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Is there a Japan that even Japanese don't know about?
For 1600 years, there was only one exception.
How much do you know about Japan?
We know a lot about Japan.
We have collected Japan's wonderful things.
Kirin!
Thank you for teaching me.
This special lesson is about Takeda Tsuneyasu, who is active as a writer, philosopher and political commentator.
In fact, he has a deep connection with teaching.
If you look at this picture, Meiji Emperor is here and Takeda Tsuneyasu is here.
It's a great picture, isn't it?
It's amazing that it's in school.
It's a picture you're looking at now.
Yes, it is.
So, Meiji Emperor is your ancestor, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
In the past, the imperial family was quite large.
However, after losing the war and under the guidance of G.H.Q., Meiji Emperor was abolished.
One of the titles that were abolished at that time was "Takeda no miya".
So, if it hadn't been abolished at that time, it might not have happened today.
It might not have happened, but it wouldn't have happened today, would it?
I'm here now, but I'm a civilian.
I'm a genuine civilian.
Have you ever been visited?
I'm a relative of Meiji Emperor and I've been visited.
I see.
Do you give me New Year's money?
No, I don't think you give me New Year's money.
You don't give me New Year's money?
Do you treat me like a relative's uncle?
Well, no...
Can't you say, "You were big"?
As expected of G.H.Q., Your Majesty is special, so it's not easy for me to visit you.
I'm not an old man like you who can't be helped.
Don't say "can't be helped" to my family!
Look at me like this!
First of all, we will learn about the history of Japan's birth.
There are more than 190 countries in the world, but do you know which is the oldest country?
China.
China, right?
China has a history of 4,000 years.
Yes.
Your Majesty!
I think it's either China or somewhere around there.
Somewhere around there?
Where else is China?
Like Toraijin?
What?
Like Toraijin...
Toraijin?!
Let's look at the reason.
Actually, it's Japan.
You don't know, do you?
Well, it's this trend.
If it's someone else's country, I'll just say it.
Well...
Whether you read it as "Nihon" or "Nippon"
there's a lot of differences.
As a national name, I'd say "Nippon".
It's not "Nippon Cha-Cha-Cha",
but it feels like it's drawn in.
So I call it "Nippon".
It's better to say "Nippon", right?
It's true that there were old countries like China.
Like "Yin" or "Ka" or "Shou"
There were old countries like that, but they perished.
So, among the countries we have now,
the oldest country is Japan.
So it continues...
Yes, it continues without perishing.
That's right.
Let me tell you how long it's been.
This year, it will be 2677 years.
Um...
In historical terms, it's basically 1660 years.
The first emperor died in this year,
and it continues to this day.
By the way, the second-longest country is Denmark.
Denmark.
But...
That's surprising.
It's surprising.
I can't tell at all.
Denmark is about a thousand years old.
Wow, that's early.
So it's less than half of Japan,
so Japan is in a great shape.
What?
The emperor is in a great shape?
As expected, Japan is long, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
Well, if you look at where it is written, there is a book called "Early Japan".
You've heard of "Early Japan", haven't you?
You probably don't remember what it's about, do you?
Not a single one of you remember, do you?
"Early Japan" is told in mythology at first, and it gradually switches back to history.
There are two gods, "Izanaki" and "Izanami".
The story begins with the god saying, "I made this "Japan Red"."
Let's see what kind of image it is.
The first one.
This one?
The one on the left is "Izanaki", and the one on the right is "Izanami".
Are they both women?
No, it's a man and a woman.
A man and a woman.
The one in red is the goddess.
And this man, with his long steps, turns the sea water like this, spins it around, and if you lift it up like this, you can see a lump of salt at the bottom.
This is called "Onogoro Island".
The couple get off here, and here is where the couple meet.
And with that, a healthy "Awaji Island" is born.
"Awaji Island" is a star, isn't it?
"Awaji Island" is a star?
I didn't know that.
After that, "Shikoku" is born, "Kyushu" is born, and "Honshu" is born in order.
