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Circle slider.
It's the area where I fell for the first time.
I have a terrible awareness of things like Reuters.
Flying bar.
I feel like I'm succeeding every time.
It's like, "How are you doing today?"
I'm happy with that flying bar.
Rolling log.
Who came up with that?
After the first area became like that, I went up to the second stage.
Kirai's idea.
Yes.
The second place is...
Backstream!
You weren't good at swimming, were you?
I wasn't good at swimming, but...
I thought I had to practice swimming properly.
That's what I was told.
Backstream.
The distance is 9 meters.
The depth is 2 meters.
The stream is thick.
Will he be able to fight against the strong stream?
Will Masashi Kiyoki be able to swim all the way?
30 seconds have passed.
Oh, he stopped!
He stopped!
Oh, he stopped!
He stopped!
Masashi Kiyoki!
Somehow, he clears the backstream!
That's...
It's not an area where you can do your best in a match or something like that.
Knowing that...
When Kawaguchi was about to drown, I thought, "Don't give up!"
But I gave up. But I didn't want him to give up. I could feel it in his heart.
They have about a minute left.
Kawaguchi and Tomohiro are in a 9-meter backstream reversal.
Kawaguchi and Tomohiro are in a trishmania.
Kawaguchi and Tomohiro are swimming outside.
And...
Oh, is he okay?
Kawaguchi is being swept away!
- Don't give up! - Don't give up!
- It's okay, it's okay! - Don't give up!
He's being swept away!
- Backstream! - Go, go, go!
Before the backstream, what's your position like?
- I don't go that far. - So you don't do that...
I adjust it and go that far.
Do you adjust your breathing?
I adjust my breathing from the moment I finish the salmon ladder.
- By looking at it? - Yes.
Breathing...
It's really mean.
There's a path from the spider to the backstream.
It's a little steep there.
The ceiling is low and it's really hard to breathe.
That's a trap.
It's quite effective there, isn't it?
It's really... It's hard to climb.
Even though it's a staircase, it's all circles.
It's a weird distance, two circles.
- It's hard to climb? - It's super hard to climb.
I'm like, "I can't do it here."
I get used to it and adjust it a lot.
- You don't want to be taken away in that kind of place. - That's right.
It's important.
There are various detailed points in the backstream.
It's the same in the backstream and before the backstream.
Go...
Gem...
The goggles are spiders!
What do you think about it?
What do you mean?
No matter how cloudy it is, it becomes a rolling log.
Before that, it wasn't cloudy at all.
Even if you put it on your head?
Yes.
But with a rolling log, you can't see anything.
And you sweat a little when you can't see anything.
So?
By the time I got backstage...
No way!
Cloudy glasses...
I couldn't see anything.
I bought really good goggles.
But in the end, it was cloudy.
Cloudy goggles are pretty tough, aren't they?
I couldn't see anything.
Even if you put it on your head, you can't see anything.
So...
What do you mean?
What's your favorite food?
I like salmon radish.
What?!
What's your favorite food?
You've heard of it, haven't you?
I've heard of it, haven't you?
It was introduced when I wanted to be Sasuke.
Sasuke wanted to be Sasuke.
I've been admiring it.
The people who do salmon radish.
But the moment I was doing salmon radish on the second stage...
I think I'm starting to look like those people I admire.
I like that sound.
I don't know what you're talking about.
And here comes the salmon radish.
Use your abs.
And use your abs.
Use your arms.
Climbing is clear.
But now he's going down.
Carefully, carefully.
Masashi Hiyuki.
He's going down to the third stage.
He's going down.
Will he be able to land it with his whole body?
He did it!
This climb is very difficult for Sarmon Ladder.
Stage one, stage two, stage three, stage four...
He's pretty fast!
Hiyuki is shaking his body and moving forward.
Now it's Sarmon Ladder's descent.
There are 38 steps.
He's clearing it rhythmically and energetically.
He's shaking his body and landing on the island.
He cleared it!
Hiyuki's time is up.
It's Sarmon Ladder.
He's climbing up.
Stage four is going well.
Hiyuki's speed is great.
The stability is excellent.
He's done this many times in the second stage area.
It's Sarmon Ladder's descent.
It's difficult for him.
He's shaking his body.
Hiyuki is flying forward.
Is there anyone who likes Sarmon Ladder?
I like him.
Can I really do it?
Does it go well with you?
In the second stage area, I said I love Sarmon Ladder.
It's not shocking because it's made of wood.
He's climbing up smoothly and it's a lot of fun.
He's climbing up smoothly, isn't he?
I'm climbing up quickly.
Maybe it's because of that.
I think Morimoto is like that, too.
My house is made of iron.
I like the gentle feeling of hitting.
I can only feel it in the actual performance.
It feels good.
What is the first place in this area?
It is "CLUE HANGAR".
I think everyone thinks so when they see it.
I liked the name "CLUE HANGAR" when I was young.
It was one of the areas I admired.
Go sideways, go up, go sideways, swing and fly a little.
Somehow "CLUE HANGAR" has changed.
Difficult English.
The more it changes, the more I hate it.
Start!
First of all, so far.
And 1.8 meters.
Jump back and go!
Flew!
Hurry up!
Do your best!
Kiyoki Masashi!
First of all, he flew and grabbed a 3 cm special skill.
And now he's up and down.
He's up and down 90 centimeters.
That special skill!
I can't grab it!
Go!
Fell!
First jump!
First of all, make this place a success!
Kiyoki!
Even if you can't do it, you try to do it in practice.
Even if you fly 10 times, you don't fail once.
He's challenging himself like that.
I can't do it in the real thing.
By the way, why didn't you catch it last time?
I'll tell you what I really think.
The environment I was practicing in now has a wall like this.
It's in this position.
My hands go in like this.
I've been practicing in this environment.
When I went to the real thing, the protrusion was quite high and it looked like this.
When I tried to swing it, my wrist wouldn't go back like this.
When I hit it, the timing of the rotation, the timing of the swing, and the width of the swing were all locked.
I was forced to fly and it ended like that.
So, right after that tournament, I changed the width of my own cliffhanger and practiced it.
That's what happened.
I think it's like that.
There's another reason I hate it.
I don't want to see Sasuke's other events in the practice room.
Cliffhangers hurt me a lot.
It's hard for me to continue.
To put it simply,
I'll give you an example here.
Every time I practice in this environment,
I hit it like this.
It hurts, doesn't it?
Yes.
I do this dozens of times every time.
It means you repeat it, doesn't it?
Yes.
It hurts.
Look at me.
Try it.
Hit it on the table and hit it hard.
Your fingers hurt?
Yes.
My practice hurts.
It doesn't hurt because it's the first time.
So I can't have fun.
If you advance to the third stage in the 40th tournament, or if you advance to the 7th tournament,
I want you to go to the 6th and 6th tournaments.
Don't overdo it.
That's right.
Don't overdo it.
I don't think I can do it.
I'm saying I can do it.
I think I can do it this time.
In commemoration of the 40th tournament, I will prepare and clear it this time more than ever.
What happens if you clear it?
I sometimes think about it.
I sometimes think about what I'm doing.
When you succeed in clearing it, I think you're in a good mood.
You may be calm than you think.
I see.
You're like, "All right."
Or...
I feel like I'm out of gas.
I'm exhausted.
I'm drunk.
I think it's either one of them.
I see.
It hurts, doesn't it?
That's right.
This time.
I'll do my best.
I'll prepare a lot.
I'd like to do it.
I'm counting on you.
Good luck.
I'll do my best.
Thank you very much.