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"Why does it happen?" is always in geography.
This time, it's a geography course that anyone can understand.
Our special teacher, Hayashi Osamu, is also here!
You can easily learn this lesson and you can win a lot of prizes!
Stand! Eyes! Stand!
This special teacher is Mr. Murase Akigumi!
He's definitely a good person! He's definitely a good person!
He's from Osaka and when he was in Toshin High School, he was twice as popular as Mr. Hayashi Osamu!
Mr. Murase Akigumi!
From Mr. Hayashi Osamu, Mr. Murase Akigumi is praised for taking Mr. Murase's class from behind!
No, it's not like that! It's just like what they say on TV!
They usually tease me a lot!
If Mr. Hayashi was here, I'd be naked!
You're too Kansai, Mr. Murase Akigumi!
You're too Kansai and you're too rugby!
You're only wearing a shirt!
I definitely thought you were a PE teacher!
I'm from Chile!
I'm only wearing a shirt!
You don't play rugby?
From high school to social work, I play badminton!
It's complicated.
It's really unexpected.
It's like badminton.
Mr. Obrasen's class is really easy to understand and popular.
There is something like a rule, but this is it.
The rule of learning Chiri.
You don't have to memorize it, you don't have to memorize it, you have to understand it.
It feels like it's easy to get in, even if you don't like studying.
I'm sure you've all been to elementary school, middle school, and Chiritei school.
How is it?
Remember the name of the mountain, remember where the capital is.
You've only done that, haven't you?
That's not Chiri.
It's not Chiri at all.
It's not Chiri.
What we've learned is not Chiri.
"Why does it happen like that?" There's always something like that in Chiri.
So it's not just "remember, remember."
Just knowing "why does it happen like that?"
I think it will be easier for me to remember at once.
For example, I'd like to show you an example.
Please look at this map.
If you're in Hyogo Prefecture, there's a foot shop that's famous for high-end houses.
And there's another one in Nishinomiya City.
There's also a shop like this in that area.
Goro Goro Dake.
And there...
It's coming out little by little.
It's fine, it's fine.
There's "Goro Goro Dake," but if you look at it and think, "Oh, I see."
and it's over, that's it.
So, "Why does it happen like that?"
If you think of it even for a moment, it's like this.
It's like this.
Goro Goro Dake.
There are a lot of rocks and stones.
And when those rocks and stones fall, it becomes "Goro Goro," right?
That's why it's called "Goro Goro Dake."
And also, it seems like there were a lot of thunderbolts.
And lastly, when you think of thunderbolts, of course...
Goro Goro.
"Goro Goro," right?
That's why it's called "Goro Goro Dake."
However, I'd like you to pay attention to the elevation.
It's 565.3 meters.
However, in 1995, the Hanshin Awaji Great Earthquake happened.
And that's when the height became like this.
Then, before that...
Ok, Akarin-san, how many meters do you think it was?
565.6!
That's right! Look at it!
That's why, from this evaluation...
It was named "Horocoro"
That's right!
That's why, if you think about things that are close to you...
It's only a little bit, but I think it will be interesting.
I think you got it. Sensei's lesson.
It's very easy to understand.
Yes, it's easy.
But, it's very hard to understand.
I'm sorry.
I would like you to keep that in mind and receive the lesson.
Let's understand the origin of "chiri" or "kokki".
There are many things like "kokki".
And, I think you've been taught about it.
But, this "kokki" also has very detailed rules...
And very solid threads.
For example, can you look at this?
It's very familiar, isn't it?
"Hinomaru" (sun circle)
It's a Japanese "kokki", isn't it?
If you were told to draw this "kokki"...
Would you be able to draw it properly?
I would.
It's the easiest.
I would definitely be able to draw it.
Really?
Yes.
Then, how big would you like this circle to be?
I would like it to be just right.
Just right?
This is why it's hard for amateurs.
Really.
Because you're an amateur of "chiri".
This is definitely not appropriate.
But, there is a law in Japan.
When you make "kokki", you use this red circle.
Look at it.
Three-fifths of the vertical width.
In other words, if it is a one-meter flag, the diameter of this circle is 60 centimeters.
It's decided.
Yes, and "kokki" is made while thinking carefully about which one looks the most beautiful and which one goes best with the thread.
