see.
Power spots also have a historical background, and that's why there are power spots there.
If Sensei Kanaya hadn't extended his hands like this, we wouldn't have been able to do anything.
Well, with your speech now, you'll be on the show at least three more times.
Speaking of power spots...
This is one of them.
It's very popular.
This outfit...
It's very popular.
Sensei, where is this?
This is called "Wado Shrine".
Wado Liberation, Wado Reconstruction.
Musashi's country gave rise to copper, and they decided to make money with it.
The place where copper came from was turned into a shrine.
I see.
A power spot is a place where gold or copper comes out, or where you can catch a lot of fish.
People are often born from the feeling of gratitude for such places.
A power spot that cannot be missed is this one.
"King of Power Spot", Fujisan.
Fujisan is also a power spot.
It's said to be Japan's number one mountain, but why is it a power spot?
It's said to be Japan's highest peak, 3,776 meters above sea level.
Since it's the closest place to heaven, I think that's where power comes from.
Also, it's beautiful as always.
"Fuji", the word "fuji" means "not dying".
Fujimi's "fuji" means "afro-chose".
How about you, Fuji-san? Have you ever climbed it?
Why did you climb Keichi?
When I was in first grade, I was suddenly taken to the end of the park.
What?
I climbed it.
Aren't you going to get killed?
I thought I'd be taken away like that.
I thought I'd be taken away like that, so we all climbed it without even taking a bath.
All of you?
Yes.
How high did you climb?
Eighth?
You didn't climb very high.
It started raining and I couldn't climb anymore, so I got off.
You were planning to climb to the top, weren't you?
That's right, I was planning to climb to the top.
To the end of the park?
Yes.
That must have been tough.
You couldn't reach the top.
Oh.
That's right, at the time...
Why are you so tense right now?
I'm not tense.
Mt. Fuji, which symbolizes Japan, is said to give you various powers, including health, love, work, and luck.
Now, it is said that there are various benefits of going to Mt. Fuji, but in the first place, here is what a power spot is like.
It is a special place where energy and luck increase when you visit it, located all over the world.
This power spot is also divided into two types.
These are luck and fear.
I think you know what luck is, but fear...
Is it a convenience store name?
No, it's not "luck and fear".
No, no.
The story seems to be biased, too.
What is the difference between luck and fear?
As I mentioned earlier, a luck power spot is a place where you can receive natural gifts like gold and copper.
On the other hand, fear is...
On the contrary, you can't get anything.
And when a disaster occurs...
After all, when a disaster occurs, old people don't have scientific knowledge of what to think about.
Oh, a mountain is angry.
"If an earthquake occurs, "Oh, the earth is angry."
If a disaster occurs, on the contrary, it has power.
Please change that power to positive.
Get that power and change yourself to positive.
In that way, there are two types of power spots.
So which one is Mt. Fuji?
Yes, it's either or fear.
After all, it erupts in a volcano.
But there have been people who climb and die.
Since ancient times.
So in that sense, it's fear.
Please put that fear down.
Please bring that power to positive.
That's what you pray for.
Next, power spot in Ishikawa Prefecture, which uses nature's blessings as a source of power, is Suzumisaki Prefecture.
It's quite a difficult place to go. Ishikawa Prefecture is located in the northern hemisphere of the Japanese Sea.
It's the most advanced part of that area.
From the south, there is Tsushima Sea Current, and from the north, there is Riman Sea Current.
These sea currents collide with each other.
Therefore, the power of both seas collide and combine.
The problem of the atmosphere is that the currents collide with each other.
Since the two currents collide with each other, there is a lot of power.
Among Suzumisaki Prefecture, this place is particularly powerful.
This is Power Max. It's a blue power hole.
As sea currents collide with each other, rocks like this are scraped off.
It took about 5 million years for this rock to be scraped off and made.
That alone is powerful.
The power of nature is amazing.
In that sense, I think it's a big power spot.
No matter how you look at it, it looks like it has a lot of power.
When you enter here, you can purify bad things.
I feel refreshed.
This is not the only power spot here.
This is Hyakunensui, which overflows from the power spot.
This water is distributed near Misaki.
