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Wow!
Tonight's theme is a hot and boiling sport, rugby's charm, which we'll learn from the rugby world's legend, Mr. Ohata!
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Salute!
Eyes!
Thank you!
Bow!
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This special lesson is by Mr. Ohata Daisuke, a former rugby representative of Japan.
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A world record holder of 58 caps and 69 tries, he is a rugby world legend!
He is also an ambassador for the Rugby World Cup Japan Tournament, which will be held in September of this year.
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Ichikawa-san and Ohada-san, you two seem like good friends.
That's right. Nice to meet you.
No, that's not it!
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I've met Ichikawa-san and Ohada-san before.
Today, I asked Mr. Nakagaya for a favor, but...
I didn't expect Mr. Ichikawa-san would...
What are you talking about?! Stop it!
You've scaled it down a lot.
That's not my fault!
It's because of the budget!
Mr. Ichikawa-san, you know a lot about rugby, don't you?
Yes. Actually, I have a license for rugby's C-class referees!
That's amazing!
What's that?!
C-class referees...
Yes. I have a license for rugby's referees.
Wow!
The other day, at a kid's event, when I was a referee...
A kid called me "scumbag".
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You think you can't judge properly?
I was a referee, but...
The kid said, "Get out of my way!"
How old is the kid?
He's in elementary school.
In elementary school?!
Moreover, NME48 is also a special supporter of the Rugby World Cup.
NMB48 is also a special supporter of the Rugby World Cup.
My older brother used to play rugby at Tokyo University.
He lost last year, but this season, he won nine times in a row.
Wow!
That's amazing!
At his last tournament, he tried to play rugby.
Wow!
That's amazing!
That's right!
He was like "kinkeshi".
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"Keshi"?
Finally, you said "kinkeshi".
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Her first appearance, Haasa!
Yes!
With a cute name, Haasa!
Do you know how many people play rugby?
About 30 people.
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You're hitting it in a weird way.
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It's spinning around a lot.
There's no mistake about it.
Do you know the match hour?
About an hour.
It's not a sport you usually play.
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If you play soccer, it's usually 45 minutes.
Do you know anyone else?
Uka!
He's so stiff and he goes "gan"! and hits it.
I know him.
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She knows about the time.
I won't forgive you for that.
What's with you lately? You've been talking about rugby all the time.
I've been hitting rugby with my shoulders.
Ichikawa-san, you were trying to do something and you pulled it back.
When Uuka was doing something, Ichikawa-san, you were trying to do something and you pulled it back.
What is it?
The white beard you have now is a yellow card.
Don't make fun of me!
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It's not like that now.
You're like Ichikawa-san's killer swing.
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Stop it!
You're the worst!
First of all, rugby is 15 against 15.
Each match is 40 minutes and 40 minutes against 80 minutes.
And the way you score is with a try and a kick.
In rugby, you can't pass the ball like that.
Do you know what I mean?
You can't pass the ball like that.
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Nagisa!
You can't pass it forward.
Correct!
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That's right. It's pretty rare, isn't it?
That's right. You have to move forward, but you have to hold onto the ball.
In rugby, you can't dig forward and you can't drop it forward.
So you can't play in front of the ball. That's it.
You just have to remember that it's forward.
Now, let's take a look at the Rugby World Cup that will be held in Japan in September.
The Rugby World Cup is the world's third sports event.
It is said that it is the third sports event alongside the Summer Olympics and the Soccer World Cup.
By the way, it is said that it has an economic impact of 43.72 billion yen.
Wow!
That's a lot of money.
If you think about this amount of money, you'd think it's a pretty big event, wouldn't you?
That's right. In 2015, this was a big topic of discussion at the England tournament.
South Africa's downfall.
That's amazing!
This is ridiculous.
First of all, Japan won in Zimbabwe in 1991.
Since then, we haven't won for a long time in 24 years.
We've been losing 16 times in a row.
South Africa is a competitive country that has won the world cup.
Rugby is said to be the sport with the least bankruptcy.
And we won against the world's top teams.
Rugby is said to be the biggest bankruptcy in the world cup history.
