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Kyukisei Variety Broadcast Room.
Yeah!
Now, it's started.
Kyukisei Variety Broadcast Room.
I'm the MC, the external captain, Yamashita Miyamoto.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.
And today's senior is...
Yes, I'm Anno Kukai.
I'm Oshimenna, so I've always been scared of people's eyes.
You're the same team as Oshimenna, right?
Yes, we're in the same team.
- This is your first time, right? - Yes, it is.
But I feel like we've met before.
- Yes, we have. - What happened?
- Petra vs. Melanie vs. Wanderer. - Oh, that's right!
- That's right. - That's right.
- At Yayanosato, right? - Yes.
- At Yayanosato, right? - At Yayanosato, yes.
- There was an event at Yayanosato, right? - Yes, there was.
I see, I see.
- Since then... - Yes.
How is your communication with each other?
But we've never really talked to each other.
- Hmm... - I see, I see.
- Yes, but we do talk a lot in teams. - Yes.
- But when we're in different teams... - Are you two in the same team?
- No, we're in Amitam. - Amitam?
- Oh, I see, I see. - Yes.
Amitam doesn't talk much.
- Yes, he does. - He does?
- Really? - Yes.
- Goodbye. - Goodbye.
- Are you nervous? - Yes.
- But you're so cute. - Yes.
- Do you talk quietly? - Yes.
- You don't talk? - I don't talk.
- Young girls ignore you. - No, I don't talk with people. - I see.
- I'm shy. - You don't talk with people? - No, I don't.
- Really? - Yes.
- Let's do it. - Yes.
- Let's get along today. - Yes.
- Please. - Yes, please.
- Thank you. - Yes.
- Please tell us what we're going to do today. - Yes.
- Ready? - Let's get along!
This time, four members who are not from Kansai, Koyori, Saiki-chan, Riopi, and Nishiuma have claims in Kansai.
- Yes. - So we came up with this project. - I see.
- But the U.S. is not in Kansai. - We're not in Kansai.
- The U.S. is in Hiroshima. - We're in Hiroshima.
- Everyone else is in Kansai. - That's right.
- And where are you from in Kansai? - We're from Hyogo.
- Three of you are from Hyogo? - Yes.
- We're from Osaka. - Osaka team.
- Team Kyoto. - Team Kyoto.
- Team Nara. - Nara.
- We're from Kyoto. - I see.
- Me too. - Me too.
- We're from Kyoto. - Just you two?
- Team Kyoto. - Team Kyoto.
- Nara is alone. - She's alone.
- She's alone. - She's alone.
- But you've been in Osaka for about two years? - Yes.
- It's our third year moving in. - Yes.
I don't think there's a real one in there.
Oh, there is!
Even though you get stressed out, people from Kansai want you to say something that makes them stressed out more.
That's what the members here say.
But it's really like that.
Oh, it's like that?
This katana is like that?
Also, Osaka's land.
Sben.
Sben?
Sben Mountain.
How good it was.
I see, I see.
But everyone has that kind of thing.
It's a problem, isn't it?
Yes.
What about Mishima?
Chiba.
Chiba, right?
It's nothing like that.
Kansai isn't like that at all.
I'm starting to get stressed out.
And what about Ryobi?
Yes, I'm really stressed out.
And...
Osaka isn't like that, is it?
It's not like that.
It's too small for me.
I see.
Arnon, you are from Kyoto.
Is there any difference between Osaka and Kyoto?
In Kansai, there are places where Osaka and Kyoto are separated.
I don't like that.
That's true.
People in Kyoto have that.
In Osaka...
To be frank with you, I don't care.
Today's topic is...
I see.
Amigo.
Amigo is good.
Good.
Osaka has its own food doll.
There's a food doll.
How can you buy it?
There's a food doll.
You can't buy it.
Let's ask the local groups' complaints one by one.
What's up?
I'm looking forward to it.
You're looking forward to it?
You shouldn't think people are talking even you're looking forward to it.
It's a sweet feeling.
Kansai dialect is too troublesome.
I'm sure you've said it.
"I don't know."
I see.
We, the local groups, don't say it.
We don't say "I don't know."
I think you shouldn't say things you don't know.
"I don't know."
Why don't you know it?
That's right.
You shouldn't say you don't know it.
That's kindness.
You shouldn't say you don't know it.
It's a kind of security.
Don't ask me.
That's true.
Then, don't say it.
I'm used to it now, but at first I said, "What did you say?"
I haven't regretted it so far.
I see.
It's really like that.
I feel like I'm being pushed away.
I see.
That's what everyone says.
Yes.
I don't know, but it doesn't really mean anything.
