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Who is the owner of Japan's number one brain?
Brain's all-round martial art, Brain King!
All over Japan, 205,413 people are proud of their brains and participate in the qualifier.
The ones who won that high-level fierce battle are...
These eight geniuses!
Last year, Brain King won twice in a row.
This year, Tohdei Pharmaceuticals aims to win three times in a row.
And then, Tohdei Pharmaceuticals will challenge it.
In addition, the strongest brains in Tohdei culture...
The owners of the strongest super brains in Japan will be decided here!
The owners of the best brains in Japan will be decided tonight!
The strongest brains in Japan, the best qualifier, Brain King, begins now!
Who will shine as the strongest brains in Japan?
The first stage is a question about brains and knowledge beyond common sense.
Question one.
Here is the question.
Read the following DNA and answer which creature it is.
Researcher of Tohdei Pharmaceuticals, Mizukami Sou!
Pandora Virus Salinus.
How does he know? How does he know in an instant?
Researcher of Tohdei Pharmaceuticals, Mizukami Sou, has analyzed complex DNAs several times in just a few seconds!
Suddenly, he is showing off his terrible intelligence!
Here is the question.
Look at the following image and find out how many cubic centimeters are there in a block of relative stones stacked on top of each other, each of which is two centimeters in diameter.
What?
Inouye Ryo, a genius of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery.
Two thousand five hundred and twenty.
Why? Why do you know?
Only two seconds after being shown!
Inouye, a genius of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery!
Inouye, how fast is his brain rotating?
Well, I was surprised to find out why I could not see the area.
I'm sorry, I still do not quite understand.
What do you mean?
Well, I noticed that the number of cubic centimeters is increasing in order from the top.
Even if you know the cubic centimeters and calculate it, it is impossible for you to answer quickly.
It is impossible.
Let's go.
Here is the question.
It is a question to test your flexibility.
Use your head to complete an acronym and answer the tools used in it.
That was quick!
Inouye Ryo, a genius of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery!
Yes, it is a clock.
Now, the genius of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery will skip from Jovan.
This is the correct answer in two questions in a row.
What does it mean? It said "ryu", didn't it?
At first, it said "use your head", so if you put "head" in the quotation marks, it is written "ryu's head" and it is called "ryu's".
That's right. The "head" of "use your head to complete the word" read in the question paragraph actually means "use your head" to complete the word.
If you put "head" in the quotation marks, it becomes "ryu's" and the tool used is a clock.
"Use your head", huh?
Even so, the genius of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Inouye Ryo, showed us an amazing skill.
The correct answer in two questions in a row is excellent!
Let's move on.
Here is the question.
This is a weather satellite image based on weather forecast data.
When this weather satellite image stops, what is the size and strength of the typhoon?
Missou Mizukami of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery.
A large and violent typhoon.
That's correct!
Missou Mizukami of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery has just given us an answer.
I see.
She must have carefully put knowledge of this area in her head.
Missou Mizukami has increased her pace.
Let's move on.
Here is the question.
Think with your head softened.
What will go in the middle?
Answer two or more questions.
Two or more?
Now, Mizukami-san from the University of Tokyo Department of Science and Technology.
Can I put all of them in my mouth?
Wow! But we don't know what it means!
What does it mean to put all of them in your mouth? Let's ask Mizukami-san.
Mizukami-san, please explain it.
Well, if you look at this middle square as "mouth" and not "square",
for example, if you put the "e" of "well" at the top of this "mouth", it will become a word "enclose".
That's right. At first glance, this problem looks like a problem of connecting the surrounding kanji and the middle to make a compound word.
However, it is not a problem of making a compound word.
If you look closely at this middle square, it is not a square but a combination of kanji.
For example, if you put in the kanji "old", it will become the kanji "hard".
In the same way, all kanji will be successful.
If it is such a problem, you will try to make a compound word, but if you can't do it, what should you do?
It is amazing that you can come up with such a flexible idea.
Mizukami-san, a researcher of Kodai Medical Department.
With his overwhelming knowledge and mysterious knowledge all over the world, his flexible idea is...
He is indeed a researcher of intelligence.
Let's start.
Here is the problem.
In the next graph, answer what it represents.
Kumihara Keitaro, President of Kodai Medical Department.
A combination of "en" and "gen".
How do you know? How do you know with only this Olsen graph?
Kumehara Keitaro, associate professor of economic sciences at Kyodai Economics Department, gave the answer in a flash.
Ms. Takada, how about you?
Well, how did you know with only this Olsen graph?
I'm always concerned about exchange rates like this.
Oh, from everyday life.
As expected of an associate professor of economic sciences at Kyodai Economics Department.
Let's move on. Here is the question.
The total area of the black part formed by the next triangle is how many square centimeters?
Kyodai Economics Department's genius, Inoue Ryo.
One hundred and eighty five.
It hasn't been a second since I opened the graph.
How do you know with only this?
Kyodai Economics Department's genius, Inoue Ryo.
Did you notice the regularity of the head and figures? It is indeed a human computer.
Here is the question.
Think with your head relaxed.
What number fits in the question mark?
What is this?
Kyodai Economics Department's genius, Inoue Ryo.
Four.
Why? We don't know. We don't know. We only know what's on top of "i".
This is the order of the longest national roads in Japan.
The numbers on this question represent each national road in Japan.
From Tokyo to Aomori, from the longest national road line No. 4 to the shortest line No. 174, in order.
It's broadcasted by Asenbosen.
A genius of the Department of Cardiology, Leon Inoue.
A genius of transplantation, who passed the Department of Cardiology with ease.
His ability is truly a human computer.
The greatest genius of the Department of Cardiology, Inoue, aims for the top of Japan.
Let's begin.
Here is the question.
What is the official name of the law that is commonly referred to as "terrorism prevention special measures law"?
The greatest genius of the Department of Cardiology, Komatsu, from...
The law that is commonly referred to as "terrorism prevention special measures law" is a special measure law that is implemented by Japan against foreign countries in order to achieve the goal of international alliance verification, which took place in the United States of America on September 11, 2013, in response to attacks by terrorists.
I can't stand it! I really can't stand it!
In this tense stage, in his first appearance, I thought he was absolutely correct.
Even if you know the answer, you still think it's the answer.
Even if you say you can't read it...
Wow!
Is it such a vague answer?
You're right.
Komatsu-san, you've said it all without getting it wrong.
In the future, I'm interested in law, aiming to become a lawyer.
Do you know all about Japanese laws?
I know pretty much everything.
Wow!
I see.
As expected of Komatsu-san, the greatest of the Department of Cardiology, who won the lottery for the first time in Tokyo University.
Maybe you can add a page to this new brain.
Here is the question.
If you read the four alphabets from now from the fourth to the first in reverse, you will get an "a" word.
Translate it into Japanese and answer it.
"e", "m", "a", "f"...
"mizukami-sou", "meisei"
Fast! "mizukami-sou", "meisei" is fast!
He also answered the English question easily and showed it.
As expected, this person is strong!
It is "mizukami-sou" of the University of Tokyo Faculty of Science and Technology.
