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A mysterious adventure.
A single ship to the end of the world.
We are on a single ship.
Tonight, we have a special summer vacation for Tetsuro Yegawa for the first time.
You said you had a special vacation.
Where are you going this time?
I'm going to Vancouver, Canada with my first time.
This is your sixth time.
Mayuko, this is Yegawa English.
Do you improve your English?
No, I don't.
No, you don't.
You are fast.
I don't improve my English at all.
You don't improve your English at all.
I don't improve my English at all.
But for some reason, I always achieve miracles.
That's right.
I think it's my English ability or my heart's strength.
You learn English, don't you?
Yes, I do.
Even with your English ability, you can reach your goal.
I gain courage.
You gain courage.
Is it your human ability, Mr. Yegawa?
It's my human ability.
You know, girls often say "bankoo-ba-ku-ba" when they translate English.
You know it, don't you?
It's like someone who can speak English says "bankoo- ba-ku-ba" but they say "bankoo-ba-ku-ba" instead of "bankoo-ba-ku-ba".
It's a funny sound.
It's not like that.
You can always tell if you say "bankoo-ba-ku-ba".
Is that so?
What did you say?
"bankoo-ba-ku-ba"?
You said "rapunga".
Will human ability really work?
Let's go! To the end of the world!
Let's go!
This program is brought to you by Mitsurishi Electric, Shimizu Construction, Suntory, Kao, Honda and ION.
7500km away from Japan!
It's a regular program on Goikenvan Ride!
"My First Servant in Vancouver"!
We're here! Vancouver!
Yeah!
Now, miss.
Yes?
"My First Servant" will be the sixth episode.
Yes.
To be honest, it's not "My First Servant" anymore.
Are you sure you can do it alone?
I can do it right away.
We'll help you.
We'll wait for you.
Let's roll it up.
Last year, Vancouver was ranked 3rd in the world's easiest city to live in.
Its center is as big as Tokyo's Chiodack.
Megawa will do 3 missions here.
He's not allowed to use a taxi or get help from Japanese people.
But, in case of emergency, you can make a phone call.
I don't need it.
No, but please call me.
Even if you know?
- I don't know. - Call me.
No, it's my turn. Please call me.
So you'll call her for your turn.
I've never used it before. Don't you need it?
Let's go. First mission.
Okay, 60 seconds.
- Okay, 60 seconds. - Do your best.
Okay, countdown starts.
One, two, three...
From now on, Kawakita and the staff will watch from behind, but they won't help at all.
Fifty...
Sixteen...
Seventeen...
Fifty...
Sixty...
- Okay. - Okay.
- Now, the first mission is... - I'll give you a mission.
It's also a symbol of a city.
It's a steam clock report.
It's a tourist spot in Vancouver, Gastown.
The symbol of Gastown is this clock, which is the world's first clock that counts time with steam.
If you say "steam clock" in English...
It takes about 20 minutes from the start point to the steam clock.
Now, it's your first time using it.
One shot.
Let's do it in one shot.
What do you call a steam clock?
Sorry? Sorry?
Yes.
Do you know...
Do you know popo o'clock?
"O'clock" is a word that represents time, and "clock" is "clock".
- Popo o'clock? - Popo o'clock.
- What is it? - No, no, no. I don't know.
- Oh, you are Vancouver State? - Yes.
- We live here? - No, we live here.
- Oh, Vancouver State? - Yeah.
- Yeah? - Oh, Vancouver Jane.
Oh, Vancouver Jane.
Popo o'clock.
Joke, popo popo.
- No? - Okay.
Okay, sorry. Sorry, thank you.
Unfortunately, one shot didn't decide it.
Do you know...
Popo o'clock?
"O'clock" is "popo o'clock", right?
"Popo o'clock"?
Here it is!
Popo o'clock
Then, Dega makes a miracle here!
Really?
"Water o'clock", "steam o'clock", "steam o'clock"
Look! It's very easy!
Dega pulled out "steam o'clock" with one eye!
So fast!
"Steam sauna", "steam sauna"
If you know how to do it, you'll know how to live your life!
Thank you!
No, no, no!
