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Those who know history and those who don't, you'll know what I'm talking about if you look at it carefully.
Continuing from last week, it's Brassett Challenge!
I'm hanging out with STU48 Cocoa, Fuku-chan and our guest, Rozan Suga-san!
I'm hanging out with Tamaki-san, the main actor of "Hiroshima Castle", and we're going on a leisurely walk!
Tonight, we'll study the history of "Hiroshima Castle" seriously in quiz style!
Thirty!
But it's okay! Even if you get the quiz wrong, Tamaki- san will do his best to follow you!
Ferris wheel! Ferris wheel! Oh, it's fun!
Then, let's start the quiz in this beautiful place!
This area and that area have been the headquarters of "Hiroshima Castle" for a long time.
In other words, I think there are about 60 Matsuda Stadiums.
The original "Hiroshima Castle".
Yes!
60 of them!
Ah!
Well, 60 is a lot!
At a time like this, I'm sure it's a lot!
Okay! Okay!
Could you please guess two of them?
Yes!
Ah! It's not 20!
Yes!
30!
Ah!
Fly it away! Fly it away! Fly it away!
25! 25!
25! That's right!
In other words, it was very wide!
According to the modern map, it is as big as this one!
The south is Aioi Island.
It is said that the north and south streets of Aioi Island were all territory.
Of course, there is a reason for the vast area!
When it is built in a flat area, it is very difficult to defend.
Therefore, it was built in a wide area to make it easier to protect.
Since it is a large area, it is a large land area.
Therefore, it was built in a large area according to the layout of the land area.
It would be embarrassing for the president of the building to live in a small house.
Next, we will go to Nakago Gate, a boundary between Minomaru and Tenshukaku.
This gate used to be the entrance of the gate.
Here is a quiz about stone carving!
There are more than 400 years of stone left from when Hiroshima built its castle on Shikujo Island.
Can you tell which one it is from Hiroshima Bay?
There is something like "Ah!" in this stone.
Speaking of Hiroshima Bay, it must be that stone!
Yes, it is!
This is a persimmon tree.
Persimmon. This is a persimmon.
Persimmon. Ah, this one?
This is a persimmon.
Persimmon! You say good things!
I think you say good things!
In other words, there is a persimmon!
There is a persimmon! Let's look for it!
By the way, there is an answer in this screen!
Everyone at the site! What do you think?
Ah! What?
This one!
You are right!
Wow!
You are right!
This is a persimmon-level stone from 400 years ago.
You should check it directly at Hiroshima Castle!
You said it's not a persimmon, but a persimmon.
That's right!
But, I think it's amazing that you pay attention to it!
That's right!
You are very good!
I think you are amazing!
I was impressed! I was impressed by you!
Well, let's go to the corner of the northeast of Honmaru in Hiroshima Prefecture!
Next, we will go to a little maniac spot!
There seems to be something on this stone wall, too!
I think it's easier to look for this time!
Because there are various things found on the surface of the stone wall!
Please look for what it is!
It's the surface of the stone wall!
Here you are!
Is there anything on it?
This one!
This one! Yes!
twenty circles
"Twenty circles" That's right!
That's great!
It's "twenty circles" because you got it right!
Hooray!
Is there such a thing?
I want it! I want it!
Is there such a thing?
Ah! Yes! Yes!
Yes! This one! Yes!
Yes! "circle"
Yes! It's "circle"
Hooray!
Yes! Yes!
This is what the stone-cutting craftsmen at that time marked in commemoration!
There are traces of history in such a place, too!
And Mr. Tamaki was talking about something else, but...
It's messy all of a sudden, isn't it?
cocoa
"cocoa" (cocoa) Are you interested in "summer drops" instead of "history" (history)?
cocoa
Is "cocoa" the only place with such a long history?
"Cocoa" (cocoa) Yes, it is!
"Cocoa" (cocoa) And...
"Cocoa" (cocoa) Why do you do it here then?
"Cocoa" (cocoa) Not when we come here, but "Kakaadenka" are on occasion, right?
"Cocoa" (cocoa) We only accept "KA" right?