And rugby is said to be the biggest bankruptcy in the sports history.
Looking at this picture of a representative of Japan, what do you think of it?
Not only Japan, but there are players from various countries.
That's right. There are various players from other countries.
That's right. This is it.
Even foreigners can become representatives of Japan.
First of all, my birth country is Japan.
And one of my parents and grandparents are from Japan.
And they have been living and playing in Japan for more than three years.
If you can clear one of these conditions, you will each have a Japanese representative qualification.
You only need one, right?
You only need one of them, right?
That's right.
That's why foreigners think of players as representatives of Japan.
But it is also possible for foreign players to become representatives of other countries.
They are players who play for Japan with quite a strong consciousness.
That's right.
Next, we will learn about rugby's simple questions.
Is rugby ball shaped like a circle because it was used for something?
It's a unique shape, isn't it?
Even among ball games.
Jo!
Yashino-ki.
What?
It's "mi", isn't it?
Yashino-ki is amazing. It's very hard.
But Yashino-ki can also be used by children in Fiji and South Korea when they can't use a ball.
Ichikawa-san's face.
Stop it!
When did you say that?
Just now.
Just now!
Stop it!
That's enough!
Red Card, you're out!
See? See? It's you. See? It's you, Red Card. You're out.
Now, the correct answer is this.
Yes, it's a pig's bladder.
At first, there was a rugby ball like this, but it was a little heavy.
So, in order to make it a little lighter, they used this pig's bladder.
If you inflate it like this, it will form a circle like this.
And because of the strength of the ball, they used a cow's skin.
That's how the rugby ball became like this.
Why do you wear a lot of yokoshima shirts?
Lena-pyon.
Because the shirts are red and white, I wanted to make the white part look like udon.
Stop it!
She's an udon character, and she loves udon.
Nice to meet you, I'm udon!
She's kind.
She's a kind udon.
Kojine.
I see you a lot.
Oh, I see.
The correct answer is this!
In order to make it look bigger, they used this shirt.
Originally, when you wore a yokoshima shirt abroad, you wore a shirt with a single color design.
But because it was a little late for rugby to enter Japan, it became a yokoshima shirt.
It's a distinction, isn't it?
Also, in Japan, if you're not physically fit, you can't wear a yokoshima shirt.
So by wearing a yokoshima shirt, you look bigger.
That kind of visual element is what made this yokoshima shirt.
You're such a thin, thin person, aren't you?
That's right!
You're not thin at all!
You're thin!
You're just under-sized by a kilo!
It's just like that right now, isn't it?
It's just like that.
See, if you put it on a straight line, you're thin, right?
If you put it on a straight line, you're thin.
No, that's not it!
That's not it!
During a rugby match, the coach is in a daze.
Nagisa!
She's in my heart.
Gyo!
Audience?
Ah, in the audience's seats?
Yes.
I see, in the audience's seats.
The correct answer is this!
In the audience's seats!
She came out on the left!
The correct answer is Gyo, isn't it?
On the ground, a player is a very popular sport, isn't it?
The coach is already in the audience's seats.
From there, you put on a headset and give instructions to the coach and staff around you, right?
So, a captain basically manages the whole game.
A captain is said to be a coach on the pitch, right?
So, all of the decision-making power is entrusted to the captain.
So, it's often said that...
In South Africa, right?
In the last one-play...
Eddie Jones, the head coach, aimed for a kick from the audience.
In other words, by aiming for a kick, the game was tied, right?
If it was decided.
But, if a player makes a try, there's a possibility of a comeback.
So, from there, the captain decided not to make a kick, but to make a try.
So, he made a try and won.
That's amazing!
So, is it quite possible?
It's possible, but...
Eddie Jones threw his headset and got angry.
It's impossible, right?
It's impossible!
The next theme is...
Don't miss this play that makes rugby 100 times more fun!
Now, if you know about this play, you can enjoy the game.
Let's introduce this play.
First of all, how to score a goal.
"Try".
Rugby is tough, isn't it?
"Try" is...
On the other side of the goal line...
On the ground of the space called "in goal"...
On the other side of the goal...
How to score a goal by putting a ball on the ground.
