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- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Thank you for coming today. - Thank you for having me.
Can I ask you about today's fashion point?
Let's start with Yoshida-san.
I wonder what it is.
- The sailor-colored collar. - It's really cute.
- Cute. - The color is nice too.
What is this?
- Is it made like this? - Like this?
- Yes. - Wow.
- The collar is cute and gorgeous. - The collar is cute and gorgeous.
For me...
Surprisingly, everyone's...
- Colors are unified. - That's right.
So I divided them up.
Nao-chan is on the top and Aya-chan is on the bottom.
I made it with our feelings in mind.
- I made it. - Wow.
For me...
Freshly picked juicy fresh.
- Oh. - Oh.
- That's right. - It goes well with my hair too.
Today, I asked the makeup artist...
to do my hair.
She made it really juicy.
I want to show it off from now on.
It's cute.
Do you know where we are today?
- Booyan. - Booyan?
- Booyan. - Booyan.
(BOOYAN)
Today, the three of them were taken out to Booyan, Shibuya.
Since this programming venue is nearby, we will go there.
It's Rocky.
It's not Kai S.
But isn't it not Shibuya-like here?
I think it's my first time going this far.
But if you get off here, you won't know where you are.
It's like a back street.
It's like that.
It's like Harajuku 2.
What is Harajuku 2?
There are a lot of old clothes shops.
It's like Uraharama.
What is Uraharama 2?
It's like that.
Isn't it where we went before in Takeshita?
I've never been there.
It's over there.
It's here.
This is the Udagawa cafe suite where we will be programming today.
It's called a suite.
It's close.
We are renting out the second floor today.
We will be programming and eating here.
It's nice.
Let's go inside.
Here we are today.
This is it.
We will be programming with a stylish cafe, Udagawa cafe suite.
This is the last date.
The last date.
This is the last date.
Oh, it's cute.
It's once expensive.
Oh, really?
It's not unusual, is it?
Yes, it's expensive.
It looks calm.
It's like...
It's amazing.
It's like a room for us.
Yes, it does feel like a room.
Yes.
It's easy to use.
Well, since we're here, let's have a quick meal and then start programming.
Yes.
So, before programming, let's enjoy Udagawa cafe suite's food.
Yan-chan, could you say something like "please give me food"?
Please give me food.
Well, we came to a nice place.
Please give me food.
Is it okay for me to say it this early?
Even though I already said it.
Thank you very much.
It looks delicious.
Salsa.
Salsa?
Does it mean it's spicy?
It looks delicious.
The chicken is big.
Yes, it's big.
Then, I'll start.
Go ahead.
Please put your hands together.
Thank you for the chicken.
Let's eat.
Is it okay to thank you only for the chicken?
Let's thank you for the rice, too.
Chicken, rice, sauteed food, dressing, salad.
Thank you very much.
Let's eat.
I'm happy that there is wheat in the rice.
That's right.
Yes, there is wheat in it.
It looks delicious.
Let's eat.
Is it okay for me to eat it?
The sauce is gone.
It's delicious.
What's going on?
Let's eat.
We have to eat one by one, don't we?
Really?
It's delicious.
Your face is crispy.
It's delicious.
It's like a cornflake.
Is it because it's crispy?
Yes, it is.
It's very delicious.
It's delicious.
The rice goes well with it.
It's a little spicy and delicious.
It's soft.
Oh, I got it.
What's wrong with you?
It hurts.
What's wrong with you?
Are you pointing fingers at me?
I'm pointing fingers at you.
It's like a Fleming's broadcast.
What should I do?
What should I do with this?
Oh, I got it.
I've never seen such a place before.
I was surprised.
Here, we will talk about the topic of HAKONE LOCA, which has been broadcast for three weeks until last time.
What do you remember most about HAKONE LOCA?
Service area
That's right. It was fun
In a service area, you usually buy things slowly, don't you?
You want to eat this and that
It's only 15 minutes, so everyone is running around
That was the first impression of that day
It's a strong impression
Foot bath?
It was my second time in my life
My feet just warmed up and I felt very free
How can I say?
I felt like I was being washed
It was refreshing and I was in a very happy space
What about you, YUBIKI?
For me, it's the ocean view
The scenery you can see from the window
View?
Yes, view
I thought you said "ryu"
"Ryu"?
"Ryu" is "ocean view"
Sometimes it rained, and I thought it was only this year
I was happy to create a space where we were all together
If it's far away, is there a place you'd like to go?
