AISubs v3.7
Until you achieve your goal, you can't stop fighting for days!
Go all the way to the end of the world!
Your first day!
First landing!
This is Miami's oasis!
Alba Minchi!
We'll definitely make it to the volcano!
It's not very exciting!
Their goal is 1,300km away!
A barren desert with volcanoes!
To get there, they'll take a bus to get to know people's lives!
On the bus theme, they'll use this internal engine!
The driver said he likes internal engines the most!
And the second destination is...
Adidas!
Go! Go! Go! Go!
Everywhere in Ethiopia is full of livestock!
Go! Go! Go! Go!
Wait a minute! There are cows over there, too!
Huh? It's not full of cows! It's full of goats!
What's going on here?!
And this is the bus terminal!
While they're waiting for the bus, they'll drink Ethiopia's famous drink!
Oh, coffee!
Ethiopia is said to be a coffee-generating country!
It's exported all over the world!
It accounts for 60% of the country's economic revenue!
Coffee! It's delicious!
Coffee! Why is it so small?!
I don't know!
It's been around for generations, so I don't know why!
Me, too!
I've thought about something like that!
In summer, cicadas come out and cry,
and they fall down and disappear, right?
Miyazon Kobana's first story!
Cicada's Life
Why do these people not know that coffee is small?
Why do they not know that cups are small?
I've been drinking coffee for New Year's Day, too!
That's because the higher-ups have been doing it for a long time.
That's why cicadas come out in summer, too.
I think it's better to go in summer.
Actually, if someone changes it in a cool season,
I think it will be cool and live a long life.
Thank you for the meal!
Echopia's bus, its big wagon size.
Echopia doesn't depart at any time.
It's not like that.
It's like, "If everyone gets in, we'll go."
What do you do when you have plans over there?
- We go the day before. - The day before?
Suddenly, a seller appears.
Samosa!
Famous Echopia dish, samosa.
It has beans and minced meat inside.
- It's like spring rolls. - It looks good.
Thank you for the meal!
It costs 25 yen.
It's good!
- It's good. - Thank you for the meal!
I'm full.
I think Mr. Bullton said it in some show.
By the way, I don't own the don.
The bus leaves the town and keeps going north.
On the way, they stop at Dorze tribe's village.
- It's a far place. - Hello!
These are Dorze tribe members.
- Hello! - Hello!
In the past, they caught wild animals as a hunting nation.
Now, they earn a lot of money from tourists.
We are a people who are good at selling these kinds of things.
Now, we sell any of them for 500 gullas.
- Shop. - Shop.
A tourist who has been bitten by a mamba.
And they say they will serve us traditional cuisine.
Today, we will make pancakes from this round stone.
First, cut off the root of the tree.
It's soft.
Wow, it's very juicy.
And like this, we will scrape off the fibers.
And this is what we let ferment for three months.
Wow, it's totally different.
Smell it.
Oh, it stinks!
OK, nice, nice. It smells good.
It stinks!
And we spread the fermented dough.
And all we have to do is bake it, right?
There is something baked on the other side.
Coleslaw with perfect round shape.
Here is the round shape.
Oh, it's done.
Traditional Coleslaw pancake using round stone.
It's very good.
- What is it? - Thank you for it.
- What is it? - It's like a crepe.
It's like dried sweet potato.
Thank you for it.
- Oh. - Oh.
- I'm moved.
It's not moving at all.
- Huh? - Huh?
- Very good, very good. - Very good.
- Very good.
I used to make it in the winter.
- I'd put rice bran on a leaf... - Oh, you'd put it in water.
- ...and add water and wait for it to solidify. - Oh, you'd wait for it to solidify.
I'd make it in the winter for a year.
It smells like that time of year.
- Wow. - It smells really good, doesn't it?
- It smells like that. - It does, doesn't it?
Day two.
- They get on the bus again today. - Buses are tough.
- Thank you! Thank you very much! - You're welcome.
Since we're getting on the bus here, will the bus arrive soon?
- It will arrive when it arrives. - It will arrive when it arrives, but it won't come until it arrives.
So there's a possibility that we'll be stopped here for two hours, right?
It's not impossible, but...
However, even after waiting for two hours, the bus doesn't come at all.
It doesn't come at all right now.
More and more people are gathering.
- It's here! It's here! - Oh, is the bus here?
- Finally, the bus... - Oh, it's here!
- We have to go now! - Yay!
Yay! Yay!
Everyone's coming with us! This is bad!
The city is in chaos!
Okay, this is it!
The transporter!
But!
What are you doing?! Stop the camera!
Because of the commotion, the police are on the move.
I hope we didn't cause too much commotion.
We didn't cause it because we wanted to, but people like it, so we'll get out of here!
We'll get on right away!
They get on a different bus due to a collision.
Go! Go!
We can't panic here again, can we?
Hey! Don't get on if you don't care!
Huh?
A group of buses heading for an accident.
They're forced to stop.
We don't have a car to get on anymore!
We've been left behind! Go away, bus!
This is bad.
They're completely left behind in the wilderness.
Here comes a bus!
No, it's a bus.
A bus is coming!
But at low speed...
Ah, it won't stop.
Then...
Ah, it's coming!
Go, go, go!
Okay!
A miracle bus!
Thank goodness!
We managed to get on!
The police told me to get out of the car.
And when I got on the bus thinking of getting out of it, they told me to get off the bus.
And now, I'm getting picked up.
If there's a God who abandons me, there's a God who picks me up.
A hotel introduction in Ethiopia.
Shall we go?
A hotel?
Huh? A hotel?