"Honshu" was the last one, wasn't it?
It's surprising that "Awaji Island" was the first one.
In general, Japanese people don't know much about Japanese country's development.
It's not like they don't study or they are stupid or anything like that.
They don't teach about it properly.
However, they definitely know about it abroad.
For example, if you ask an American about the founding of America or who was the first president of America,
Americans will definitely answer that they don't know about it.
Because if French people didn't do the French Revolution, they would be drowned.
Right?
However, in case of Japan, there are some circumstances.
It's not written in Japanese history textbooks.
Why isn't it written in Japanese school textbooks about Japanese founding?
The reason is that Japan lost the war.
In 1945, Japan lost the war.
It's normal for a nation to be disbanded.
Fortunately, it prevented a nation from being disbanded.
However, if you lose a war, your country's history will be trampled on and your pride will be trampled on.
Anyway, Japanese patriotism.
Japanese people were united.
At the time of the war, America wanted to eliminate such patriotism.
Did patriotism become a threat during the Second World War?
Japanese people's fighting style was quite amazing.
No one raised their flags and surrendered.
Also, it was a special forces.
Americans were even moved by it.
There were quite a few instructions left.
"Amazing!" "I can't do it!"
Therefore, even as an American, it seemed that Japanese people were a little afraid of uniting.
Therefore, Japanese education reform was decided.
What do you think of when you hear "patriotism"?
It sounds a little heavy.
I see. It's true.
In the past, when we say "patriotism", we used to say "dangerous ideology".
But it has changed a lot.
Especially during the Great East Japan Earthquake,
people from all over the world were praised for their heroism.
People said "Japan is amazing".
Now I can finally say "Japan is a good country".
In the past, when we say "Japan is a good country", we used to say it like "military stateism".
It has changed a lot.
The next theme is "national flag" and "nationality".
First of all, this question.
When was the national flag designated?
Isn't it "always"?
Always.
Iso-chan.
When the war broke out, Japan was like this.
I think everyone has the same image.
I see.
Lena-pyon.
When Japan first saw the red sun.
When was it?
Edo.
What do you mean?
What's the basis?
What's the basis for that?
What do you mean, Edo?
Let's see the answer.
Heisei...
Everyone is lying about this.
It's true that it was used as a national flag before, but it wasn't regulated by law.
So, someone said it was a national flag, but it wasn't regulated by law, so it wasn't a national flag, and there was a conflict of opinion.
So, in Heisei 11, 1999...
What? It's true!
It's true!
At that time, a law called "National Flag National Law" was enacted, and it was officially determined for the first time that this sunflower flag was a national flag.
Yes.
So, it was used as a national flag for some reason, wasn't it?
Yes, and its history is quite long.
In fact, it is said that this sunflower flag was used because of a historical event.
What do you think about it?
Akari?
We only had rice, rice and dried plums, so...
That's all we had.
What era is it in?
Bento Senkou?
Chihi.
When Shinsengumi fought and won, they held it up.
What? You saw it?
You saw it?
What?
Timeslipper!
Chihi was shown in photos from all eras.
Let's see the correct answer. Here it is.
When the black ship arrived.
Yes, yes. When Perry's black ship arrived.
He decided to start dating foreigners.
Then, a foreigner has a flag of his own country.
Then, what kind of flag would an otaku have?
No, I don't have one.
Well, you have to have a flag or something, don't you?
The military used it.
Isn't this enough?
So, Perry decided to make Chihi's black flag of his own country.
And then, Chihi's black flag of his own country started being used as a national flag.
But, before the black ship arrived...
Who was the military who used Chihi's black flag of his own country?
According to records, the oldest era is...
...the battle between soldiers and soldiers in Mackey's peaceful era.
At that time, soldiers and soldiers fought with their own flags.
For example, soldiers wore red clothes and gold rings.
Red flags and gold rings.
The soldiers who fought against them were confused.
So, they decided to change their flags and made white flags and red rings.