I haven't said it yet!
Here it is!
Surprisingly, it's the fastest in the world!
In only 20 minutes, they cleared the mission!
It's wonderful!
This is the famous sightseeing spot of Vancouver!
People are gathering here!
Steam o'clock
By the way, this "steam o'clock"
When it's decided time...
Play a song called "Westminster's Bells", which is familiar at school chimes.
I didn't know that.
It's a song.
- How is it? - It's fast!
- It's really fast, isn't it? - It's fun!
But it's only the first one.
- It starts with the easiest one. - I see, I see.
Now, let's go for the second mission!
- It's a good start, isn't it? - Yes, it is.
Go to the Science Museum and get the most popular elephant stuffed animals.
Science Museum or something Museum... There are a lot of those, aren't there? Amazing!
It's this round-shaped building.
Science World, where you can learn about science through experiments and experiments.
Go there and get the most popular souvenirs and human- shaped stuffed animals.
That's the second mission.
"Science" in English.
It's about 20 minutes' walk from the starting point to Science World.
Now, how do you say "science museum" in English?
Sorry? Sorry? Do you know "beaker museum"?
"Beaker museum"?
- "Beaker museum"? - No.
- No? - No?
"Flasco", "flasco". "Flasco museum". "Flasco museum".
- No. - Oh, "beaker".
- Oh, sorry. I don't know. - Oh...
Everyone has heard of "science".
But in their minds, that word doesn't exist.
"Beaker" and "flasco" are just a few scientific terms.
But "beaker" can mean "flasco" in other words.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Sorry. Do you know "tabasco"? - "Tabasco"?
Do you know "tabasco"? "Tabasco museum". "Tabasco museum".
- Are you from here? - From Mexico.
- Oh, from Mexico! Thank you. - Thank you.
"Lambada".
If she's taking her dog, it must be a local.
- Sorry. - Wow! "Berberizba".
- Do you know "Litomas" paper? - "Newspaper"?
No, no "newspaper". "Litomas" sketch. "Litomas" paper.
- We don't know. - I don't know.
I'm sorry. "Spoito", "spoito".
- I'm sorry. - I don't know "spoito".
Denga puts aside her knowledge of science,
but this is all she knows.
"Spoito", "spoito".
"One push", "two push". "Spoito", "spoito".
"One push", "two push". "Two push".
Do you know "big museum"?
- Do you know "big museum"? - Science?
- Science museum. - I know!
"Silent museum"?
No! "science".
"Silent museum" equals "fats museum"?
"Together museum"?
"Animal museum", "animal museum".
"Do is do".
"Sing", "sing" is "music museum".
"Silent museum" is "fats museum".
- "Science museum". - It's difficult.
The name is "museum" and it's about science, so it's "science museum".
It's like "musical museum".
- It's "science museum". - She's kind.
"Musical" is "musical museum", "baseball" is "baseball".
"Silent museum" is "silent museum".
They've come one step further, but they don't know the word "science".
- Sorry. - We're almost there.
- Do you know "silent museum"? - "Silent museum"?
"Silent" like this?
- "Silence" is "c"? - That's "silence".
"Silence" equals "c"?
What is "c museum" anyway? I don't know what it means anymore.
"c museum" doesn't make any sense anymore.
"Tabasco" again?
"Tamaki" is "tameiki". Sorry.
- Sorry. "Tameiki" is "tameiki". Sorry. - He's cute.
"Water" equals "h" to "o".
Movies are a new field of science.
- "h" to "o" is "s"... - "s" to "o" is "s".
Litmus paper.
OK?
"Water" and "pecha", "pecha"
Pink
Blue
Oh!
Ritomasu shikenshi
Oh!
"Museum", "museum"
Ritomasu shikenshi
"Water" and "pecha", "pecha"
I go to the museum name
Come on!
"Watashi wa doko ni ikitain da?" (Where do I want to go?)
"Nan no tami ni iku?" (What do I go for?)
"Ikun imi wa wakaranai" (I don't know the meaning)
"Basho ga wakaranai" (I don't know the place)
"Mohaya" (No longer)
"Zenpen nihon mo" (All of Japan)
"Shitamo" (Moreover)
"Imiku mei e" (Meaningless)
Oh!