I don't know, but it's a greeting.
I see.
Then there is no such thing.
I don't know.
Do you use it?
I don't know.
But I use it.
Do you use it?
If you use it like that, it's okay!
It's okay!
It's okay?
If you use it like that, it's okay?
Yes.
I'm sorry.
Yes, it's okay.
It's okay to use it like that.
I'm glad you used it today.
I have a question for you.
You say "naoshite".
Yes.
You say "naoshitoite".
I think it means "return it" or "return it".
I think it means "correct it".
But "naoshite" means "clean up".
If you say "clean up", do you want me to use it properly?
No.
If you say "naoshite", do you want me to use it properly?
But you are the ones who live here.
That's right.
It's a bit late.
Because you are American and you speak Japanese.
Yes.
But if you say "naoshite", do you want me to use it properly?
I see.
But if you say "naoshite", do you want me to use it properly?
I see.
But if you say "naoshite", do you want me to use it properly?
That's it for today.
Is it over?
It's over.
I'm from Kansai.
So it's over for me.
I have a complaint about you.
Since you said "Kansai", you look like you're from Kansai.
That's why you look like you're from Kansai.
If you say "naoshite", do you want me to use it properly?
We think you're cute.
Huh?
We think you're cute.
We're not making fun of you.
We're just copying you because you're cute.
But you're mad at me.
If you're mad at me, you won't have many viewers.
I see.
In Kansai dialect, it's "lara fiei kurei".
I see.
"Ishida honoka ni kurei mama".
I see.
It's not "tsundero tonko" anymore.
"Ishida honoka ni kurei mama".
You say "fuck", right?
Or "usa" or something like that.
You say it all the time, don't you?
Yes, I do.
Yes, you do.
But I don't think it's a label.
No, it's not.
It's Nana.
I'm a big girl, but I don't do it.
It's a human right issue.
Nana is the only one who doesn't do it.
I'm the only one who doesn't do it.
Nana is the only one who doesn't do it.
I'm the only one who doesn't do it.
Don't you mind if you say "mac"?
But there are quite a few people in Kansai who say "mac".
But I say "asamac".
I say "asamac".
I say "asamac", but I don't know.
famima is famima.
Right.
Fami...famima?
When I say "famima", it's "famima".
Yes, it's "famima".
So, it means "famima".
That's true.
Or "famima", it means like "family" or "love".
It's close to "famima" because it is about love and affection.
But, that's just a monopoly.
No, it's not.
Pompey is just doing it alone and winning by himself.
Well, that's one of the reasons.
Yes, yes, yes.
So, what else is there?
(Next is...)
There's something we really want to do about the bad manners of the organizers.
Go ahead!
You know, the people who walk in the elevator are like...
Like this, like this, like this!
Osaka is stronger.
No, but...
Tokyo is worse.
No, no, no!
Tokyo is totally worse!
Tokyo is probably...
I don't want to cause trouble or anything like that...
So I try to avoid it.
But Osaka is like "definitely avoid it!!"
No, this is something I've noticed recently.
You know, there are a lot of people who come from far away.
So nobody knows why they're there.
So they don't know why they're walking around.
They think it's stupid, but...
There are a lot of people who don't know why they're in Tokyo or Shibuya.
We don't know what that means.
You're the ones who know it!
That's right!
I think it's because people from all over the world have come to play.
That's right!
First of all, it's not people or anything like that...
The land is narrow!
You know, there's a shop street or something like that.
There are a lot of shops there.
There are several shops there.
The road is narrow.
If it's Toyama, the land is wide, so the shop street is wide.
But since it's half of Toyama, even though there are a lot of people, it's narrow.
And when you do it in a horizontal line or something like that...
I was like, "Huh?!"
But that's definitely not Kansai dialect.
It's not Kansai dialect anymore.
But it can't be helped.
The land is narrow...
Maybe it's because there aren't many people.
There aren't many people in Kansai and Toyama.
There aren't many people, but...
I think it's better to do it in a city or something like that.
I think it's a bit of a hassle for us, too.
That's true.
But if you live in Kansai and do that kind of thing, you're acting like a representative of Kansai.
No, no, no.
You're living your life with your own money.
No, it's not like that.
Then, I go to bed at around 8 or 9, and I leave at around 9 in the morning or in the evening.
I go all the way there and I leave at around 7 at night.
Oh, look!
Look, what is this?
I can't tell you!
This is crazy!
I'm always surprised when I see this.
It's super beautiful!
In Kansai and Kanto, there is an elevator that you have to stand on.
Is Kyoto on the left?
Kyoto is on the left of Matsuko.