So, soldiers and soldiers fought with their own flags and gold rings.
But, soldiers and soldiers won.
So, white flags and red rings.
If soldiers won, red flags and gold rings.
Interesting!
If gold and red flags won, what would happen to Hinobaru and Ben?
Oh, Hinobaru and Ben!
Next, we will learn about the national flag "Kimigayo".
It's lyrics, but you can read it, can't you?
It's obvious, isn't it?
Airi nodded strongly, but can you read it?
Yes, I sing it every day.
It's a lump of patriotism.
Is it a song of MMB?
You sing it every day.
Yes, please read it, Airi.
Kimigayo
Chiyoni, Yatsuyoni
Sazare, Ishino
Iwao, Tonarite
Koke, Nomusu
It's obvious, but when Airi reads it, it's amazing.
Can you read it well?
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You're an athlete!
I can stretch my back too.
You can stretch your back too.
This is a different way of doing it.
You can't do it like this.
I have an image of doing it like this.
When you do or sing "kimi ga yo", you do it like this.
You're thin!
I'm not thin!
Wait a minute!
I'm not thin!
I'm not thin right now!
You can stretch your legs, but you can't stand up straight.
You can't stand up straight.
This is "kimi ga yo".
You can do it like this when you sing or listen to music.
When you put your hand on your chest like this, it's American-style.
Oh, I see!
Until a long time ago, Americans used to stand like this when they were nationalists.
However, because it's the same as Heil Hitler, it's not good.
So, they changed it to this.
It's like "temochi busata" now.
So, they decided to do it like this.
Is this American-style?
Isn't this Egyptian-style?
Isn't this what you did when you put your hand on your chest like this?
Isn't this Egyptian-style?
Yes.
I felt your response, so I got excited.
When you said something good, I got excited.
I know!
Egyptian-style!
Yes!
Yes, Lilipon!
Isn't there a second nationality?
Oh, that's a good question.
As a nationality, there is only one nationality.
It is said to be the shortest nationality in the world.
However, it is also said to be the oldest nationality in the world.
The lyrics were written in Koki Waka, which was established in 905 BC.
It may sound very old-fashioned, but if you say it like now, it's like a karaoke hit song.
It's amazing that it's recorded here.
If you say it like now, it's like a karaoke hit song.
For Japanese people, it's the "waka" that has been read for a long time.
In fact, it is said that the previous emperor also read "waka" a lot.
The previous emperor read a lot of "waka" in his daily life.
For example, it is said that the emperor Meiji read about 100,000 "waka" in his life.
The reason for reading "waka" is...
This is not reading "waka" as an art work, but as a prayer itself.
For example, if there is a great disaster, I hope this person will return to life as soon as possible.
If the country is prosperous, I hope the people will be happy with various prayers of the emperor.
They put their prayers on "waka" and read and pray.
That's what they were doing.
So, if the people can do something for the emperor, there is no such thing.
If there is only one thing you can do, please live a long life, we also pray with "waka".
I think this "waka" seems to have a difficult relationship with the emperor and the people.
It is rare to sing such a song of relationship, right?
That's right.
Almost every country wins a war and builds a country.
It is said that they won a fierce war.
Especially, the United States is cool, but if you look closely at the lyrics,
you can see that they were attacked by a very healthy trinity called "trinity trident".
It is sung about how they resisted and how fierce the war was.
It is also sung about how France was soaked in blood of its enemies.
It is very aggressive.
That is why songs about bloody wars are quite common.
But compared to that, Japanese countries seem to be very gentle.
They are like Japan.
I like Japan more and more.
What is "sazareishi" in the first place?
It is a kind of rolling stone.
Over thousands of years and tens of thousands of years,
it solidifies due to its limestone texture.
And it turns into solid moss.
For such a long period of time,
I hope you will live a healthy life.
"Chiyuni ya chiyuni" is not only about one person's life,
but also about a thousand people's life and eight thousand people's life.
And "sazareishi" turns into rock and turns into moss.
It has been going on for such a long period of time.