OK!
He has no clue.
He is thirsty and calls for a pitcher.
Sour!
I can't stand it anymore. I'll call my wife.
Eva's humiliating phone call.
Hello.
Miss.
Yes.
This is difficult, science museum.
I'll give you a hint.
Wow, what is it?
How to confirm science.
For example, Einstein.
Oh, I see.
What did Einstein do?
Einstein is sticking out his tongue.
No, no, no.
What did Einstein do?
The apple falls down.
Oh, that's Newton.
As expected.
Whatever you did is cute.
As expected of the stupidest person ever since the collapse of Horikoshi Academy.
Yura, Yura.
Don't say that.
It's not that kind of time.
The stupidest person ever since the collapse of Horikoshi Academy.
The professor told me that.
Goodbye.
Oh, she hung up.
This is the worst.
So, this is a science altercation strategy.
I see.
Do you know Newton Museum?
Newton.
Yes.
Newton of Apple.
Yes.
Newton Museum?
Uh, Pythagoras.
Wow!
Wow, that's...
I'm scared!
I'm sorry. Do you know Einstein Museum? Einstein.
We are not from here.
I don't know? Newton! Newton Museum.
No, we don't know. We are French.
Pythagoras' Tale Museum? Pythagoras' Tale Museum? Pythagoras.
No! Not at all! Do you know Einstein Museum?
Einstein Museum?
Newton Museum? Newton Museum.
I'm scared of Yaman-chan.
Einstein Museum? Science Museum?
Oh! Sorry! Sorry! Thank you! Thank you!
I knew it! Oh! Stop, Doc-chan! Stop, Doc-chan!
OK? OK! Sorry! Sorry!
Einstein Museum is Fitch Museum!
So like... I don't know how to explain this.
That's true.
I mean like learn how... like learn why the world is the way it is.
If you... it's just... so if you pass through here you'll see a big ball and that's where science world is.
Yeah and you'll be able to see it no problem. Yeah.
I don't know! I don't know!
It's a museum! It's a museum!
It's a place where you go to look at things to find out about history and stuff. Right?
I don't know!
That's weird!
Newton? Newton? Do you know Newton?
Yeah.
And Einstein?
Yes, yes.
Oh! Pythagoras?
Yes.
OK. Museum?
That way, yeah.
Oh! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Oh! Your name!
Ian.
Ian? Oh! I won't forget your name!
I know!
I won't forget! OK! OK! Thank you!
Why? What's with that big ball? I don't know what it means!
But as they walked in the direction they were told...
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! It came out! Silent ball!
Sorry? Silent ball?
Oh! OK! OK! Thank you! Thank you!
Very, very Einstein!
Yes!
Oh! Very, very Einstein!
Yes!
Oh! Wow! Very, very Einstein connected us!
Thank you!
And finally, they arrived at science world!
But it was a long way from here!
Go to the science world and get the most popular Kanzou stuffed animal!
If it's English, it's not enough. You can even read Kanji differently!
Will they be able to complete the mission?!
Go to the science museum and get the most popular liver stuffed animal!
If you're a salesman, you can't even read kanji properly!
Liver and stuffed animal...
I don't know...
Oh, let's ask this person.
So, Dega, which one will you ask?
Do you know "funya funya" bear?
I don't know either.
Here, "funya funya" is replaced with another word.
Marshmallow bear...
Marshmallow cat...
Marshmallow dog...
Marshmallow mickey mouse...
It doesn't make sense at all, but now you know English!
More like "stuffed".
St-st-st-stuffed!
Stuffs?
Yes, even if you understand it, listening is desperate, so you know English!
Stuffed.
S-p-u-f-f-e-d.
Stuffed.
Oh, this is hard!
Stuck there!
Stuck.
Stuck there!
Mickey Mouse doll and stuck there!
Doll you mean?
Stuffed doll!
Doll are strong!
Stuffed love!
"funya funya"?
"funya funya"!
Love, yeah, like squishy?
Squishy!
Sushi?!
Oh, sorry!
