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Next, question two is...
Next, next, next, next!
I'm ready for a challenge from Messi!
Here's the question!
Which of the following Japanese names have the Kanji "nashi" in them?!
This is bad...
I don't like it, I don't like it, I don't like it...
Mango's Japanese name is "minami-nashi".
Avocado's Japanese name is "wani-nashi".
Ukulele's Japanese name is "nashi-goto"?!
This is hard...
Let's use this!
Faro-san, let's use support!
Who will you choose?
Didn't Utagiroba-san do something like that in his old days?
What?! Really?!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, he did.
I see! I think we can go with that!
Then, let's go!
Support chance, start!
Yes! How about this?!
I was looking at the question just now...
I'm sorry for being so loud...
It's fine!
But I've heard of "avocado wani-nashi".
You have?! Really?!
But, right now, in the screen of the ukulele...
Yasuda-san said that it looks like "yo-nashi".
Don't say things like that!
I'm sorry!
Use it! Use it!
"Wani-nashi" is different from "yo-nashi", right?
"Wani-nashi"...
Wow! Where did you hear that?!
Which one should we go with?!
But, saying you've heard of it is strong, so...
Well...
Let's believe in it!
It looks like "yo-nashi" is the best, but...
"Wani-nashi"!
Let's go!
Utagiroba's knowledge-driven village god, what is his answer?!
Wow! Thank you very much!
The slimy surface is similar to my own body surface, so it is also called "alligator pear" in another name!
In Japan, alligator pears were caught during the Taisho era and translated as "waninasu" in order to be called "waninasu"!
Wow! Thank you very much, Hirota-san!
Thank you very much!
But we don't have a support camp anymore, do we?
No, we don't!