It is said that it does not rot for 100 years.
Hyakunensui?
Kusaranai Wakemizu (not rotting spring water)
It was also featured in local newspapers.
However, why it doesn't rot is a mystery.
It's a very mysterious water.
Why do you insist that it doesn't rot?
Well, I guess water's water quality has been studied for several years.
If you drink it, you may be surprised.
But, scientifically, scientists say that it doesn't rot.
Did scientists drink it?
I guess so.
Why do you have a stomachache?
It stinks!
It stinks.
We have prepared this water in our studio today.
What?
It doesn't rot at all!
In fact, there is a hundred-year-old water that doesn't rot and is preserved for 121 years.
It is worth 120 million yen now.
Is it good?
Yes, it is.
Is it good?
No, it's not good.
By the way, how old is it?
It was bought four days ago.
Four days ago.
If you leave it as it is, you may find value in it.
If you don't have a guarantee that buys it for you, you don't want to leave it at home, do you?
I'd like you to say "I'll buy it for you in 10 years."
Yes, I'd like you to buy it for me.
Is there such a person?
No, no.
Is there such a person like a buyer and guarantor?
It's not like there is such a person.
If you buy it for me, I'll buy water for you.
It's not something you can do with money and hands.
But, if you can buy it for me...
It stinks!
It stinks, really.
Is there anyone who wants to drink it?
There are more people who don't want to drink it.
Then, Airi.
Yes!
Let's go with Airi and one more person.
Then, Rinachi, whose pollen seems to be tight.
What kind of image is it?
It looks happy.
Then, drink it.
Yes!
Thank you for the meal.
Cheers!
It's a grateful drink.
This is different.
How is it different?
It's like the pollen is decreasing.
I thought you were going to say something about the taste.
Can you feel the pollen?
Is it decreasing?
It's being digested.
I can feel it.
How about you, Rinachi?
I can feel it through my esophagus.
That's right.
Even with normal water.
It's mild.
It's a gentle taste.
You can feel the nature.
Really?
I made a mistake in my life!
Mizuta-senpai will drink it, too.
It's odorless.
It's odorless, isn't it?
The smell.
Sommerier. Mizuta-sommerier.
I can taste it and it's rolling on my tongue.
It's mild.
It's normal.
What is it?
Why can't you tell?
It would have been better if you drank it with Rinachi.
It's really normal.
It's because you woke up in the middle of the night.
In Suzumisaki, a power spot where a hundred years of water comes out,
there is a high-class accommodation facility, Lamp's Inn.
In a place like this, you want to be healed both mentally and physically.
Lamp's Inn
Now, let me tell you another Megumi's power spot. Here it is!
The oldest shrine in Japan that grants all wishes come true, Omiwa Shrine.
It is the oldest shrine in Japan in Nara.
I just got this picture taken.
Normally, there is an abandoned temple in the back of the fort, right?
That's not there.
The reason why it's not there is that
this shrine instead of an abandoned temple,
this mountain called Miwayama in the back,
they are celebrating this.
They pray towards the mountain.
It's like that.
The mountain is like a shrine, right?
That's right. The mountain is like a shrine.
I go here a lot.
Really?
Is it your hometown?
It's not my hometown, but I always go here for the first time.
Really? Why?
My grandpa has been going here since I was little.
I also go here with my family now.
I see.
My grandpa must know something about this place.
It's like a shrine, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
That's why I always get power from here.
The emperor came here and flourished.
So it's like the main shrine of Japan's fortune.
Actually, there is a "go-shin-boku" here.
"Shin-boku" means "tree", right?
Since we can't see God, we have to live in something like "tree" or "rock" first.
It's called "yori-shiro" in Japanese.
This "tree" is a white snake in the form of God of the mountains.
It lives here.
So, when we visit here, we usually offer an egg, which is a favorite food of snakes.
It's rare, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
Snakes come from people who eat whole eggs.
Here is a place where Omiya Shrine is especially powerful.
Yamayama is said to be "go-shin-tai".
It's a place where we can climb, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
But we couldn't do it in the past.
It's been like this since Meiji era.
In the past, only masters and monks could do it.