Stuck there!
Stuck.
Stuck there!
Stuck.
Stuck there!
Stuck who?
Stuffed!
Okay, thank you!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Stuffed!
Hey! Stuffed!
Stuffed!
No, no, no, no, no!
Stuffed!
I don't know...
I don't know, "nan de", "nan de"?!
Wait, wait, wait.
Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuffed. Stuff
- Stuffed door. - That's so cute!
This time, he'll try changing the person asking.
- Do you know "stuffed door"? - Stuffed door?
- Oh, stuffed door. - Who's there? What's "stuffed door"?
Oh, "stuffed door"! No, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Why does only that person not know?
- Stuffed door. - All right, what's up?
- Sorry. - It's okay.
Many, many people say "stuffed door".
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
- Stuffed. - Stuffed.
We asked "stuffed" for the whole night.
- Stuffed. - Stuffed.
- Stuffed door. - Stuffed door.
Oh, oh, oh, oh!
- Stuffed animal, okay, I know this guy! - Stuffed animal.
This person must be right!
- Stuffed. - Stuffed animal.
Okay, okay, Stuffed Animal.
Stuffed Animal.
Sorry, do you know Stuffed Doll?
Check her, um...
The gift shop?
She finally understood!
One, one floor.
Down, down, down.
And then...
Number one Stuffed Doll.
Number one?
Four.
Yes.
Wow!
It's true!
Mega has finally got his motivation!
The number is...
The number is certainly...
Four hours from the start!
Finally, mission cleared!
You said "science museum" at a very early stage.
I did, didn't I?
Yes, and that's correct.
But you kept saying "silent museum", didn't you?
Yes.
It's really a word of existence.
I see.
You said "silent" too clearly.
Yes, I did.
I said it too clearly, so...
"Silent" and "silent" are more...
Yes, yes.
So, it didn't sound like "science" anymore.
Do you know "silent museum"?
"Silent museum"?
"Silent" like this?
"No silence"?
Like "no speech"?
Oh, "silence" means "c"?
No, that's "silence".
What?!
What is "c" museum?!
It doesn't make any sense anymore!
"Silent" and "silence" are almost the same, but...
No, no.
To be honest, I'd like you to understand that.
That saying...
Thank you for your hard work.
Um...
From now on, we'll all eat in English.
To be honest, we can do it, but not everyone can do it.
Don't say "we" together!
I can do it!
Can I say something?
Yes.
I don't have a break.
You're good at English, so you don't have to eat.
That's right.
What do you mean?
I'd like to know what you mean.
I'm sorry.
No, no.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry about everything.
No, it's okay.
It's okay.
It's totally okay.
Right?
Of course it's okay.
It's okay.
Then, let the game begin!
He shut up!
So quiet!
No, this is a Shirley Temple.
Hello, do you understand me?
This is a Shirley Temple. Do you understand?
Temple?
Shirley Temple, that's the name of the drink.
Pong, come on.
No, this is not Pong.
This is not Pong, no.
Okay, so what is this? Somebody.
Bread.
Oh, good! You see?
Ah, bread?
Yes.
Ah, bread.
Bread first.
Bread first?
That's correct practice.
Okay, could I have a creme avocado salad, don don?
Don don.
Okay, so you eat to an order.
Oh, many, many orders.
Yeah, the appetizers are just small.
Yeah, sorry?
Okay.
Don don, no.
Don don don.
Very good, very good.
Delicious is very smart.
Yeah, right?
Yeah.
I don't understand why she understands you.
She's so smart.
You're so stupid.
But she's so smart, right?
Once again, it's the first "Play! Special"!
That was a quick one!
That was a steamroller.
That was quick!
If it's only one, you can do it pretty quickly.
That's right.
Her listening ability is amazing!
I was going to say that, but even though it's only one elevator...
That's right.
It changes there.
That's right.
If you walk there, you'll forget about it.
You'll go back to Tabasco.
That's right.
Brasco became Tabasco.
And then you met a Mexican.
Mexico!
That's amazing!
And now, it's the second half!
Sorry, a question?
Do you know Green Monster Island?
Green Monster Island!