I want to meet your grandmother!
That's sudden!
Do you want me to do it for you?
Sure!
I want you to meet my grandmother!
You want me to meet her?
I really want to meet her!
She'll definitely love you all!
I'm happy!
Can you go to Kyoto on a daily basis?
Of course we can!
Let's work hard on programming so that we can do it again someday!
Yes!
Kyoto! Kyoto! Kyoto! Computer Club!
We're going to learn programming again today, but it's going to be a little different from usual.
That's right! This time we're going to invite a special project, a special guest, and learn programming!
These two people!
Nice to meet you!
These two people are today's special guests!
What are they doing?
These two people work for Sega, a major game company.
They're active female programmers.
Wow! That's cool!
Yumiki-san, do you know Sega?
Yes, well... Ultraman! Ultraman!
You're wrong!
The five of you are like female programmers!
Wow!
Can we join you?
Right?
Sega is a major game company that has sent out various hit titles such as the Sonic series and the Ryuga Gotoku series to the world!
For me!
Today, we're going to hear valuable stories from the two of them who are active as programmers at such a SEGA.
First, a self-introduction of female programmers.
Nice to meet you.
I'm Ishiyama, and I'm in my third year at SEGA.
Nice to meet you.
I'm Goto, and I'm also in my third year at SEGA.
Nice to meet you.
If you don't mind, can we ask you about your ages?
I'm 24 years old and I'll be 25 this year.
I'm the same age.
Oh, you're the same age.
Huh? How old are you?
I'm 23.
That's right, I'm the first year.
Wow!
That's right, I'm the weird old man.
Although their ages don't change that much,
they are active in the first round.
The game we are working on now is also a super famous title.
Is there a genre for the game you are working on?
The game we are working on now is a series called "Like a Dragon".
You know it, right? We are working on the latest work of the series.
Isn't it quite realistic? Like the facial expressions and so on?
- The texture of the skin is amazing. - It is, isn't it?
- I've always wondered how it's done. - Is that part of the programming as well?
We have a 3D scan feature for face captures at our company.
We have a 360 degree camera set up in front of us.
We take photos and images of the data generated.
- The designers try out new things for us. - Is it different from programming?
- I see. - I see.
- The designers work hard on the texture of the skin and so on. - I see.
What made you two aim for programming in the first place?
Did you like games and wanted to do programming?
Or did you want to do programming first?
- I've always liked games. - I see.
I've been playing games since I was little.
But when I was in high school, I didn't think about joining the gaming industry.
When I was in college, I happened to join a circle of friends.
They introduced me to programming and told me it was cool.
So I started learning game programming.
Programming is in your circle, isn't it?
I don't know anything about college, so I don't know anything about it.
That's great.
I envy you.
By the way, Mr. Goto likes Sega games and seems to have been going to a specialized school to become a programmer for a long time.
Is there not much of a woman in the world of programming or programmers?
Well, overall, I think there are fewer women, but now there are more girls and girls in the lower grades.
I have the impression that it is increasing recently.
For the time being, the three of you learned programming from scratch and are doing it with the feeling of "I want to make a game someday", but what do beginners like you who have just started programming do first?
I learned programming in a way that was almost like a special school, but at that time there were quite a lot of websites like the website "Let's make a game" of Unity, so I tried to make it with that in mind.
It's easier to understand, isn't it? It's best to look it up.
I was learning programming at a specialized school, so I felt like I was teaching various things one by one in class, so I think it's probably close to you, but I wanted to make a game anyway, so I used what I learned and made a separate game after class.
Wow, you're so great!
I tried what I was taught by myself and made it stick to me.
It's like learning from a smart person.
What do you learn at a programming school first?
Usually, you start with some free parts and learn from the middle.
What did you learn first?
At first, I learned how to touch Unity.
Oh, gaming!
Oh, that's right.
That's right. Even if it's a specialized school, everyone learns the same thing at first.
Based on the basics that the three of them learned before,
it seems like they learned the most important parts, from negative parts, thoroughly.
And after this, the two of them will reveal the game they made for the first time!
- Wow! - I've seen this game before!
- Oh, you said you wanted to play it. - Yeah, you said you wanted to play it at first.
This program was brought to you by Mitsui Sumitomo.
This program is special. They will reveal the game they made for the first time!
What was the first game you made?
This program is special.
They will show you the first game they made, as far as you remember.
They have prepared a video of the game they made.
They will show you the video of the game they made.
- Wow! - Thank you!
