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Let's go on a world tour of 196 countries around the world!
This year's last world tour will be of new beasts and spectacular scenery.
Namibia Republic!
Hello, hello, hello! This is Imoto!
I am now in Namibia, in the south of Africa!
By the way, where am I?
Now, let's go and find Imoto!
Where am I? Where, where, where am I?
The correct answer is red!
This place is dyed red.
This is where they draw in the sea water and make salt.
But why is it so red?
It's because of the goldfish breeding.
Goldfish? What is goldfish?
Goldfish is a goldfish that likes salt like a four-digit number.
The goldfish that produces red pigment, carotenoid, is abundant in the sea water here, so it turns red like this.
Would you like to try it?
Well, even salt alone is very delicious.
No way!
Then try it!
You scared me!
I didn't!
The Namibian Republic is located in the south of Africa.
It is twice as large as Japan, with a population of 2.2 million and one-sixtieth of Japan.
In a new country that was created in 1990, here is such a national flag of Namibia.
First of all, this blue represents the Atlantic Ocean.
And this red in the middle represents the land washed away for independence.
And this green represents abundant richness.
And this yellow sun represents harmony among people.
And this number of zigzags represents the number of people living in Namibia.
We will soon reach our hundredth country.
Yes, we will.
Until now, we have introduced national flags of nearly a hundred countries.
Yes.
Do you remember?
National flag?
No way!
Then, without further ado, national flag quiz!
Yes, yes.
This one.
Have you heard of it?
Of course.
Can I guess it?
No problem.
No way!
Wait, I might be able to guess it!
What should I do?
I might be able to guess the official one.
Laos?
Correct!
I did it!
Wait, wait, wait!
I see.
It's not Europe, is it?
It's South America, isn't it?
Like Guatemala.
Oh, yeah.
Like Paraguay.
Like Paraguay, but it was more blue.
Like Guatemala.
Guatemala!
Too bad!
Where?
Where is it?
Damn it!
I was so close!
What's the answer?
Venezuela.
I see.
Venezuela.
Do you sometimes do quizzes like this?
Why?
I'm saying this now, but I don't think it's in my head.
Like animals and life forms.
Sometimes I quiz myself in a video.
For example, I say "Uchibana-san, please answer." in front of the studio.
Sometimes I don't know myself.
First of all, let me introduce you to the people of Namibia.
This time, we will introduce people who are said to be the oldest people of humanity.
Their name is "sansoku."
Sansoku.
They are the main people of Namibia's savannah.
However, if you ask me why "sansoku" is said to be the oldest people of humanity,
it's because of the words.
These are words from all over the world.
The number of sounds that make up those words is shown by the number of "onsos."
There are 21 Japanese "onsos."
You can describe various words by combining the functions of "goran."
On the other hand, "sansoku" has 200 "onsos."
But even if it's English, which is a little far away,
there are 46 "onsos" in Chinese and 32 "sansoku" in Chinese.
In short, the further away you are from where "sansoku" is,
the fewer "onsos" there are.
That means, from this place,
human beings have spread and
the number of "onsos" in words has increased at home.
That means, after all,
"sansoku," which has the most "onsos" in words,
is probably the oldest ethnic group in human history.
That's why "sansoku" is said to be
one of the oldest ethnic groups in human history.
What kind of words do "sansoku" speak?
Ah, that person is the leader.
This is the village leader, Ms. Kumika.
I'll start right away, but can you tell me the basic greetings of "sansoku"?
ne
san
sasan
nene
nenene
ne
sasane
kongon
How about "logu"?
- Koongoon-nei - What?
- Koongoon-nei - Koongoon-nei?
- Oh, I see - Ho ho ho
- Then, what's eight? - Koongoon-nei
- Koongoon-nei? - What is that slow?
I see, so up to 5 is the standard I guess, and from there it's up to 5 or something like that, so it's decided like that?
Then on the contrary, 32 is...
Kasimbume
Kasijinguene
But it's true that this unique sound comes in.
Like...
Oh, you're writing and pushing.
It's important.
This "ich" is...
ka
What's this?
yasashii
It's easy.
ka
It's the same.
"ka", "ka", "ka", "ka", "ka"
What was first?
So there are 4 levels just with the "click".
k Federation
The most common language used by Indonesian.
I think it's the most difficult language in the world.
If you use such difficult words, your ability of distinguishing sounds might be amazing.
Can you repeat my words for me?
Konnichiwa.
Your ears are really good.
Arigato.
Wow, you can say it in one go.
Wow.
Cute.
Wow.
Welcome.
Thank you.
You can say it anywhere.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you for your hard work.
Thank you very much.
You can say it.
