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Their goal is to conquer 196 countries in the world.
"Newbie Hunter Young Girl World Tour".
It's a good thing that it's their first time landing on earth.
It's Uzbekistan, which is their 111th country in the world.
- Hello, thank you for having me. - Hello, thank you for having me.
- I'm in Uzbekistan, where it's my first time landing on earth. - You're beautiful.
- Now, where are you? - Where are you?
- Come and find me, young girl! - Come and find me, young girl!
- She's fast. - She's fast.
- She's far away. - She's far away.
- She's far, far, far away! - She's far, far, far away!
- She's not here. - She's hiding under a cherry tree!
- She's beautiful. - She's beautiful.
First, they visited the capital, Kashkent.
In this town, in spring, you can see the sun rise wherever you are.
In fact, this building was built for a Japanese man.
I don't think Japan and Uzbekistan are very different,
but there is a very deep bond between Japan and Uzbekistan that is not mentioned in textbooks.
This Nagoi Opera Theatre is what made that bond.
This unusual and dignified building is known as the highest-class theatre in Central Asia.
This building was completed by the Japanese after the war ended in 1945.
Look at the fine carvings on the stone.
It looks like it was carved by a Japanese person.
The carvings there are also very fine and beautifully carved.
In 1945, after the war ended in this area,
Japanese prisoners were taken prisoner and about 500 of them were ordered to build the theatre.
Most of the work was done by hand without a machine.
However, the beautiful patterns and delicate carvings,
as well as the detailed decorations in the building,
were completed in just two years by 500 Japanese people.
This is really moving.
Even though there is no opera culture in Japan, they often build things like this.
This theatre will later save the lives of Uzbekistanis.
In 1966, there was a big earthquake in Uzbekistan.
In 1966, Tashkent earthquake.
The buildings in the city collapsed and there were rubble all over the place.
It was the first big disaster experienced by the people of this country.
Most of the buildings collapsed, but only this Navoi Opera Theatre...
It hasn't collapsed, and it's still standing strong like it is now.
Maybe this theater became a shelter, and it saved many homeless people.
I think the Japanese at the time were really wonderful and proud.
And for the Japanese who never returned home and ended their life on this land...
At least they wanted to show the cherry blossoms.
About 1,000 Somen Yoshino trees were planted in the city.
Every year, it blooms in full bloom.
Even in this country now, it is a symbol of spring.
I'm sure it's not in this textbook, but...
I wish I could say something like this on a program.
This time, they issued an immigration passport.
The moment I found out it was a Japanese passport,
there were so many people who greeted me.
I've never seen so many people greet me like this.
In America, it's terrible.
Like this.
With this in mind, the two travelers travel to Uzbekistan, which is closer to Japan.
Uzbekistan Republic is located in Central Asia, and in 1991, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, it became an independent country with a population of 32 million people.
Uzbekistan, there is a word "stan" at the end of the name, and there are quite a few countries with "stan" at the end of the name.
Ta-da! There are quite a few, one, two, three, four, five, six of them.
In Persian, "stan" means "some kind of country" or "some kind of city".
Before that, there is a name of the people.
In Uzbekistan, there is a name of Uzbek people's country or land.
In Kazakhstan, there is a name of Kazakhstan people's country or land.
In Tajikistan, there is a name of Tajik people's country or land.
Only Pakistan was named after Uzbekistan.
"Stan" means "some kind of country" or "some kind of city".
When I hear "stan", I tend to think of everything in one sentence, but I hope I can show you that it's not all in one sentence in this world tour.
This person said he wanted to introduce Uzbekistan to Japan.
The chairman of the National Tourism Development Committee, Aziz Abd-Hakimov.
In Japan, he is a foreign minister's student's friend.
In Uzbekistan, they are now working hard to attract tourists.
Japanese people don't need visas and direct flights from Narita come out twice a week.
However, when you go sightseeing, you need to be careful.
It's exchange.
By the way, if you exchange 5,000 yen directly, it will look like this.
It's a lot of money.
And it's cash only.
No matter where you go, you can't use your card.
Cash only.
You have to carry this and that.
This is a wallet I usually use.
This is a wallet or a pouch.
This is about 10,000 yen.
The charm of Uzbekistan is very cheap.
A head bottle of 500 ml of juice is about 20 yen.
The standard of souvenirs in Uzbekistan is...
This is a folk medicine hat called "chogirma".
Chogirma is a traditional Uzbek hat made of rabbit's fur.
At first glance, it's soft and warm.
I thought it would be worn in winter to cool off the heat.
But in fact, it's for summer.
In summer, the temperature of this country will exceed 50 degrees Celsius.
This hat was born to protect the skin from heat and heat waves.
Doesn't it get wet?
It looks hot, though.
How is it?
It's very light.
It's surprisingly windproof and may last a long time.
Ishii's head is also made of this.
Ishii is a cameraman who shoots heat and heat waves directly.
- It suits you. - It suits you.
- You're laughing a lot. - It's just like you imagined it.