The intense attack in front of the goal is the biggest attraction of rugby.
It's amazing. It's amazing.
It's an act of trying to put the ball where it crosses the goal line.
This is often appreciated by players who have scored in various competitions.
If it's baseball, you can hit it or hit a home run.
But rugby doesn't do that.
It's a team play.
When you leave the ball to the person next to you, you lower the area.
If you can give the person next to you a little space, you can play well.
If you think you can do it, you can create a better environment for the person next to you.
So you put yourself in a difficult situation and connect the pass.
So it's a ball, but it's a lot of trust.
It's entrusted and entrusted.
Finally, this player takes responsibility and tries beyond the goal line.
Players who are down on the ground and players who put the ball down all tried it.
Wow, thinking about it like that, I can see it in a new and interesting way.
If you pass the goal post, you get a goal kick.
After you score a try, you have the right to kick it, and if you score it, you get a point.
This is the conversion goal.
The first try and this kick are the two types of points.
I feel like the position of kicking is always a little different.
That's right. After you score a try, you can kick it from where it goes down vertically against the try line.
If you think about it like that, the middle is more difficult.
That's why everyone goes to the middle when they score a try.
But if you just barely get a try at the end and think about how to make it easier, you soften the angle.
That means you're going down more and more and more.
If you go down, the angle will be loose, but it will be difficult to get away.
That's why there are a lot of professional players who can kick this kick.
Scrum is a set play when the game resumes.
Eight forwards with strong bodies collide with each other and steal the ball in the middle.
It is also said that a collision shock weighs two tons.
That's a lot of power.
This is a lot of power.
I've been playing rugby for a long time, but I've never played forward.
That's why I've never played scrum.
Even if you look at it from a teacher's point of view, you'll be surprised.
I'm getting used to it.
It's a great victory.
If you go to see the game as it is, you can hear a sound like a gun when you scrum.
The sound of people colliding.
And it's not one-on-one, it's eight-on-eight, so it makes a lot of noise.
The sound is amazing.
The power is also eight people.
That's right.
So if a lot of big players get together, you have the image of being strong, right?
But it's not like that.
In the same direction, if everyone has one power combined, it's strong.
So it may be a small group of players, but everyone has their own strength by uniting themselves with their feet's angles, pushing timing, and posture.
By doing so, Japan is getting stronger and stronger because we have a base of strength that can be calculated.
That's amazing.
When it comes to rugby, it's this play.
Tackle.
Yes.
It's a play where you catch the opponent's attack and block it.
Mr. Yamauchi, please explain.
There wasn't a video of you tackling.
No, there was!
There wasn't!
There was only one of these players.
Yes, only one of these players was found.
There wasn't!
With that said, Mr. Yamauchi will receive a tackle.
In this situation, here...
Hit it like this...
Wow!
Scary!
Even now, it's scary!
Mr. Kohan, you shouldn't be reckless.
I'm sorry.
If you're going to do it, say it to someone you know.
Yes, it's dangerous if you don't do it to some extent.
Can I have the ball?
Yes.
Why me?!
I see. I want to see it!
Ichikawa, who has Geffrey's angle, gets a serious tackle.
Here I go.
Wow!
This is the last one!
Can't you do it now?
If you do it now,
it's a real red card.
It's a real red card.
Rugby is a dangerous and dangerous sport,
so it's very tough for players like that.
So, if you tackle a player flying in the air,
or if you tackle someone on their shoulders,
it's a foul.
Next, we're going to have you tell us about the World Cup matches.
First of all, we have the qualifiers.
There are 20 categories.
There are 5 pools in each category,
and 2 teams will advance to the finals.
Who are the candidates for the championship?
New Zealand has won two consecutive tournaments.
They're in the middle of their year.
And against New Zealand,
the team that won the most recently is, like Japan, Ireland.
Wow, that's strong.
Let's look at Japan's opponents.
Wow, it's a world championship.
I think they're a little behind.
Japan is second, and Scotland is seventh.
Japan is 11th, and Russia is 19th.
Samoa is 16th.
Yes.
To be honest, Ireland is a little behind.
In terms of strength.