Here is the question.
This stone tablet contains the world's oldest peace treaty.
Please answer what battle this treaty was tied to.
Knowledge monster of Tokyo University, Aoki Hiroyasu!
Knowledge monster of Tokyo University, Aoki Hiroyasu is also a member of Tokyo University Faculty of Medicine.
Faculty of Medicine is strong!
Aoki is a knowledge monster of Tokyo University.
Now, the knowledge monster of Tokyo University has shown its presence.
Let's go!
Here is the question.
Please answer how many years the next effect was issued from what year to what year.
Kumehara Keitaro, chief secretary of Kyodai Economic Department.
From 1949 to 1958?
That's right!
You are still young!
"I can't give up my share of economy to you," says Keitaro Kumehara, CEO of Kyodai Economic Group.
Where is the clue for this?
In goendama...
Since this era was the beginning of goendama, I think it was before 1949.
That's right!
There are two kinds of goendama currently distributed between Japan and China - the first generation and second generation of goendama.
The first generation of goendama were distributed from 1949 to 1958, and the second generation of goendama were distributed since 1959.
Keitaro Kumehara of Kyoto University.
The economic specialist who passed Kyodai Economic Group is...
His real name is...
Here is the question.
Based on the next ingredient chart, answer which celestial body these meteorites came from.
Do you know the answer?
Keitaro Kumehara of Kyoto University.
Mars!
Keitaro Kumehara of Kyoto University.
Here is the question.
Answer the first sentence of "Waka" which is said to be the song of Toyotomi Hideyo.
Here it is!
Inoue Ryo of Kyodai Economic Group.
Tsuyu to ochi, tsuyu to kie, nishi wagami kana, nani wa no koto mo yume no mata yume.
Will the genius Inoue Ryo of the Cho-Dai-Fu-Ra Yatoku be able to run?
Will he be able to run, Inoue Ryo?
I can do anything.
Anything.
When he was two years old, he already knew how to read kanji.
This Inoue Ryo.
His knowledge of the field is really not limited to a specific field.
It's true.
Now, will this Inoue Ryo, who is burning with passion for stopgames,
be able to accumulate more points?
Let's go.
Here is the question.
The following figure represents the former president of the United States of America.
Fill in the blank with two people.
From Mr. Komatsu, the strongest man of Tokyo University Literature.
Number 19 is Rutherford Hayes.
Number 21 is Chester Alan Arthur.
After seeing this list, it didn't even take a second for him to press the button.
From Mr. Komatsu, the strongest man of Tokyo University Literature.
As expected, there is no time for hesitation.
From Mr. Komatsu, the strongest man of Tokyo University Literature.
He graduated from O-in High School, the highest high school in Japan.
This year, the super elite who decided to study at the waterfront
will aim for first place in Japan.
Here is the question.
The following figure represents a number.
What is the name of that number?
Number?
From Mr. Komatsu, the strongest man of Tokyo University Literature.
It is Aoki Hiroyasu.
It is the Raspires number.
Why do you know? Just by looking at the numbers of Todo Prefecture, you can get an answer in an instant.
The knowledge monster of Todai University, Aoki Hiroyasu.
He has been called "Shindou" since he was young, and now he is a member of Todai University Faculty of Medicine.
He has a mind of fear.
The Raspires number refers to the salary standard of public officials compared to that of national public officials.
I don't think I'm over 100 years old. I had the impression that I was particularly tall in Kanagawa Prefecture.
You know it well.
After that, the first stage ended in a big chaos.
The next stage is...
It is a question of memory power and diagram recognition ability.
I will now show you 30 seconds of 20 different types of diagrams.
Memorize all of the diagrams and line them up correctly.
The average number of correct answers for this question is 6 out of 20.
Let's begin!
Start!
You must memorize a series of diagrams that you are not familiar with in a short period of time.
Let's say it is a question of extreme memory power.
The time limit passes in a blink of an eye.
And...
Memory end.
Now, please open your answers one by one!
Will "perfect" appear in these answers?
Now, I will announce the number of correct answers.
20 out of 20.
In other words...
"perfect" is...
You know?
Mizukami Shisou of the University of Tokyo!
Inoue Ryo of Keio University!
Kimori Ken of Keio University!
All three of you are "perfect"!
Oh my, oh my!
All three of them answered "perfect" correctly!
The semi-final is coming soon!
Among the eight geniuses, who will advance to the semi-final?
Now, here is the question!
The next telephone number depends on which country.
Inoue Ryo of Keio University!
Open your answers!
Uzbekistan.
Are you kidding me?
No way!
How can you know Uzbekistan?
Inoue Ryo of Keio University!
This part of this telephone number represents the country number.
998 is the country number of Uzbekistan.
What an amazing knowledge!
Let's move on!
Here is the question!
According to Japanese numerals used for real estate,
the smallest one is 3 in Mie Prefecture,
but what is the largest one?
Let's find out!
This is a question about the flexibility of the brain.
The largest number is included in the 47 unanswered questions.
If you can answer this, you may be a genius!
The question that answers the largest number of unanswered questions in the 47 unanswered questions is...
The University of Tokyo Department of Economics, Mizukami School.
Answer, open!
k
I'm surprised!
Usually, when we think about the line of Chiba Prefecture, we think far beyond the number "k".
Mizukami School, the University of Tokyo Department of Economics, is a brilliant brain that can even think of the unit "k" above it.
Now, will that miraculous brain increase its momentum again from here?
Let's go!
Here is the question!
It is a question of physical strength and imagination.
This year, as a pitcher...
...and as a batter, Shouhei Otani is very active.
How far will he grow in the future?
Japanese expectations are limitless!
So, here is the question of dream confrontation!
If, for example, a fast-paced super pitcher Otani and...
...a fast-paced swing speed super batter Otani play against each other...
...and the ball is "just met" and the batter hits a home run...
...how far will the ball fly?
However, the conditions are as follows.
Once again, a large-scale problem of common sense disruption has been raised.
However, everyone is doing their best to calculate without hesitation.
To solve this problem, what kind of field of knowledge is necessary for you, Dr. Nakamura?
It is knowledge in the field of physics and mechanics, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
Dr. Nakamura, do you need a considerable amount of calculations?
Yes, it must be a difficult calculation.
Yes, it is.
Who will be the first one to arrive at the answer?
The Prince of Lighthouse, Kaito Mori.
Kaito, open!
One thousand and fifty-three meters.
The answer has come!
This is a joke!
The Prince of Lighthouse, Kaito Mori, has cleared the high wall that stood against the lonely people!
By the way, this one thousand and fifty-three meters is about ten times of the distance of a normal home run.
He is the Prince of Lighthouse, who has arrived at the correct answer of the problem outside of planning.
Let's go.
Here is the problem.
Think about it with your head softened.
There is a kanji called "time" here.
This kanji means "strange" and "temple".
"Temple" and "fire" appear in front of "temple".
However, there is a compound word that can be formed by putting in the same kanji.
What is that compound word?
"Lightning knowledge monster", Aoki Hiroyasu, your answer is...