It is getting hotter and hotter.
The patriotism in you.
It is a literary expression.
If you translate it into English, it would be like "long life" or something like that.
When you sing the lyrics,
"sazare" stops here.
I thought you separated it up to here.
Yes.
But you are wrong.
You noticed a good point.
Thank you very much.
Have you ever sung a national anthem in public?
National anthem?
No, we haven't.
Maybe you have.
So we will teach you how to sing it today.
Sing a national anthem?
Can you do that?
That's exactly it.
sazareishi
"sazareishi" is one word.
sazare
If you say "isshi" "no" the word will be cut off.
So you don't have to say "isshi" "no" here.
"sazareishi" "no"
This is the correct way of singing.
First of all, you can't say "isshi" "no" directly.
And you should say "isshi" "no" continuously.
And you shouldn't say "isshi" "no" with fists.
So you should guess the sounds one by one.
"kimi" "ga" "a"
"yo" "o" "wa"
Like this, don't put your fist in,
hit it like "pita" "pita"
What are you doing?
You can do it all, right?
Like you're flying to Japan.
Like you're coming out of a dream.
This "kimi" "ga"
I'd like you to pay attention to the melody.
It's "kimi" "ga"'s secret.
I've said this many times, but it was composed by a foreigner!
After Perry came to Japan,
they created a country and played each other's instruments.
They'd never touched a kinkan instrument before.
For example, Japanese "koto" or "biwa"
If you made something like this,
even if you told an Englishman to play it,
he wouldn't be able to do it.
So, they had to make something like this
with rappers and drums that were common in developed countries.
By chance, there was a British military commander named Fenton.
He threw the kinkan to this person.
It was different from now, wasn't it?
Yes, it was.
It was terrible and lame.
Once I played it,
I told him not to play it like that,
but he still played it.
Is "kimi" "ga" the first "kimi" "ga" you know?
Yes, well...
Let me sing it for you.
"kimi" "ga"
Can you sing it with a musical instrument?
No, I can't.
I think I'm the only one who can sing it all over Japan.
Then, let's hear you sing it.
Fenton composed the first "kimi" "ga" yo.
"kimi" "ga"
yo
wa
"wa" "chi" "yo" "ni" "nya" "chi" "yo" "ni" "sa" "za" "re"
"ishi" "no" "i" "wa" "o" "to" "na" "ri" "te"
"ko" "ke" "no" "mu" "su" "ma" "de"
ah
I can't sing the main part.
You can't?
Not at all.
Not only the melody, but also your singing ability.
Yes, you were singing "beautiful" with vibrato.
You were singing "beautiful" with vibrato.
In short, it's almost Sambic.
I see.
It's like Sambic singing in churches.
That's why I said "amen" at the end of the joke.
I thought it wasn't like a national song or Japanese song, so I stopped singing it.
I see.
The second problem was that the Japanese composed the melody.
"ki" "mi" "ga" "a" "yo" "wa"
The melody was composed by the Japanese first.
In Kyushu, there is a music band that plays music.
Hayashi Hiromori and Oku Yoshisa composed the melody.
The melody was composed by a German military commander named Eckert.
The next problem is the secret of the school room.
In the constitution, it is written that the emperor is a symbol of Japan.
It is difficult to understand what the symbol means and how it has been symbolized.
The current emperor is one hundred and twenty-five years old.
The symbol has been inherited from the first emperor.
When we see the emperor, we feel Japan there.
It symbolizes Japan.
Some people wonder why the emperor exists.
There are many reasons.
The most important one is to pray for the emperor.
As I said earlier, the emperor has been praying for the happiness of the people for two thousand years.
The current emperor prays for the happiness of the people every day.
The emperor is one hundred and twenty-five years old.
Let's look at the image of the emperor.
It's amazing.
This is the first emperor.
This is the first emperor, Emperor Jim.
This is the first emperor.
The emperor has been inherited from the first emperor.
This is a small number of people.
Until now, there have been various kingdoms.