It's the first time for Degawa Railway to use it!
Next up is...
The quiz about tonight's hotel.
Here it is!
Degawa, Kawakita.
Three questions in order of Degawa.
The time limit for each question is three minutes.
The answer can be asked to people who go to the city.
The more correct the answer is, the higher the grade of the hotel.
Now for the first question!
What animal is registered as a national beast in Canada?
No, no, say it again.
National beast.
It's a national animal.
No, no, say it again!
What is that?
A national beast is...
American donkey, Russian bear, Australian kangaroo, etc.
Animals that symbolize that country.
By the way, in Japan, there is also an animal called "kiji" or "nishiki goi".
Oh, sorry! Very sorry, very sorry! No dokkiri, no dokkiri!
Oh, sorry, sorry! Bankba, stay?
Yeah.
Oh, Bankba, number one animal name, come on!
Oh, you said bear?
Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry! Canada! Canada, number one animal, come on!
The beaver.
Huh? Oh, beaver?
Oh, black bear.
Oh, bear, huh? That's right, I fought with a bear once in Canada.
Beaver?
Eagles? Eagles?
Eagles?
Yeah.
What's eagle? What's...
The real big birds.
Oh, bird?
Yeah.
Oh, eagle!
Eagles, yeah.
Oh, eagle! Like the eagles of eagle!
Oh, the eagle! Black bear?
Deer?
Wow, you're good at this game!
A lot of deers.
A deer? What's deer?
You know, in Santa's sleigh...
Oh, Santa!
Yeah!
Oh, Santa Claus!
Oh, reindeer!
Yeah!
Oh, reindeer, deer!
Yeah!
Oh, that's too many!
Too many!
Number one, number one!
Speaking of Canada...
Beaver!
Beaver, okay, thank you!
Okay, thank you, thank you!
Sorry, uh...
Canadian number one animal name, come on!
Beaver!
Oh, beaver!
Beaver!
Her beaver!
Wow, everyone's full of beavers!
May I?
Yes!
Beaver!
Correct!
Next up is a problem for people raised in New York.
In 2010, at the Vancouver Tokyo Olympics,
a Japanese woman who won a silver medal didn't play.
That's a problem we don't know about.
It was a very big problem.
You're kidding me, right?
Do you know about it?
I know about it.
Really?
I know about it.
She won a silver medal in 2010.
This is easy.
I can do it in one minute.
She said no.
- Sure. - Okay, thank you.
- In 2010, there's Olympics here in Canada. Do you know? - No.
- Oh, you're not from here. - I'm not Canadian.
- I see. Okay, thank you.
- She said she doesn't know.
- Your question is too long, miss.
- You can make it shorter.
- Excuse me, can I ask you a few questions?
- We're eating right now. - Okay.
- Since she can't speak English, she was careful.
- As a result, she couldn't get the answer in three minutes.
- When I turn the camera, everyone gets scared. - That's right.
- Yes, not everyone will answer the question.
- It's just that this man's ability is special.
- Third question for such a man.
- What are the three seas facing Canada?
- Three seas? - That's difficult.
- Have a good trip. - It's not difficult at all.
- She got into the other person's heart in no time.
(audience laughing)
Sea.
Sky, mountain, sea.
- Sea, yeah. - Oh, sea, sea, sea, sea.
Sea, okay.
Canadian country. - Yep.
- Sea.
(audience laughing)
Oh, okay.
Canadian three sea name, come on.
- So Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic.
- Oh, thank you, thank you.
Sorry, slowly, slowly.
- Pacific? - Pacific, Pacific, Pacific.
- Arctic? - Huh?
- Arctic? - I-tick.
Wow, this is hard.
Pacific, I-tick.
- And Atlantic?
- Oh, Atlantic is okay.
Atlantic, Pacific, huh?
- Arctic? - Antic.
- Ar, ar?
- Out, outic, outic.
Pacific, Atlantic, outic.
Okay, thank you, thank you!
(audience laughing)
Atlantic, Pacific, outic.
(audience laughing)
(speaking in foreign language)
- Pacific, Atlantic, outic.