It's like the Tsurube market you went to when you were young.
On the other hand,
when you go to the market, you can see
- dried fruits produced in Japan. - I see.
There are many kinds of them,
but what do you think this round thing is?
- Miyagawa-san, do you know what kind of dried fruit it is? - What is it?
- I'm sure you've eaten it before. - It's dried fruit.
- Five, four, three, two, one. - Wait a minute.
- Wait a minute.
- Boo-boo! - Wait a minute.
You're wrong.
- The answer is melon. - Melon.
Thank you for the food.
- Melon is rolled up like an apple and made into a ball. - Melon is rolled up like an apple and made into a ball.
- If you bite it, you bite it. It's melon. - Melon.
And this is also
dried something.
- This round thing. - Melon.
- Uchimura-san, do you know what it is? - Melon.
- Five, four, three, two, one. - Melon.
- It's pear. - Pear.
Boo-boo!
You're wrong.
- The answer is yogurt. - What?
They imagined something like a yogurt-flavoured candy, but...
Is it sour?
It's like sour cheese.
Cheese that doesn't hurt you.
Try this one too.
- I wonder what's in it. - It's like a sour spice.
Will it be okay?
It's dried yogurt with chili pepper flavour.
How is it?
The staff asked me to do it.
While walking in the market with an interesting woman...
There is a person who is different from others.
Excuse me. Hello.
I was surprised and wondered what you were doing.
You have thick eyebrows.
Is it normal in Uzbekistan?
Thick and connected eyebrows are a symbol of beauty.
It is also a proof of a mature woman.
In Uzbekistan, until you get married...
You don't touch your eyebrows.
Your sister's eyebrows are also Uzbekistan style.
It looks like this.
Ta-da!
I like this one more than eyebrows.
Why did I choose this one in the end?
I like it, too.
I have it, too.
It's not a tradition.
It's different in size, too.
Before you enter your dream, you have natural eyebrows.
But when you get married...
How do you draw eyebrows like this?
Thick eyebrows and golden eyebrows.
Is it natural?
It's natural.
How is it?
It's definitely not natural.
Suddenly, a person contacted me.
Excuse me.
A minister called me.
He said he wanted to meet you.
A minister?
Yes.
Can I?
Can I meet you?
But I can't say no, can I?
Suddenly, a minister contacted me.
She is nervous and heads to the meeting place.
Then...
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you. How are you?
I'm fine.
She is clumsy and her Japanese is not good either.
Anyway, Minister Akari Ajitsu.
Don't you think I'm a minister and don't pay attention to me?
No, of course not.
You are like my sister.
Am I like your sister?
You are like my sister.
Can I say anything?
Yes, you can say anything.
OK, OK, OK.
Can I say anything?
Yes, you can say anything.
She can say anything,
but she has the power to make the country move in real life.
I'm scared.
What did you think of my first impression of you?
When you came here, you had a completely different image of me.
That's a very good point.
Look at her business smile.
That's not true.
I'm not like you.
She is trying to make her staff eat what she spit out.
Instead of that...
If you come to Japan, please come to Uzbekistan more and more.
You are amazing.
Please enjoy yourself.
Thank you very much.
I think you will come a lot.
Thank you very much.
From now on, we will talk about what the minister recommends.
First of all, Uzbekistan.
This is a strange place where I was born in Uzbekistan.
Its name is...
BUHARA TRUMPETTA!
It's a bird with a strange symbol of luck.
It's an otaku who raises BUHARA TRUMPETTA.
This is it!
This? Wow, what is it?
Is this BUHARA TRUMPETTA?
It's totally different from what I thought!
It doesn't have a face!
What's wrong with it? Does it have a face or eyes?
It moves like a pigeon.
Oh, it's a pigeon!
It doesn't have a face.
But if you look closely, it only has long hair,
but it also has a mouth and eyes.
Look at its legs!
It has wings here.
Can you see its legs?
It's so stylish!
BUHARA TRUMPETTA was born in the 17th century
to make the king who ruled this land happy.
It's a pigeon for appreciation.
There are various colors and patterns,
and contests are also held in Europe and America.
I'm not really interested in birds,
but I think this one is a little cute.
It's quiet...
Oh, it's not quiet!
It's not quiet at all!
I like it!
It's interesting!
When you walk, you can't tell the difference between its legs and its face.
You can't tell where its face is.
It's amazing when it suddenly appears!
It's strange!
It's stylish!
It's starting to look stylish!
When I first saw it, I thought I shouldn't say it,
but you can see this part of its face.
This part looks like a hole!
It's nice to know that you love it!
What do you mean?
We recommend you to love it!
Next is Silk Road's world heritage called "jewel"!
It's finally here!
That's right! Here it is!
It's Samarkand!
Samarkand was flourishing as an oasis of Silk Road
Now, the city itself is a world heritage
Its colors should be seen!
Wow! A lot of blue grows and this pattern is beautiful, and this blue tile goes well with this beige color.