I agree with you.
I think it's because there are a lot of people going to Matsuko.
Even if I go to Tokyo this time, I'm going to Matsuko.
I don't like it!
To be honest, isn't there a time when you come to a place that you don't live in because of the escalator problem on the right and left?
Oh, I see.
So when I go to Tokyo, I'm going to Matsuko.
That's right.
That's why I still feel bad because there are representatives like this.
I see. It's like a horror movie.
I know you're hiding it.
I see.
Yes.
Recently, I've been living in a hotel in Tokyo for two weeks.
What?!
There's something I think about.
There are a lot of people on the Tokyo train.
Even if you want to get off at the back of the train, no one will get off.
What?!
Is that so?
No one will get off.
Most people get off and go their own way.
That's right.
The person in front of you will get off for a moment.
That's true.
That's right.
That's true.
I understand.
I'll get off if you call me.
It's over if you get off.
You can't get back if you get off.
That's terrible.
That's right.
But there are people who want to get off because of the temptation of getting off.
If you work hard, you can get off.
When you get off, you'll be in front of the door, so you can't get in first.
That's right.
By the way...
That's right.
Who wants to get off now?
Me.
Let's get off the train for a while and start over.
Let's get off.
Can I say something?
Yes.
I'm really upset.
She's really angry.
What's wrong with you?
I'm really upset.
You dropped your wallet and you can't get it back.
Where did you drop it?
I dropped it in Osaka.
I dropped my wallet and everything I had in it.
Kojima Karin gave me that wallet.
Each of us had a small letter in it.
I kept it safe and put it in my wallet.
Losing it is the worst thing you can do.
I want it back.
I think it's the worst thing you can do.
No one knows what it is.
I'm really happy about it.
Do you have a lot of money?
I have about 30,000 yen in it.
I feel sorry for you.
I'll give you the money.
I won't give you the money.
I'll give you the money.
Is it catchy in Kansai?
It depends on the person.
Do you value money?
If you want something like my friend, you can buy it at a restaurant.
Do you value money?
Is there such a thing or not?
I don't know if there is such a thing or not.
I don't know.
It's really smelly and it's too smelly for me to contact Honopin
so I always use it up to here and use it up to my armpits
so I always say that it smells really bad.
It can be done.
What is it?
Can you do it?
It's bad.
How do you use it in a new world?
It's hard in a new world.
I don't take mice with me when I go out.
I see.
What's so great about it?
I don't know.
I don't know either.
It's the most expensive thing you've ever seen.
That's right.
It's expensive.
I've never seen it.
It's heavy.
What is it?
The person who runs the restaurant may put garbage in this tree or where it grows.
That's where you collect garbage.
It's cool.
It's moving.
It's amazing.
I stepped on my father's bed last night.
What?
My mother stepped on it.
My mother.
My mother and I stepped on it.
As you noticed, it's a squeeze.
Squeeze?
It's fluffy.
It's fluffy and easy to see.
I see.
I just drank it.
It's kind.
I can't do it.
It's a squeeze.
My mother believed in it.
It's kind.
My mother didn't like it either.
It's a brown one like an ostrich.
That's right.
It's a brown one like an ostrich.
It's brown.
That's...
Itachi, right?
Itachi.
Itachi, what are you talking about?
Itachi is common.
Itachi?
Itachi is common.
Yes.
What else is common?
Mie Prefecture's grass.
Yes.
And Toyama Prefecture's grass.
Yes.
But that area is more likely to have tobacco, so it's common, right?
That's right, it's common.
It's common.
What else is common?
There are deer and such, but wild rats?
Yes.
Rats?
Yes.
It's the first time I've heard of rats.
Yes, it's the first time I've heard of rats.
But if it's deer and such, it's definitely rats.
But it's not the same area.
Yes.
It's a story about cockroaches.
Yes.
It's the first time I've seen a cockroach on the street in Osaka.
What?
That's true.
No, it's not.
I see.
It's really not there.
It's not there.
It's not in a cold place.
When I saw a cockroach outside in Osaka, I was really surprised.
What?
I saw a cockroach for the first time in my life.
What?
Oh, that's also from Toyama Prefecture.
I've never seen a cockroach before.
It was really creepy.
Cockroaches are especially found in restaurants.
It's not there.
I've been to Kyoto before.
Kyoto?
Yes.
What happened?
I went to Kyoto when I was in middle school.
Yes.
I was drinking tapioca at the time, and a Kyoto person who I didn't know told me, "It's a frog's egg."
I see.
But I think Kyoto people would say, "Eat something like that."
I sometimes think about it myself, but I'm the kind of person who does everything the other way around.
