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You're also an astronaut!
In other words, I'm an astronaut.
The latest space science special!
Wasn't Earth round?
The studio is shocked by the shocking fact!
Don't look at me like that!
Emergency news!
NASA has discovered a planet with extraterrestrials!
It's a planet that might have aliens living in it.
What's flashing is lightning.
In addition, we're going to have a grand tour of the space station!
It looks pretty close.
Stand up!
Bow!
We'll be off!
Today's special instructor is
the former president of the Friendship Space Technology Department,
Mr. Yanagawa Koji!
He has participated in many space experiments,
and is also an examiner of space pilots' preliminary exams.
He is a teacher who knows all about space!
You've grown up so much!
Thank you!
How was it?
Amazing!
Thank you!
She is the first female president.
It's amazing.
I didn't expect it.
You didn't expect it, did you?
Nice to meet you, Kamais.
Your career will change, too?
Nice to meet you.
Of course, you have worked with many astronauts, haven't you?
Yes.
Wow, amazing!
There are 11 astronauts in total.
This is in the early days.
In the early days.
After that, in 2008, 3 more astronauts were added.
There are 11 astronauts in total.
They have been doing space activities.
Who is she?
She is John Young, an American astronaut.
She says "amazing" twice a month.
Twice a month?
The first time was on April 16th.
She walked on the moon surface.
It's amazing, isn't it?
Is she the one?
Yes, she is.
Is she John Young?
Yes, she is.
After that, when the space shuttle first flew,
the captain called her "an astronaut in space."
An astronaut in space.
In other words, "space."
She says "amazing" twice a month.
Let's ask the teacher who was active in space development at the forefront of space development to tell us the latest space news.
Here is the first one.
NASA announces discovery of a planet similar to Earth.
In February of this year, NASA announces discovery of seven planets similar to Earth.
What is the reason for that possibility?
This is a composition similar to the sun.
It's an image diagram, right?
This is very similar to Earth.
There are a total of seven of them.
What are the conditions for being similar to Earth?
For example, water is liquid state.
And the surface is soil.
And from the sun, we get some energy from the composition.
Those are the conditions for life forms to exist.
Being similar to Earth means that there might be aliens similar to us living on Earth.
It's a planet that gives us that expectation.
There's even more surprising space news.
Here it is.
It's a cutting-edge explorer looking for aliens.
What?
It's a cutting-edge explorer looking for aliens.
It's called "Breakthrough Starshot Plan".
Do you know this man, Hawkins? He's a physicist.
Yes, he's a professor.
Also, people like Zuckerberg and Milner have come together.
Zuckerberg is the founder of Facebook, right?
Yes, that's right.
Zuckerberg is the founder of Facebook, right?
They made this type of explorer.
Is that an explorer?
The small one in your hand?
Yes, it is.
It's so small!
This is an explorer.
You can fly it and look for aliens.
But it has an aviation system and a camera.
What?
Isn't it too thin?
You can fly it far away.
They're trying to make something light and small.
So you can explore everything in that size, right?
That's right.
Alpha Centauri is the target location of the explorer.
It's about four light years away.
Four light years.
It's four light years away from the speed of light.
That's right.
They're sending this system now.
They're planning to send it up to 20% faster than the speed of light.
They're going to send that small thing at one fifth of the speed of light, right?
That's right.
Because it's 20%.
Do you understand?
Are you okay?
I can't!
How do you fly it?
Let's watch a video.
This is the explorer itself.
It's about one meter wide.
How does it accelerate?
It emits a laser beam from the ground.
Laser?
It accelerates up to 20% of the speed of light.
And over 20 years...
It's a plan to go all the way to Pentaurus.
There's a planet nearby.
We'll take a picture of it and send it back to Earth.
That's the plan.
Isn't it amazing to fly with a laser?
The light is grainy, but when it hits a film like this and bounces back like this...
It becomes pressure and moves forward like this with that pressure.
It's really hard to imagine.
The pressure of the laser light is amazing.
Let's look at the next latest space news.
NASA announced that Earth wasn't round!