(speaking in foreign language)
(audience laughing)
(speaking in foreign language)
(audience laughing)
(speaking in foreign language)
(audience laughing)
(speaking in foreign language)
(audience laughing)
Hey, Thai, Thai, Thai!
(audience laughing)
The Calender Project by Tegosugai!
In Thailand, they'll attempt to take a series of photos!
(audience laughing)
And now, for the final mission!
Here it is!
Clear the giant maze in Vancouver's largest garden!
And that is...
Tokyo Dome's unique size!
Botanical Garden!
And this place's specialty,
a giant maze made of 3,000 trees!
"Botanical Garden" is "bochanaco garden" in English.
bochanaco garden
"maze" is "neiz" in English.
neiz
Botanical Garden is famous for its maze,
and you should be able to get there by night train.
It takes about 40 minutes by bus and to get to Botanical Garden.
"flower", "flower", "botanical garden"...
Now, what does Tegosugai say about Botanical Garden?
Sorry, sorry?
Do you know "greenland"?
"greenland"?
"flower", "greenland"?
Yeah.
Oh, "greenland"!
"greenland"?
Yeah.
- Really? - Yeah.
(audience laughing)
- Big "flower"! - Yeah.
Big "flower" and...
(audience laughing)
Big "flower"! Big "flower" and...
(audience laughing)
I don't know.
(audience laughing)
Okay, thank you.
(audience laughing)
I...oh...
I love "banana".
(audience laughing)
I like "banana", too.
Do you want?
Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Oh, sorry.
Oh, sorry. A question?
Do you know "green monster island"?
"Green monster island"?
No, I don't know.
I don't know? "Green monster", um...
"many, many flower park"?
I don't know.
I don't know. OK, OK.
Oh, nice banana.
Banana is delicious.
Thank you.
Is this famous?
Vancouver...
number one big flower house?
Flower museum?
Museum?
Museum.
There is Van-doo-sen garden?
Oh, sorry.
Thank you, thank you.
One more.
Um, slowly, slowly.
Come on.
Van...van...
Doo...
Van-doo-sen.
Van-doo-sen...
Garden.
Van-doo-sen garden.
OK!
Thank you!
Van-doo-sen...garden.
That's the biggest, best one in the city.
OK!
Vancouver...
limit.
Vancouver...
limit.
Oh, "near", "near".
Walking?
Do you know where the waterfront station is?
Waterfront station.
France station.
Sorry, flower house name.
One more, sorry.
Van-doo-sen garden.
Van-doo...
Huh?
Van...van...
Doo...
Van-doo...
Sen.
Sen...
Garden.
Garden, garden means...
Van-doo-sen garden.
That's it.
Wow, it's difficult!
Van...van...
Den...
Ah, van...
Doo...
Sen...
On the France station.
Waterfront...
Water...like in water?
Water...water...ah!
Waterfront station.
France water station.
Oh, that's dangerous!
Waterfront station...
It's the opposite, it's the opposite!
OK, that's dangerous, that's dangerous!
I almost got caught!
That's dangerous, that's dangerous!
OK, thank you!
Thank you!
Waterfront station...
Wow, it's difficult!
Waterstation...
Huh?
Waterstation...
Huh?
Water...
Huh?
Water...
Waterfront...
France station.
One... one, two...
Same garden.
This is difficult!
Water... one, France station.
Oh, thank you, thank you.
Over there.
OK, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Amazing, amazing.
I understand, I understand.
Hello!
Huh? One, two...
Oh no, oh no, oh no.
One, two, four...
One, two, four, garden.
One, two... one, two...
Garden.
Do you know...
One... one, two, four...
One, two... one, two, four...
One, two, four, same garden.
One, two...
Sorry.
Flower... many, many flower house.
One, two, four...
Same garden.
Gar... garden.
Oh, oh, oh...
Gardens... um...
Sorry.
Yes.
One...
Number one. Many, many flower garden.
Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay.
Then...
Ah, it's not waterfrance station.
It's waterfront station.
Sorry.
Um, do you know one dusen garden station name, please? Come on.
No direct connection.
Ah, no station.
Then bus okay?
Bus okay, maybe? Come here.
