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In MEZASE PROGRAMMING STAR, a member of Shonan no Kaze and also active as a solo artist,
Nira Shinji is the youngest.
In 2017, she debuted as an idol group of 12 members produced by Nino Sashihara,
Equal Love.
Equal Love's sister group, NOT EQUAL ME, was born a year ago.
I'm learning programming with this member.
Programming is a must-learn in elementary school from April this year.
What kind of classes will be held?
Instead of increasing the number of new programming subjects,
Programming is incorporated into subjects such as Japanese, math, science, and society to conduct classes.
Therefore, in the program, she challenged the original class that incorporated programming as soon as possible.
In past broadcasts, she studied Japanese classes by scratch,
and learned the nature of the light of science with a micro bit.
In this broadcast, we will review the 100-meter class of physical education, a foreign language learned in March.
In the broadcast on March 7th, she made a translator using a scratch and learned a foreign language.
Let's review how to do that programming.
First, select the translation and voice synthesis from the extension function at the bottom left.
Next, select when the flag is pressed from the event.
Once you've reached this point, select English from the voice synthesis and set the language to 〇〇.
Next, connect 〇〇 and listen and wait from Investigate and enter 〇〇 in the 〇〇 section as Japanese to English.
From Appearance, select Say Hello.
Next, connect Hello and Talk from Speech Synthesis.
From Translation, select Translate Hello to 〇〇word and change 〇〇word to English.
Then, in the Hello section,
select Look up and add Answer.
Once you've reached this point,
right-click on this block and select Duplicate.
In the Hello section,
select Hello and add Hello to Talk.
On March 7th,
we used the current programming
to communicate with foreigners.
What's your favorite Japanese dish?
That's a good question!
Let's see...
Sushi?
Teppura?
Udon?
Soba?
Once you've answered, press the enter key.
What is your favorite Japanese food?
I like miso ramen.
Miso ramen!
Me too!
I'm so happy.
Say that again.
What is your favorite Japanese food?
That's amazing!
What's with that reaction?
That's crazy!
She has that kind of talent?
Amazing!
Did you understand Gabe's English?
Yes, I did.
Miso ramen.
Gabe has a question for everyone.
Please answer.
What is your favorite Japanese dish?
What is your hobby?
How do you say I see it in English?
I wonder if this is the right answer.
Please translate for us.
Let's go!
To watch anime.
Say it like that from now on.
Well done!
Next, the Ecolab team has a question for Gabe.
I'm ready.
Who is the best type of woman here?
What kind of question was that?
Who is the best type of woman here?
I can't answer that.
He's so kind.
Only Misa Kuroki can answer that.
That's a gentle answer.
That's true.
The Shinji-kun team will ask Gabe another question.
I'm ready.
The Shinji-kun team has a question for Gabe.
Why did you come to Japan?
What will Gabe answer?
I'm interested in Japanese culture, and this is a very safe country.
Do you understand the team?
Mayuko, can you tell us what you said?
I'm interested in Japanese culture, and this is a very safe country.
You are very good at soccer.
I didn't understand anything.
Did you understand? You nodded a lot.
After this, we will teach you the roots of the raccoon's kimono in English.
This program is provided by the programing learning system PROSTA.
On March 14th, we used the translator to teach Gabe about Japanese souvenirs.
Let's review it again.
This time, we will teach you about Japanese souvenirs in English.
Do you know the meaning of a souvenir popular with foreigners in Asakusa?
We will teach you in English using a translator.
Let's start the VTR.
Here it is!
It's Asakusa!
This is the gate.
What is the souvenir that Gabe is interested in?
There are many foreign fans.
It's a mannequin cat.
What is this?
What Gabe is interested in is this bear doll.
Can the Eco-Lab team explain it?
It's often found in grandmothers' houses.
That's right.
It's often found in grandmothers' houses.
Why is it there?
I think it's for saving money.
That's right.
Let's tell Gabe about it.
What is it made of?
It's made of gold.