Huh?
Is this a room?
It's a basement.
If this is a hotel, then I'm not alone in a room anymore.
By the way, here you go.
One person, one night, 300 yen.
You don't hate me, do you?
Okay, good night.
Please take care of me tomorrow, too.
It's 40 degrees at night.
Did Miyazon sleep well?
Last night, I saw a donkey and a horse passing by the passage over there.
I cried out in a really loud voice and woke up about six degrees, but I slept soundly.
Is there a clock if you sleep like this?
Meanwhile, let's introduce what Liazon saw and heard.
There was a peacock. It's big.
I saw a peacock for the first time.
But it seems like mothers say, "A child will be carried by a peacock," right?
It's no good even if it flies from Ethiopia.
You'll get sunburned in the meantime.
No, I didn't know that.
But Ethiopia has the highest rate of carrying children, right?
Because there are so many of them.
And it's a lake.
What's your favorite fish?
Are you talking about sushi?
Sushi and sashimi and grilled fish are not my favorite fish at all.
What's your favorite fish?
Medium fatty tuna.
Sushi?
I like medium fatty tuna for sushi.
Day five.
They've finally arrived at the entrance of Nanakiru Desert.
From here, they'll use the chartered car.
So, all of you will go there, right?
You'll be in charge of machines, animals, and power.
Is it okay? In my image.
Okay, let's do it. One, two...
- Let's do it! - Let's do it!
We'll do it from now on.
- Let's do it! - Let's do it!
They'll spend two days here.
They'll aim for a base camp near the lake.
Nothing is free.
But there is a happy news in this desert.
What surprised me is that there is a hot spring in the middle of the desert.
Desert is hot, isn't it?
I think it would be nice if there was cold water in a hot place.
On the contrary, I wondered why there was a hot spring.
Ethiopia is a volcano country.
The water is 45 degrees and thick.
The temperature is almost the same as that.
It's hot in a hot place, but it feels good.
When I woke up in the morning, I felt cool because it was hot.
When I was in second grade in middle school, I had a complicated bone fracture.
My toe was facing this way.
I went to a big hospital or an ambulance.
But for some reason, I was taken to a small clinic nearby.
And I often put electricity in here.
It's called "wi", "wi", "wi" that grandmothers often put together.
For some reason, I put that weak electricity on my feet and thought it had some meaning.
I believed what adults said.
I took that weak electricity and said, "This is impossible."
And I was transferred to a proper hospital.
When I got there, I thought, "Oh, on the contrary, it was there, so I came to a very safe place."
It's a hot place in a hot spring.
On the contrary, it feels good when it's hot.
I thought, "Wouldn't this match my experience?"
What are you doing?
The second day.
On the way back, he showed himself.
- What's that? - Up there!
There are so many camels!
I want to ride a camel.
This is a place where you can rent a two-car camel called "camel station".
- We're going to Mottechi Volcano. - Yes.
- It takes six hours by car. - Yes.
- But if you ride a camel, you can do it on a shortcut. - Yes.
- It only takes two hours. - Really?
- Then I'll ride a camel. - Excuse me.
- Can you drive a car? - What do you mean by "a car"?
- Okay, let's go! - Wow!
- Wow, I'm scared! - Wow, amazing!
- The desert is hot - It's cold - Everywhere - It's hot
- The temperature is 40 degrees - My head is spinning - My head hurts - It hurts
- It's scary - Riding a camel hurts a lot
- I want to stay like this - I can't hold my breath - It's easier to ride a car
- Where did you go? - It's 6 o'clock in the afternoon. The group of acros continues.
At 5 o'clock in the afternoon, they arrive at their base camp.
That's Messas Mountain. It's located between Ethiopia and Gelitopia's borders.
It's a world-famous mountain that ordinary people visit.
- Okay, let's go! - Let's go!
They start climbing at 9 o'clock in the afternoon.
It takes about three hours to get to the base camp.
As you go along the way, the darkness gradually covers the area.
- It's dark and hot. - It's hot and you can't climb.
The hard part of this climb is that you have to keep walking through the darkness that you can't see ahead of you in the heat that exceeds 40 degrees.
Still, it takes three hours to climb.
It's shining a little!
We can see the side of the mountain!
Wow, it's right in front of us!
But...
What is this?
What should we do?
What should we do now?
There's too much smoke, we can't see anything.
On this day, the volcanic activity was too active,
and many people died.
Sometimes you can hear the sound of blood,
and it's powerful,
but you can't see the crucial magma.
If this is true, can we see the magma?
What?
If the smoke is clear, you can see the powerful magma as usual.
We have to wait.
But, no matter how long you wait, you can't see it.
I think there are two types of people.
People who like it and people who don't like it.
I like it.
When I saw it from a distance, I thought it was because it was far away,
and when I got closer, it was the same.
In that case, you don't know how to deal with it.
For example, if you see an elephant in the distance,
you think it's a small elephant,
but if you see it from a distance, you think it's a really small elephant.
It's hard to tell if you're happy or not when you're in the third place in the sports festival.
When I was in the third place, I ran with nothing.
How about now?
At that time, I think I was in the third place.
How about now?
Am I in the third place?
In that sense, please listen to me singing.
I don't know who I am.
I sang.
I think I'm in the first place now.
I finally made it to the end of the earth with my thoughts.
The smoke is a little red and I can feel the magma,
but I don't know the reaction.
I tried to pet it and it seems like it's happy,
but it seems like it's angry and I don't know the reaction.
Can humans become pigs in Ethiopia?
I want to live my own way.
I want to always live happily.
Let's go back!