But there is not a single country with a history of one hundred and twenty-five generations.
This is the last independent country in the world.
This country is also listed in the Guinness Book of World Records.
The history of Japan is a history in which the emperor and the people have always lived together.
The emperor is now eighty-two years old.
Next, we will ask Dr. Takeda about the emperor and his family.
How much of the family is the emperor's family?
The emperor and his family are the family.
As you know, the emperor's children and grandchildren are familiar.
But in fact, there are more family members.
There is also the emperor's brothers and cousins.
In total, there are eighteen family members.
By the way, the emperor is not a family member.
As a legal treatment, the emperor is not a family member.
Recently, the emperor and his wife have been engaged.
However, if you marry an ordinary person, you will not be a family member.
That's right. If a family member marries a woman, she will become a civilian.
The emperor and his wife are also called "komuro- mako".
By the way, there is no "sei" in the family.
There is no "takeda" or "yamada".
There is also "akishino-no-mia".
"Akishino-no-mia" is called "mia-go" and it is not "sei".
Moreover, when it comes to the emperor and his wife, there is no such thing.
When it comes to the emperor and his wife, they don't even call you by your name.
"Akishino-no-mia" is also "mia-go" and it is not "sei".
How do you usually spend your private time?
There are two types of family members.
Especially, from this line to the left, the emperor and his wife are called "naitei-kouzoku".
They are treated as special people and they rarely have any private time.
On the way to the bookstore or convenience store, there is absolutely no change in route.
The security system is also different.
On the other hand, "akishino-no-mia" and "takamado-no- mia" and "mikasa-no-mia" are called "naitei-kouzoku".
Even if they are of the same family, they are relatively free.
For example, when we go shopping or when we go on a date with "mako-naishin-no-denka", we have been reported.
It was an unexpected feeling when I saw the video.
Even if you are free, when you go on a date or when you walk alone, there is always a security guard.
It's called "sp".
Yes, it's called "sp".
It's everywhere.
I'm curious about TV programs.
Can you watch variety shows and comedy programs?
I don't know which program it is, but I heard that you can watch it on TV.
Is it possible that you know about "primadonna"?
I think it's possible.
It's not just about possibility.
Maybe she's watching us jumping into the sea in winter.
Maybe she's watching us.
Maybe she's laughing at us.
I hope she's laughing at us.
There is a secret behind the name of girls in the school.
"Totsugareru kata" means "something child" at the end of a name.
You noticed a good point.
"Michi" means "child" and "ko" means "child".
"Masa" means "child" and "Ki" means "child" and "ko" means "child".
There are many other names like "kiko", "kiko" and "kiko".
All girls who are "totsugareru kata" are called "koga".
Children can be called "koga", but "totsugareru kata"
Do you choose people with "koga" originally?
Yes, I did some research.
I researched how many years ago people with "koga" became "totsugareru kata".
I did some research.
In my case, it's been 1,600 years.
There is not a single exception.
Therefore, only people with "koga" became "totsugareru kata" in 1,600 years.
So, girls who don't have "koga" at the end of their names are "tatsuraku", "sayaka", "atari", "fuko" and "jou"?
I'm "eriko".
You are "muria".
What about "jou"?
I'm talking about girls' names.
I'm not talking about "jou"'s name.
Girls who are "totsugareru kata" have been called "totsugareru kata" since 1,600 years ago.
"ko" is the name of "himemiya" of "fujiwara" city.
"ko" has been "ko" for a long time.
It is no longer "ko" since Meiji.
Nevertheless, it is "ko" without exception.
For me, my mother is "masako" and my grandmother is "mitsuko".
Above all, "masako" is "ko" for a long time.
My little sister is "ko" too.
Finally, I met various people and got married.
Why are you laughing? Leave me alone.
When you meet a woman, if you don't have "ko" with you, you say "aaah".
If you say "min", you don't say "aaah", right?
If you say "min", you say "aaah".
If you say "min", you say "hmm?"
If you say "min", you say "maybe?"