Thank you.
Wow.
You can say it in one go.
Thank you.
See?
Wow.
I've only heard it once.
From now on, it's the trio's classy reporter.
This time, we'd like you to experience the atmosphere of the trio,
so please watch it without a translation supermarket.
(Speaking in their own language)
He's so nice.
(Speaking in their own language)
He's making a joke.
He's so nice.
This is my house.
I'm living in it now because of his kindness.
He took all of these roses and put them up here and made a house like this.
You know it well.
Sometimes, more than 10 people live in one of these roses' houses.
It's not that hot.
It does feel a little cool.
Thank you.
This is fun.
I want to push it.
Captain.
Everyone, drink up.
We lost.
They look for food in the savannah.
They are going to make a trap for the koro koro butterfly.
They use a branch of a tree.
Do you make it with this?
Tie it with a thread and make a loop on the other side and you're done.
It looks like it's going to break.
Even though it's a koro koro butterfly, do you think it will put its legs in here?
In such a wide and natural savannah,
a koro koro butterfly would come and put its legs in here.
Let's ask him how this trap works.
It's coming.
It's a koro koro butterfly.
It's a very professional demonstration.
It's coming.
It's long.
It found it.
It found the food.
It found it.
It's not going very well.
It's dangerous.
It saw it.
It's long.
Oh, here it is.
Perhaps we have found the most interesting people in the world.
Thank you for giving me such a serious question.
It was easy for me to understand.
The search continues.
What? Did you say something?
What they found was the eyes of a plant.
As they dug deeper into the roots of the plant,
they found a huge root that is beyond imagination.
Wow, what is that?
It looks like a potato. What is it?
This is a marigold plant.
The huge roots served as a water tank,
and evolved so that it could withstand drought and other conditions.
They crushed the inside of the plant and squeezed it out and drank it.
What is that?
Do you eat it?
You eat it a lot, don't you?
What's wrong with you?
You're struggling.
Calm down, calm down.
It's gone.
You eat it a lot, don't you?
What do you do with your family members?
My family members...
What?
Did you have this with you?
No, no, no.
You're going to use it as a water tank now.
They haven't been able to get any food yet.
Was there something there?
Catch it! Catch it!
Really?
But what the arrow hit was...
A dead tree branch.
If it was an animal,
the poison will penetrate the skin and enter the blood vessel,
causing the animal to weaken.
Is there such a thing?
What if it was an animal?
But what should we do?
If we catch an animal, we can't eat it, can we, Yuhan?
Ca... co... mi... mi...
Ca... ca... co... mi... mi...
Now... now... now...
Now it's like a smartphone.
Ca... ca... ca...
Now it feels like a smartphone totally.
Ca... ca... ca...
As you can see,
the world's oldest people live with moderation civilization.
Next is Namibia's rare animal (shark)
We've come out of the Atlantic Ocean.
There are a lot of marine life on this beach.
We've been waiting for this.
Wow, it's here!
Look, it's here!
This is the black-colored pelican.
The black-colored pelican is about 150cm in size.
When its wings are spread out, it can eat up to 2m of food.
Come on! Come on! Come on!
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
It's very sensitive and can say anything.
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! It's scary!
This pelican can be used for sightseeing.
But when you try to feed it, it gets angry.
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
Look! Look! Isn't it fast?!
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
No! I'm being forced by a pelican!
After such a pelican...
Wow! There it is! There it is! Can you see it?
There is a black lump on that island!
That is Ottosei, which is on this island!
The world's largest and southernmost Ottosei habitat, P. plus!
During the breeding season of this season, there are actually 25,000 of them in total!
Wow! It stinks!
The smell of Ottosei is quite...
Well, it's like...
It's like a wild smell.
The smell of Ottosei is like a real wild smell.
However, this smell plays an important role in parenting.
What role does it play?
Mr. Muratomi! Please answer!
Well...
It smells like a parent and child.
I see.
The correct answer is...
To separate their own children!
That's right!
Ottosei parents recognize each other by smell.
The world of Ottosei is one step apart.
Around 30 females gather under a strong male and build a harem.
However, the male does not participate in parenting in order to maintain the harem.
On the other hand, the mother goes out to sea and catches fish.
Meanwhile, the child waits for his mother's return.
To return from the sea and recognize each other again, a strong smell is essential.
However, some children get lost.
They desperately look for their mother, but they are chased away by different females.
My other friends' mothers don't take me with them.
Only my own mother takes me with her.
Before they leave the herd one day...
If this happens, they will be stripped of their masks and jackets.
She looks uneasy.
Then, she runs out with all her might.
Did you find it? Where is it?