Now we can do it since Meiji era.
But we can't do it as we like.
What's more, we can't film here.
We can't film here at all.
Oh, I see.
Filming is prohibited, so we can't show you.
We have to see it with our own eyes.
But there is a rule for entering and leaving the shrine.
There is an office where you can enter and leave the shrine.
But you have to go there.
You can only go up there until 14 o'clock.
And you can't go up slowly.
You have to go back and forth for one hour and come back in two hours.
It's forbidden.
Yes, you have to go back and forth.
And there is no toilet in this mountain.
Why?
Because you are a god.
You can't poop in front of a god, can you?
What will you do if you want to go there?
Please go back and forth for two hours.
Please be patient for two hours.
Of course, you can't throw away garbage.
And you can't eat here.
Oh, I see.
This is Megumi's power spot.
But there is also an Australian power spot in the same shrine.
This shrine has a strong meaning.
"God of Education", "Northern Heavenly Kingdom".
There is a shrine called "Sugaira Michizane", which is called "God of Education".
There are about 12,000 heavenly kingdoms in Japan.
I think there is one heavenly kingdom somewhere in Japan.
And there is "Dazaifu Heavenly Kingdom" in Fukuoka Prefecture.
And "Northern Heavenly Kingdom" in Kyoto.
These heavenly kingdoms are mainly in Japan.
But I don't know why there are so many heavenly kingdoms in Japan.
I always ask for it, but why am I afraid of it?
This is because of the story of why this heavenly kingdom was created.
Sugaira Michizane, born in 1845.
He was young, smart, and 26 years old at the time.
I'm going to go like this from now on.
I'm going to go with a bow and arrow.
The highest national exam at the time, "Houryakushi".
There was an exam called "Houryakushi".
It was held for 220 years.
There were 70 passers-by in total.
In 220 years.
One person may or may not pass in three years.
Thanks to that, it has been improving more and more.
Finally, Minister.
It is the third minister among ministers.
It will improve that much.
However, a powerful nobleman was afraid of that power and crushed it.
As a result, he was sent to Dazaifu in Kyushu.
After that, he never returned to Kyoto again.
He died there at the age of 59.
Then, a sword appeared in Kyoto and Kyoto.
Among them were those struck by lightning.
Tokihira of Fujiwara, who was the highest power at the time, suddenly died a mysterious death at the age of 39.
Well, there was something like that.
Oh, Sugaira Michizane may have brought some curse.
So let's silence that curse.
So we will have a festival as a god called Tenjin-sama.
That was the first opportunity.
As I said earlier, he was made with the thought of "Change the power of education."
Change the fear of that power into the power of education.
That's why he became a god of education.
I see.
There is a particularly powerful spot in the northern sky.
It's called "Nadeushi".
"Nade" means "to stroke" in Japanese, and "nade" means "to stroke" in English.
In fact, the year in which Michizane was born is called "kino" and "ushi" in "Jikan Jinishi".
Also, when Michizane passed away due to misfortune, he left a will.
"Nadeushi" means "to stroke" in Japanese, and "nade" means "to stroke" in English.
Michizane passed away due to misfortune, and he left a will.
"Nadeushi" means "to stroke" in Japanese, and "nade" means "to stroke" in English.
In other words, people say "nade" means "to stroke" in Japanese, and "nade" means "to stroke" in English.
People also say "nade" means "to stroke" in Japanese, and "nade" means "to stroke" in English.
There is another place where you can get power.
This is Daikoku-ten's stone passage.
There is a stone passage dug by Daikoku-sama in Keidai.
You can put a small stone in Daikoku-sama's mouth and put the stone in your wallet if it doesn't fall.
Then you don't have to worry about money.
In other words, you don't have to worry about money and you don't have to worry about falling.
Also, Daikoku-sama is a scholar, so people say Daikoku- sama doesn't fall in exams.
Has anyone said this before?
No one has said it.
I'm not going to meet a scholar.
You should go and meet him.
Go and meet him as soon as you finish recording.
Do you know how to worship in a shrine?
When you go to a shrine, there is a big tree, and you have to be careful about that.