Open!
It's "darkness".
"Lightning knowledge monster" showed his flexible idea as soon as possible.
Amazing!
It's "darkness", isn't it?
It's a fierce brain battle.
Who will advance to the next stage?
Then, let's start.
Here is the question.
In the next graph, what does it represent?
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Faculty of Education, your answer is...
Open!
It's "the population of Gunkan Island".
How can you not know it?!
Mr. Terry, you made it!
Wow!
Feels good!
How do you know about this?
Mr. Inoue, I was interested in this when I registered for World Heritage.
I see.
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Faculty of Brotherhood Studies, has a terrible knowledge of this.
Here is your question.
Think with your head relaxed.
There are numerals made of paper.
Among them, move only one of them and get an even number.
This is a question about brain flexibility.
The point is to think of numbers and symbols with paper.
If you can solve this, you are a genius, too!
There are numerals made of paper.
Among them, move only one of them and get an even number.
This is a question about brain flexibility.
Who can answer this question first?
Wow!
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Faculty of Brotherhood Studies, has an answer!
Open!
Four times two is eight.
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Faculty of Brotherhood Studies, has an answer!
The point of this question is that there are numerals made of paper.
If you add two to the far left and five to the far right, you get eight.
So, the answer is four times two is eight.
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Faculty of Brotherhood Studies, has an amazing brain.
Wow!
After that, the battle of brains far beyond the geniuses' advanced intelligence continued.
The final of "Shunjun" is finally close.
With the extensive analysis of "Shunjun" and the number of puzzles that read the correct procedures...
Now, let's begin "number of puzzles"!
Now, let's start the battle!
Oh, no! He's got it now!
This is the first time for everyone to have such a fierce battle!
Exactly in this second, it's become a high-level battle
A close battle
In addition, the number of blocks with three blocks is added separately for each block
It's a problem of extreme concentration
The judgment is
Both of them are perfect!
Kumihara Keitaro, assistant professor at Kyoto University Faculty of Economics
And Kimori Ken, professor at Keio University Faculty of Medicine
This is the final result of the battle between two people
Four people advance to the semi-final
One of them is a genius
His face is...
Mizukami Todai, a genius with two people advancing to the semi-final
He won first place last year
With his revenge, he invented a human computer
Inoue Inoue, a genius at Kyoto University Faculty of Medicine
Mimori Mimori, a genius at Keio University Faculty of Medicine
A knowledge monster of the Faculty of Medicine
Aoiki, a monster of all genres with a mind of fear
In the semi-finals, four geniuses who surpassed their common sense will fight each other.
We will see more geniuses.
Let's start.
Here is the question.
Gold is coming! Gold is coming!
Sports have different muscles used depending on the sport.
And in cutting-edge sports science, data on the amount of muscle activity used during a competition is done.
Here is the question.
The data of the next amount of muscle activity represents a change in a certain sport during a competition.
What sport is it?
The answer is...
Start!
Now, from the first question of the semi-final, we have a very difficult question.
Ms. Horan, what do you think of it?
No, I don't know what you mean.
From the amount of muscle activity...
Yes.
...to distribute that sport...
...there hasn't been such a point of view before, has there?
No, there hasn't.
Certainly, among dozens of sports competitions...
...it is considered quite difficult to derive an answer just by the movement of the muscles.
Now, here...
...the geniuses of the brothers' medical department...
Ten seconds left.
...have returned their pens.
Ten seconds left!
The K.O. medical department's doctor...
...and the knowledgeable monsters of the University of Tokyo medical department...
...have also returned their pens.
Is there anyone who is correct?
Three...
...two...
...one...
...time up!
Let's see the answers.
Now, all of you...
...answer...
...open!
As you can see, the answers of the four geniuses...
Is there anyone who is correct?
The correct answer is...
...this one!
The genius of the University of Tokyo medical department...
...Mr. Mizukami...
...has correctly answered!
Mizukami!
Mizukami, who was lost and lost...
...answered everyone's questions.
However, in that process...
...the pens were...
...indeed...
...pulled out with a pinpoint!
Mizukami-san, congratulations!
Thank you.
In other words, what kind of thinking circuit did you follow to become a fencer?
Well, I thought it might be racquetball.
But for racquetball, I felt like I didn't use my upper body too much.
Between your elbows and shoulders, yes.
The right temporal lobe is much higher than the left one,
so it was quite unusual for me.
That's where I started writing.
Indeed, Mizukami Itanji of the University of Tokyo,
who led the answer from his muscles, is truly outstanding!
First of all, Mizukami Itanji of the University of Tokyo takes a one-step lead!
Next up is a super difficult question that goes beyond common sense!
Let's go!
Here's the question!
From about 400 B.C. to about 1,400 B.C.,
Chinese history has been described in this poem.
Based on historical facts,
this difficult book, written in various years,
can be found in all 294 volumes and up to 10,000 pages.
This time, we'll start with one of those historical facts.
Question.
Read the following sentence and answer it with concrete facts
about someone whose talent exceeds morality.
Your answer, start!
Now, the difficult question is Chinese poetry, which depicts China's history, and then comes the problem.
Now, the commentary is by Professor Yoshiro Watanabe of Waseda University.
Mr. Watanabe, what is the level of this poetry and the rest of the problems?
I think it is quite difficult.
This is a solid sentence even in Chinese poetry, so I think it is a problem that Chinese people also have to study the classics very hard to solve.
I see. Even Chinese people have to study the classics very hard to answer this question.
However...
Ah, he has already written it down! Mizukami Soh has already written it down!
Mizukami Soh has already read it down!
Ah, and now Inoue Ryo has also taken out his pen!
Inoue has also taken it out!
And now he has written it down!
Aokihiro Yasu has also taken it out!
And Mizukami Soh has already written it down!
Ten seconds left!
Mimori Ken is the last one to take out his pen!
Now, will the correct answer be revealed?
Time up!
They have finished writing down their answers.
As you can see from their answers,
Mizukami Soh, a philosopher of the University of Tokyo Department of Medicine, and Inoue Ryo, a genius of the University of Tokyo Department of Medicine, have almost the same answer.
The history of China, which spans about 1,400 years, can be found in more than 10,000 pages of Chinese history books!
Is there a correct answer among them?
The correct answer is...
Mizukami Soh, who studied at Tokyo University, and Inoue Ryo, who studied at Kyoto University, are both correct.
Mizukami Soh and Inoue Ryo, who advanced to the finals last year, are both correct.
This year, Mizukami Soh and Inoue Ryo, who are aiming for three consecutive wins in a row, are in the top two in a row.
Last year, Inoue Ryo, who won ten times in a row, chased them.
The next question is...
In 1936, the Fields Prize was established to praise young mathematicians for their excellent achievements.
Please answer as many of the winners as possible.
Answering begins now!
Now, all four of you have started writing at once.
Do you have the name of the winner of the Fields Prize, whose name is hardly known to us ordinary people, in your knowledge?
Now, this is Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Kyoto University Medical Department who won first place last year and is aiming for his revenge.
He passed the Kyoto University Medical Department with ease.