Didn't you say "min" too?
Of course, I did say "min", but I don't think I will get married.
That's amazing.
But I don't want you to misunderstand me.
I don't say "ko" because I have "ko" with me.
You don't say "ko" because you don't have "ko" with you.
That's what I said.
What did you say?
It's 1600 years old.
Even if you look at your first cousin or something like that, it's all like that.
Next is about His Majesty's one-year service.
This is part of what is said to be "super hard work".
There are documents, signatures and support declarations.
You think it's easy if you just sign and do it, right?
But it's a ridiculous story.
His Majesty was very diligent.
All the documents that came up and the laws that passed through the National Assembly.
If there's one thing you don't know about it, you call the person in charge and ask questions.
If you don't completely agree with it, you won't sign it.
There are "support declarations" in spring and autumn.
Thousands of resumes are distributed.
There are reasons why people get support declarations.
So it's one thing with a few boxes of cardboard.
The person in charge has done this before.
If there's a "support declaration" and you go there, there are some on His Majesty's desk.
These people's resumes aren't distributed.
You don't know why this person got support declarations.
There's no way to judge it.
That's when I realized for the first time that he had called all of them.
Even now, there are only documents and signatures.
Yes, that's why there are 1,000 resumes a year.
Besides that, there are "support declarations", 200 of them.
There are "support declarations" with foreign guests, 54 of them.
Aside from that, there are about 600 to 800 "support declarations" every year.
It's like he's been working for a long time.
It's a job that you wouldn't think of as an 82-year-old man's daily life.
By the way, His Majesty does have a bit of a break.
But he likes to drive.
As expected of His Majesty, he doesn't go outside of his palace on his days off.
By the way, His Majesty's beloved car is a Honda Integra.
An Integra?
It's not a special class car.
It's a car that many foreign people are familiar with.
For example, a king or a president comes and says, "Welcome, how are you?"
It's a good thing to end with a chat like that, isn't it?
However, when a president of a country comes, the emperor will call a person who is familiar with the country in advance and ask about the current situation.
Or call a foreign official and ask about the foreign relations between Japan and that country.
It ends with a lot of listening and studying.
So it may be a short time of 30 or 40 minutes, but it ends with studying for hours.
That's how thorough he is.
So you can't measure it with just a number.
Last summer, the emperor showed signs of deterioration.
In response to that, a new law was also passed in the parliament.
What is the reason for changing the system so far?
It was a system that could not stop the emperor until he died.
After Meiji, it will be the first example of opening up a new road called "upgrade".
- In terms of schedule... - That's right.
Legally, it will be within three years, so it will be next year or the following year.
But since it's a strict duty, it's really too early for citizens...
That's right.
What I want you to pay attention to there is not that the emperor is doing a strict duty and saying, "I'm tired. Can you let me go now?"
He is still fine now, but as time passes and as he gets older, he may not be able to move.
Then he said, "I'm sorry to the citizens."
So instead of quitting for yourself, I want you to understand that you are quitting for the citizens.
And the language will also change, right?
That's right.
The rule is one language for each generation.
There are some conditions, but for example, something suitable for citizens' ideals.
In the past, there was a language called "four letters", but now it's probably "two letters".
And it's easy to write and read.
Also, a language that wasn't used in the past, not only in Japan, but also in China, Vietnam, Korea and other countries, is also no good.
Also, "send it" means to call a deceased person, but words used for deceased people are also not used because of poor performance.
Also, it's not continued.
But who decides on this language?
This is decided by the cabinet decision.
But it's not that the minister decides what to say.
It's a national language school that asks some people and makes them say some words.
And even when Heisei was decided, in the end, only about "three letters" remained.
That's nostalgic!
That's right.
And that's how Heisei was decided.
Now it's the emperor's turn.
But in the past, when something good happened or something bad happened, it was decided.
So it has a lot of meaning.
It may be inconvenient for you, but I was born in the Showa period.
And I have a love for the Showa period.