Ahead of her is her mother, who is safe.
They confirm their bond.
I'm glad you found it.
Thank you!
I'm glad you found it.
Next is an amazing view of Namibia.
Everyone, please look at this.
It looks like a picture, but it's actually a photo.
This is a view seen in a place called Dead Fray.
Dead Fray.
It is a mysterious place where the oasis used to be deep inside Namib Desert, and the dead tree remains even now after 900 years.
It is said that you can see this view there.
However, you can only see it in the morning for about ten minutes.
Anyway, let's go!
Namib Desert is said to be the world's oldest desert.
Now, 80 million years ago, huge sand beaches were created by sea wind from the sea.
"Namib" is a tribal word and means "nothing", but in fact, a unique species of dead tree lives there.
Hi! I'm a dead tree hunter, Nemo.
This is Stretch, who is familiar with Namib Desert's dead trees.
Look over there!
Oh, there it is!
What?
"Namakuwa Chameleon." "Namakuwa Chameleon."
Chameleons live in the country's rare deserts.
Different types of chameleons have different colors and shapes depending on the environment.
But in this desert, Namakuwa Chameleon,
changes its body color depending on the temperature.
Depending on summer's timings today,
it turns gray in summer and black in winter.
Sometimes, as you can see, it becomes half and half.
By the way, eight years ago, my sister came to this desert.
Look at me, I'm so young and energetic!
What the heck is "super"!?
Then, Chenji, who found it at the time, also looks back a little.
Look at it.
Oh, what is it?
This is an interesting creature's nostrils.
Carefully dig around the nostrils.
Oh, it's a hole, it's really a hole!
It's already a hole, there's a cavity in it.
Then...
Wow, what is this!?
It's so cute!
It's so pretty!
The creature that showed itself is also called "parmatogekko".
Once you see it, you can't forget its cute face.
The attention-grabbing creature of "parmatogekko" is its way of absorbing water.
Its eyes, which cover most of its face, are its weapon.
In the desert, when the temperature drops below zero in the morning,
water drops fall into its glass-like big eyes.
In a desert without water, water was created.
But, what will it do from now on?
Oh, it licked me!
It licked its own eyeball with its long tongue.
Excellent!
Awesome!
You can't think of licking your own eye and tongue, can you?
Even if I say something, it's surrounded by something, so even if I say something diagonally...
Meanwhile, Imoto is now...
The desert at night is dangerous, so you should use this!
Why is it a UV light?
Huh?
Oh, there it is!
Wow, wow, wow, wow!
It's shining, it's shining, it's shining!
This is a "barrowingscorpion", a scorpion with poison.
What is this!?
Excuse me for a moment.
Wow, awesome!
It's shining so brightly!
Look, it's shining so brightly!
It's shining so brightly!
All scorpions shine when exposed to UV light.
Really? Scorpions shine?
The reason for that hasn't been explained in detail,
but one theory says that scorpions recognize each other in the dark.
It's so beautiful.
I've lived for 30 years and it's the first time I've seen it.
And when it comes to desert at night...
Stars.
Wow, the stars are so beautiful!
Countless jewels scattered all over the night sky.
The starry sky of Namibia is said to be the most beautiful in the world
under the starry sky determined by the International Dark Sky Association.
It's so beautiful.
There's nothing like the high light side of Namibia.
It's perfect for stargazing.
We visit Yamate Namib Desert in the morning.
Wow!
What spreads out in front of you is the earth's primitive landscape that hasn't changed for millions of years.
Wow, it's so beautiful!
There's also a local tortoise ball, but it's about 1,000 times more amazing than that!
There's so many of them!
It looks like there are as many tortoise balls as there are tortoise balls.
It's an incredible number of tortoise balls.
Wow!
Meanwhile, my sister is heading to her destination.
Oh, I see!
This is where the photos were taken.
Dead Fray!
You can see impressive fireworks all over the desert.
I've set up a camera so that we can take beautiful pictures.
They're aiming for the four trees about 100 meters ahead of here.
I see.
Take a look now.
How will it change?
It's still amazing!
It's still amazing! It's beautiful!
Eventually, in the morning light, the fireworks turn orange from the top.
The color gradually spreads and approaches the white ground.
- How much longer? - About one-fifth.
- Okay, just a little more. - Huh?
And when it reached the orange-colored ground, its halo appeared.
- It's still alive, isn't it? - Yeah.
The back of the firework is shining orange.
In front of it is a black silhouette.
It is a bright world that changes every moment according to the movement of the sun.
Even while shooting like this, light hits the trees and returns to the real world.
To make sure of the path I believed in...
Now...
I'll walk slowly...
This has been the Namibia Tour.