The man who is called "human computer" for his lack of knowledge.
Now, he calls for his knowledge one after another and writes it down.
On the other hand, Mizukami Itanjin of the Kyoto University Medical Department, who is aiming for three consecutive wins in a row this year,
has a common sense that he passed the Kyoto University Medical Department with ease just by studying for an hour a day.
How many winners will Mizukami Itanjin write?
Time up!
As you can see from the answers of the four of you, who wrote the most winners?
The verdict is...
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Kyoto University Medical Department!
The shortest 10 years!
Now, this is where Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Kyoto University Medical Department!
This time, last year's runner-up Inoue Ryo scored two points in a row and is now in the lead!
Will these two continue to lead?
Here is the question!
The following world map represents the annual consumption of one citizen of a certain nation.
What is it?
Huh?
As you can see, the four answers to this question are...
And the correct answer is...
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Kyoto University Medical Department!
Aoki Hiroyasu, a knowledge monster of the Kyoto University Medical Department!
The correct answer is...
Hmm...
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Kyoto University Medical Department!
Aoki Hiroyasu, a knowledge monster of the Kyoto University Medical Department!
They have now twisted the correct answer!
Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Kyoto University Medical Department!
He has scored three points in a row and is now in the lead!
The following question is...
It is a mathematical puzzle requiring a good understanding and a high IQ.
The four geniuses who successfully advanced to the semi-finals have brought us a white jigsaw that has no pattern.
This is not just a jigsaw puzzle.
If you put each piece into the frame accurately one by one, only one piece is missing.
Looking at the shape of the piece instantly and marking it on the board as soon as possible will be the winner of this problem.
First of all, it will give you time to analyze the puzzle in your head.
Four selected geniuses who have advanced to the semi- finals will put each piece into the board in their heads.
The average time for a general college student to complete this white jigsaw puzzle is five minutes.
How many seconds can these four people line up?
Or is there a genius who can draw a piece that is not enough in his head?
Analysis time is over.
Mathematical puzzle, start!
Why? Why do you know?
In any case, the geniuses lined up the pieces in their heads without taking them away.
They are terrible geniuses!
Top K.O. role-playing commentator Ken Mimori!
His time is four seconds and seven eighths!
Just four seconds and seven eighths!
Amazing speed!
Not a single piece was touched, right?
It was just a pen!
That's right! It was already in my head, and it was amazing!
The four geniuses show off their talent!
Who will advance to the finals?
Let's start!
Here is the question!
Around the 2nd century BC, it was established in Northern Europe.
Since the creation of Odin, the greatest god of Norse mythology,
there are rune characters that have been approved since ancient times.
"Secret" has been used in runes since ancient times as a code to hide important things.
Here is the question!
Read the next rune-character sentence and answer where Sbeff got the gold in alphabetical order.
I don't know this one!
Here is the answer!
In the first place, it is very difficult to read characters that were created so that you can't read them with codes.
Mr. Watanabe, what do you think?
It's a character used by the Germans.
I think it's their first time seeing it, so I think you can only read it with codes.
I see.
In the meantime, here is Mr. Mizukami of the Tokyo University Faculty of Science and Technology.
As if he already knew it, he is writing down the alphabet.
And here he took a clip from above his head!
Did he find the answer from that huge amount of knowledge?
Has he found the correct answer?
Time up!
As you can see from these four answers,
what is the correct answer?
The correct answer is...
A-U-S-T-R
Congratulations!
Mizukami Sou from Tohoku University Medical School,
Inoue Ryo from Kyoto University Medical School,
and Kimori Ken from Keio University Medical School.
All three of you are correct!
As you can see, the rankings so far are as follows.
The head-to-head semi-finals are coming to an end.
After this, the super-difficult questions that will greatly affect the outcome of the match...
High-level information processing capabilities and...
the ability to see through numbers to the end are necessary problems.
All of you will have to play against a computer.
Until now, humans have been competing against computers several times,
such as chess and shogi.
And this time, they will be challenging...
Thoughts for Snow!
It's a theory game.
In a three-by-three-by-three-by-three-by-three three- dimensional space,
you will win if you line up your own balls vertically, horizontally, diagonally, or in any order.
However, only one ball in the center will not be counted as red or blue.
This game is played by the players' first move.
The first challenger is Keio Medical School's genius, Kimori Ken!
First of all, Keio Medical School's genius, Kimori-san's turn.
Keio Medical School's genius, Kimori.
In this game, the first move is not allowed to be placed in the center.
Next, it's the computer's turn.
Hello?
I'll put it in B-2.
And when the computer places the ball in the middle, a clear ball that is not counted as red or blue is placed.
Now, it's a battle from here.
Mr. Nakamura, is this game difficult in terms of difficulty?
Yes, it is.
The ball that is not counted in either direction makes the game more difficult.
However, if you don't proceed carefully, you will never be able to win against an accurate computer.
A computer that can read numbers, hundreds of numbers, or even thousands of numbers in an instant.
It's not easy to beat this strongest opponent.
If you make even the slightest mistake, you will never be able to win against an extremely intelligent battle.
Keio Medical School's Kisai Mimori will have a great battle with the strongest computer.
However...
Checkmate!
The computer that is placed diagonally in red has won!
At this moment, Keio Medical School's Mimori has lost!
A momentary misjudgment can cost you your life.
Along with these special three three-dimensional objects...
The next challenger, Keio Medical School's genius, Inoue...
Checkmate!
Inoue has lost!
He has lost in front of the computer.
There are only two challengers left!
Will there really be someone who can defeat the computer?
Until now, this has been Sexy House and...
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Who is Japan's No. 1 smart player?
All over Japan, 205,413 people participated in the preliminaries.
These four people made it to the spring finals.
The final stage of the spring finals is a computational game where you play against a computer.
Two people have already lost in front of the computer.
There are only two people left.
Will the geniuses be able to win against an accurate computer?
Next up is the knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Aoki's challenge.
The spring finals of "The Brain King".
Unfortunately, all four people who remained on this stage are medical students.
This Aoki has also been a member of the University of Tokyo Medical Department for three years.
Will he be able to win against a computer?
First up is the knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Aoki's turn.
In this game, you have to line up three three- dimensional objects, vertical, horizontal, and diagonal.
The one who lines up three of them first wins.
In addition, as a rule, as soon as the computer places the ball in the middle, a transparent ball that is not counted as red or blue is placed.
Now, knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Aoki's challenge.
The opponent is a computer that is said to read accurately up to a few lines ahead.
No mistake is allowed in order to beat this opponent.
Will Aoki be able to win?
After that, knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Aoki shows his power of concentration.
A match between computer and Aoki.
And...
Aoki grabs Aoki's blue ball.
There is not much space left.
Every move is important.
Now, Aoki has raised Aoki's blue ball.
And, at the same time, two lines are reaching each other.
And now, computer has blocked one of them.
And now, knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Aoki's turn.
Will Aoki raise his hand immediately?
How about it?
Oh, he raised it!
Computer lost.
In other words, at this moment, knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Aoki won!
What a match!
