AISubs v3.7
Good morning.
Thank you for your time today.
Did you manage to tackle?
Yes, I did.
Really?
Wonderful.
Amazing.
I think it's really the same as the feeling of suddenly falling or the actual production.
I faithfully reproduced the actual production.
Can you show me for a moment?
Let's go.
Mr. Mazura, you say it yourself like that.
It's unusual, isn't it?
It's here.
It's heavy.
Rail.
Wow!
Well, you can adjust the weight.
Wow!
It's really heavy, isn't it?
How many kilograms is this?
No, I haven't measured it yet.
The weight I felt in the actual production.
Yes.
I still have the feeling of the maximum load.
Yes.
I'm going to reproduce it.
And you have the first one.
The first one is also very heavy.
Wow!
It happened to be a slope here.
Yes.
I thought I should just do it as it is.
It's a pretty steep slope, isn't it?
It's pretty tough, isn't it?
Did you try this?
I did it, but...
My legs died.
Wow!
My legs didn't work at all.
It worked, didn't it?
It was shaking.
I'm making it so that it can climb properly.
Wow!
It's the same as tonight.
I want to see the smiles of the children.
Push forward with all your might.
Wow!
At 860km/h, Sakeba sensei's muscles are starting to swell.
Last time he was faster, but this time he's got plenty of time.
He's got 90 seconds left.
Minamigawara Elementary School, Grade 1 Class 3, Sakeba sensei!
He's got 3 seconds left!
He can't make it!
His last chance!
He's got plenty of time!
How many times do you do this?
I do it every day.
I do it every day since I started.
I do it at least once a day.
Did you do it today?
I haven't done it yet.
It's so heavy, I don't like it.
When you do it, you have to put in a lot of effort.
I always end up doing it.
I'm studying how to push it, too.
I see.
I'm thinking about which position will push it the most and how much force will go in.
I was thinking about how to push it so that it wouldn't work in practice, but it wasn't like that.
I was at a level where I had to push it seriously to push it.
I was surprised.
I didn't know everyone was doing this.
And you cleared it.
I thought you were a monster.
You figured it out again.
It's completely different from what you're looking at.
It's ridiculous.
Then...
Can you do it for me for the first time today?
Later.
Yes.
My protector.
A lot of people use my protector.
Oh, is that so?
It's different to put it on and not to put it on.
Oh, is it different?
The pressure is amazing, so if you don't get used to it, you won't be able to bleed in the real thing.
Oh, you have to practice it while you're doing it.
That's right.
So, would you like to do it today?
Today's first tackle.
And...
I know it's hard.
It's hard.
It's hard, but you have to do it.
Would you like to do it?
Yes.
Thank you very much for watching until the end.
Wow!
I can go up in one shot.
It was heavy!
Wow!
It's hard.
But it's fun!
How many times does it slope?
I haven't measured it yet.
Is there a machine that measures the slope?
Yes, there is.
Oh, that's how you measure it.
It's 6 degrees.
It's hard even without a slope.
It would be tough if it was 6 degrees.
Even with a little slope, I think it's pretty tough.
The wall hasn't changed at all.
Looking back now, how was it last time, Sasaki?
You went all the way to the wall that you thought was the best.
Yes.
I couldn't enjoy the wall because I didn't have enough time.
Daisuke Matsuda. He made it! He made it! He made it! He made it!
This will be his seventh attempt. Will it be his first first stage clear?
Is he a little tired?
240km, 300km, and 320km.
15 seconds left. Will it be his first first stage clear?
10 seconds left. Is he a little tired?
He doesn't have much time left. Daisuke Matsuda. He's at home, but he can't reach the wall.
He can't reach the wall.
He tried his best at the end.
Daisuke Matsuda tried his best at the end, but he couldn't reach the wall.
Did you know you didn't have much time left?
I knew it.
Every morning I set my alarm clock to wake up, and it rings six times.
When it rings for the first time, a countdown starts in my head.
"Six, five, four, three," I'm singing, and it's already working.
"Six, five, four," I'm singing, and it's already working.
You set your alarm clock to wake up?
Yes, it wakes me up.
You set your alarm clock to wake up?
It's the sixth time.
It's going in.
Are you in the mood?
I don't like it.
No, you have to do it.
Yes.
Can I?
Yes.
All right, I'm going.
I don't like it.
It's hard!
I wonder if it feels good like this.
I want to do it soon!