We only have this image, but look at this.
It's funny, isn't it?
It's like this!
Don't make a face.
It's like this.
The picture of Earth we saw earlier...
We're looking at the shape of water.
If you actually peel off the water, it looks like this.
Peeling off water?
It's like taking all the water.
Then it looks like this.
There are mountains and seas.
The earth is bending little by little.
It was expressed by the "deoid model".
If you take all the water here and let it drip from there...
It will gradually fill up and become a circle like the earth we saw earlier.
That shape means that gravity has always collected equal points.
It's called "deoid model".
Earth is definitely not a sphere or sphere.
If you take all the water off, it will look like this.
It only looks like a circle because of the water.
If you take it all off, it will look like this as a star.
Next, let's learn about the relationship between the earth and the moon.
If you make the earth this big...
The moon is about this big.
It's small.
It's surprisingly small.
It's about one-fourth of the earth.
I thought it was bigger than the earth.
I have a question for you.
How far are the moon and earth apart?
Is it about here? Is it about here?
I see.
Nagisa, if you make it this big...
How far apart are they apart?
It's close.
Sensei, what do you think about this distance?
I think it's a little close.
But I have an answer for you.
I'll give you one more chance.
Okay, Airi.
If you make the earth this big...
How far apart are they apart?
If you show it with the string that Sensei prepared...
It's about here.
Thank you for your hard work.
It's about here.
Yes.
It's like this.
If you make the earth this big...
The moon and earth are 380,000 km apart.
If you make it this distance...
It's about 13 meters.
It's a little too close.
Nagisa, you should go over there.
That's how far apart they are, right?
That's right.
The moon is about one-fourth of the earth's size.
The actual distance is about 384,400 km apart.
The next theme is...
Where do space pilots who fly to space go?
Space pilots...
You're going to space now, right?
Do you know where you're going?
Isn't it the moon?
Did you think all space pilots were going to the moon?
Yes.
That's not true.
Chihi?
When you fly up, there's another opportunity.
It's like a base.
You go there.
I'm sure you have something you want to say, don't you?
That's right.
This is where space pilots are headed.
International Space Station ISS.
Chihi, is that what you wanted to say?
That's it.
Is it true?
It's definitely a machine base.
It's pretty big, isn't it?
That's right.
This is 107 meters.
This is 75 meters.
It's about the same size as a soccer court.
There's a soccer court-sized base in space.
It was completed in 2011.
It's pretty recent, isn't it?
It's been more than 17 years since we started making it.
You didn't fly it from Earth as it is.
You assembled it in space.
Space shuttles, Russian rockets and Japanese rockets, too.
More than 140 machines flew in and assembled it.
It's amazing, isn't it?
This is the expanded part of the space station.
It's mainly where humans live.
This is the American module Harmony.
This is Columbus in Europe, and this is Japan's hope.
Six people live here for six months at a time, and they do various systems maintenance and space experiments.
This space station is a collaborative project of 15 countries around the world,
but that's not all. America is doing this, Russia is doing this, and Japan is participating in this hope experiment island of Japan.
Where on earth is this ISS flying?
Well, it's flying at an altitude of 400 km on earth for 90 minutes a week.
This is surprisingly low, isn't it?
It's like this.
It's like this from here.
Isn't it floating?
Well, it's floating.
No, it's floating.
Barely?
This altitude is 400 km.
It's Kyoto from Tokyo.
Kyoto.
That means it's only about a distance between Kyoto and Tokyo.
This is about 7.7 km per second.
That means it moves about 8 km per second, right?
How many weeks does the earth travel per day?
It travels 16 times per day.
It's traveling at such a fast speed, right?
That distance.
Yes.
Ah, I see.
For example, it moves between Tokyo and Osaka in one minute.
It's traveling at that speed all the time.
When it arrives, it looks like it's going to have bones.
It's like meat that hasn't been left behind.
We have actual footage of earth from ISS and footage of ISS from earth, so let's take a look.
Earth from ISS
Wow, beautiful!
This is earth from ISS.