Oh, you are so kind.
Oh, he said "I will take you to bus stop."
Thank you! You are very kind, kind.
Yes, Canadians are very kind.
It will say on the bus stop the name.
O-A-K.
O...
O-A-K.
Wow, it's difficult. It's like A-K-B.
O-K-B.
Oak Street.
What?
O...
A...
O-A-K.
Oak Street.
O-A-K.
You have to take the Oak Street bus...
Ask them, "I want to go to Van Dusen Garden."
Bus drivers will help you.
I don't know.
The reality is being revealed.
The festival man, Miyaga, will participate in the wood festival.
O-A-K.
Once I go around, I can't stop.
O-A-K.
It's difficult.
In addition, which one is more important?
Nakaoka Civil Safety Highway.
Nakaoka City Council
DEGA, who was told that you can get to the park from a bus,
was driving on his way and he saw a bus stop.
Oh, I found it!
OK 17, OK Oak Street.
And at the same time...
That's the same bus I'm waiting for.
Oh, same?
Yes.
The old woman called out to him.
Oh, so it's the same place?
Many, many, um, flower house...
Van Dusen garden?
Oh, okay, okay, okay.
Okay, now it's a long... it's a long way to go.
When you get on the bus, I will tell the bus driver that that's where you're going to go.
So you will sit in the front, so he can say Van Dusen garden.
That's so nice of you!
Van Dusen garden is a long way from where you're going, but you're telling me it's okay.
If you don't look carefully, you'll get it wrong and forget to look and just let the bus go on its own.
That's not true.
Oh, okay, okay.
The bus number 17 has arrived.
And then...
By the bus driver needs...
You need to go to Van Dusen Gardens. He's Japanese and he doesn't know any English. If he sits in Van Dusen Gardens, I will get up before you, before Van Dusen Gardens. Then you sit as close here.
Go sit there, yes. Sit here!
And he will make sure you get up at Van Dusen Gardens, okay?
You... Sorry? You garden?
You garden?
Bus driver will say Van Dusen Gardens.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Amazing! The old lady said it for me!
And the bus leaves in 15 minutes!
Okay!
Oh, thank you, old lady!
Thank you!
Oh, thank you!
Very, very long! Happy! Happiness! Okay!
She was so kind!
She told the bus driver to tell her where to get off.
And she will shake the bus for 10 minutes!
Van Dusen Gardens?
Oh, thank you!
I will get off!
The bus driver tells her where to get off!
Amazing! Amazing!
Oh, sorry! Sorry! Sorry!
One... Two...
You say "garden", you...
I go to the garden?
Garden?
Oh, with, with!
Mine's a garden! You're a garden!
Together, with, with!
Mine's a garden! You're a garden!
Oh, together, with, with!
Oh, you're a gardener!
Oh, you're a gardener! I was waiting for you! Thank you, thank you!
- How kind of the Canadians! - They really are.
And then...
Van... Van...
Da... San...
Jo... Ta... Ni... Kal... Garden.
I was surprised at how different their names were.
- We're here. - We're here.
However, in this private property of the Tokyo Dome,
we have to look for a maze.
What do you call a maze?
Do you know "no door house"?
- No door house? - Do you know "no door house"?
- No door house. - I don't know.
- No door house. - No door house.
I don't know what "no door house" is.
"No door house" is just a maze.
No door. No door. No door.
- I don't know. - I don't know.
- Tourist? - I work here, yeah.
Oh, walk? Oh, no. Garden, the walking people.
Walk. Oh, walk?
You are "albite"?
Say "shiny"?
You are "albite"? Say "shiny"?
- You know "albite"? - No.
Uh, say "shiny"?
Say "shiny" uh...
Do you know "bonus", "bonus" "moraimattemasan"?
Do you know "bonus", "moraimattemasan"?
Say "shiny"?
You don't know "albite", do you?
- I work here... - Everyday? Everyday?
- Monday to Friday? - Everyday? Monday, Friday?
Then you are not "albite", you are "shiny"!
"Shiny"!
Money bonus, bonus.
One year, two bonus.
- Why "bonus"? - Right? Then you are "shiny".
