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I thought it started.
Oh!
Did it start?
I do not know.
That's right.
I thought it started.
Oh!
Hello everyone.
Hello.
This is Sion.
Hello.
This is Minami Haasa.
Thank you.
This time, we will talk about "No.Home Guard No.Shikigakuya".
It's been a long time, hasn't it?
That's right.
Isn't it?
To be honest, I thought it started.
I thought it ended.
Yes, I thought so.
It did.
Yes.
This is the fifth time.
Oh!
Today, Kate is not here.
It's lonely, but let's have fun and learn a lot.
Yes, I will study.
Thank you.
Oh!
You were a teacher, weren't you?
Wait, Japanese is strange.
Yes.
Did you meet your teacher's teacher Minagawa?
No, I haven't met him at all.
Oh!
I haven't met Sion either.
It's been a long time, hasn't it?
Shall we run away?
Oh!
Stop it!
Shall we say "stop it"?
Let's say it!
I'm kidding, so let's get started with the class!
Yes!
Then, teacher! Please!
Please!
Yeees! Please!
Oh!
Ohohoho!
No, no...
It's you, teacher!
"Was it still there?" What is that?
Mwahahahaha!
"Was it still there?" What is that?
Run!
It's there! Even though it's a very popular project!
Eh?!
Where is it popular?
Eh?!
Where is it?!
No, no...
You can listen to the interesting class...
And... How do you say it...
The atmosphere of "waki ayay" with Minagawa and the members seems to be very popular...
"Waki ayay" is probably only for Minagawa-san.
Ah! It's okay for anyone to feel it, "waki ayay".
Yes, yes, yes... I feel it...
Also, um... Haase-chan!
"We haven't met yet," you said...
Um... Last month, we met under the theater...
Mwahahahaha!
You remembered it, didn't you?
Um... I said hello behind your back...
Don't you remember?
Wait! I'm sorry!
No, it's amazing! But...
Recently, you know, there's been a lot of TV...
Haase-chan...
No, no, no...
"Gobu gobu"...
"Gobu gobu" was on, wasn't it?
Ah! That's right!
That's right!
Fortunately...
Right?!
Yes!
H-how was "gobu gobu"?
Eh?! I was nervous, but it was fun!
Did you watch it?
Of course we watched it!
Nagisa-chan and Kojirin, too!
Eh?!
I'm happy!
Yes...
Did you watch it?!
No, I didn't!
I watched it!
After all...
I think of NMB like a little sister...
We don't think so.
If anyone thinks so, it's okay.
Probably not.
No, there is.
There is, there is.
It's like this.
It's like this, really.
There is one less person today, what happened?
Did you hate it?
Minagawa sensei might have an allergy.
Eh, is it that easy to get out of this?
Don't you always say it?
We are the only three members who can say "okay".
Eh, there are so many people...
Yes.
There are only these three people, and one of them ran away, right?
That's right.
Oh my...
But in the end it will be just me, right?
One of them...
I think you can expect a lot.
Please, you two, really.
I don't know.
Hey, don't run away!
Hey!
Don't run away!
Hey!
Don't run away!
Call me!
Let's do it with Yamase sensei, you two.
As expected, it's a broadcast accident that Minagawa sensei is gone.
Yes, that's right.
Really.
Yes.
But even so, Minagawa sensei has been going and coming to the big city of Tokyo recently.
That's right, Osaka and Tokyo.
Yes.
I've been there.
Just now...
Just now, during the meeting, you just said what the staff said.
You definitely didn't think about it.
I'm sorry.
I'll do some research.
That's enough.
That's right.
It's fine.
You don't have to worry about it anymore.
I'm a sensei today.
Then please do the class right away.
Yes, I'll do it.
Yes, please do it.
Then I'll do it.
I'll do it.
Yes, I understand.
Yes, stand up! Bow!
Please!
Well, today...
Well, you often use it in your daily life.
Yes.
I'd like to explain what you might be thinking about.
Today, you're going to show your ability after graduating from Kobe University, right?
Well, I'm not going to do it every time.
I do it every time.
I see.
Yes, sometimes I'm beaten up on Twitter.
I'm serious about it.
I see.
Yes.
Then I'll do it.
Please do it.
So, for the fifth time, you're the most nervous right now.
Why?
Why is that?
You're the most nervous right now because you don't know if you'll be told anything today.
So...
Yes.