So, the point is this Scotland match.
I see.
In terms of Russia and Samoa,
of course, they're behind.
So, they have to win this one.
Japan's main match is the final match, the Scotland match.
It's a draw, but it seems like Japan has a chance of winning.
Japan is consistently playing well, so it's an advantage.
Japan is one week behind from Samoa to Scotland.
I see.
On the other hand, Scotland is...
There is only three days left for the final two races.
And Japan is still hot in September and October, isn't it?
I think European players are very bad at high temperature addition.
I see. I'm looking forward to it.
He is a Scottish kindergarten player.
You are not a coach, are you?
He is a captain.
He controls the game with a very calm tactical sense.
And he is very good at kicking.
By the way, including that kick, he scored 20 points in the last tournament in Japan.
It is important for him to play a game that he is not active in.
If he can do that, Scotland will have an advantage in the same way as in the last tournament.
Let's take a look at Japanese players.
You look kind, Mr. Fukuoka.
He is really kind.
What kind of player is Mr. Tamura?
He is a Japanese representative commander.
He is a genius.
He controls the ball with his hands and feet.
His footwork is similar to that of handling a ball by hand.
And he has a wide field of vision.
It is very important for Mr. Tamura if he can be a Japanese representative commander in the final tournament.
Mr. Fukuoka is in the same position as me.
Anyway, you can see it by looking at him.
He is very fast.
I see.
His tackle is also very good.
His defense is also good.
Even if the opponent escapes, he can catch up with him because of his fast footwork.
He is a player with such high skills.
After the World Cup, Mr. Fukuoka will quit 15-man rugby.
I heard about it.
And the Olympics will be held for 7-man rugby.
So, Mr. Fukuoka aims for the Olympics one more time.
And if he participates in the Olympics, he will quit rugby from the top level.
And what he will do is...
He will study medicine.
He is smart.
He is equal.
And this is the match that will be held in Hanazono, Osaka.
Pay attention to this.
Georgia vs Fiji.
Both teams are very distinctive teams.
First of all, Georgia.
In terms of scrum, it is said that it is the strongest team in the world.
Big players...
In rugby, there are ball game and fighting game.
You can see the strong elements of fighting game in this team.
So, if you go to the ground, you will definitely see a fight.
You can hear the sound of the bone cracking.
You can hear the intense sound of the bone cracking in this team, Georgia.
On the other hand, this team, Fiji.
It is written as "Fijian Magic".
As if you are doing magic, the ball moves from anywhere.
Each person has a very high ability.
The ability of running is also high.
Both teams have high targets, so please pay attention to it.
Both teams are extreme.
There is another team.
I want you to see Tonga representative.
Tonga representative.
Tonga is a team that fights against America.
The size of Tonga's feet is 30cm.
Tonga's shoes are only 26cm.
So, Tonga's body is very big.
Can you say it as a man?
You are explaining Tonga, aren't you?
That's the only reason I came here.
You are making fun of me.
This week, we will announce the candidates for "stupid kids" who were excellent and "smart kids" who were not good at all.
The prize is a punishment game.
Then, I will announce it.
This week's "smart kids" are...
Nagisa!
Nagumi was smart.
And this week's "stupid kids" candidates are...
Joe and...
Hartha!
Joe is "yashino ki".
It was close.
It was close, but...
Hartha was correct, wasn't he?
It's my first appearance, so I will do my best.
There are candidates like that.
This week's "smart kids" challenge is...
Catching a ball and winning!
Rugby ball catching competition!
First, you will bounce this oval rugby ball.
And you will catch the ball that bounces.
You will win if you can catch it vertically like this.
If you succeed first, you will win.
Let's do it!
You are good!
Next is Haasa.
If you can do it, you can do it again.
This is...
Haasa did it in a stupid way!
She did it in a way that it couldn't be delivered.
As expected, all the technicians were surprised.
That's dangerous!
That's good. Haasa, go wild like that.
Next time, we will thoroughly explain Costco, which is a hot topic.
We will introduce products that you should definitely buy.
Furthermore, there is a secret in Costco's list.
You can buy a lot of things there.
It's good.