What did you say?
It's made of metal.
Did you say metal?
It's made of stone.
It's made of iron.
Prosta, is this team okay?
I'm worried.
I've heard of it.
I've never heard of a wooden bear.
What is it?
Isn't it wooden?
If it's wooden, it's not black.
Isn't it brown?
If you know the answer, please type it in Japanese.
Masa, you know the answer, right?
It's a wooden object.
We've got one.
Here we go.
This is a woodcard figurine.
Why a bear?
That's a good question.
That's a good idea, Yuri-chan.
I understand.
But is this correct?
I wonder if it's correct.
Is it correct?
Director, please.
I understand. I'll tell you the information.
This is a Japanese bear that I've seen once.
The origin is a novel.
In 1926, Umedaro Matsui, who lives in Hokkaido, made a bear.
For the Ainu people, who live in Hokkaido, the bear is the god of the mountains, and the sake is the god of the river.
The reason why the Kibori bear has good luck is that the adult bear is bigger than humans.
However, the newly born bear is so small that it can be carried on the palm of a human hand.
Is it that small?
That's why the Kibori bear has the meaning of becoming a big thing or growing up big.
I see.
It's almost correct.
It was close, Yuri-chan.
It was close, wasn't it?
It makes sense.
In a souvenir shop.
If you don't know what the director just explained, you can't teach it to foreign tourists.
I don't know.
It's very important to know Japanese culture while speaking foreign languages.
That's right. It's important.
Next, Shinji's team will challenge.
Let's go to the back of Nakamise Street.
There are chopsticks.
What does Gabe care about?
I used to admire it.
What is this?
What Gabe cares about is this decoration.
It's an item you can see at festivals, but can you explain it properly?
This is called Torinoichi.
Torinoichi.
There is a place called Torinoichi in Tokyo.
It's a place for business.
Everyone buys this for business.
Let's translate what he just said.
I don't know how to say this in English.
I'll leave it to Scratch.
It's a game.
Business.
What?
This is different.
The translator doesn't understand just business.
Let's think about another way to say business.
In English, for example, business will succeed.
This is difficult.
I can train my vocabulary.
Let's do this.
It seems to be done.
It's probably okay.
This is a talisman for a successful job.
Ah, okay.
It seems to be understood.
Thank you very much.
How did you explain that?
This is a charm for a successful job.
Certainly.
This is a talisman.
What is this called?
Mr. Fiebi, how do you read this?
Talisman?
Fatty is me.
Talisman.
As I said earlier.
Amulet.
This is a talisman for a successful job.
He is very good at Japanese.
Talisman is amulet.
This is the first time I've heard of a talisman.
That's right.
I wonder if Shinji explained it correctly.
Then, please explain the supplementary explanation.
This is Kumade, which is sold at Torinoichi.
Kumade is a tool that collects grains, grains, and leaves.
Why is this a talisman?
Kumade is a tool that collects, so it is used as a joke for businessmen.
It is used as a joke for businessmen to collect money and goods.
That's a good explanation.
After this, a collaboration with Tanuki's kimono was a great success.
Is Tanuki a tempura?
On the official website of the program, the illustrations of Momotaro and Hanasaka are posted.
In addition, Momotaro and Hanasaka are also in high demand.
We are waiting for everyone's application.
Next up is the collaboration team's challenge.
It's easy.
It's a souvenir shop.
What's in the game?
Ah, there it is.
What is this?
A raccoon.
That's true.
You can find it in a hotel.
Gabe is interested in this raccoon kimono.
You can find it in soba restaurants.
What does it mean?
What is it?
Glass?
That's not it.
It's dirt.
Is it plastic?
That's not it.
What is it?
Ah, it's a raccoon.
That's it.
It's wearing a hat.
It's a raccoon.
Is the collaboration team's question ready?
Yes, please.
Here we go.
This is a raccoon made of pottery.
That's the answer.
Why raccoon?
Raccoon?
Raccoon.
Tanuki.