Please cooperate with me.
I'll be told anyway, so it's okay.
You don't have to be nervous.
You'll be told anyway, so it's okay?
Yes, it is.
I see.
Yes.
Then I'll do my best.
Yes.
Okay, everyone.
Today's theme is "unit".
Unit.
People say centimeters, kilograms, or meters.
How do you choose when you buy a bicycle?
Instinct.
No, no.
Why?
No, no.
That's not what I mean.
That's not what I want to talk about.
Design.
Well, you might look at the design, but you choose something bigger than that, right?
Oh, the size of the tire?
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. So, how do you say that size of a bicycle?
How many cm?
No, I'm riding with a string on it.
Are you riding with a string on it? Are you riding a motorcycle?
What?
A bicycle. You have a bicycle, don't you?
No, we don't.
You had one when you were little, didn't you?
Yes.
So, how big is the bicycle you have now?
Well, it's about the same size as tomorrow.
What's wrong with you?
Huh? Tell me how big it is.
Huh? I didn't know.
Huh?
Huh? Don't you say 26 or 25 inches when you buy a bicycle?
I'm looking at the sound of the bell, so I don't know.
No, it's only you.
Are you kidding me? Are you choosing a bicycle like that for a young girl like me?
Yes.
Then, don't you say how big it is when you buy a denim jacket?
I do.
Huh? Is it a generation gap?
Is it a generation gap?
No, I do. I do say it now, too.
I used to look at SNL or something like that.
I used to look at it.
Then, how about TV?
"inch"!
That's right!
We've finally come this far!
It took some time, didn't it?
Yes.
You know how many inches TVs are sold, right?
Yes.
Haven't you ever wondered why?
Why don't you say 'how many centimeters'?
Oh...
It's centimeters.
Yes.
We usually use centimeters and meters, but isn't it easier to understand if we use those?
That's true.
Yes.
However, TVs, denim, and bicycles are all sold in inches.
Yes.
Then, for example, a bicycle is 26 inches or 27 inches.
Don't you wonder how big it is?
That's true. It's hard to tell right away.
Isn't it?
Yes.
First of all, what is "inch"?
It's a unit made overseas.
One inch is about 2.54 centimeters.
That's subtle and detailed!
Yes.
Then, why is it such a detailed number?
The first one is this one.
The first one is this unit.
And the second one is this one.
And if you try to express it with the units that came later, it will be a halfway number like this.
It's a bit messy.
Yes, it's a bit messy.
Hmm...
Then, what is "inch"?
It's the thumb width of a man from overseas in the past.
Like this.
Yes.
Let's say this width is one inch.
What?
Yes.
Was it big from overseas people?
It became about 2.54 cm.
Yes. This became one inch.
I see.
Yes.
So, even now, bicycles, TVs and clothes are used with this width.
Yes.
I see.
Do you understand?
Yes.
It's easier to understand.
Next is the unit of weight.
Weight, right?
Yes.
What do you call a ball when you go bowling?
I know this.
Yes. Go ahead.
Bond.
That's an adhesive, isn't it?
Yes.
Yes. Go ahead.
Cent.
That's an American currency.
No, no, no.
It's not Ghibli. It's not Ghibli.
Are you kidding me?
Bond.
You guys.
You said "Cent" and "Chihiro", didn't you?
It's "pondo". "Pondo".
Ah!
That was close!
That was close, Shimon-san!
That was close!
No, it's not "close" in this segment.
It's "pondo". "Pondo".
Yes.
Right?
Do you know how much "pondo" is?
How much is one "pondo"?
Is it about one kilogram?
Oh, I see.
How about you, Shion-chan?
Three kilograms.
Oh, I see. The correct answer is 0.45359237 kilograms per pound.
Huh?
Huh? Huh? Huh?
I don't understand.
There is something like this, isn't there?
Something like 3.14.
One kilogram.
That's the circumference ratio.
Yes.
It's detailed.
This is also detailed because we were able to cheat.
Oh, I see.
And we were able to do this later, so it's a half- hearted number like this.
Hmm.
Yes.
And this pound was made on what criteria?
There is an amount of bread that people in the past ate in one day, isn't there?
Bread.
Yes, bread.
Bread, right?
The amount of wheat needed to make the amount of bread you eat in one day.
We used this as one pound, didn't we?
Huh?
Hmm.
Yes.
So, this is how much bread people eat in one day.