A blue tile decorating beautiful Islamic architecture and a clear blue sky are also called "the blue capital" in Samanthand.
In this hot season, isn't it cool inside? When I see this blue, I feel like I'm in an oasis. It's very good. I like Samanthand.
And the symbol of the city is...
Everyone, this is Uzbekistan's No. 1 tourist attraction, Rekister Square!
Wow! It's a great view, isn't it?
Samanthand's symbol, Rekister Square. It was built in the Edo period in Japan in the 17th century.
It's the most famous place in Uzbekistan. If you go there at day, I recommend you to go there at night.
Wow! It's great! It's refreshing! It's totally different from day, isn't it? It's sexy and a little roadie. It's great!
In addition...
It's started!
It's a project car mapping car held irregularly.
The grand story of about 20 minutes, which continues some of Samanthand's history, is of excellent quality.
It's great!
Wow!
It was quite an interesting production mapping, wasn't it?
Indeed, this is what the minister recommends and encourages.
This is wonderful!
And we also asked the minister for selfishness here.
What?
This is what they did by using world heritage.
What?
They asked the minister for selfishness.
It's a heartfelt and cynical quality that we regret for using it like this.
This is great!
It's a little different.
When I was in middle school, I auditioned for "Morning Girl".
I used to make a duo with Barbie.
The duo's name at the time was "Tokyo Hormone Girls".
The daughter of the children's girl is the daughter of the morning girl.
She told me to do it like a unit.
Of course, I'll do it as a team.
Do you have anything you want to do together in the future?
No, not at all.
Last year, I contacted a woman entertainer who makes funny people, W.
I told her, "W, come out."
She ignored me.
Why?
I'm your senior.
What should I do?
The last recommendation is to join an independent circus.
The dome you can see in the back is the Uzbekistan Circus.
The circus is very hot in me now.
I have a circus fever.
Because I recently watched a movie called "The Greatest Showman".
Have you seen it?
I saw it.
It's a movie starring Hugh Jackman.
I'd like to do my greatest showman in Uzbekistan this time.
Like this, she was influenced by a movie she saw in an airplane.
Uzbekistan National Circus was formed in 1942.
This year marks its 76th anniversary of traditional entertainment.
The band has more than 100 members and has participated in international festivals all over the world.
The band has won several awards and is known for its excellent circus performance.
Nice to meet you.
Ms. Rustam of Skudan is going to show us around the city.
I was appointed by the Minister of Tourism of Uzbekistan to liven up this circus.
I've heard about it.
The Minister of Tourism of Uzbekistan told me to have fun with Ms. Rustam, who came from Japan.
I'll do my best. Thank you for having me.
Together with me, we'll show you our circus band's flower-shaped aerial strap.
It's a performance using a Japanese belt hung from the ceiling.
The circus's flower-shaped wood
gave us the most delicious part of the Minister's choice.
Ms. Rustam and I will show you this in front of the audience.
I can't let go of this bond between Japan and Uzbekistan.
We don't have much time. Let's try various things first.
They used to have a two-week practice schedule,
but due to various reasons, they only have six hours of practice.
Here are some of the various things.
Going out with friends.
Dance party.
Especially from the minister, he is always strict.
He wants to live up to expectations and practices hard with his dog, but...
Put your feet down from there.
Ouch, ouch, ouch!
It's scary.
Ouch, ouch, ouch!
He is more tense than he imagined.
He is already half-naked.
This is dangerous, isn't it?
Hey, can I say one thing?
Even if it's my life, I don't have anything!
I was a drummer!
I can't let a talent do something like this!
What would you do if you were me?
But his sister's condition is worse than the government.
Oh, no, oh, no, oh, no.
I came here as a tourist on behalf of the minister.
What did you come for?
Well, how are you doing?
Are you doing well?
Me?
Yes, yes, yes.
I'm doing well.
Yes, yes, yes.
It's becoming a problem for the country.
And...
The real person is far away!
Oh, no, I'm getting nervous.
This is me.
I want to show my sister "this is me".
On stage, she is fascinated by her naked performance and the audience.
It's her sister's turn and she gets closer and closer.
I'm going!
Good luck!
And...
She's here, she's here.
She came as usual.
What is it?
Will it begin now?
Look at her performance over 6 hours of practicing.
She's cute.
She's concentrating.
First, one-handed one-hand fly.
She climbed up to the eighth meter of the ground.
However, it is not enough as an exercise.
Next is the combination technique with Rusty.
Sister's slope up again.
Pay attention to the curve of her back.
Next, two big attacks in a row. First, balance duo.
Only Bescam's left arm supports her right hand.
Next, show it to the sky.
Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!
Way Back to the Climax!
From here, they cross each other's legs and go to the royal court.
They successfully completed their mission given to them.
It's such a great song! It was so much fun!
But this kind of stage is fun!
Maybe I like stages!
As the minister said, this Uzbekistan Circus is wonderful!
We were able to see such an amazing show!
This circus costs 200 yen!
200 yen!
This was the 111 country Uzbekistan Tour!