Raccoon.
Tanuki?
Don't you say tanuki udon?
Sanuki udon?
There's tanuki udon.
There is?
Tanuki?
Anna, do you know what's on tanuki udon?
Shrimp?
That's not it.
Kakiage?
That's not it.
Is tanuki tempura?
Is it in a soba restaurant?
That's it.
The collaboration team continued their new answer.
How will Gabe explain it?
Because the raccoon is tempura.
Oh my god!
How did he explain it?
Because the raccoon is tempura.
The raccoon udon and the raccoon soba have tempura.
But of course it's not.
Did Shinji's team get it?
Because the raccoon is tempura, the raccoon soba is made from the raccoon udon and the raccoon soba is made from the raccoon udon.
Shinji's team got it right.
It was very close.
They got it right halfway.
They even got the word right.
The meaning of the word is to pull out something other than others.
It has the meaning of business prosperity, good luck, and good luck.
Anna said that it's in a soba restaurant.
It's often sent as a gift to celebrate the opening of the store or the new building.
I want it.
We want it.
We've been putting it here.
I want to be the first.
To make a tower.
After this, Iori ran away using the micro bit.
If you missed the last video, click here to watch it again!
On March 21st, we used a micro bit to run a 100-meter run.
Let's review how we programmed it.
This time, we used a micro bit for programming.
With a small computer developed for education,
you can measure the brightness and temperature of light by programming.
It has been used in elementary school classes since this year.
This time, we used a micro bit gravity sensor to run a 100-meter run.
By programming with a scratch,
attach a micro bit to your foot and step on it,
the gravity sensor will work and the scratch cat will run.
The course used in this lesson is on the program homepage, so let's download it.
Now, let's review the programming.
First, click on Add Expansion Function and select a micro bit.
Next, select when it moves from the micro bit.
The cat will run.
Then, connect the X coordinates from the movement to the number 10,
and change 10 to 2 to make the cat run 100 meters.
Next, select From Appearance to Next Costume.
If you can do this,
the cat will run when you shake the micro bit.
On March 21st, they competed using the programming just now.
Let's look back again.
The winner will be decided by the time.
The one who reaches the goal as soon as possible wins.
Are you ready?
Yes!
Please say something.
Let's go!
3, 2, 1, start!
You can do it!
Iori-chan is very fast.
How is she doing?
She is not reacting much.
You can do it!
Just a little more until the goal.
You can do it!
She is using her body a lot.
The time is 17.9 seconds.
You did it!
How was it, Iori-chan?
I used more energy than the actual 100 meters.
You will definitely use it.
I thought I had to go all out.
Next, Sayo-chan will challenge.
Sayo-chan, you don't have to rush.
Yes!
What?
Yes?
When I look at you now, you don't react like this.
Let's change the strategy.
That's unfair.
I can aim for the strategy.
Will Shinji-kun's strategy go well?
Slowly.
Shinji-kun's team, Sayo-chan will challenge.
3, 2, 1, start!
Wait, it's too slow.
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good.
Saya-chan, this is a good time.
Do your best!
Go slowly, go slowly.
11, 12, 13, 14, 15.
Don't panic, don't panic, don't panic.
The current time is 18.2 seconds.
It's a good match.
So, with a difference of about 1 second,
Iori-chan won!
I'm glad!
On the official website of the program,
the illustrations of Momotaro and Hanasaka-jin- san,
which were made by Ikorabu and Noimi, are posted.
In addition, everyone's Momotaro and Hanasaka-jin- san are also in great demand.
I will introduce wonderful works on the website and the program.
I'm waiting for everyone's application!
Finally, programming education will start in April.
But there are a lot of things you don't know about programming.
What is a computer?
What do you study at school?
In order to solve such anxieties,
the program will be renewed from April.
I will tell you the information of programming that you want to know now.
The first broadcast will save the world with programming.
What is a surprising system that protects the lives of cats?
This program was brought to you by FROSTA, a programming learning system.