Then, we need this amount of wheat to make it.
How much is it?
When we measured it, it was just 0.45359237 kilograms.
So, we decided to use this pound as one pound for the amount of bread you eat in one day.
I see.
Hmm.
It's complicated, isn't it?
It's complicated.
Yes.
And this is a foreign unit that I just mentioned.
Hmm.
Actually, there is something like this inch in Japan, too.
Huh?
Haven't you heard of this, everyone?
An inch.
Yes!
An inch hat!
Yes! An inch hat!
An inch of this hat is...
In fact, it's about units.
What?!
Yes. This "issun" is about 3 centimeters.
What?!
Yes. In old Japan, it was decided that "issun" is about 3 centimeters,
depending on the length of men's thumbs.
What?!
Yes. Therefore, "issun" is about 3 centimeters in size.
It's small!
Yes, it's very small.
I want to crush it. It's scary!
There are other units in Japan.
This one.
What is it?
Do you know this one?
"isshaku". Have you heard of "isshaku"?
Is it like the amount of "shaku" shown on TV?
Yes! That "shaku" comes from here.
What?!
Yes. In fact, "shaku" is also units.
This "isshaku" is about...
Yes. It's about 30 centimeters.
It's long!
Yes.
"shaku" and "sun" were decided in Japan.
"inch" was decided overseas.
Depending on the country, the length is different.
Yes.
In that country, it's called "inch".
In this country, it's called "issun".
But the length is also 2.54 centimeters and 3 centimeters, so it's slightly different.
It's a little inconvenient now, isn't it?
All over the world.
Absolutely.
Let's decide the length, and there is the earth, isn't there? The earth.
The north pole of the earth. From this north pole,
it's called the equator here, but it's the horizontal line in the middle of the earth, isn't it? The length of a straight line up to here.
Walking straight from this equator to the north pole and arriving at this length.
We decided to make one ten millionth of this one meter, didn't we?
Wow! One ten millionth of it!
That's right. Let's decide one ten millionth of the length of this line as one meter.
If we do that, the length from here to here will be the same all over the world, so they will be common all over the world, won't they?
That's how it works. Yes, and that's how the meter was born.
Wow! Yes, and now we're using it normally, aren't we? One meter or one centimeter or one kilometer or something like that.
Yes, this meter. Meter.
Yes, this is a Latin word, and it means "to measure", but
yes, that's how this unit was unified all over the world, and we're using it now.
That's what it means. I see.
But things like bicycles, TVs, and denim were born in that culture over there, and they've been brought in here in that unit of inch over there, and they're still used as they are now.
For example, the TV.
Yes, they say the TV is 50 inches, but...
If you express it in centimeters, it will be a very halfway number like "hundred and something centimeters".
Yes, yes.
Rather than that, it's better to end it like "a good 50 inches", right?
Certainly, it's better to hear it.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Bicycles are also 26 inches and 27 inches, and it is more convenient to keep them as they came in from overseas.
Yes, yes, yes.
That's why they are like that.
Yes.
By the way...
This...
"isshaku" plus "hassun"...
How many centimeters was "isshaku" plus "hassun"?
30 centimeters.
Then, how many centimeters was "isshun" plus "hassun"?
3 centimeters.
Then, how many centimeters was "isshaku" plus "hassun"?
54 centimeters.
It's fast! Yes! 54 centimeters!
Because it's a 54 centimeter instrument, it's called "shakuhachi".
What!?
Yes.
This...
Do you know "shakuhachi"? It's a flute, a flute.
Yes.
Yes, it was made with a length of about 54 centimeters, and that's why it's called "shakuhachi" as it is now.
Yes.
That was the story of units.
Yes.
Do you understand now, everyone? Why we count in inches or on TV?
Yes.
Then...
Here's a question.
"Inches" is...
There is kanji, but...
What!?
Please write it down.
What is it? "iguchi"?
What?
I haven't heard of it.
"iguchi"?
I haven't heard of it.
"inch", "inch", "inch"
inch
"inch"?
"inch" is...
As I said earlier, it is a foreign word, isn't it?
What did it come up with?
Oh, "oyayubi" (thumb)
Yes, yes, yes.
What!?
Now, do you understand?
Yes!
Did you do it?
Yes!
Okay, please bring it out.
Ah, I see!
You both have a good way of thinking!
Yes!
So, you were trying to fit kanji into how you read it, right?