I don't want to be divided into long things.
I see.
When the tapioca boom happened, I went to a tapioca shop and asked for a tapioca from a tapioca clock.
What?
I'm scared!
It's dangerous!
No, no, no!
No! I just wanted to drink milk tea, but in the world, tapioca is too popular and there are no milk tea shops.
I want to drink milk tea, so I'm going to ask for a tapioca from a tapioca clock without any dislike.
To be honest, I've asked for it.
I see.
But I don't want to be in the trend.
I see.
Kyoto people are a little stronger in that sense.
But I'm not in the trend.
I'm not in the trend, but I'm the type of person who says what I think.
I'm the type of person who says what I think.
I see.
It's not like you want to do the opposite.
I see.
It's not a bad day, but it's not a good day.
Well, Kyoto people have a little pride.
Why do you eat such low-grade food?
It's terrible!
Tapioca with milk.
No, no, that's not true.
Why?
It's delicious.
Why do you do that?
I also have a claim.
To whom?
To Koyori.
Everyone in Kansai doesn't like gyoza and osho.
"Everyone in Kansai doesn't like gyoza and osho"
I've been saying it for a long time, but I don't know what you're talking about at all.
"Let's eat gyoza and osho"
Everyone likes gyoza and osho, right?
Everyone likes it.
What do you eat it with?
Don't you dip it in sauce?
What do you eat it with?
I dip it in sauce and eat it.
I don't eat it with sauce.
I eat it with a different color.
I have been told that I look strange for a long time.
I look strange now.
I want you to eat it.
The air is sweet.
You said it before.
The air is delicious.
Wait a minute.
What are you talking about?
I have been told that the water in Osaka is delicious.
I haven't drunk tap water for a long time.
I don't think it's delicious.
People in Osaka drink water from natural springs.
I think there are many people who drink water from local springs.
It's fresh and delicious.
It doesn't smell like water.
It's a natural spring water.
I don't like drinking water in Osaka.
The color of water is different.
The water in Osaka is rusty.
I don't like drinking water in Osaka.
Why is that?
Osaka has a smelly air.
Don't say that.
I think Osaka has a smelly air.
I don't like it at all.
You can say it.
The smell of the smelly air made me feel like I was in that place.
When I smelled it, I felt like I was in Osaka.
What do you like about Osaka?
I've lived in Osaka for a long time, so I don't have much of an impression of Osaka.
I'm used to it.
When I'm in that space, I'm used to it.
I don't think it stinks anymore.
In the countryside, park stations are delicious, so I'm used to it.
But since I'm in Osaka, I don't think it stinks anymore.
I see.
Young people say their feet stink.
It doesn't smell at all.
That's why I'm fine with it.
I think I'm fine with it.
Is that all?
How was it?
I see.
The room is big.
Did you feel anything different?
Certainly, I could feel the air.
You could feel it?
But it's quite different in Kyoto.
I felt a difference in the air.
I see.
I could feel it.
I've lived in Osaka for a long time, so I don't have much of an impression of Osaka.
I see.
I don't have much of an impression of Osaka.
I see.
In the end, we all have to get used to it.
That's right.
In order for the four of us to get used to it, we're going to do a Kansai dialect and say goodbye.
In the end, we're going to fall down and make up.
Do you know what it is?
No.
I don't know.
Let's say it together.
Feet?
Feet.
Feet?
Feet are like...
If you get shot, you may fall.
I've said such a small thing.
Everyone, I'm going to do it myself.
What?
Please hit me.
I'm used to this kind of thing.
Please hit me.
Hit me.
Hit me one more time.
I'm happy that I was shot in the back of the head with a firecracker.
So there were various things, but everyone is NMB, so be patient.
Can you do it?
Yes!
Yes?
I replied.
I just remembered something.
Oh, what's wrong?
I just remembered something.
It's a story I heard in Kyoto when I was in middle school.
Yes, it is.
On the stairs until Kira-sensei went, my classmate Ipori-kun was there.
Yes!
When I was about to eat it, it was avoided and it looked like it was going to break.
When I was about to eat it, it looked like it was going to break.
Imori-kun is now gone.
If you are interested, please go and see it at Namba.
There is also a TV theater, so please go and see it at the park.
There is also a park where you can feel the smell of birds, mice, and many other things.
Please feel Namba.
Namba is also a good place, so please come by all means.
Everyone, let's do our best in Kanazawa in the future as well!
Yes!
Goodbye!
We're back.
Everyone, please watch it.
It's hard.
Before we started shooting,
we watched "Rainbow's Tenna".
Yeah.
Who's watching us?