There is a god in the middle of the tree, so you have to be careful of both ends.
It's huge.
That's right.
When you go to a shrine, you only think about worshiping in a shrine, but you have to be careful about where you go.
And you have to be careful about the fact that there is a god in the middle of the tree, so you have to be careful of both ends.
Shrines are different.
There are people who worship in shrines, too.
There is a god running in the middle of the tree.
That's a god.
If you run in the middle of the tree...
There is a god running in the middle of the tree.
When you go through the tree, you will see a person who is good at it.
Do you know the rules here?
First...
Wash your left hand.
Wash your right hand.
And lastly, scoop it up and drop it.
Wet your hands.
Not your back.
You wet your hands first.
You wet your hands twice.
There aren't many people who know the rules.
Scoop up water.
Wet your left hand.
Wet your right hand.
Scoop up water.
Wash your mouth.
And...
That's it.
Can you do it, Mizuta?
It's different.
I scoop up water.
I mix up the water.
I scoop up water.
I do it like this.
You are a chef.
I always do it like this.
No, you will get a penalty.
It's totally different.
Seriously?
Is there anyone who is correct?
Chihi is correct.
I want you to know this.
If you know what you do it for,
you won't make a mistake.
In other words,
if your hands and mouth are dirty,
you can't pray.
To clean up your hands and mouth,
I scoop up water.
If you scoop up water once,
you can't do it twice.
Is that so?
Do it in one go.
First of all, everything is dirty.
I have a syringe.
First of all,
I cleaned up my left hand.
If you clean up your left hand,
you will touch dirty parts.
If you hold the same part,
you will touch dirty parts.
I cleaned up my right hand.
Now, both of them are clean.
Let's hold clean parts.
I hold clean parts.
Next, I scoop up water with my mouth.
If you scoop up water with your mouth,
you may think that everything is clean.
But, you can see that it's dirty.
You touched it, so it's dirty.
You should clean up the parts you touched.
I know the methods,
but I don't know what they are for.
If you know some of them,
you can pray and live.
However,
most shrines have such things.
I hope you can pray and live while looking at them.
I'm more interested in the picture.
You're biased, aren't you?
It's like "Can I say it like this?"
Finally, it's time to discard.
It's decided here, too.
I'll do it from the very beginning, but it's "osaisen".
"Osaisen" is...
You throw it, but you're not supposed to throw it.
What? I was throwing it.
If you can't throw it far away, throw it.
But if you can't do that, it's a sacrifice.
It's the same as offering.
You do it like you're offering it.
And then there's "suzu".
"Suzu" and "osaisen" are signs of "suzu" coming.
So do it powerfully.
You can't do it violently.
First, you bow twice.
Do it twice and then clap twice.
After you pray, bow once and then go to the side like this so that you don't show your butt.
And if you think it's okay, just leave it like that.
I see.
How much donation should we make?
That's right.
Isn't there something like "may you have good luck"?
Well, we often ask for good luck.
Well, it would be nice if you could do it in your own economic situation or something like that.
Do you put money in it?
Yes, I put money in it for New Year's or New Year's money.
Does it make sense only if you put it in?
No, it's not like that.
That's true.
No, don't put it in if you're so instinctive.
If you say "thank you for making a lot of money last year", for example, you put money in it.
It's the opposite, isn't it?
It's not like "I want money, so I'll put it in first", but "thank you for letting me earn it".
That's right.
That's why we say "may you have good luck this year", in short.
I'll put it in right away.
If I put it in right away, it won't be a good question.
It's written three times.
So-called "two cups, two handshakes", "shuhua" and so on.
There are also places like "it's okay if you bow once".
I'm sure you've written something like that.
If you haven't written it, I think it's okay if you put it in the general way.
The next theme is "love power spot".
First of all, it is Izumo Taisha, which is so popular that you can say "it's here" when it comes to enmusubi.
I've heard of it, but I've never heard of it.
Izumo Taisha, which is so famous that you can say "it's here" when it comes to enmusubi.
In particular, it is said that it is more beneficial to worship in October.
Do you know why it is October?
This is an old way of reading it.
Do you know what October is?