Yes, I thought I could use it for signs and such.
I see!
Yes!
And I think you were able to do it because you were able to do it from a man's fingers.
Yes!
But you're both wrong!
Oh!
A long time ago, a Japanese person came up with the word "inch".
When he was trying to fit kanji into it, he thought of it in a simpler way.
How long is "inch"?
It's about 2.54cm.
Ah, then it's about 3cm.
There was a Thai like that over here, too.
Ah, it's "sun".
Yes.
It's about the same length as "sun" over here.
So, I thought I'd do it like this.
I put my mouth on "sun".
This is "inch".
"Ni"?
Yes.
This is actually a kanji and you read it like "inch".
"Hajimemashite desu".
Yes.
You don't use it like this, do you?
No, I've never seen it like this.
This is "inch".
I see.
Why did you put it in your mouth?
I think you put it in your mouth in the sense of foreign people's words.
Ah!
Yes.
It's like this in the sense of "sun" that foreign people say.
Oh, I see.
Yes.
But their ideas were very good, and in this way, the foreign words that came into Japan were gradually made into kanji by the people of Japan in the past.
Oh.
For example, "America" is the name of the country, isn't it?
Yes.
When the word "America" came in, the people of the past tried to make it into kanji and used this word.
Oh, I see.
This is the same way of thinking as Haasa-chan's earlier.
Yes.
In the past, they lined up kanji that were similar in reading and said "America".
Yes.
In this context, we now call America "America", don't we?
Yes.
That's where it comes from.
Oh.
When we write in kanji, we get kanji that say "rice", so we started calling America "the country of rice", "the United States of America".
Yes.
I see.
This is what we call "attribution".
Yes.
Kanji are attributed to words that have come in from abroad, such as meaning and sound.
Yes.
For example, this is an animal that you all know of.
Can you read it?
Yes.
What is it? I've seen it before!
Don't you know what it is, Haasa-chan?
This is something you have to know, Haasa-chan.
Oh.
What is it?
By the way, if you just look at this character, it's "tide".
Yes, yes.
"Tide" of the sea?
Yes.
My guess is...
Yes, go ahead.
My guess is "whale"!
Oh, I see!
You're wrong.
Sea... Yes!
Yes, go ahead.
You're wrong!
Yes, go ahead.
You're wrong!
Farce, you did something with this animal on YouTube the other day.
Yes!
Yes, go ahead.
Whale!
Correct!
Yes, it's a whale.
Why?
When you think of the word "whale" and try to feel it,
first of all, it's an animal that lives in the sea.
When I caught the whale and looked at it closely,
it had a lot of dots and it had a reversal.
I thought, "It looks like a whale."
So it became "whale" because it lives in the sea.
I see!
That's right.
There are patterns.
Yes, there are a lot of patterns like this.
Okay, I have a question for you two.
Go ahead!
May I?
Yes!
Please write "piano" in kanji.
piano?
piano.
piano?
piano.
piano…
What?!
Pi…
Well, the word "piano" has been around for a long time.
So I decided to write it in kanji in order to pass it on to Japanese people.
Huh?
Now, what do you think the people of the past wrote?
I can't think of anything. I don't know kanji.
It's okay if you can't think of anything. You can write anything you want.
I can't write "sonoji".
Can I look up "sonoji"?
You can look up "sonoji".
Yay!
You don't have to look up the answer.
I don't look up the answer.
Did you write it, Haase-chan?
I wrote it!
Let's look at it first. Haase-chan, go ahead.
Okay!
Oh! What does this mean?
I didn't know what it meant at first, but I heard it, so I wrote it.
And "art noir" came to me because I thought I could write something like this.
I see.
Yes!
Okay, Shion-chan.
Yes!
Go ahead.
"Kenban", "oto" and "piano".
Oh, I see!
I see.
Yes!
Yes.
But you both know how to think, right?
Haase-chan thought with "oto", with that sound, right?
Yes!
And Shion-chan put those words from the meaning, right?
Yes!
Yes.
As I said earlier, "piano" is the one you put from the meaning.
Oh!
But...
I see!
Yes.
Let's think about it a little more simply.
First of all, Japan's representative instrument is "okoto".
Yes.
You know, right?
Yes.
And "piano" is actually a string.
Yes.
So it's similar to "okoto", isn't it?
Yes.
So when piano came to Japan in the past, it was a foreign, Western "okoto".