So, for example, the most unforgivable thing is a round lunch box.
Well, it's a small "kokki" for lunch, isn't it?
It doesn't matter.
It's unforgivable.
Well, like this, "kokki" has various meanings, but let's look at the next "kokki".
Here it is.
Who knows which "kokki" it is?
It looks like it, doesn't it?
It looks like it.
Does anyone know it?
Oh, Nagisa knows it.
England.
No way!
Even if you don't know which "kokki" it is, you know it's not England's "kokki".
Okay, Jo.
Indonesia.
Oh, but you're getting closer.
Airi.
Bangladesh.
As expected of you.
You got it right.
Really? Why?
It happens sometimes.
Airi's "donpsha".
Yes.
Why? Did you know it?
Somehow, the moment I saw it, it came to my mind.
You're a genius.
A genius like you is amazing.
So, Bangladesh's "kokki" is very popular, isn't it?
Look at this. It says "Bangladesh".
It's floating.
Amazing.
It's a "kokki" that looks like Japan's.
Actually, "Bangladesh" is a country with a lot of green.
So, it shows the rich green of its nationality.
And "red" is...
Well, "kokki" has this kind of "red" as its root.
After all, it's an independent war.
Unfortunately, blood flows when you're independent, doesn't it?
But as a result of the blood that flows, it finally gains freedom.
So, when we say "red" is used,
it's quite common in the world to use "red" in order to show respect for the blood that flows for independence.
Yes.
But...
There's one more thing.
Living in this world is complicated, isn't it?
The colors are different.
So you're saying that there are a lot of seas?
That's amazing!
But I don't know many countries with a lot of seas.
This is like a moon rising and shining in the ocean of the Pacific Ocean.
It's like that kind of warm feeling.
Moonlight.
That's moonlight, isn't it?
Is this difficult?
Is it difficult?
How about you, Yamana-san?
Let me see. Is it here?
England.
Isn't it a sea?
Is it difficult?
It's a country called Parao.
It's a small island country floating in the Pacific Ocean about 3,000 km south of Japan.
However, this country is actually quite related to us.
Yes, it's a place where Japan once ruled.
Therefore, it is said that the Parao language is mixed with Japanese.
Let's take a look at some of the main Japanese words used in the Parao Republic.
"Dentou" and "denwa" are exactly the same as in Japan.
They say "beer" is "tsukare naosu".
Sayako-san, drinking beer makes you feel good, doesn't it?
It cheers you up, doesn't it?
It does.
How about you, Tsukare?
It cheers me up.
Thank you very much.
Why do you say "tsukare naosu" when you drink beer?
I say "tsugino hi darui" as well.
Tsugino hi darui
You don't remember it, do you?
Here is the quiz.
"Brother", "delicious", what do you say in Parao?
You say "tsukare naosu" when you drink beer, don't you?
Muneo mooru
That's it.
Akari?
Muneo mooru
Mooru
It's an item for "mooru" these days.
I don't know if you've heard of it.
- Uka? - "Chichikakkusu"
- Close, close. - What?
- Airi? - "Chichigatame"
"Chichigatame"?
Sometimes, when we go to izakaya, middle-aged men say it.
- They say it? - They say it, right?
I feel like old ladies say it, too.
- Jo? - "Chichitareru"
- Why do middle-aged men say it? - Why do middle - aged men say it?
- Momoru? - "Hai, okkii no ga ii na"
- "Okkii no ga ii na"? - She's cute.
- I feel like middle-aged men say it. - Momoru, is it your first time today?
- Yes. - Momoru, is it your first time?
Your first and first answer is "okkii no ga ii na".
- You can do it. - Momoru, you can do it.
- Your fighting pose is great. - How about "oishii"
- "Oishii"? - Oishii.
- Sabi? - "Poppeta ochiru"
- It's like that. - It's like that.
- Amazing. - To be honest,
as someone who cooks,
- I don't feel happy about it. - That's right.
It's not like I'm praising you a lot, but...
- Akiyama-san. - Huh? "England"?
- England is not almighty. - That's right.
The previous question was wrong, too.
Chichibando
- That's why old men don't say it. - Old men don't say it.
"Oishii" means "is the taste okay?"