First of all, let's start with Ishiyama-san's game, which she learned programming by herself.
As I mentioned earlier, this is a block breaker game that I made while being guided by the website.
- Oh, you like block breakers! - Oh, you said you wanted to play it at first.
- Was it you, Nao-chan? - Nao-chan?
- I said "Nao-chan". - You said "Nao-chan".
I was like "Oh, I see".
The first game that Ishiyama-san made is a block breaking game that Yumiki-san said she wanted to make before.
If you actually see it...
- Wow! - Wow!
- I've seen this game before! - Right?
- Wow, it's so refreshing! - It looks hard!
- I can't turn it off. - It's the last one.
- Oh, it's here! - Wow!
- Wow!
Yes, I was the first one to make a game like this.
- Wow! - Wow!
- Isn't the level high from the beginning? - Wow!
But it's not different from the block breaking games you made last time, so I think you can make it.
Oh, do I have to turn on and off the hit detection?
You can use the hit detection and move the ball.
- Oh, I see. - If you move the ball, you can use it easily.
- Wow! - Wow!
Yes, it looks like a difficult game at first glance,
but if you use the hit detection called "glider" you've learned so far and the object-moving programming you learned in the block breaking game,
it's a game for beginners who can make it even for the three of you now.
Next, it seems that Mr. Goto has two kinds of works.
Then, please start with the RPG video first.
This is the first game I made.
It's been about a month since I started programming, and it's the first one I made.
Just by having black background and white text in it, you can attack and defeat enemies.
- It's the first game I made. - Wow!
First of all, Mr. Goto, who made it from a text- based work.
But then, about a year and a half later...
Isn't it amazing? It's crazy.
It suddenly became colorful.
But it's a real game.
This is about a year and a half of programming.
About a year and a half.
This is a game I made with five people.
Wow, amazing!
Cute!
I made it.
It's a game where you use a net and collect a lot of stars.
You bend the net like this and work hard to make it.
When I was in professional school...
At the end of the school year, we all made a game and announced it.
I made it so we could all play against each other.
Sounds fun!
Like a school festival.
Like a game center where you line up all kinds of games and play.
Even little kids can do this.
It looks like you can do it.
Wow, interesting!
Your ideas are amazing.
If we all work hard for a year and a half...
Can we do it?
It looks difficult.
What should we do? If we all work hard for a year and a half...
If we all work hard for a year and a half...
We can collect a lot of stars and say "Mama, please collect the moon for me."
That might be possible.
Thank you!
That's nice. If you have a lot of characters, it's even more exciting.
That's true!
Of course, you can't just program for a year and a half.
Mr. Goto says there's something most important.
When I was learning how to absorb something...
I wanted to collect the knowledge I lacked in order to create what I wanted to create.
If you have a feeling of wanting to create something yourself...
You might be able to collect a lot of information.
No matter how much you teach, in the end, it depends on your motivation.
It's important for the three of you to continue programming without holding back.
Thank you very much for today, Mr. Ishiyama and Mr. Goto.
Thank you very much!
At the Ryuga Gotoku studio where you two belong, we are recruiting programmers.
I think you two talked a lot with two female programmers with various fields of expertise.
How was it honestly?
No, but it was very easy to explain.
There were also opinions from women lined up, so I was very encouraged.
I had the image that programmers were selfish and that there were a lot of men.
But in the same age group, or rather younger than Yoshida, I thought they were really cool.
I really wanted them to think "these three are cool".
Finally, Ms. Yumiki, would you like to end today's meeting?
Well...
This program was brought to you by MITSUI SUMITOMO venue.
Finally, Ms. Yumiki, would you like to end today's meeting?
I always want to get used to everything.
I was worried about the outside and didn't care about the inside.
I thought it wasn't good.
Even remotely like this, I can see that you're getting used to it.
Find your own motivation and act on your own.
Find something new and act on your own.
I think people like that will make me nervous.
So I wanted to get used to it with everyone.
Thank you.
What is "get used to"?
Is it like "become flesh"?
Are we leaves now?
Fruits.
Are we like blue bananas now?
Yes!
Do you want to be yellow?
This is amazing.
Oh, Namasaka-san.
What's up?
Can we talk for a minute?
Yes.
Are you okay?
Are you worried about something?
Our programming is too bad.
No, I want you to do your best.
Maybe Yoshida-san is being programmed.
What?
Namatakaeshi-san.
Don't try to hide something and tell me clearly.
It's time to tell you everything.
Thank you for watching.
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