At times like this, Keiichi is an adult, so I'd like you to open it and answer it.
Don't you know?
Koitsuki.
By the way...
Kannazuki.
You know what it is, don't you, Sayuri?
Kannazuki.
That's correct.
It is called "kannazuki".
The reason why it is called "kannazuki" is because...
In fact, there are a lot of gods in Japan.
They are called "yaoyorozu no kami".
There are a lot of gods who are said to have 8 million gods.
In fact, Izumo Taisha is...
From October 11th to 16th in old history...
A gathering of gods from all over the country is held here.
In exchange for a gathering of gods to talk about what to do next year...
In other regions, there are no gods.
It's "rusu shiteharu".
"Rusu shiteharu" means...
"Kannazuki" means...
Therefore, in Izumo, it is said...
"Kamiarizuki".
"Kami" means "god" and "arizuki" means "moon".
That's what it is said.
So, it's the strongest month of power.
That's right.
This year...
From November 28th to December 3rd...
It's a long time ago, but...
It's been determined and it's about five or six days.
It's very crowded at that time.
Even if you go to other months, it's good enough.
So, I hope you go there.
For those of you who can't wait until then...
There is a power spot for love that you can go to more easily.
It's summarized in the video, so please take a look.
Here you are.
A love power spot that spread with words...
"Love Rock" that spreads all over the world...
The bridge of Pondesal on the Seine River in Paris...
On this bridge fence...
Many love letters written by lovers are hanging on it.
This "Love Rock" originated from the magic of wishing each other eternal love.
It's spread all over the world and all over Japan.
The sky building of Umeda, Osaka, is 173 meters high.
This observatory is also filled with love locks as proof of their love.
Many couples come here and it is known as a love power spot born in recent years.
Next is Kobe.
This is Yamate No. 8 Museum, where Western and Western art pieces line up depending on the year and target.
There is a love power spot that has spread by word of mouth here.
"Saturn's chair".
This is that Saturn's chair.
"Saturn" doesn't mean "devil" but "Roman deity", "Sertrums", which means "rich god".
By the way of the name of the god who brings prosperity, it is said that "wishes come true".
In fact, if you sit in this chair and make a wish, that wish will come true.
Two chairs have a male on the left and a female on the right.
The TV broadcast of "wishes come true" spread all over the country.
Is there such a chair here?
Yes, I saw it on the Internet that there is a chair where wishes come true.
When we started operating, this chair already existed, so we don't know when this chair existed.
In fact, many couples are connected.
Two women came here because they wanted a boyfriend, and another two men came here because they wanted a girlfriend.
They were very angry, so they started talking while waiting for each other to sit down.
One by one, they became a couple and got married.
It's a very nice episode.
As you can see, many women came here with love in their hearts and never left.
Next is Kyoto.
It's a tourist destination, but it's also a railway road.
It's called "yojiya cafe".
Here, too, "love power spot" has spread with word of mouth.
It's a "phone box" where love comes true.
Here it is.
If you make a phone call to someone you care about on this "phone box", that love will come true.
Since women make love here, they may be collecting "love power".
In the midst of being watched by big and big names known as performers of Ruff Enman from ancient times,
wouldn't it be nice to open up your heart to someone you care about?
Now we've seen a lot of things, but how was it, everyone?
Is there a place you've been to?
Yes, there is.
I found a site where you can make any wish come true if you rent that chair.
The art museum?
Yes, I went there.
And right away, I got a lot of LINE messages.
When I opened it up, it said, "I'm sorry for saying this all of a sudden, but I love you."
That's what I got from Junichi-san.
What?
I get LINE messages after I rent a chair.
And you're the one responding?
Yes.
So your wish came true?
That's right.
That's right?
What's up with you, Keiichi?
I send LINE messages all the time.
Keiichi-san, is there such a thing?
Is it weird?
It happens to me, too.
I get LINE messages and they say, "You're too cute."
What?
Are you going to make me graduate?
Everyone's wish.
How many of you have received LINE messages like that from Keiichi?
No, no!
You haven't?
No, no!
Next up is a power sport about love.
A power sport about love.
Himeji-kyo!