Ah, "game"!
Game. Uh, little... little boy and little girl.
"Game", "game", "no door", "house".
What? There aren't that many?
Are you sure you're not lying?
Sorry, "no door", "house"?
Say again, "door"?
Oh, "no", "no", "door", "house", "mysteria", "house", "mystery", "house"
"Mystery", "house"?
"Mystery", "no door", "house"
Oh!
No, I don't know.
I don't know?
Sorry, thank you.
Okay, it's okay.
Thank you.
Oh, but you came up with a good one.
"No door", "mystery", "no door", "house".
Sorry, "no door", "mystery", "house"?
Where are "no door", "mystery", "house"?
A maze?
Oh!
Maze!
A maze?
Maze?
Where you walk through the...
Oh!
Amazing!
I've heard of "amazing"!
Amazing house?
A maze?
A maze.
What's "amazing"?
I've heard of it.
Amazing house.
Oh, "no door", "no"...
Oh, that's it!
"No door", "no door"!
Crazy...
Crazy road house!
Oh!
Crazy house!
Okay, okay!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Over there!
Oh, is it there?
It's there.
Oh, is it there?
I finally got it!
If you know the place, you just have to walk there!
This is huge!
Fifteen minutes later...
Oh!
There it is!
Beige...
Entrance...
Oh, interesting!
This is it!
Yes!
This is the huge maze!
Okay!
I'll finish it in no time!
If you can clear this, mission complete!
Well, it's something even kids can play with, you know?
Oh!
Oh, oh my god!
What's this?
Oh! Oh my god!
What's this?
Yes, yes, yes.
Huh?
I'm back!
But even so...
Oh, okay!
Somehow, mission clear!
What's amazing is...
When I'm talking in English...
People around me say...
"It's this way," or "It's Tsurina Station."
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Canadians are really nice, aren't they?
Yeah, they're really nice.
And while I didn't know...
I was following this garden.
No way!
No, really, really.
How do you say "plant garden" in English?
Oh, what did I say?
Flower... Uh... Many, many flower garden.
So, officially...
It's "botanical garden."
Huh? "Pineapple garden?"
Botanical garden.
Pineapple garden?
Botanical garden.
What? What? What?
I've never heard that word before.
It's "botanical garden."
Botanical garden.
I've never heard that word before,
even though I speak so much English.
For the first time,
#1 Uber was a huge success!
Yay!
Thank you for your hard work!
Amazing.
How was it?
The kindness of Canadians...
I feel like I'm going to cry.
It rained.
They're so kind.
It makes you want to go to a bank, doesn't it?
It makes you like it. It's an easy city to live in.
When you're with Degawa-san, it's like you're starting a fantasy game.
The way you say "come" over there gives you a hint.
Even if you talk, you can't say no.
But with Degawa-san, you can't say no.
You can say "sup" even when you're taking a walk.
You can say "sup" to your parents who eat popcorn.
The way you say "sup" is good, isn't it?
You said "sup" from a banana, didn't you?
What is it? What is it?
On the contrary, it's strange.
Because that person was eating a banana in the park,
I'm definitely a banana lover.
When I'm talking to a banana, I'm eating a banana.
It's natural for me to say "sup" from a banana.
I see. I see.
That's amazing.
You can get into people's hearts with a "sup"
That's amazing.
That's really amazing.
No, I'm not a "sup". I'm not a "sup".
You do look like a "sup", but...
You can only go up to a house where it says "sup" is okay.
24 hour TV.
Female entertainers team will challenge combination marimba with childish children.
7, 8!
Also, Miura will participate!
Recently, you've been showing up and making me anxious!
I'll make you do that kind of work!
It's not like that at all!
At the Gurei One Game Training Camp,
you can enjoy party games!
Right now, they're practicing hard for a lively live performance!
Please look forward to it!
In addition, the younger sister who has come from all over the world to support her
is Eguchi Mai-san, 19 years old, who lost her left leg in an accident.
I'll climb up.
The two of them will work together and climb up 3,180 meters!
They will challenge the famous technique of marriage, "Yari-gatake-touchou"!
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