Yes, this is what it looks like when you look at earth from a altitude of 400 km.
Wow!
I'm spinning this a little faster now, and that glittering thing is lightning.
Wow!
It's lighting up!
This is aurora.
Wow, beautiful!
Beautiful!
It looks pretty close.
Wow!
This is ISS from earth.
Well...
Wow, that?
That's it. It's shining and going all the time, but it moves pretty fast.
Wow, it moves really fast.
It goes by its own vision in about 10 seconds.
So it's different from an aurora and it's different from an airplane.
Wow!
Please take a look at it.
Wow!
I see. If you want to see something like this, can you look it up?
Yes, JAXA has a website where you can look up ISS.
If you go there and click on it, it will show you where and when the space station will move like this.
Wow!
Please take a look at it.
I see.
ISS is flying all the time, but why can it not fall?
It's flying, isn't it?
If it's that far away, wouldn't it fall to Earth like this?
I know it's floating if it's in space.
I feel like it's going to fall because of gravity.
It's going to fall if you don't do anything.
It's flying at a speed of 7.7 km/h.
It's falling, but it's falling like this.
It's falling, but by the time it falls, there's no Earth.
So it goes around and finally comes back to its original position.
That's the speed at which satellites don't fall to Earth.
It's called the first space speed.
It's falling all the time.
It's falling all the time, but it's coming back from round.
If you go at that speed, the roundness will work.
It keeps falling all the time and comes back before you know it.
I'm saying it like I know it now.
You don't know it at all.
What time is it?
You don't know it at all.
The ISS is pulled by gravity and the force that falls to Earth works,
but if you move at a speed of 7.7 km/h,
even though you are pulled by gravity, you will not fall to the ground and you can continue to go around the Earth.
What do you do when you're out of line?
Out of line activity is...
There's air here.
Because of the air, we can live like this.
But there are many devices like this in the ISS.
There are also devices on the outside.
If something goes wrong with these parts, you have to go and replace them.
To do that, you wear space clothes and go outside.
Wow!
That's how it is in space.
It's really scary, isn't it?
It's scary!
The inside of these space clothes is oxygen.
It's about 0.5 atmospheres, but you can still breathe.
So you go outside and do the necessary work.
You work for about 7 or 8 hours and go back to where you were.
That's how it is.
What's the temperature like here?
The temperature is...
There's a shadow here.
For example, this shadow of a stick.
The side where the sun hits is about 120 degrees.
This part is about -120 degrees.
That's about it.
Wait a minute!
What do you mean?
The side you're pulling now is 120 degrees.
Yes.
The shadow is...
The shadow is behind this stick.
Yes.
The sun's light doesn't hit here.
Yes.
I'll leave it alone for a while.
- 120 degrees?
That's right.
What?
What do you think of it when you hold it?
What do you say?
Hot or cold...
What do you say?
But in space clothes, isn't it always the same sun?
That's right.
Yes.
This space clothes...
Various layers overlap about 12 layers.
Yes.
It's insulated and has a sink.
Even if you touch this glove here, you won't feel hot or cold.
It's okay.
Wow!
Even with this, it's still connected to the ISS.
If it comes off or something like that, it's terrible.
That's right.
Being apart means being accelerated.
It's getting farther and farther away.
So...
It can't be helped anymore.
It's about this size.
It can't go.
However, there is a life support device here.
There is something like a jet device on the back of this.
If that happens, the jet device may blow and come back.
Before that, when doing space exploration activities,
there is a string called "tethering".
We always hang the string somewhere.
Even if we are apart, we make sure that the string doesn't go anywhere.
From now on, it's a space experiment quiz!
It's a question about being in zero gravity.
If you fly a paper airplane in zero gravity...
What will happen?
Shion!
My hair will melt!
That can't be!
It's dangerous!
It's a very dangerous space!
Airi!
It will deform and become a crane!
Airi!
You should have announced it earlier!
Unka!
Will it stay there forever?
It won't go forward and stay here.
Let's see the correct answer!
There is a video, so here it is!
Let's see how a paper airplane flies in zero gravity.