Himeji-kyo is a power sport about love.
It's unexpected.
If you go here, you can take a picture.
Here it is.
It's like a gap.
What kind of power does it have?
This is a mountain view on your smartphone.
When you think of someone you like,
it's said that Senhime-san will deliver those feelings for you.
Senhime-san?
Yes.
It's about Senhime.
Senhime, Ieyasu's granddaughter, was engaged to Toyotomi Hideyoshi's successor, Toyotomi Hideyori.
She was rescued when she landed in Osaka,
but she married Honda Tada when she was 21 years old.
As her father became a Himeji-kyo master, she went with her husband to Himeji-kyo.
However, their happy days didn't last long.
Their eldest son died at the age of three.
Their husband became sick and their happiness continued.
So, Senhime went to a mountain in Himeji-kyo that you can see from the road.
She built a celestial palace that she had been building for a long time and prayed for Honda family's prosperity.
As a result, Honda family prospered.
That's what it's about.
The shrine that Senhime built still remains today.
Senhime Celestial Palace
It is said that Senhime prayed from Himeji Castle to this shrine.
And there was a picture in the castle again earlier. Let's take a look.
Yes, this is it, but this is exactly what Senhime was looking at.
That's what it's said.
The place that was peeking out of the furnace. If you take a picture of this and put it in, love will flourish.
Now, thanks to this passport, love will flourish.
But men are pretty strict, so even if you go out or get married, you may have feelings for other people.
There is also such a power spot there.
What a lovely shrine, Yuge Shrine.
Now, it's called Uwakifuji.
Uwakifuji.
For now.
A monk from the Nara period, a monk named Yuge's cohabitation.
A monk named cohabitant was a very ambitious man with a woman as his empress.
By curing his illness and doing such things, he became so-called powerful.
Once he became powerful, he went to Kyushu.
When he went to Kyushu, there were many beautiful ladies.
He told them, "You have something dangerous on you. I'll cure it for you."
He took her to another room and did various things.
However, she was about to die.
He did many things like that.
What happened in the end?
He came to this land and became a couple with a woman named Fujiko-hime.
At the moment of becoming a couple with her,
there is a saying that he spent his last days with his wife without cheating or anything like that.
I see.
Even for someone like that,
this place is said to be "uwakifuji" in the sense that it has become proper.
The way of wishing for "uwakifuji" seems to be very painful.
Here it is.
This is terrible.
Stop it! It's scary!
The sensitivity is too high.
In place of an "ema", there is a "seiki" made of wood.
There is a custom of making "seiki" come to life.
When "uwakifuji" is performed, a lot of nails are inserted into it.
In other words, it is a reason for partners to insert nails only for "uwakifuji".
They really insert nails into it.
Wow!
Instead of becoming a couple with her, wasn't she killed by her wife?
No, no. It's too scary.
So, in other words, apart from "uwakifuji", this place is said to be "fufu enman" or "kodakara ga sazukarimasu you ni".
It doesn't feel like "enman" at all!
What are you doing to me?!
Part 2!
This mission is "endure in the cold sea of winter and get seafood".
This mission is "go out in the sea of winter and do the fishing yourselves and eat only the seafood you catch in the end".
Sarah Rangatz and Amiryo, Joe and Chihiro will dive in the sea and Amiryo will split up and challenge.
Last time, Sarah Rangatz and Amiryo caught a lot of squid.
This time, Joe and Chihiro will dive in the sea.
- How much do you usually dive? - I usually dive for an hour and a half.
- What?! - I always dive.
- No way! - So, if it's a real sea cucumber, it's about 30 kilograms.
- What?! - About 400,000 yen.
- Wow! - I want it!
So, let's go to the diving point!
First of all, you look down with your glasses and look for it.
- Yes. - If you find it, you dive in.
- I see. - I see.
Amiryo will first look for sea creatures such as coral and abalone from the sea surface, and if she finds it, she will dive in and catch it.
Wow!
First of all, Chihiro will challenge, as she used to learn swimming in the past.
- I'm scared! - Look up!
Bye-bye!
It's all gone!
First, she'll show us what she can find by herself, but...
Then...