So if you write "piano" in kanji, it will look like this.
What?
Yes.
I see.
Yes.
This is "piano", right?
Yes.
I see.
What about this one?
Basically, "koto" and "konoji" are attached to an instrument's name.
I see.
For example...
This is "violin".
What?
Yes.
And...
This one.
Do you know this one? Can you answer this one last?
Yes.
Do you know this one?
- Yes! - Yes, go ahead.
Recorder!
Ah! No!
- But... - Think about the meaning first.
- Because it's a thing... - Because it's a thing...
Because it's a thing, it has a string, right?
Well, let's leave that out for now.
I think it's just attached in the sense of an instrument.
- And... - The sound you make...
You... You make it yourself.
- You make it yourself? - Now, Hase-chan.
What?
Give me a hint!
I'm giving you a hint.
Quite a lot.
You make it yourself! Leave it out for now.
- Yes! - You... Yes, go ahead.
Metronome!
No! That's not an instrument, is it?
Ah! Yes!
- Yes, go ahead. - Alarm clock!
No, that's not an instrument, is it?
- I'm telling you the answer! - No!
Wait a minute!
You make it... You make it yourself?
You make it yourself! Even if I don't ring it... Yes, Shion-chan!
Eh? I don't ring it?
- It's okay, say it. - Yes!
- Yes, go ahead. - Wind chime!
No!
Even if I don't ring it...
Even if I don't ring it, it's ringing on its own!
That's not an instrument!
Please don't boycott me!
- I'm telling you! - Yes!
- This is...
...an orgol!
But you don't ring it with your own will?
- You don't wind it? - No, no.
I thought you'd say that!
You know it well.
So, there are many other words that have kanji in their katakana words, so please study them!
Yes!
Yes.
And I've been thinking of something for you two as well.
Yes, Ehasa-chan will write it in kanji, "kemonohakoonna".
Yes.
Isn't that a bad word?
And Shion-chan will write it in kanji, "kitaguni- tamakeri-onna".
No, wait! No, what does that mean?!
"tamakeri"?
kitaguni-tamakeri-onna
I was wondering if you'd like it.
I'm not happy at all!
So, please continue studying!
That's it!
Yes! Thank you!
Thank you!
Well, I wasn't too satisfied with it at the end.
What is "kitaguni-tamakeri-onna"?
I wasn't too happy about it.
Yes.
Well, that's it for the first lesson.
Thank you!
For the second lesson...
Minagawa-sensei, would you like to take it with us?
Oh!
Can I?
Just for today.
No, I took it last time as well.
When we first started.
I... I don't remember.
What is this? Are you all overweight?
This is from NMB.
You always forget what happened last time, don't you?
As I thought, you don't say what you don't like.
No, I don't say what I don't like!
It's a fun time, isn't it?
That's right.
Yes.
Well, I'd like to call the teacher for the second lesson.
Yes.
Teacher, please!
Please!
Hello!
I'm Yamaseru Yo.
Is it the second time?
It's been a while.
How are you?
I'm fine!
Minagawa-sensei, it was a fun class.
It was fun, wasn't it?
It was fun, but the three of you had a great time.
Oh, it's not like that.
Yay!
It's not like that.
We're like aliens.
Yes, thank you.
Thank you very much.
We're happy.
I didn't think it would take that long on a bicycle.
Oh, I see.
I'm sorry, I stretched out a little. I'm sorry.
No, it's nothing.
So, are you ready?
Yes!
So, as we did last time, we're going to learn onkan.
Oh!
We're going to do an onkan lesson.
Are you okay?
Yes!
Yes, I'm fine!
Yes!
So, we talked about training onkan last time, too.
First of all, you'll have a higher IQ.
I think we talked about this.
This has been reported in American research, too.
Wow!
There are other benefits, too.
First of all, your pitch will improve.
Second of all, you'll be able to hear better.
You'll be able to understand English better.
You'll be able to pronounce better, too.
You'll be able to speak English better.
You'll be able to speak other languages better, too.
Third of all, you'll have a better sense of rhythm and tempo.
You'll be able to speak better, too.
Wow!
So, there are a lot of good things about onkan.
You'll be able to speak better.
You'll be able to train onkan and music.
And you'll have a better life.
I'd like to start today's lesson by developing your skills.
Are you ready?
Yes!
Please say hello to everyone.
Yes!
I'll play the music.