- Is the taste okay? - They say "is the taste okay?"
When you say "is the taste okay?"
it reminds me of what young people say these days.
- That's right. - It's been like that for a while.
- It's like that in Marao. - Yes.
- We still have a lot of "kokkii" stories, don't we? - Yes.
We just showed you three "kokkii" stories that are similar to Japan.
I put them side by side like this.
It's confusing.
But if we think about it, Japan is in the middle.
I think we should be in the middle.
Why is Bangladesh a Parao?
Do you think it's a little off?
Yes.
What about you, Riripon?
It looks like it's in the middle when it's blown by the wind.
That's exactly right!
That's amazing!
When it's blown by the wind, it's like this.
If you shift your position a little at that time,
even if you're leaning forward, the circle should come to the center.
That's amazing!
That's why "kokkii" has a proper meaning.
I hope you remember that.
Next, let's learn about the origins of "kokkii" in England, which everyone knows well!
The official names are "Great Britain" and "North Ireland".
Next, "Allied Kingdom".
Why do we call it "Allied Kingdom"?
Actually, four regions have become one country.
That's why it's called "Allied Kingdom".
Why is this England you know?
I've become familiar with it today.
Recently, I've been thinking about becoming independent.
That's why it's called "Scotland".
This one is called "Wales".
Lastly, this one is also England.
That's why four countries have become one country.
This is reflected in "kokkii".
Please take a look.
The flag of England is like this.
The flag of Scotland is like this.
I don't really care about it, though.
At first, it was like this.
Then, Northern Ireland came in.
Well, we have to add Northern Ireland's flag, don't we?
And if we add this,
it's like this now.
It's nice, isn't it?
But, don't you think so?
Where did Wales go?
Wales is...
That's what you're talking about.
Why isn't it included?
You might think like that.
But, this is totally my opinion.
If Wales' flag is like this British flag now,
we can't incorporate it.
What kind of flag is it?
Let's see.
Flag!
How can we incorporate it?
Well, from Wales' point of view,
is it interesting without your own flag?
Isn't it interesting?
It's not interesting.
It's not interesting, isn't it?
Don't you want us to incorporate it somehow?
Yes, I want you to do it.
So, recently,
Why don't you incorporate Wales' flag, too?
It became a hot topic all over Britain.
At that time, a British newspaper said,
Let's do it!
Let's try it!
They talked about it.
They applied for it all over the world.
On the Internet.
What kind of idea came up at that time?
It became like this, didn't it?
I see.
Let's do it!
It's quite common, isn't it?
Well, well, well.
We've been doing it for a long time.
This is...
Like this one. This green one and this one.
The one on the upper right looks like a wife.
Like a wife that the UK is watching.
There are many fun stories about this flag, but there is also a unique story about this national flag.
Although the flag is a flag made as a symbol of the nation,
the national flag is a symbol that represents the country like a gate drawn on a passport in Japan.
Can you guess what kind of design a national flag in Australia is?
Australia is designed with two national symbols for one animal, but...
Akari, what animal do you think it is?
Koala?
What about the other one?
Tangal.
The answer is...
Well, I think Tangal is convincing.
Speaking of Australia...
This bird...
It starts with "a".
Saipi!
Emu!
Emu is correct!
This is a bird called Emu.
Cute!
I hate it!
You hate it?
Why? Why? It's cute!
I hate it!
But I totally agree with you.
If you ask me "What about animals in Australia?",
the first thing that comes to mind is Koala and Tangal, right?
Why Emu?
But there is a reason why they chose Emu.
The movement of Tangal and Emu is difficult.
In fact, Tangal and Emu can't do certain movements.
They can't?
They can't.
Now, what do you think they can't do?
Momoro!
Can't it go back?
Isn't it excellent?
It's amazing!
That's right!
Australia is a familiar country for us,
but it's only been about 100 years since we left Australia.
It has a very short history.
It's a young country.
In order for young countries to work harder and harder in the future,
shouldn't we move forward?
Let's move forward and become a first-class country for young Australians!
With that in mind, we selected these two animals.
They can really do it.
I'll say it in the next "Drinking Session."
As my own knowledge.
If you say it like that, I'll forget the name "Emu."
You'll forget it.
Let's move on to the next topic.