"Cocoa" (cocoa) Only the staff can receive "KA" right?
"Cocoa" I thought you accepted "カ" because of judges sometimes, but...
Let's try getting our curiosity good!
Next, we will verify how "cocoa" influenced this city in Hiroshima and how effective it is in history!
It's a famous castle in the world, but do you know what it's called?
In Kanji, it's written as "Koi no Shiro" (Koi no Shiro), but it's actually "Koi no Satosho" (Koi no Rijo), and it's correct!
It's called "Rijo"
Speaking of love, it's "carp"
The thought of symbolizing the city of Hiroshima and the city of Hiroshima growing from now on is called "Rijo" (Rijo)
This is called "Carp" (carp), and "Carp" (carp) and "Rijo" (Rijo) and "Hiroshima Castle" (Hiroshima Castle) have such a connection.
In addition, the connection with Hiroshima Castle is not limited to "carp" (carp)
First of all, I'll give you this.
Thank you very much.
The three of them got original cost cards.
"Mori, Motonari, Aratame, Motonyari" are expressing the famous "Teaching of the Three Nights" (Mitsuya no Oshie)
Here's a question!
Which sports team used this "teaching" as a motif?
Speaking of "Rijo", it's "carp"
Sanfrecce
That's right!
It's "san"
"Frecce" (frecce) is Italian for "ya" (ya)
"carp" (carp) and "sanfrecce" (sanfrecce) have connections with Hiroshima Castle and "mori" (mori)
Other than "Karp", the walls of the castle are covered in "Mori" (mori)
The name of the company and letters of "Rijo" (Rijo) are unknown.
When you go out, be aware of "carp" (carp)
The last quiz is about the time when the "Byakurankai" (white-orchid festival) was held in Hiroshima Castle.
At that time, the "Byakurankai" (white-orchid festival) was held, and the "Byakurankai" (white-orchid festival) was built in front of the temple.
"Byakurankai" (white-orchid festival) is a quiz about "Byakurankai" (white-orchid festival)
By the way, even if you answer the quiz wrong, you will definitely get the prize.
Let's make mistakes more and more!
Coffee cup.
Coffee cup. Ah, that one.
That's a good one.
If you answer it, can you raise your tension for once?
Something like "I'll pick it up somehow"
That's not it.
Ferris wheel.
Oh, it's funny.
It's funny, but...
And now, Ms. Suga is excited!
Say it! Say it!
Ferris wheel!
You got it right!
Wow!
It feels good!
You got it right!
This is a precious image of that time!
Ferris wheel came to Hiroshima, where there was little entertainment after the war.
It seems that citizens felt a bright future in the form of dreams and hope!
And, to Fuku-chan, who was shining in "Quiz King",
we'll send you "Hiroshima Earthquake Walk", which you took care of during the shooting!
And now, we have a question for you, Mr. Tamaki!
Do you have any self-confidence that you can share with others?
I was MC for the first time today.
And I was shooting with you, Mr. Tamaki.
And I was moved by your presentation.
Do you have any self-confidence that you can share with others?
Well...
Not only the history of Hiroshima Castle,
but also Mr. Tamaki's work ethic will be useful for future MCs!
No matter how fun, interesting and easy-to- understand it is,
it's a result of enthusiasm.
Your hands will move on their own or your voice will get louder on its own.
In short, it comes out with a feeling of wanting to convey it.
I like Hiroshima Castle.
So, I like Hiroshima Castle for a moment,
and I want to bring out a good part of it.
Is that so?
Yes.
It's so deep!
Is it a program?
What do you think about it?
It's amazing!
Brassetto Challenge that tickles intellectual curiosity!
That's it for "Hiroshima Castle" episode!
Thank you for coming today, Mr. Tamaki.
Thank you for having me.
What does "Hiroshima Castle" mean to you, Mr. Tamaki?
Today's keyword is "reason", "the castle of love".
"Hiroshima Castle" is a city built with love in mind.
A city built with love in mind.
In other words, it's "heavy love".
Wow!
"Hiroshima Castle" is now on sale!
Everyone, please listen to it!
Will it end like this?
"Hiroshima Castle" is now on sale!