Yes!
Here we go!
Stand up?
Yes, stand up!
Thank you!
Now, about Rio-sensei...
Yes!
She's a really wonderful person.
She's also a violinist recognized by Director Hayao Miyazaki.
She's currently working at Kansai Gakuin University's International Faculty of Music.
Kansai, right?
Kansai?
Kansai, right?
Kansai?
Yes, Kansai Gakuin University.
She's also working at Kansai Gakuin University's International Faculty of Music.
Yes!
That's right.
Yes!
Now, Kansai Gakuin University's International Faculty of Music teaches Northern culture and Norwegian culture.
Today, since you're a violinist, I'd like you to study music.
Are you ready?
Yes!
There are three main elements of music.
First of all, let me explain how music is made.
As you can see, music is made of three elements.
First of all, the height of the music.
You can see that, right?
High or low.
And then, the tone of the music.
This can be gentle or strong.
I think there are various colors, but there is a tone.
In acoustic music, it's a waveform.
Do you know waveforms?
Yes, that's what a sound is.
And the third one is volume.
These three factors make a sound.
I see.
I'm listening to sounds casually, but there are three factors like this.
And I think you often ask about pitch, but have you ever heard of absolute pitch?
Yes, I have.
I think you've heard of relative pitch, but do you have relative pitch?
Yes.
Some people don't know the difference well, so I'll explain it briefly.
Absolute pitch is perfect.
Can you perfectly understand "do re mi fa sol la si do"?
And you end up with "do" no matter what you do.
On the contrary, you don't know the sound of "do" when you hear relative pitch.
For example, you can hear the sound of "do" when it starts.
So...
Can you hear it?
"do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do" "do"
If you can hear "do", you have relative pitch.
To explain it in more detail, I'll explain it in colors.
If you have a sound sensor, you can tell red, white, yellow, and pink.
If you don't have a sound sensor, you can tell light or dark colors, but you can't tell colors clearly.
You can't tell white, black, or red, but you can tell the color difference.
Do you understand?
But you don't have to have a sound sensor.
Having a sound sensor tells you the color difference.
By training your ears like that and listening to them, you will think that music is wonderful.
As I said earlier, I hope you will try to increase one force that enriches your life.
Having a sound sensor is a good thing.
First of all, I would like you to write down the difference in sound.
It's easy. First of all, this is...
It starts with three sounds.
This is "one" in numbers.
And one more.
This is...
This is "five".
And...
This is "one".
"Five".
First of all, try to guess the difference.
Wow! It's difficult!
It's getting more and more difficult.
But first of all, listen carefully and listen carefully.
I'll play it again.
"One" in numbers.
Here we go.
"One" in numbers.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
But do you know the difference?
Don't you know yet?
I feel like I'm saying it out of my mouth.
Let's do it again.
Yes.
First of all, number one is...
Number five is...
Are you ready?
Yes!
It's amazing!
I see!
It's divided.
This is very important.
Like this, listening to music and feeling the difference is causing fireworks in your brain now.
Fireworks competition!
That's right!
Fireworks competition causes a very good effect in the brain and this is also a very good brain training.
First of all, it is very important to feel this difference.
Are you okay?
Yes!
First of all, it is very good that you were able to feel the difference.
Next, have you ever heard the word "tension"?
Yes.
Whether the tension is good or bad.
First of all, I would like to talk about what this "tension" means.
Tension is the distance between sounds.
The distance between sounds.
We musicians who study music study music theory.
The distance between sounds is expressed in degrees.
One degree, two degrees, three degrees, four degrees, five degrees.
We feel the distance like this.
To explain it in an easy-to-understand way like this, first of all, low sound, high sound.
You can see that it is a staircase like this, right?
Yes.
If you put a sound in here, it will be like this.
Do-re-mi-fa-sol.
Are you okay?
Yes!
Go up like this.
So-fa-mi-re.
Do-re.
That's it!
Two degrees. Do-mi. That's three degrees. Do-fa. Four degrees. Do-so. Five degrees.
I've heard of it before.
I want you to feel the distance. It's very important to remember this distance.
You're noisy! It's difficult!
Well, first of all, remember it like this.
This is a common language all over the world, so if you remember it, it will reach more people than learning English.
Wow!
And when you play the piano, it looks like this.
Do you understand? If you go to the left, it gets lower, and if you go to the right, it gets louder.
