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3rd question. Table tennis question.
Since 1989, many table tennis tables have changed from green to blue. Why is that? Which is next?
It's true that the hotel table was green.
In this cave, you will pay a price for your double chance.
What's changing?
It's four tables here, so there's a chance of losing money.
Red is to make it easier for the referee to judge.
Blue is to increase the concentration of the players.
Yellow is to brighten the image of table tennis.
Green is to keep the players' eyes from getting tired.
Why did it become four tables?
I don't think it's green. Green is good for your eyes.
What do you think?
I think it's blue.
Because it increases concentration.
Isn't it blue?
It's blue!
It's blue, right?
It's easier for the referee to concentrate.
That's right.
Are you okay, referee?
Okay, I'm going to play now!
It's okay.
Blue is to increase the concentration of the players.
Please!
Okay!
Please!
Why?
Referee!
It's blue!
Referee!
It's blue!
It's good!
Really?
Kushi Kensan is disqualified.
Oh no! Oh no! Oh no!
What do you think, Chihara-san?
It's about image, isn't it?
It's about image, referee!
Leave it to me! Leave it to me!
Okay, I'll go with yellow!
Okay!
Please!
I'll brighten the image of table tennis with yellow!
I'll do it for you! Please!
Dega, who easily changed his own opinion and got on the opinion of Choudo, is...
All right! It's coming!
Yes! Great!
In the 1980s, it was often said that table tennis was a sober sport due to the comic boom.
Therefore, the Japanese Table Tennis Association proposed to brighten the image of table tennis and a blue table tennis table began to be used.