Computer with absolute calculation power won!
In addition, knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Mizukami also won with his miraculous brain.
Mizukami won!
And...
Who won the match and advanced to the final round?
Two players advanced to the final round.
In the semi-final round, no way!
Knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Mizukami won!
Genius of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Inoue and Ryo advanced to the final round!
Two players advanced to the final round at the same point last year.
The final round of the same card was held one year ago.
In the final round, knowledge monster of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Mizukami and genius of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Inoue advanced to the final round!
The strongest brain, Japan's first final round, Brain King, now, the final round!
In the final round, super difficult questions will be asked from a wide range of fields beyond common sense.
The one who reaches 1,000 points first is Japan's No. 1 Brain King.
He will get his nutrition.
Brain King final round!
First of all, let's start with the 50-point question.
Here is the question.
It is a difficult question asking for profound knowledge of psychology.
When writing letters, you use your right hand. When using chopsticks, you use your left hand.
What would you call a phenomenon in the world of psychology where different hands work differently depending on movement?
Now, here is the answer!
Start!
Now, the final round has finally begun.
Mizukami of the University of Tokyo Medical Department and genius of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Inoue's battle.
It is a battle between two geniuses who are proud of being from the east and proud of being from the west.
Time up!
I will open the answers in order.
First of all, the answer of genius of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Inoue Ryo!
Open!
Cross-dominant.
Next, Mizukami of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Soh's answer!
Open!
Cross-dominant.
The answer has been revealed from the first question!
Inoue of the University of Tokyo Medical Department says "cross-dominant".
On the other hand, Mizukami of the University of Tokyo Medical Department says "cross-dominant".
Only one letter is different.
Now, which of these two is correct?
Now, the verdict is...
The first to take the lead is the defending champion, Miss Kamisato Itanji of Todai University.
There was a slight difference of one word, but the fact that he took the lead does not change it.
It is precisely one mistake, the so-called careless mistake, that is life and death.
That is the final stage.
Will he be able to create his own pace after this?
Mr. Futada, please.
Yes.
Then...
Here is the question.
Here are some questions about Japanese history.
What do you think of the incident in 1536 when the northernern cavalry led by the Japanese Empire began to retreat and the cavalrymen of Hieizan and Enryakuji attacked the 21 temples of the Japanese Empire?
The answer is...
Start!
This time, we will ask questions about Japanese history to the two scholars.
They will be tested in various fields of knowledge.
Miss Kamisato Itanji of Todai University, will you start writing with the start signal?
And she has finished writing.
Inoue, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, is troubled and troubled, but now he is finally starting to write.
Time up!
First of all, the answer of Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, is...
Open!
Daily life.
Next, the answer of Kamisato Mizukami, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, is...
Open!
The Dawn of the Sky.
The answer has been revealed.
Now, which is correct?
Or are both incorrect?
Now...
The verdict is...
Mizukami is as strong as ever, as expected of the Todai Yakuza.
There's no doubt about it.
Now, we'll be adding points one after another.
Now, look...
We're only at the first two questions, but...
Mizukami is...
He's showing off his authority as a king.
I can still see his relaxed expression.
I hope Inoue-san doesn't push him away and does his best.
Mizukami has been correct for two questions in a row since the beginning.
Inoue, on the other hand, has been incorrect for two questions in a row.
Inoue wants to stop the flow of this situation.
Now, Fukutawa-san, please.
Here's the question!
It's a difficult question that tests your flexibility and latest knowledge.
The next row is lined up according to a rule.
What's the alphabet for this question?
Your answers, start!
You can't solve this problem unless you soften your head.
Now, Mr. Shinoara, what do you think about that?
It's really difficult for you to switch between the two if you don't have flexibility.
Yes.
You still have fatigue, don't you?
That's right.
With this amount of time, your brain energy will be exhausted and your ability to come up with an answer will also decrease.
Even if I lie down or stand up, I can't figure it out.
You can't figure it out.
Now, both of you don't seem to be able to run the pen while thinking about it.
Also, Mizukami was the first one to pick up the pen.
As Mizukami erased "i", he wrote it down.
And now, Inoue also wrote down his answer.
Please put down the pen.
First of all, the answer of Dr. Mizukami of the University Medical Department, open!
A.
What?
The answer of Dr. Inoue, a genius of the University Medical Department, open!
A.
Both of them wrote down A.
The verdict is...
Both of you are correct!
Dr. Inoue is finally correct!
Dr. Mizukami got 3 correct answers in a row!
The alphabet "a" in this question is the first letter of the name "mountain".
"f", "k", "o", "y" represent Mt. Fuji, Mt. Kitadake, Mt. Okohotaka, and Mt. Yarigatake.
Yes, in fact, these are the mountains of Japan in order of height.
By the way, originally, Mt. Ainodake was said to be lower than Mt. Okohotaka, but it was measured in 2014 and it was found to be of the same height.
Therefore, the answer of Dr. Mizukami of the University Medical Department, open!
will be the answer of Dr. Mizukami of the University Medical Department, open!
I see! It was "a" of Ainodake!
Dr. Mizukami of the University Medical Department, open!
How about you?
In the end, I am careful about such news and I just keep it down here.
If you don't always think about it, you won't remember things like this.
That's right.
It's wonderful!
Yes! However, even if "a" is correct, Dr. Mizukami will run!
It was an opportunity to narrow the difference, but it hasn't been narrowed yet.
Will the weather be good after this?
Dr. Fuchs, please.
Here is the question!
This year, Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Then, please answer as many people as possible who have won the Nobel Prize in Literature so far.
This question is given points to the team with the most correct answers.
Answers, start!
Now, how many people can Bob Dylan write for the Nobel Prize in Literature, which he has won this time?
But, Ms. Horan, this is a battle of knowledge, isn't it?
He writes many times more numbers than we usually think, doesn't he?
I'm looking forward to it.
I'm looking forward to it, too.
Oh, Ms. Mizukami went for the second clip.
Wow!
How much does she write?
Ten seconds left.
Ten seconds have passed.
Now, how many Nobel Prize winners can these two geniuses write for the Nobel Prize in Literature?
Timestamp.
Now, please put down your pens.
First of all, the genius of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, Mr. Inoue's answer, open!
Now, let's ask how many people have answered correctly.
The genius of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, Mr. Inoue.
Sixteen people have answered correctly.
All of the people who wrote have answered correctly.
In other words, the genius of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, Mr. Mizukami's answer, open!
Wow!
Mr. Mizukami wrote two clips.
The genius of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, Mr. Mizukami.
33 people got it right.
Amazing!
Mr. Mizukami answered more than twice as many questions as Inoue did!
I was scared.
But he never changes his expression. This is Mr. Mizukami!
Mr. Mizukami.
Yes?
If you didn't have a time-out, could you have done a little more?
Everyone who won the Nobel Prize in Literature remembered it.
What? Wait a minute.
If you had a time-out, you would have spent more. You are a terrible Mizukami.
Now, can Inoue capture this Mizukami?
Mr. Fukuda.
Please.
Here is the question.
Answer both the name of the author and the work of this painting.