And do-re-mi-fa-sol.
It looks like this. If you go to the piano, it's like this.
And between these do-re's is two degrees.
And do-mi is three degrees.
Do-fa is four degrees.
Do-so is five degrees.
Have you ever heard of the word "one octave"?
Yes!
This is eight degrees.
So it's the same thing.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
It's like this.
I see!
When you know it, you don't think "Oh, I see!"
So studying music theory like this is like studying ABC in English.
So I don't think it's bad.
Yes!
So you know the height, right?
Let's try it.
Do-re-mi-fa-sol.
Let's sing it together.
Are you ready?
We'll start from here.
Do-re-mi-fa-sol.
Are you ready?
Let's take "do" twice.
Do-re-mi-fa-sol.
Next, let's take "san" twice.
Do-mi-san.
Next, "yo" twice.
Do-fa-san.
Lastly, "do" twice.
Do-so-mo-do.
Let's sing it from the top.
So-fa-mi-re-do.
San.
So-fa-mi-re-do.
This kind of practice is very important.
I see.
So, feel the height and feel the distance and practice over and over again.
First of all, you will know the pitch.
Yes.
Are you ready?
Yes.
Then, let's continue.
There are three factors that are highly effective in training pitch.
Oh!
Yes.
First of all, it improves your ears.
Are your ears really correct?
For example...
If you always hear "do-re-mi-fa-sol" and "do-re- mi-fa-sol"
it will get more and more fun, right?
Yes.
So, it is very important that you always hear "do- re- mi-fa-sol" and "do-re-mi-fa-sol" in the correct pitch.
First of all, it improves your ears and brain.
The first thing is to improve whether you know the correct pitch or whether you always know the same pitch as "do-re-mi-fa-sol".
And then, the second thing is to improve your throat.
Throat?
Yes.
I know it's "do-re-mi-fa-sol", but I think there are people who get a little hoarse when they sing.
In this case, you may not be able to hear the sound you're making, and you have to train your throat.
Singing and voice training are also very important training, but the best practice method for doing it at home is to practice with a bucket.
Bucket?
Yes.
By wearing it from above, you can hear your own voice right away, so you can hear your own words.
For example, when you record a song, you may feel that your voice is different or that your voice is different.
For example, if you listen to the sound with your earphones and say it out loud, your own voice will come back immediately and it will be easier to hear the correct sound.
Buckets are very effective.
I've never used a bucket like that before, so I'm a little shocked.
That's right.
You haven't used it that much, have you?
It's really effective, so please try it out.
And the third one. The third one is very important.
Learning rhythm.
Rhythm.
Yes, it is very important to train your sense of tempo.
For example, you can put in words that fit the rhythm of a song.
Or you can use your hands well in karaoke, but you don't know the tempo well.
So learning the rhythm is basically one of the three elements.
If you train these three elements, the effect will increase a lot, so I prepared it for you to study.
Can you play this?
First of all, do you know what "fourths of four" means?
Without a word?
Yes.
Well...
One night?
Yes, this four-minute note is...
Is one?
Four!
Oh, four!
That's what it means.
One, two, three, four.
This is also one, two, three, four, right?
Yes.
This is the eighth note, this is the sixteenth note, and this is the triplet note.
I will play this with the piano.
One, two, three, four.
This is what it says.
Wow!
So let's try...
How should we do it?
Can you say it, Shion?
Yes!
Please.
One, two, three, four.
Three.
Dan, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta
ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta
I have a song for you, so I'll introduce it.
What is it?
Yes, like this.
It's amazing!
Yes! Do you know it? One, two, three, four!
Every day I drink too much, eat too much, metabo, metabo, metabo, metabo!
That's a nasty song!
I suddenly feel like I'm in a diet gym.
But by saying it in words, it's really easy to get the rhythm, so Hansa-san, please try it now!
Yes!
One, two, three, four!
Every day I eat too much, eat too much, drink too much, metabo, metabo, metabo, metabo!
Good job!
Amazing!
Please remember this and practice it a little every day. I think it's okay to hit it.
Every day I eat too much, drink too much, metabo, metabo, metabo, metabo!
Please try to train your sense of rhythm like this!
Yes!
And finally, I think everyone has received the score, but is this song "Chocho" not the score but this one?
"dore mi fa so"?
It hasn't arrived yet.
Oh, it hasn't arrived yet?
Yes! I'll write it, if it's a book.