Chikki is afraid of the sea and never goes into it.
Why are you afraid of the sea?
I'm afraid of the sea...
In the first place...
You're lying!
I've done it in the pool...
I haven't done it in the sea...
The pool and the sea are different, aren't they?
Next up is Jo.
Can she get the ingredients?
I haven't done it in the sea for 7 years.
I can see it well.
Where does it come from?
From head.
How deep is it?
The depth up to the bottom is about 3 meters, but Jo is also afraid of diving.
And she challenges herself, but...
Ouch!
Did you break it?
Did you break it completely?
After that, she challenges herself many times, but...
She can't keep breathing and can't dive to the bottom.
It's close.
It's difficult, isn't it?
And it's her sixth attempt.
She successfully caught a sea cucumber.
I did it! I did it!
I caught it! I caught it!
She's holding it tight.
And now that she knows how to dive,
even after that,
Wow, that's amazing!
she continues to catch sea urchins and turban shells.
I'm having fun.
She also catches sea urchins growing in seaweed and rocks and uses them for cooking.
Cute!
I want to eat it.
So in Mario,
she catches sea urchins, turban shells, sea urchins, seaweed and sea urchins.
Meanwhile, Sarah ran helps out at a sea breeding ground run by a fisherman in Subaru.
She feeds the sea urchins...
Wow, that's amazing!
...and selects sea urchins of different sizes.
I got one!
Can you eat it?
Can you eat sea urchins?
Should I eat it?
It's yummy!
Thank you for it.
What are you doing?
Fish! Fish!
It turned into a fish.
It's so cute!
And as a reward, she gets one sea urchin.
What was that just now?
It's so good!
Sarah ran and Joe and Chihiki caught sea urchins in Mario,
which is located in Ninshiku Nakagawa, where Ama- san runs.
Sea urchins are good, too.
Wow!
Thank you!
That's a lot of sea urchins.
I'm so happy!
First of all, Sarah ran caught squid shabu-shabu.
It's transparent.
It must be good.
This is crazy.
This is really sweet.
Sweet.
Next is the sea urchin that Jo caught.
It's good.
Until now, I've only eaten at sushi restaurants.
I didn't like it.
But this is really good and I'm surprised.
Next is sea cucumber.
There are three types of sea cucumber.
What Japanese people eat in general is red sea cucumber.
This is called "kuro".
I've never eaten it.
Wait, is this a challenge?
There is also an area where you can eat it.
We like sea cucumbers and catch them.
Until now, we haven't caught it.
This is "chihiiga".
I like it.
It's sticky, isn't it?
How is it?
It's normal.
It's crunchy.
It has a good bite.
It's delicious.
It's like "mata de coco".
Is it like "mata de coco" ?
On today's location, we have caught a lot of fish.
Congratulations !
One, two, three...
Jijiji !
Bye-bye !
I'll be scolded for this.
"chihiiga" didn't work at all.
You can swim, can't you?
If I did it now, I think I can swim.
What do you mean ?
Like...
Joe-chan is second, so you can do it.
Yes, yes, yes.
She said it all the time.
So that's what you say.
"Kashiko", who was excellent this week, has announced a "mata de coco" which is not good at all.
It's either a penalty game or a reward.
Well, I'll announce it.
"Kashiko" of this week is...
"chihiiga" !
She knew a lot about etiquette and so on.
It's wonderful.
Yes.
And "baka-go" of this week is...
"keichi" !
Don't send weird LINE messages to the members.
If you're going to send it, send it to everyone.
I'll be careful.
And "naiko" ?
kannazuki
Kannazuki
Please!
Here is the question.
In Izumo, what do you call "indeki" October?
kannazuki
Here is the next question.
Where is the last shrine in Japan that grants all wishes?
5
4
3
Hinozuki Shrine.
Here is the last question.
In Ishikawa Prefecture, what is the name of "misaki" which is said to be "misaki" of "seiki" ?
5
4
3
2
Misaki Shrine.
Out of three questions, "zenomon" is correct.
Stop!
No way!
Keiichi looks like the type of person who answers correctly.
It's not "kannazuki".
Everything is different.