Answer.
Start!
This time, it's a question about art.
Inoue is starting to answer vigorously.
He is now 150 points behind Mizukami.
As Inoue, he can't make any more mistakes.
What was it?
This is bad.
And now, Mizukami said, "This is bad."
Ten seconds left!
Can Mizukami, a genius of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, lead us to the correct answer?
Oh, no. I can't think of it. I'm in trouble.
Torch.
What was it?
Please put down the pen.
First of all, Mizukami, a genius of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, will answer.
Open!
It's "Ikada" of Medius, but I can't remember the name of the author.
Inoue, a genius of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, will answer.
Open!
"Ikada" of Medius of "jericho".
The answer is...
He got it!
The genius of brotherhood medicine, Uemio Inoto got it!
Finally, it's time for Mizukami to get it and Uemio Inoto to get it.
It's not only about the medical department, but also about art.
It's a little scary to know how much knowledge there is.
Yes.
After the medical department, Mizukami's continuous correct answers are stopped with four questions.
And the genius of brotherhood medicine, Inoue, is 100 points behind Mizukami.
Ms. Fukuta, please.
Here is the question.
It's a difficult question that requires knowledge beyond common sense.
Answer where this "ido" and "kedo" point.
What does it mean?
Let's start answering!
Now, it's a super-difficult question that requires knowledge beyond "ido" and "kedo".
Do they have such knowledge?
Moreover, they even have special conditions called "kaitei".
It's a difficult question.
Ms. Horan.
What is he asking me?
What is he asking you?
That's exactly the right way of expressing it.
Ten seconds left.
And here, Mizukami wrote it!
And he put down the pen!
Inoue...
Oh, he was late and Inoue also wrote it!
Please put down the pen.
First of all, the genius of brotherhood medicine, Inoue Ryo's answer is...
Open!
"Nochirasu"?
Next...
The genius of brotherhood medicine, Mizukami Ryo's answer is...
Open!
"Luluie"?
I can't figure out the answer!
The answer has been revealed!
Now, the verdict is...
Mizukami was correct!
And even if you ask for the answer, you won't know the meaning of it!
Luluie...
Just what is Luluie?
Mizukami-san, could you explain the meaning of this question and Luluie?
Well, first of all, Luluie is a place where monsters that appear in the fictional mythology created by Lovecraft live together.
And I've heard before that Luluie is at the bottom of this well.
How do you know that?!
You're really good at many things!
She even remembers things that I've read a little bit clearly.
I want this brain, even if it's only one millimeter!
I'm really jealous of you!
The current score is Mizukami with 250 points and Inong with 100 points.
Again, the score is 150 points apart.
Inong doesn't want to be pulled away from this situation anymore.
Fukuta-san, go ahead.
Here's the question!
Think about it with your head softened.
In the picture, you'll find two kanji words.
Write those two kanji words in kanji.
Here's the question!
Inong and Mizukami are fast, and so is Inong.
They came in no time at all.
Did they come up with the correct answer in a blink of an eye?!
What kind of soft brain do you two have?!
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, Mizukami and Inong from the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please open your answers!
Musical note.
The answer of Inoue and Mizukami from the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please open your answers!
Musical note.
The answer is...
Both of you are correct!
For both of you, the answer came to their minds in a blink of an eye.
This question...
If you put in the word "note"...
Quarter note plus quarter note equals second note.
How about you, Akai-san?
Well, for the first time, I couldn't think of a word that wasn't my first time hearing.
That's right.
The point here is...
Mizukami is leading by three questions, with Inongue leading by 150 and Mizukami leading by three questions.
Well then, Fukutara-san, please go ahead.
Well then...
Here is the question.
Answer all of Japan's observation bases in the South Pole.
Answer...
Start!
The question is "answer all of Japan's observation bases in the South Pole".
However, Inongue is the one who is counting these bases with his fingers.
And...
Mizukami and Soh have finished writing their answers.
Well then...
Ten seconds left.
Inongue is running his pen.
And...
He seems to have finished writing.
And...
He shook his head in the end.
Does Inongue still have some anxiety left in him?
Please put your pen down.
First of all, the answer of Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, is open!
Souya, Shirase, Dome Fuji.
The answer of Mizukami Sou, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, is open!
Dome Fuji, Mizuho, Showa, Asuka.
Mizukami Sou, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, wrote four.
On the other hand, the answer of Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, is three.
Let's see the result!
Strong Mizukami! All four of them are correct!
Again, there is a difference!
Now, Inoue's expression is a little cloudy.
I thought so, and it should be.
The difference has expanded to 200 points.
After this, will there be a reversal of Inoue?
Or will Mizukami escape like this?
Fukuda-san, please.
Here is the question.
This is a difficult question that requires deep knowledge about water lyrics.
Conan Doyle's water lyrics, "Sherlock Holmes Series", which shines brilliantly in the world.
What is the name of the older brother that Sherlock Holmes has voted for more than himself?
The answer is "start"!
Now, do you already know the name of Sherlock Holmes' older brother?
Here is the question.
These two geniuses, along with "start", made a pen run and finished writing!
Please put down the pen.
First of all, let's see the answer of Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department!
"Mycroft".
According to the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Mr. Mizukami's answer is...
Open!
"Mycroft & Holmes".
And now...
The verdict is...
Both parties are correct!
Now...
Both parties have written down their answers for "Mycroft & Holmes".
However...
As a flow of events...
Top of the head adds up to the points.
However, Mizukami's lead is undoubted.
It is a battle that does not show any difference.
Ms. Fukuda, please.
Now...
Here is the question.
It is a difficult question where quick information processing ability is tested.
From now on...
Five questions will be asked at the same time.
However...
You will be asked for five seconds.
Start!
Huh?
Time is up.
Answer all five questions.
Only when all questions have been answered will you know the answer.
Huh?
Answer...
Start!
"Mycroft & Holmes".
In the first half...
Mizukami's team has a 200-point lead.
However...
After this...
Unexpected developments...
And...
In front of the TV...
I will show you the question again.
How many questions can you answer?
Now...
Start!
Snow king final!
The current gap between them is 200 points!
Among them, the two geniuses will be tested on...
...this super-difficult quiz where quick information processing capabilities are tested!
From now on, five questions will be asked at the same time.
However, you will be asked for five seconds.
Start!
Time's up.
Answer all five questions correctly.
Only when all questions are answered correctly will you win.
Start answering!
The questions disappeared in no time!
In an instant, all questions must be memorized...
...and answers must be provided.
This is a super-difficult question.
Will the two geniuses be able to answer all questions correctly?
Time's up!
First of all...
...the answer of Dr. Mizukami of the University of Tokyo Medical Department...
...open!
"Agari", "chouzame", "misora", "hibari", "midori"...
I don't know the last one.
The answer of Dr. Inoue, a genius of the University of Tokyo Medical Department...
...open!
"chouzame", "furidashi", "nikisaku", "misora", "hibari", "midori"...
If Dr. Inoue, who answered all five questions correctly...
...can shorten the gap between him and Mizukami by one step...
Now...
The verdict is...