This one!
The next topic is statistics.
If you know the reason for it, it's super easy!
When you were in middle school, wasn't it troublesome?
Like where's the first and second place in rice production?
It was really difficult.
You had to keep reminding yourself of it, didn't you?
But I think this is what makes you hate the earth.
You can just grab it like this and put it in your head.
I'd like to start with you, but first look at this.
It's a big country.
It's a country with a large national area, but where's the first and second place?
Okay, Yuri-san, where's the first place?
I looked it up the other day.
Wow, Yuri, you looked up a big country at some point.
It's a little higher up in Hokkaido.
It's a cold country.
What should we do?
The first place is Russia, right?
Where do you think the second place is?
Second place...
How about you two of Akina?
"It's fine now," you might say, but England...
"It's fine now"?
Did you say "it's fine now"?
Where is it?
Canada?
What's up with you, Jo?
Okay, let's look at this.
First place is Russia, second place is Canada, third place is America, fourth place is China, fifth place is Brazil, sixth place is Australia, and seventh place is India.
Now, let's look at how you memorized it.
First place is Russia, second place is Canada.
I said the numbers in order.
Imagine the Pacific Ocean right here.
If you think of it as "ro" or "san" in hiragana,
it will be "one, two, three, four, five, six, seven",
and if you write it like that, it will be "one, seven, one" in the order from top to bottom.
Now, let's look at the opposite, the small countries with small national areas.
Now, let's look at this.
Ah, that's fast.
Now, let's look at you, A-pon.
Vatican City.
This is the smallest country in the world, called Vatican City,
and you know how there is "ro-va" in Italian capital?
It's a country in "ro-va".
And you know...
Excuse me, I think A-pon probably wanted me to praise you.
You raised your hand the fastest, didn't you?
Yes.
As expected of you.
As expected of you!
As expected of you! As expected of you!
As expected of you!
It's better to praise him!
Please praise him properly!
It's completely different from what I heard.
It's different!
Everyone is amazing!
Everyone is good!
Everyone can do it!
So, this is a country called Vatican City.
How big do you think it is?
Aapo-san, would you like to go?
It's like Disneyland.
That's correct!
What?!
Aapo-san, as expected of you!
It's better to praise him properly!
But it's really amazing!
Vatican City is, to be exact, smaller than Tokyo Disneyland.
It's a story about how a small country like this is managed and managed by the state.
Since Vatican City is located in Rome, it's like a world heritage site all over the city.
That means that it attracts a lot of tourists.
Tourist income is high, but by selling certain things, you can earn some income.
It might be a little difficult, but...
Would you like to go, Nagisa-san?
Vatican City!
Since Vatican City is in Rome, how about you, Yama-chan?
As expected of you!
As expected of you, Yami-san!
I'm not a pervert!
It's just that the bokeh was good.
The bokeh was perfect. Perfect, as expected of you.
But you know, Akihaba-san, you're drawing a pretty good line.
She's drawing a pretty good line.
I'm sure you've won once or twice before.
I wonder if there are people who have collected them?
Like a collector?
As expected of you!
I was praised too.
How about you, Unka?
Gutochi Kitty!
The word "kitty" itself is close.
I know!
Yes!
"kitte"!
This is "kitte".
The world!
That's right.
This is the source of income.
That's right.
As Hamae-san said earlier,
there are a lot of collectors who collect "kitte" all over the world.
So, this is "kitte" that shows the whole Vatican City,
and they make really pretty "kitte" like this, or cute "kitte" like this, or cool "kitte" like this.
Collectors want it and can't get enough of it, right?
And by selling it, you can make money.
You can make money with "kamikirei".
And you can make good things with it, right?
This is a "rokumai-tsuzuri".
Right?
If you buy one of these, you can make money?
If you buy this, you can definitely buy six of them.
It can't be helped, right?
Wait a minute!
Yes, what is it?
When you came out in the opening, I thought you were a very good person,
but now you're a very bad person.
That's right.
I want you all to sell "kitte" there.
I feel like you're coming out of there.
I feel like I've come out of there too much.
The next thing you can learn about statistics is the production of Japanese rice.
The first place is Niigata Prefecture,
but there is also a convincing way of remembering it!