Can you see it?
The correct answer is "it flies upward."
It goes up and up and just goes up, right?
On the ground, gravity and gravitational force come out of the wings.
It's balanced, so it flies straight.
If you adjust it well, it will fly straight.
If you throw it in space, it's in zero gravity, so you can't pull it down from below.
Gravitational force only works upward, so it goes up and up and up.
You mean only the force you throw, right?
That's right.
You can't pull it down from below.
I see.
Here's the next question.
What happens when a candle fire is in zero gravity?
Oh, Nagisa, you're fast.
It stretches up very vertically.
Airplanes also went up, right?
I see.
How about you, Hokado?
On the contrary, it stretches up very horizontally.
Horizontally?
I'd like to see it stretch up horizontally.
Now, Ai-chan.
When it's my birthday or something like that, I realize it's my happy birthday.
It's fashionable.
No way.
Now, let's see the correct answer.
Here it is.
It becomes round.
It doesn't go up, does it?
Is there a reason for this, professor?
Well, on earth, there is a phenomenon that heavy objects go down and light objects go up.
But in space, there is no gravity, so there is no gravity.
That means, the burning gas spreads out in various places little by little.
As a result, since there is no gravity, the ball becomes round.
I see.
In addition, in space life, there are things that are different from life on earth.
Here it is.
Daily exercise is essential.
In orbit, there is no gravity.
Yes, no gravity.
When we live on earth, we use gravity and force.
We live to resist it.
If the weightlessness continues for six months, there will be no load, so the muscle strength of the whole body will be reduced.
So, if you come back to earth without doing anything, you can't withstand gravity, can you?
That's right.
Muscle strength and bone strength will be reduced.
By doing this kind of load exercise, you can maintain your bones and muscle strength.
I exercise for two hours a day.
Do you do it every day?
Yes, almost every day.
Almost every day? One day? Two hours?
So it's part of your job, right?
You have to do it, right?
Yes, you have to do it.
And you don't have a shower.
You have to exercise every day, but you don't have a shower.
If you don't have a shower, it's like a shower head.
If you take out the water like this, it will spill out, right?
Yes, the water will spill out.
If the water spills out in the line, it will go into various machines and it will be out of order.
First of all, I do it.
Once I experimented whether I could use the shower when it was closed.
It took me a lot of time and effort to recover the water, so in the end I stopped.
If it's that hard, you shouldn't do it, right?
Yes, that's right.
Water is also precious, isn't it?
One day of human life is said to be about 3.5 liters.
It's hard to bring all of that water from the ground.
For example, we collect air in the air on the road.
We also collect water.
We also collect urine and pee in the bathroom.
We clean it up and drink it again.
So we turn pee into water.
If you don't do that much, water is precious.
It's not easy at all to bring water from here.
To recover water, we compress the amount of water we bring from the ground to one-third.
Or we bring a rocket with us.
If you feel the cost of a rocket, it's about 400,000 yen for a cup.
It costs 400,000 yen for a cup of water.
You pee in the air, don't you?
In the next segment, we will learn how to become an astronaut.
Until now, JAXA has applied for 5 times.
The latest one is the one we did in 2008.
Is it a general application?
Yes, we will apply for it.
Does it mean that everyone can apply for it?
Yes, anyone has a chance.
If you have an application for the next astronaut, please apply for it.
I don't know if it will pass or not.
AI-chan is quite thin in front of the director.
Can you do it?
I think it's okay.
You're lying!
To become an astronaut, you have to apply for 10 subjects.
Let's test if you meet the conditions.
If you think you can't pass this test, please sit down.
The person who can stay until the end is suitable for becoming an astronaut, right?
To be honest.
Yes.
First one.
If you are Japanese and you sit down, you will definitely pass it.
Everyone wants to be an astronaut.
Second one.
If you like Japan.
Third one.
You can talk with anyone.
She pushed it.
Sujin.
I can't do it.
What are you saying?
I can't emphasize it.
Fourth one.
You don't hate English.
You're quite mischievous.
You don't hate English.
You're quite mischievous.