Now, all five questions that Inoue did are correct! All clear!
It's finally starting now!
All five questions are correct, Akai-san!
Hmm...
Well, Inoue-san's quiet investment is good!
It's good, isn't it?
Hmm... I don't know yet.
You don't know it yet.
Now, Inoue got this final round for the first time in a row correct.
The difference in the number of correct answers is that Mizukami leads with three questions.
"Will you rewind it from here?", says Inoue.
"Won't you allow it?", says Mizukami.
Now, Fukuda-san, please.
Here's the question!
It's a difficult question that requires professional knowledge about zoos.
How do you display a cage or fence that you don't use in zoos?
What do you call it from the name of the zoo you first visited?
Here's the answer!
It's very fast for both of you to pick up a pen.
Perhaps it's a common knowledge for you two.
Hmm...
Both of you have already finished writing your answers.
"Torch".
Please put down your pens.
First of all, the answer of Inoue Ryo, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department!
Open!
"Hagenbeck formula".
The answer of Mizukami Soh, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department!
Open!
"Hagenbeck formula".
Open!
As expected, with the pen and the speed of the radio,
it may have been natural for them.
Both companies are correct!
So, once again, Mizukami and Soh are adding points.
The gap between the two companies is quite small.
The points are 450 to 300.
Mizukami is leading by three questions with the correct number of points.
Fukuda-san, go ahead.
Here's the question.
At the time of Oxford's modern civilization,
a certain "a" word's meaning is written as follows.
Correctly write the "a" word which represents this meaning.
Now, the answers, start!
In other words, what is the "a" word which is described in this English?
Ms. Caroline.
This is also a difficult question.
A difficult question.
A difficult question. I think it's very difficult.
I don't think I can answer it easily.
Will I be able to answer it as soon as I see it?
I see.
Yes, I'm looking forward to it.
Oh, Mizukami wrote it!
Mizukami wrote it! Inoue wrote it!
Could the geniuses of both companies have solved this difficult English question?
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, the genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, Inoue Ryo's answer, open!
habitat
Next, the genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, Mizukami Soh's answer, open!
Mizukami Soh's answer is correct! The answer is instinct, and in Japanese it's "honnou" (intuition)
Meanwhile, Inoue, a genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, who had three correct answers in a row and Mizukami Soh's answer, is now at a standstill.
Mizukami Soh and Mizukami Soh have lost 200 points again.
Inoue Ryo cannot lose any more points!
Will his strength improve?
Mr. Fukuda, please.
The battle is finally coming to an end!
The questions from now on are worth 100 points per question!
Here are the questions.
For the next question, the team with the most correct answers will receive points.
As a Japanese medalist at the Olympics, write as much as you can about the Japanese people who have won gold, silver, copper and all other medals.
Now, the answers, start!
This time it's sports.
It's a question about the history of the Olympics.
For this question, the team with the most correct answers will receive points.
Moreover, from here on, it's worth 100 points.
At the moment, Mizukami Soh has 500 points, Inoue Ryo has 300 points and Mizukami Soh has 200 points.
However, if Inoue Ryo had written more correct answers, Mizukami Soh will lose 100 points.
Here, both teams must squeeze their brains and write as much as they can.
Time's up!
Please put down your pens.
Now, let's see the answers of Dr. Mizukami and Dr. Itanji of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Now, let's ask the correct number of people.
Dr. Mizukami of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Six people are correct.
Now, I'm going to reveal the answers of Dr. Inouye of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Dr. Inouye of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Eight people are correct.
So, Mr. Inouye of the University of Tokyo Medical Department getting his points!
Now, Inouye from the University of Tokyo Medical Department has classified his advantage in this round.
He did it.
500 points! That's a lot of points!
Now, the score is 500 against 400.
It's only one correct answer behind.
Finally, genius of brotherhood medicine, Inoue Ryo has raised the curse of counterattack.
Now, Mr. Fukuda, please.
Then, here is the question.
Think with your head softened.
Move only one matchstick and cut this number in half.
Answer, start!
Now, the key to this problem is whether or not you can soften your head.
Right now, all of you in the guest seats can bend your necks or change the angle you're looking at.
We're going to use various actions to try and change your mindset.
So far, it's been a 100 point difference in the middle of the match.
If we were to do it over and over again, we'd only have one question.
Will you be able to cut off your head while you're in pain like this?
Or will the genius of the Brotherhood Pharmaceuticals, Inoue, win you back?
This is the question we're facing in an important situation.
If you move just one matchstick, will you be able to cut this number in half?
Which matchstick should you move in order to cut it in half?
From here on out, your faces and sponsors will be provided.
The difference, 100 points for one year,
made it to the finals of "brain king".
To this difficult question, which requires flexibility of the brain,
what is the answer led by a genius?
First of all, the genius of the brotherhood medical department,
Inoue Ryo's answer, open!
I move the matchstick under "zero" to the side and look from the side and it's "five".
The genius of the brotherhood medical department, Mizukami So's answer, open!
It's "five" from the side.
It's "flexibility".
The judgment is...
No matter how far the battle goes,
the flexibility of both brains is not lost at all.
For them, it may have been such an easy question.
For this question, first of all, I move the matchstick under "zero", which is a number of "ten", to the left.
Then, I look at it from the side and it's "half of ten", which is a number of "five".
How about you, Furan-san?
She can answer hard questions well and she can also answer soft questions easily like this.
I think she has no flaws.
Sato Shiori-san, we somehow managed to pass this test.
Yes, and my neck was also quite numb, so I thought we were on a good track, but we weren't.
Now, both teams are correct and their points are not shrinking.
What we can say is that Mizukami-san is one point closer to winning this competition.
Can Mizukami-san run away like this? Or can Mizukami- san catch up with Mizukami-san?
The difference is only one hundredth of a correct answer.
Fukuta-san, please.
Just like fire in both teams' backgrounds, a fierce battle continues.
Here is the next question.
It's a difficult question about science and history.
What is the name of the four scientists who proposed the theory that hydroxychloroquine's Schultz-Hardy's law is theoretically related to hydroxychloroquine's nature?
Your answers, start!
What kind of question is this?
I don't know what language it is anymore.
It's hard to understand the meaning of the question.
However, both teams are allowed to run their pens without hesitation.
For you two, is this a question that you can answer very normally?
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, we will open the answer of Inouye Ryo, a genius of the University of Tokyo Medical Department!
We will open the answer of Mizukami Sou, a genius of the University of Tokyo Medical Department!
It's the same answer.
Now, what is the decision?
It's like a fight against a fight!
Both of them are correct! 100 points plus!
Now, the 1,000-point finish is approaching, but there is no difference between them at all!
It's a big difference!
No, it's amazing!
The difference is 100 points!
Will Mizukami, who aims for three consecutive wins, escape like this?
Or will Inouye, who swears revenge and defeats Mizukami, catch up?
Mr. Fukuzawa, please!
Here is the next question!
Look at the next score and answer the composer and the name of the song.
However, the score is displayed for three seconds.
Time's up.
Answer, "start"!