There are various reasons for making rice in Niigata Prefecture, but there is one most representative one.
What is it, Sayuku-san?
What do you call the place where you make the rice?
The place? Oh, the rice field?
Yes, you call it a rice field, right?
And what do you put in a rice field?
Water?
You put water in it, right?
Because rice is a product that cannot be made without a lot of water.
But don't you think there is a lot of water in Niigata Prefecture?
The hint is winter.
What is full of winter in Niigata Prefecture?
It's snow.
What will happen in spring when snow has piled up?
There is a lot of snow melting and flowing out of the snow.
That's why people are very fortunate in water.
That's why people can make rice.
If you go by that logic,
isn't there a lot of snow in autumn?
That's why people are fortunate in water.
That's why there is a lot of rice grown in coastal areas of Japan.
That's because people are fortunate in snow melting and flowing out of snow.
That's amazing.
Actually, in Niigata Prefecture, "koshihikari" is very famous.
Uonuma-san koshihikari
There is rice that is sold at very high prices.
In Niigata Prefecture, "koshihikari" has always been a dominant presence.
Recently, when I watch commercials, various types of rice are sold.
For example, "yumepi-no-ika" made by "matsuko deluxe".
That's in Hokkaido.
In Yamagata Prefecture, there is "tsuyaki-no-ika" rice.
This is very delicious.
If you have a chance, please try it.
Various other places have produced very good rice.
As a king of Niigata Prefecture, you can't just leave it like this.
You can't just leave it like this.
So we have to make a new product.
That's why we made "nairu" worth hundreds of thousands of yen and studied it a lot.
This has finally been completed.
Moreover, it will be released in general from this fall.
It's "shinosuke" rice.
Each grain of rice is big.
When you scoop it up, it absorbs a lot of water and comes up.
Moreover, when you open it, it shines with light.
It comes up with a lot of water and is shiny.
When you eat it, it's sweet and juicy.
Does it have anything to do with fishing?
Does it have anything to do with fishing all the time?
He was drawn in because he had a good presence.
He's the one who made the sink.
I'm surprised.
I wonder if you'll come to the rice meeting next time.
That's amazing.
I'd like to look at the next statistics.
Here it is.
Consumption.
But doesn't this look like it?
Udon's consumption ranking.
Speaking of which, of course.
Kaga.
Yes, thank you.
Kaga Prefecture in Sanuki Udon.
It's Udon Prefecture, isn't it?
Rena-pyon isn't here at a time like this.
You can say that often.
Yes, Udon's consumption ranking.
Isn't Japanese staple food rice?
But why is it only Udon in Kaga?
Ms. Uga.
Is it because we couldn't make rice?
That's correct.
Then, Uga, one more question.
Why is it difficult for you to make rice in Kagawa?
As I said earlier, since it's not this way but the Pacific Ocean,
the wheat has developed.
What did you say about this sea instead of the Pacific Ocean?
Seto Inland Sea.
It's the Seto Inland Sea.
Actually, if you look at it,
in the middle of Shikoku, there are mountains.
In the middle of China, there are also mountains.
Since it's surrounded by two mountains,
the wind that comes from the sea
is blocked by these mountains, so it doesn't come in.
If the wind that comes from the sea doesn't come in,
Uga, is it raining a lot or not?
It's raining a lot.
If the wind that comes from the sea doesn't come in,
and if it doesn't rain a lot,
is it raining a lot or not?
It's raining a little.
If it's raining a little, is there no water at all?
- No. - No.
If there's no water, can you make rice?
- We can't. - Then we can't make anything else.
When we say that, we make wheat in the fields.
We can make it even if we don't water it.
If we can make it even if we don't water it,
in areas where it doesn't rain much,
wheat cultivation was quite suitable.
When that happened, since it doesn't rain much here,
udon culture spread.
That's how it's said.
But a teacher's class is fun.
Uga, in the beginning, whether it rained a lot or not,
he said it rained a lot and made a mistake,
but after that, everything was guided and he got it right.
It's fun, isn't it, Hikikomori?
Yes, it is.
I see, that's why you consume udon noodles.
Yes, that's right.
And there's one more thing.
For example, Mirurun-san, the ingredient of udon noodles is wheat flour.
Do you knead udon noodles only with wheat flour?