You don't hate English.
I don't like English and I don't like studying.
You don't like studying.
I see.
Fifth one.
It's worth doing what you're doing now.
Sixth one.
You're doing more and more new things.
That's good.
You're good at this.
Seventh one.
You don't hate your body and you're confident about your health.
She pushed it.
I'm not confident about my health.
You're not confident?
Yuri, you're not confident?
I'm not confident.
Why?
I think I'll lose my health soon.
You're lying.
You dance a lot, don't you?
My health is affected by the environment around me.
You're naive.
Eighth one.
You can swim.
I can't swim.
You can't swim?
I can't swim.
I see.
You can't swim.
You're good, Ai-chan.
Ninth one.
You've been through a lot in society for more than three years.
That's good.
Six people are left now.
That's bad.
There are a lot of people left.
Last one, tenth one.
You studied natural sciences at university.
Why? Why are you sitting down? You didn't do it!
You didn't do it!
What are you doing?
You didn't do it, did you?
I did.
You didn't go to college, did you?
Yes, I did.
What? You went to college?
It's a lie.
It's a lie?!
What is it?
Oi-chan.
I live in the countryside quite often.
It's not like that.
You studied natural sciences...
I have a microphone.
No, no, you studied at university.
Damn it!
All of you didn't do it, did you?
As expected of you.
It means that people who have done all 10 subjects are suitable for spaceflight, right?
That's right.
Yes.
There are 10 subjects.
Yes.
But since you are Japanese and this is a national project in Japan...
Yes.
Since you are doing it as a team, you must be good at communicating.
English, Russian and Japanese. You need to be able to communicate with these.
You need to learn and master what you haven't done in your life on the ground.
You need to stop hesitating and keep doing it.
And you need to be healthy. There is strict training and such.
It must be tough, right? The training itself.
Yes. And swimming is a bit strange.
During training, you need to train your flying skills.
And even if you don't land on the water, you need to swim and wait for help to come.
That's how you swim.
What is that?
There is such a thing?
And you can't say that you are studying at a good school and you have excellent grades.
But in real life, you need someone who has gone through a lot and raised you well.
And this is an automated system.
There are a lot of machines lined up.
You need to repair them and do various chemical experiments.
If you don't know anything at all, you will be in trouble.
At this stage, you need to study natural chemistry.
I've heard that you do special things with actual exams.
Yes.
If you live a normal life, you will be able to endure it somehow.
But your stress will increase gradually.
When you enter a certain extreme state of mind, you need to think about how you can endure it and how you can judge it.
There are a lot of things like that on the road.
If that happens, you have to judge it correctly.
There is a training course in the United States called NORSE where you walk around the Rocky Mountains for about two weeks with 20 to 30 kilograms of luggage.
Wow!
This is...
This is 20 to 30 kilograms!
This is a survival training course in Russia.
So you train like this and see what kind of movements you can make in extreme conditions.
This is the opposite.
There is a life support like this at a depth of 20 meters.
In this case, you can't escape from the radiation switch right away.
So you have to do it carefully and carefully.
At times like this, when something abnormal happens, you have to train yourself to judge and act correctly.
Wow!
I get nervous right away.
It happens.
Ordinary people get panicked.
Next is the latest space news, the second part!
A couple's bond detection.
It's called the latest space science.
If you can detect this kind of thing...
I can't stand it!
Really?
I can't stand it!
You can't stand it?
But you can't do it, can you?
She doesn't do it at all.
What does this mean, professor?
In June, Tanegashima launched a rocket.
The satellite is called Michibiki.
Michibiki!
What is this?
It's a fast land satellite that searches the earth from space.
I think you all know about GPS.
GPS. It's in everyone's cell phone.
That's an American system.
If you combine this data with the American system...
Up until now, you could only measure it in meters.
But if you use this, you can measure it in centimeters.
What?!
In centimeters?!
That's right.
It's like this, right?
That's right.
Up until now, you could only know that you're getting closer in the park.
But now you know you're getting closer in centimeters...
Wow!
Please give me a break!