It's a little different from separating it in the 1910s.
So the language will change, but you were born in Heisei.
And we were born in Heisei when the new language came out.
I would like you to have that kind of affection.
One...
Two!
You can't do that anymore!
This mission is to pilot a construction machine and make a god's work successful.
We've come to Cobelco Training Center in Amagasaki.
Here you can learn how to pilot construction machines such as chauvelers, planes and forklifts.
We're going to learn from Mr. Kotake.
First, we'll learn how to pilot a chauveler.
We'll start with driving practice.
By moving the two levers in front of you back and forth, you can make a full body change.
To go straight, it's important to push the two levers with the same force.
Now that we've learned how to pilot...
Now we're going to climb up this hill.
Isn't it scary?
It's scary!
It's a little scary.
What happens if you fall?
It hurts!
It doesn't hurt!
First, Lena will try.
I'm scared!
Are you okay?
I'm scared!
Are you okay?
This is really scary!
I'm scared, too!
It might be better to look ahead.
I'm scared!
Next up is Iso-chan.
I'm scared!
Mao-kun is doing it too.
This is too much for me!
Next up is the practice of moving the boom, arm and bucket in three places.
The driver's seat's right and left levers are operated by moving them left and right.
This looks hard.
First, scoop up the gravel and put it in the bucket.
From Lena-pyon.
I'm scared!
This is bad! What should we do?
This is definitely bad!
Wait a minute!
This is bad! Something heavy came out!
And she tries to put it in the bucket but...
Next, Iso-chan carefully and slowly scoops it up.
This one too, a lot of it goes out of the bucket.
Last, Mao-kun also carefully scoops up the gravel.
Sensei, if you're telling the truth, it will go in properly.
But it didn't go in.
It didn't go in.
Next, use the tip of the bucket to split the balloon.
Lena-pyon splits the balloon and Yamauchi-sensei's face.
Yamauchi-san, it's complete!
Cute!
But it looks like it'll break in an instant.
Yamauchi-san, here I go!
Do it!
It's pretty!
She's saying "do it!"
Furthermore...
Yamauchi-san, bye-bye!
Okay!
Wait a minute!
It didn't break at all!
Yamauchi-san...
I'm really strong.
Next, Mao-kun also splashes water on the Yamauchi balloon.
It won't break at all.
What is that?!
Yamauchi-san, you did it!
Next, we'll ride on a construction worker and have her experience a height of about 10 metres.
First, let's start with Iso-chan.
Wow, it's high!
Wow, it's higher than a building!
This is bad!
I can see all the way over there.
Isn't it shaking a little?
There's a little wind, so it's shaking.
Next up is Lena.
It's not scary at all!
I love heights!
The way you reach is amazing!
I think I can reach Lena's chin, too!
Last up is Maoki, who is afraid of heights.
I feel like I'm going to die.
How do you feel?
I don't feel anything.
I told you I couldn't react in a funny way, didn't I?
When I said, "I can't reach that high."
I can't react in a funny way.
Can you say "wah" or "kyah"?
Like, "Did you get it?"
I can't do it!
She's angry!
Using a jishu, a shovel car, and a forklift, she challenges herself.
Will she be able to resist?
I'm sorry, Edon!
You shouldn't be so angry, Maoki!
I told you I couldn't reach high places!
I told you I couldn't reach places as high as Hinadan in a concert!
But you told me to go!
You have no choice but to be angry!
Right, Mr. Yamaochi?
Why would I go?
I would like to announce the "kashiko-zenzen-dame- na-baka-ko."
If you get it wrong, you get a penalty game!
I will now announce it!
This week's "kashiko-san" is...
Airi!
She sings "kimi ga iu" every day!
Japan is the best!
And this week's "baka-ko" is...
Reina-pyo!
The answer is "Edo" without any evidence!
But "Edo" means a lot of things, doesn't it?
And if you consider the end of the era, you can't say "Edo" anymore.
Why is that?!
There is a history of 89 years, and this is the first time that something like this has happened.
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