What do you put in it?
Salt.
You put in salt.
There are various ways of making salt now,
but in my era of salt, you spread seawater all over the beach.
Only water evaporates, doesn't it?
And only salt remains.
That's how you do it.
That means, spreading seawater and letting water evaporate,
Mirurun-san, is it better to have more rain or less rain?
More.
If it's more, you'll feel nauseous, won't you?
Why is that similarity wrong?
I thought about it when I was swimming earlier,
but why is such a simple similarity wrong?
That's why, places with a lot of sun, water evaporates more and more,
and salt is easier to remain on the beach.
You can get salt and you can get wheat, too.
All you can do is eat udon, right?
That's how "udon" became "udon".
You were making fun of me, weren't you?
No, no.
Don't blame me.
The world trivia quiz about Chile!
Yes.
As you said in the beginning,
there is a lot of information that makes you feel "wow" when you learn about Chile.
We would like to introduce you to the world trivia quiz about Chile.
Here it is.
You might think it's a statistic again,
but the largest island in the world is Greenland.
Shall we see where it is?
Yes. It's a little above Canada.
It's this island.
Now, this island is actually...
Look at this.
If you go a little higher, it's the North Pole.
It's very, very...
Mr. Akiyama, what's the temperature like?
It's cold.
It's cold, isn't it?
What do you think covers the ground the most?
Ice.
That's right. Icebergs and snow cover about 80% of the ground.
Mr. Akiyama, speaking of icebergs...
I don't know.
And snow?
I don't know.
Why is it Greenland?
I've never thought about it, but it's strange.
I think it's strange.
I don't know why.
Akari?
It's always white, so I want to see green.
I want to see green.
You want it.
I want it.
You know those ancient ads?
When you go to a restaurant and look out of the show window,
you know those fancy ads like, "Wow, I can't eat lunch like this."
and you go inside and eat.
You know those ads like that.
I don't know if you can call it "running ads," but...
It's really cold, so people don't come,
but if you make it Greenland, will people come because it looks warm?
Ms. Monroe, is it your first time today?
It's my first time.
Isn't it correct to ask all questions?
Yes, it is.
That's right.
That's amazing.
Actually, I have something to say.
Can you look at this island?
There's an island called Iceland.
A Viking found an island in Iceland.
He said, "I found this island. Let's recruit immigrants there."
That's what the ad said.
It was a cold, cold island at the time, so he named it Iceland and said,
Okay, why don't we move to our island?
It's an ice island.
Who's going there?
He said, "Somehow, I want you to come."
But it wasn't easy for people to apply.
And the next thing that Viking discovered was Greenland.
If you make the same mistake twice, you're done for.
So you need a good name.
If it's "ice", no one will come.
But if it's a green island with a lot of greenery, you won't want to go there.
You said something weird just now.
You said something weird like three times in a row.
You missed the simple two-line poem just now.
You said something really simple.
You said something weird.
I've never said anything other than "kodai".
People won't come to places like that.
That's a great guidance.
Let's look at the next trivia.
In Italy, where is Parmesan cheese stored?
In Italy, cheese is stored in a certain place.
It has nothing to do with cheese.
Let's say it's in a facility where you've been to.
Library.
Why?
Let's go between books.
Are you compressing it?
That's good.
Who would put cheese there?
It's as thick as a construction site.
I'll give you a hint.
It's like a curling stone.
It's really expensive.
It's an expensive cheese.
You make it.
Yes! I did it!
It takes two years for it to sell.
Of course you need money to make the next cheese.
Yes, Uka-san.
Bank?
Close!
Bank?
Akari-san.
Bank?
Sayaka-san, too.
Bank?
Yes.
Akiyama-san, too.
Bank?
You didn't say it in order.
Sayaka said it first, so I said it.
You didn't say it in order.
It's a weird system.
I didn't say it like that.
Akiyama-san, too.
It's a bank in a big world.
A bank has an Italian bank like this.
If you leave it at the bank, they will lend you money.
As a collateral.
If you make it and leave it for two years, you can borrow money in the meantime and make a new cheese with it.
You can get income for a long time.
So you leave the cheese, borrow money, and make the next cheese.
You have to do it over and over again, so you leave it at the bank.
It's a funny story.