You don't know if it's French or deep, do you?
Stop it!
It depends on how you move.
Stop it!
We have a question for the professor from Airi.
Professor...
Yes, Airi?
Are there aliens?
I see.
That's a good question.
Well...
First of all...
Aliens...
We are aliens.
We are life forms living in space.
I hope you didn't say anything weird.
We're all like that.
Yes.
Earlier...
I explained that we should look for planets similar to Earth.
Yes, you did.
There are temperature, pressure and gravity similar to Earth.
There are various conditions for life forms to exist.
We don't know yet...
But there are about 4,000 conditions.
If there are 4,000 planets similar to Earth...
Some of them...
For example, like we've been following...
Yes.
It may take hundreds of thousands of years for life forms to exist.
So...
As a professor...
Is it possible for aliens and life forms to exist?
I think so.
Wow!
I want to be friends.
With aliens?
I don't have any friends.
But since I don't have many friends...
My only friend is an alien.
Special Homeroom
We're going to have a special homeroom now!
Everyone, please take your seats.
We know, we know.
You probably know why we're having a homeroom all of a sudden, right?
Something amazing happened, right?
Today's...
Homeroom is...
We have a really happy announcement!
Hamaya-kun, please tell us!
Enemweed Manabu-kun's video will be broadcasted!
Today's video will be broadcasted, so if you want to watch it again...
If you missed it, please access the Kantere videos!
You can watch it on your smartphone, tablet, or PC!
Really, all over Japan...
Don't try weird things!
You're stuck in the studio!
Why, why?
Don't try weird things!
Why?
Did you all think it was Lilipon?
Stop it!
Did you think it was Lilipon?
You're stuck in the studio!
It's not like that at all!
What are you doing?!
We're at X-facty!
Thank you!
We're peaceful people!
This time, we've come to Expo City, Japan's largest large complex facility in Banpaku Memorial Park.
This time's mission is to stay in a padam and make a catchphrase.
This time, the three of us will experience each facility in Expo City and think of a catchphrase that will convey our charm.
But...
Do you know what that is, Naru-chan?
I know what it is.
What is it?
It's a bird-like creature.
It's not a creature.
It's a tower of the sun.
Wow!
Nune?
Nune Shazdechira?
Do you know who made it?
Who made it?
Japanese?
Who made the sunflower?
Goho!
Goho is in Japan, but...
Goho is a musician, isn't he?
Huh?
No, he's not.
The first three people who are a little anxious to come here are...
Obie Osaka, a large nature museum where you can experience nature from five floors.
Here, you can feel nature in its entirety with images, sound, texture, smell, and body.
And the first thing you'll experience is...
If you put your hand on the green animal, you can see its information.
It's an animal pedi.
I can't decide where I want to go.
Oh, it's difficult.
Good!
Oh!
Place, month...
Oh, it comes up like this.
Okay.
And if you put your hand on the displayed number...
The fastest in the world...
Huh?
Huh? That's fast!
You can also see bean knowledge.
100 kilograms!
Next is...
Mount Kenya, where you can experience -15 degrees of hardness.
Oh, it's cold!
It's cold, it's cold, it's cold!
It's cold, it's cold!
Go back to your room!
Immediately, they enter a room where they can experience -15 degrees Celsius.
And then...
I'm scared, I'm scared, I'm scared!
What kind of face are you making?
- Amazing! - Wait a minute!
- It's so warm! - It's not hot at all, but...
It's warm!
I didn't know there were people living in a country like this!
- You're right! - I see.
I'm glad we're in Japan!
Next, they'll experience the exhibition "Elephants", an exhibition where you can infiltrate the African elephants' herd.
You can see African elephants desperately surviving in Africa's harsh environment.
And then, they'll come out and...
- What do you think, Mahfun? - I don't know.
- Huh? - It stinks!
It stinks!
- Do you know this smell? - I know, I know!
- But it's the first time I've smelled something like this in my own house! - That's right!
And then, they'll smell it, but...
- It smells so bad! - Yeah!
- It smells like leaves! - Are you okay?
Why are you so calm?