You're saying that.
Isn't it bad?
It's bad!
Please watch it.
But, fans and...
even the gorgeous captain...
are watching us.
I think we only watched "Rainbow's Tenna".
Yeah, only "Rainbow's Tenna".
I watched it with a smile.
Please watch it.
We watched it.
The plan is...
"Rainbow's Tenna" style!
"Rainbow's Tenna" was released last month.
5 sets sold out in 3 sets.
I'm so happy!
It might be in our own room.
Let's sign it!
Some people exchange it or complete it for us.
Let's do it!
It's random.
Let's decide who will do it.
Who will do it?
I'll do it for you.
I'll be happy if you do it for me.
I want you to be like Chichigo-san.
I want you to do it for me.
I like older girls and younger girls.
I respect them.
I'm happy about it.
What about you, Monty?
I'll do it with Mikana-san and Wada.
I got Mikana-san's autograph and watched it 6 times.
That's nice!
I want Mikana-san.
I don't need Shoumi-san.
Don't say that.
I've seen you many times.
I'll do it for you.
Thank you.
One, two...
Thank you.
I'll open it.
There are 5 cards.
I'm nervous.
Who is it?
Ayami is a little lucky.
Next, second one.
I want a ticket.
Amitan looks like she's going to say "I saw it" so she got it right.
Amiaya and Sorotan are big, right?
Amiaya is big.
I'm happy for you, Amitan.
But I don't know about Kumoyuki.
There are a lot of babies.
Amazing.
If you like babies, you will love this set.
I'm happy.
I'm glad it's early.
Mie-san and Hikana-san.
I'm going.
Ta-dah!
Oh, it's Chihi-san!
I'm happy for you.
You suddenly became an adult.
I'm happy for you.
Chihi-san, I have to get your autograph.
The season is great!
It's super rare, isn't it?
From Yoshimin's point of view, it's really rare.
I want it.
It's a trade that Yoshimin, Mikana-san and Miyo-san came up with.
I love you, Rei-san, too.
I'm happy.
Mine is like this.
Amitan, Amiaya, Kyoka-chan, Chihi-san and Rei-san.
M&M's B2 are all here.
That's right. Ten researchers are here, too.
It's separated beautifully.
I'm happy about this.
The quality of the wall is high.
That's right.
Let me show you the first one.
It's Misaki Yoshino!
Misaki-san!
It's amazing!
It's so beautiful.
It's the same age.
When her hair is long...
Misaki Yoshino is still...
She doesn't look like she's the same age.
She's too mature.
Kyoka-chan is...
Ta-da!
It's Jion-san!
She's 7th generation.
It's Jion-san!
She's the same age.
She doesn't look like she's the same age.
She's the same age.
She's cute.
Do you think she's 10th generation?
Ta-da!
She's 10th generation!
It's Aisha!
She's so cute!
She looks like an idol from the beginning.
Is there a rule?
Is there?
Ta-da!
It's Fu-tan!
Fu-tan!
She's so cute!
She looks like a teenager.
She's cute!
The last one!
It's...
But there are five different ones.
There are five different ones!
I'm so happy!
I'm going to get an autograph!
I'll get it tomorrow!
This is good luck!
I won't get a break!
That's true!
She's the happiest!
It's like the Tachi version.
It's cute!
It's transparent.
The background is about the same white as the Tachi version.
I saw it, but it was a fake.
No way!
I was surprised.
I was surprised and excited.
What's next?
It's Asanyan!
I saw Asanyan's postcard the other day.
It was so cute and I wanted it.
I'm glad we could get it here.
Who's next?
It's Mihi!
She's a member of Team N.
She's a monster.
She's so nice and talks to us a lot at school.
Who's next?
It's Yui!
Everyone, I'm giving this to you.
That's right. When you graduate, I'll miss you so much.
I want to make memories for the rest of my life.
And last, self-esteem.
Who do you think it is?
I'm happy with anyone's self-esteem.
I agree.
Who do you think it is?
What is it?
Self-esteem.
It's big here, like Karin-san.
But after all, it's not Kyuki.
Because Kyuki is also written on the side.
Really?
Yes, please!
Here I go, Karin-san!
Niopi performed in both dance club and team m-gashoppe, so we're close.
I'm happy! But Niopi and Yuna are also very close.
But I've never heard of you.
I'll keep it a secret until you see it.
If it's broadcasted and Niopi calls me, it means you're watching it, right?
I'll keep it a secret until you see it.
It was fun!
We'll do it again!
It was fun, wasn't it?
Yes, it was fun!
Everyone, please get live photos!
Please!
Please watch our next video, too!