What did you make me do, Gao?
It's spring!
Wow!
The flowers are in full bloom!
It's huge!
It's beautiful!
Today, we have high schoolers from this spring who have become momos!
I'm Yoriwata Momoka. Nice to meet you!
Do you know Hamaitachi-san?
Yes, I do!
What kind of image do you have of him?
He looks like both Yamauchi-san and Hamaitachi- san.
They look like first brothers to me.
Today's mission is "Overcome your fear of falling and leap forward!"
In order for the three of you to leap forward in the future,
you will have to overcome various fears of falling and leap forward!
Falling...
I don't think it's possible.
It's impossible!
Because you can't do it on a roller coaster!
First, we've come to Miwako Children's Country, where there are lawns and large athletic playgrounds.
At first glance, it looks like fun, but what is this fear of falling that we will challenge in this park?
Wait a minute!
What is this?!
Wait a minute!
I'm scared!
You will be challenged to a free-fall-type slide at a height of 5.5 meters and a slope of 80 degrees.
If you look at it from the side, the angle is almost perpendicular.
First, the oldest Marina will challenge.
Wait a minute!
This is bad!
Injury is one's own responsibility.
I want it to be drawn in a cuter way.
Seriously?
I don't want to see it!
Wait a minute!
If you look down from the start position,
it will not slip but
it will fall.
I don't like it.
What?
How do you do it?
This is impossible!
I don't have any juniors.
Please do your best!
It's not like that anymore.
Please do your best!
It's going to fall!
What is this?
I'm so scared.
But I think it's okay.
Five!
Four!
Three!
Two!
One!
Go!
Ouch!
Two!
One!
Go!
Ouch!
Wait!
I heard you'd stop here!
Here?
Cute!
It hurts here!
Today is their first location, a mall!
We're here!
How is it?
It's stupidly expensive.
Hurry up!
Did you do it all of a sudden?
I'm sorry it's my first appearance,
but if you make it too long, it will be cut.
Okay, here we go!
Seriously?
Five!
Four!
Three!
Two!
One!
Are you okay?
You were flying all of a sudden!
One!
It's a great experience.
I don't think we'll ever do this again.
There's more! There's more!
The last one is...
Why do we have to do this?
We all think so.
Why do we have to do it?
I don't like it.
You're energetic, but you're quiet.
Don't show that to your juniors!
After this, they can't sleep for about 20 minutes.
I don't like it.
Okay, okay! Here we go!
Five! Four! Three! Two! One!
Here we go!
You did it!
Okay, okay! You did it!
I don't like it anymore.
Did you throw it away?
It was cool.
Next, we came to a large athletic facility where you can enjoy 28 kinds of activities using natural trees.
"Adventure Forest in Nose".
The fear of falling here is the maximum zip line in Japan, which is 536 meters long.
It looks fun.
On the way, we flew over a pond, and the maximum speed of return is 50 kilometers per hour.
First of all, from "Adventure Forest in Nose".
The start position is 20 meters high.
Then...
It's a little high.
I want to watch TV, but...
I'm scared.
I used to shoot with students.
I was scared of places like seniors'.
But I don't have that kind of shooting experience.
What should I do?
What should you say?
Oh no! Oh no! Oh no!
It's a little slow.
I did it! I did it!
Wow, it looks fun.
Ah, there's a human.
Jishu, Zipline, Paraglider in Challenge.
Paraglider.
Can Joe overcome his fear of falling?
How was it for you, Momonun? Your first paraglider?
It was fun.
It was great.
Momonun was the best at it.
She said it right away.
I'll do my best to show you my cool appearance.
How about you, Marina and Joe?
Well...
She's a good girl, isn't she?
Huh? I asked Momonun.
You two idiots, shut up!
I asked Momonun.
Let me announce Momonun, who was excellent this week and Kashiko, who wasn't good at all.
You'll get a penalty game if you get it wrong.
Okay, I'll announce it. Kashiko is...
Momonun!
She got a lot of penalties for her first appearance.
That's great!
She got a lot of correct answers, too.
And the idiot of the week is...
Momonun!
She made a simple double-tap wrong.
She got it wrong, so the teacher gave her weird directions.
She made her say weird things.
Women can be with men, but men and women can't be together.
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