It doesn't smell like anything at all!
- It smells good! - It's like you haven't eaten it yet!
- It doesn't smell good! - But it smells bad!
- Really? - Really?
Next, they'll go to a photo spot where you can transform into an animal or take photos in harmony with nature.
First, they'll try moving as fast as an animal.
Time Slice
Airi will try.
Airi is laughing!
This is crazy!
Don't do it!
What is this posture?
Don't forget to smile!
Next, in the free pose, you can take photos with animals.
In the extreme pose...
It's hidden! It's not shown!
This is an exorcism!
In addition, in "become"...
Please pay attention to my face!
Nice! Nice!
You look beautiful!
And...
Here in Obii, Osaka...
The catchphrase is...
Please!
I'll say it!
Elephants' poop was healthy!
Good!
Even though we did so many things...
In the end, it was healthy...
I can't leave your nose!
And so...
Obii, Osaka's catchphrase is...
Here in Obii, Osaka...
Next...
It looks like we'll ride this Ferris wheel!
Wow! This is crazy!
This is crazy!
Congratulations!
My neck is tired!
Apparently, it's number one in Japan!
Really?
It's number one in Japan?
Yes!
It might be high, but it's wide!
Wow!
It's huge!
Is it transparent underneath?
No!
It's pure!
Pure!
Is there such a thing as VIP ?
I've never heard of a VIP seat in a Ferris wheel
What kind of seat is it ?
Wow ! It's different !
It's totally different !
Wow ! Let's go !
Wow ! It's cool !
It's fluffy ! It's true !
It's cool !
It feels good !
It's very comfortable to ride in !
I feel like I'm getting out of a Ferris wheel
I have an image of having a pain in my buttocks
I've never had such a thing
Do you want to raise your legs ?
I can still go up !
I'm going up !
Can you go up ?
No, I can't !
Wow ! It's amazing !
It's beautiful !
It's strong !
It's strong ! I see !
It's scary !
It's really scary !
What should we do ?
It's really impossible !
And it takes about 10 minutes to get on the Ferris wheel
It's close to the top of the Ferris wheel
I can see the whole view of the Ferris wheel from here
Wow !
It's amazing that you can see it from above
At night, the Ferris wheel is also lit up
and you can enjoy the night view of the city
Let's bring it for a date !
It's true !
Because it's a good effect of the Ferris wheel
If you confess your love to me here,
can you say "yes" in a moment ?
Can you say "yes" in a moment ?
Yes, I can say "yes"
I don't like that kind of binding
You bind yourself !
Next week, "Kistos Tea" will be released
Various animals' ecology, and learning to talk to each other
Can they make an attractive catchphrase ?
Yes !
It was fun, wasn't it, Gizmo City ?
Yes, it was fun !
What do you mean "peace" ?
We are all very silly, and no one wants to say anything.
You don't like being said, do you, Airi ?
I want you to say something.
Huh ?
What is it ?
You don't like being said, do you, Airi ?
Why do you say this ?
You don't like being said, do you, Airi ?
I don't think you say weird things like that.
You don't like being said, do you, Airi ?
She said it freely and gracefully.
Now, let's announce the prize for "Smart and not useful at all" which was also excellent this week.
This is either a reward or a penalty game.
Let me announce it.
This week's smart one is...
Chihi !
She gave a very close answer with the quiz, "iss".
Today, we have a smart badge and a gift from Sensei.
Sensei, Sensei, what is that ?
What you received.
It's not a badge, it's a paperweight.
Yes.
It's a space station.
It's a Japanese space station.
Space station.
Paperweight.
Wow, it's the first time for me to receive something like this.
It's amazing.
It's the second one and I'm already surprised.
Now, who is this week's smart one ?
Smart one is...
Airi !
It's like a survey of astronauts.
She lied until the end and tried to become an astronaut.
Please don't tell weird lies.
I'm not suitable for being an astronaut.
Why do you wink at me ?
He is Kusarao.
Next week, Manabu will study the special skill of the best-selling writer, Captain Lee.
The top of money is money.