Oh, Inoue is fast!
He's fast!
Inoue is already fast!
Now...
Now!
With the voice of Fukuta-san who said "start", he took the pen and finished writing!
Thirty seconds left.
But Mizukami-san doesn't have the pen!
Will Inoue be able to grab the chance of being in the same spot as Mizukami-san?
Or...
Or will Mizukami-san not allow Mizukami-san to narrow the gap here?
Mizukami-san, the defending champion who made Inoue run for the pen...
Ten seconds left.
Now...
Will Mizukami-san's answer be different?
Will Inoue be able to grab Mizukami-san's pen?
Or will Mizukami-san be in the same spot as Mizukami-san?
Three...
Two...
One...
Time's up.
Please put down the pen.
I'll open it.
Genius of the Brotherhood Medical Department, Inoue's answer...
Open!
Ah, Herbelle's "canon".
Doctor of the University Medical Department, Mizukami- san's answer...
Open!
Um...
Mozart...
I didn't know.
"Grab" doesn't have a song title!
If Inoue is correct, Mizukami and Mizukami-san will be in the same spot!
Now...
The verdict is...
He's won! He's won the Mizukami Song!
Last year, he lost the championship because of frustration.
But this year, he's won the Mizukami Song and is now tied for first place!
The score is 700-700.
Now, the final battle will finally begin.
Who will be leading this battle?
Fukuta-san, please.
The battle continues.
Here is the next question.
Answer all of them.
What is the Japanese title of Chekhov's four great operas?
Your answers, start!
Now, how about this?
This time, it's a question about literature.
Neither of them have their pens moving yet.
Hm? Right now, they're moving something with their fingers.
Inoue Ryo, what does this mean?
Is it trying to wake up the memories that are sleeping in your head?
And now, he's started writing with his pen.
Mizukami Song, on the other hand, is also starting to move with his pen.
Now, will he be able to answer all of the questions about the Japanese title of Chekhov's four great operas?
And if he does, will he be able to get out of it?
Time out!
First of all, Mizukami Song of the Medical Department of Tokyo University, open!
Kamome, Muanya Ojiisan, Sakura no Sono, three sisters.
Inoue Ryo of the Medical Department of Tokyo University, open!
Muanya Ojiisan, Sakura no Sono, Kamome, three sisters.
The verdict is...
Both of you are correct!
Now, we are close to 1,000 points.
However, I can say one thing.
We are still 1,000 points away.
Both of you will end in the same position.
How do you feel, Ms. Akaitama?
I'm already out of breath.
My breath is getting thinner.
- Is that so? - Yes. - I see.
The one who gets the next question will get 900 points.
Will it be Dr. Mizukami, a medical student with three years of experience?
Or will it be Dr. Inoue Ryo, a medical student with three years of experience?
This battle is coming to an end.
Mr. Fukuda, please.
This is a fierce battle that has been going on for more than a year.
"The Brain King Final".
Who will be the winner of "The Brain King"?
Yes, I will.
Here is the question.
Relax your head and use all of your vocabulary.
In red and blue, each of you will put in a different alphabet and make a formula.
Your answers, start!
"The Brain King Final" of this fierce battle.
Who will go first?
Dr. Mizukami, a medical student with three years of experience?
Or will it be Dr. Inoue Ryo, a medical student with three years of experience?
This battle is coming to an end.
In red and blue, each of you will put in a different alphabet and make a formula.
Each of you will put in a different alphabet and make a formula.
The "brain king" final with 800 points that neither of them can give up.
The topic of that scene is...
This super difficult question that requires careful thinking and full vocabulary.
Could their genius lead them to the right answer?
First of all, medical department of Tokyo University Department of Medicine, Mr. Mizukami's answer.
Open!
"b" and "h".
The genius of Tokyo University Department of Medicine, Mr. Inoue's answer.
Open!
"b" and "h".
It's so flexible.
The judgment is...
Now, both of them are correct!
Both of them raise their hands at the same time!
Now, it's a battle of two minds!
The final will be decided here!
This question...
If you put "b" in the left side, it becomes "bone" in English.
If you put it in Japanese, it becomes "hone".
And if you put "h" in the right side, it becomes "hone" in Roman.
"bone" equals "hone" and the formula is established.
Now, both of them raised their hands at the same time!
The next question will be decided by only one of them!
And if both of them are correct, the stage will be extended!
Let's go!
It's really a battle of two minds!
Mr. Kuda, please!
Now, will the next question be a question that determines fate or not?
Is it "tonight" or "brothers"?
Is it "bone" or "genius"?
Here is the next question!
It's a difficult question that requires imagination and high degree of physical desire!
In this year's D.O.lympic badminton match,
Takamatsu pair won for the first time in Japan a gold medal.
The whole of Japan was inspired by their performance.
In fact, badminton is said to be the fastest fast sport in the world,
and its maximum speed is about 500 km/h.
That's where the problem lies.
If a world-class badminton player jumped out of the atmosphere into space
and smashed into the sun,
how long would it take for it to reach the sun?
Answer up to one second.
However, the conditions are as follows.
Answer, start!
Why do we take on such a difficult problem at the end of a final match?
It's like saying, "Let's test all our abilities at the very end," and "Prove it in front of us."
Mr. Nakamura, this problem came at the end of the match.
Yes, it came here and...
Normally, it would have broken.
Will Mr. Nakamura be able to find the correct answer in this latest situation, when his brain has reached its peak?
Oh, this is a mistake.
"Oh, I made a mistake," said Mr. Nakamura.
Mr. Nakamura recalculates his calculation to his new brain.
Will he make it in time, Mr. Nakamura?
However, one side of his brain is still calculating!
Ten seconds left.
Ten seconds left!
Will Mr. Nakamura make it in time?
Oh, Mr. Nakamura is writing his answer!
He's starting to write his answer!
Time up!
Please put down your pen!
Could genius of the Department of Cardiology, Mr. Nakamura, be able to find the correct answer?
And...
Which side of his brain will shine?
The result is...
The final match of the Brain King!
Will the absolute king, Dr. Mizukami, of the Department of Cardiology, decide who will be the Brain King?
Or...
Last year or earlier, the genius of the Department of Cardiology, Dr. Inouye, who swore to defeat Mizukami, will become the Brain King?
And the result is...
First of all, the answer of the genius of the Department of Cardiology, Dr. Inouye, is...
33 years, 355 days, 19 hours, 2 minutes and 51 seconds.
The answer of the genius of the Department of Cardiology, Dr. Mizukami, is...
Open!
I don't know.
There is no answer!
Dr. Mizukami didn't make it in time!
If Inouye is correct, he will win for the first time!
But we don't know yet!
If it's incorrect, the battle will continue!
The decision is...
It's decided!
The strongest brain!
Japan's number one deciding match, Brain King 2016 is finally decided!
The winner is the genius of the Department of Cardiology, Dr. Inouye!
The strongest brain!
Japan's number one deciding match, Brain King!
Japan's number one deciding match, Brain King 2016 is finally decided!
The winner is...
The genius of the Department of Cardiology, Dr. Inouye!
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