Well, it can be an arrow or something like that.
Oh, I got it!
Yes, and if you write "dore mi fa so" ...
"dore mi fa so" ... Yes, yes!
Please prepare properly!
I'm sorry! I'm sorry, young lady!
You heard me!
"dore mi fa so" ...
I'm sorry!
Is this okay?
Oh, it's okay! It's okay!
Yes! And, um ...
Let's do that "chocho" song while pointing our fingers.
dore mi fa so so so
This is up to here.
so mi mi mi fa re re re
do mi so so mi mi mi
Let's do it together while pointing our fingers up to here!
Let's do it slowly! It's slow!
It was a little fast now, so let's do it slowly!
First, from here!
Three, four!
Next, "fa"!
"re"!
"dore mi fa so" what?
do re mi
Yes! Let's do the next one!
If you practice like this, you will be able to understand the distance between sounds, notes and rhythms, so I think it will be easier to understand music.
Yes!
I see.
You did it well!
I felt good.
Can you sing while reading the notes?
So... so... mi... mi... mi... mi...
It's okay!
You can learn various music just by reading "dore mi fa sol".
I hope you will continue to teach like this.
I see!
Yes!
I'm happy to sing with you today.
I hope you can understand the distance between sounds, notes and rhythms.
Thank you.
Yes!
Thank you.
Thank you!
Thank you very much, Rio sensei!
Is there anything you would like to say at the end of the show?
Yes! The Yoshimoto Cultural School has just opened!
Yes! That's right!
As a point, there are teachers with many personalities at the Yoshimoto Sports Cultural Center.
I'm sure some of you have met them before.
They are teachers of black tea.
They are teachers of burinco.
Yes! They are teachers of calligraphy.
They are also teachers who take pictures of airplanes.
There are various fields of expertise and individual and fun teachers.
The point is that you can learn a lot of fun things.
I see!
This is online.
It's Monday, October 12th.
From 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., we will teach you how to learn notes for Yamase Rio.
If you like, I hope you will join us.
Yes! Will you sing "metabo metabo"?
I will do it!
Yes! I will do it!
There are other things like curry.
It's easy to remember if you put words like that in order to learn rhythms.
But "metabo" is good, isn't it?
"metabo" "metabo" "metabo" "metabo"
metabo
I see!
Yes! I hope you will join us in class.
Yes!
For details of how to join us, please see the summary section of this video.
Please check it out!
Please do! We'll be waiting for you!
Thank you for joining us today, Rio-sensei!
Thank you!
I had a great class.
It was a lot of fun, wasn't it?
It was fun!
Did you like it, Hinagawa-sensei?
It was fun!
I really don't know much about music,
but it was easy for me to understand what an octave means.
That's true.
And you two had better reactions than in my class.
We're just living our lives honestly.
No, I didn't get any follow-ups or anything.
And you know about Yubi, you're too cunning, Shion-chan.
You're right about that!
Yubi changed it right away.
But it was fun.
That's good.
I'm glad you had fun, Hinagawa-sensei.
That's good!
That was kind of random.
If you have any more questions, please let me know!
Of course we do!
I'm not going to do this on Zoom, but I'd like to do it in person.
I'm looking forward to it!
In that case, I'd like to run away.
That's fine! I'll do it by myself!
Okay, good luck!
That's it for Minagawa-sensei!
Thank you!
Okay, so...
Harsa!
Yes!
How was your class today?
I learned things I don't usually learn at school.
Wow, I feel like I've become smarter again.
It's true that I can only hear stories that I can only hear outside of school.
It was an hour of great help, wasn't it? In the blink of an eye.
Yes, it was in the blink of an eye.
What?
I'm scared! I can hear you!
I'm scared! I'm scared, so I'm scared, so I'll let you know.
Yes, yes, yes.
We, nab48, have already been a week apart!
Our 10th anniversary is just around the corner!
Congratulations!
It's a strange world where you can hear kind voices.
Yes, at the end of this month, at the end of the month, there will be a 10th anniversary live show.
And HANS will have a concert for the next generation of members.
There will be Akari Yoshida's graduation concert.
It's an exciting October, so please stay tuned!
Thank you!
Yes, it was an hour in the blink of an eye, but thank you all for joining us!
Thank you!
That's it for now!
See you!
Bye!
Goodbye!
I'm scared!
I can hear you!
Run away!
Let's run away!