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Mt. Fuji is going to erupt
Japan is a volcano country
More than 1,000 explosions
A perfect volcano?
A blue volcano?
Not only scary, but it also reveals the mystery of the volcano
Kiri, Rei, Saki
This time, we have a special instructor
He is a professor at Nagoya University
He is a volcano scientist, Mr. Koushun Yamaoka
He is a specialist in Japanese volcano research
It's a big success!
It's really fast
I think I can borrow money
If you ask, I can borrow money
You are not a person like that
This time's theme is a volcano
I have heard about a volcano
What kind of image do you have of a volcano?
A black meteorite
Black meteorite
It's called Kokuyoseki.
Kokuyoseki.
Kokuyoseki?
I made a mistake.
You made a mistake.
It's a very simple word.
I thought it was a very simple word.
I made a mistake.
I've heard of it.
What is it?
I took a lot of science classes.
I looked up magma resistance.
I looked up volcanic ash with a microscope.
I did a lot of research.
What school are you going to?
You looked up magma resistance.
That's amazing.
Depending on the steepness of the slope of the mountain, the resistance will be different.
That's amazing.
Is the sense correct?
Yes, it's mostly correct.
That's amazing.
Magma resistance is the smartest.
That's amazing.
Nagisa.
I was learning too.
What were you learning?
Yes, volcanic ash resistance.
This is what Nagisa does these days.
I was saying the same thing.
Nagisa is trying to take it all.
You were learning, weren't you?
Yes, I was.
What is it?
I've lined up.
You're disgusting.
You have a scary image, don't you?
I'm a little scared.
I think you have a lot of negative images.
I'm going to learn about the negative side this time.
I'd like to learn that there are other positive sides.
First of all, this theme.
Spectacular & shocking collection of round fire volcanoes from around the world Weird volcanoes Shocking images Beautiful images I will introduce various things, so let's take a look. First, here is the safest volcano in the world. Kilauea Volcano Have you ever been to a location?
This is where the magma is blowing up. It's dangerous, isn't it? I think it's probably because I'm dressed like King Pooh, but it's droopy. It's coming, it's coming, it's coming. This is normal.
I'm eating this
This is also okay if you get close to 10 meters.
Is that so?
This is where it flows into the sea, but it's actually dangerous here.
If you get close to the sea, the rock may suddenly collapse and go into the sea, so it's better not to get close to it.
Thank you very much.
I was told it was safe, but I was a little scared when I saw it.
The speed at which lava flows is much slower than the speed at which humans walk, so you can walk and escape.
That's why it's safe.
The temperature itself is very high, isn't it?
The temperature is between 1100 and 1200 degrees Celsius, so it's really hot when you get close to it, so you can't get close to it, and it's difficult to get close to it in the first place.
It's okay as long as you're about 10 meters away.
Now, let's take a look at it more and more. Next is this. It's a blue volcano, Ijen volcano, isn't it? Yes, it's a blue volcano.
This is Indonesia. The lake is a fire, but there is a place that emits gas to the lower left, so I'm going to say it there.
Oh, the lake! What? What? What? What? What are they doing?
The π burnt in the lava.
When the π burning material explode, blue sparks will emitting out.
It's extremely blue.
Very beautiful, but it's hard to be seen over thing like this.
A segment of copper is a split into π at irst, so Hitomizo's π from deep outside.
It's rare, but the π is
It's beautiful, isn't it?
отowards it, ー
Yes. I can't be seen it irely.
The gas is very strong in this area, so it's really hard to go normally
I see
Next, let's pay attention to Japanese volcanoes
Have you noticed that there is a lot of news about volcanoes recently?
Are you guys watching the news?
Yes
It's coming out a lot
Ah, Airi
I'm having a fever a lot recently
That's right
What kind of place have you had a fever?
Eh, Aso-san?
Aso-san, right?
Hakone
There was Hakone recently
That's right
First of all, let's take a look at the recent fever in Kazan
Japan!
This is Hakone-yama, isn't it?
You can see the water vapor coming out of the hill from the place called Owakudani.
This is a volcanic gas, but normally this is mixed with water to make hot spring water.
But it's too active, so I can't do that anymore.
From time to time, this is a newly processed gas, so the water vapor is coming out.
It's coming out!
It's the moment of explosion.
It blows out the volcanic ash and stones.
From the bottom right, you can see the flow called the volcano flow.
The flow is falling along the slope.
This is a fast forward, but the reason why the bottom is white is because the stones are falling and the dust is standing up.
Oh, it's scary. It's a little scary to see this kind of thing, isn't it?
Well, this VTR UI has also been polluted in various parts of Japan in recent years.
It was polluted in the morning, and the Sakurajima below it exploded more than 1,000 times in one year.
It's 1,000 times in one year.
Sakurajima is very active, and it has been polluted in the 1400s and 1700s.
So, the current pollution has been active since 2008 and has continued for a long time.
It's a really tough place, and Sakurajima really erupts and it's a natural place. Mouth's Choice Island had a slightly larger eruption in June of this year... Have you heard of it? Never heard of it? I've heard of it. It's pretty big.
All residents living on the island were evacuated, and the volcanic alert level was raised to 5. So everyone evacuated.
How many volcanic alert levels are there? Volcanic alert level 5 is the highest. From 1 to 5, everyone evacuated.
There are five levels of volcanic alert levels depending on the status of volcanic activity. From level 3 onwards, climbing restrictions and entry restrictions apply.
Mt. Asama erupted in June, and you just saw Hakone.
It erupted in May and July, and it felt like an eruption alert level 3.
It was in Hakone in May, wasn't it? I was just there about a week ago.
I'm scared!
So, there's a peculiar smell, don't you think? It felt really tight, but does that have anything to do with it?
I see.
Of course, it has something to do with the eruption, but Hakone has always been like that.
The eruption is getting pretty intense now, but I hear that the amount of gas is also large.
The smell is definitely stronger now.
I think I've already climbed that.
Eh!
Up to the top.
If this had erupted at that time, it would have already been out, Sensei.
Well yes.
It's so dangerous.
I also went on New Year's Day.
Quite a week ago, it erupted even at places where people climbed.
There is no guarantee that there will be room for an eruption really accurately, so I wonder if there is such a thing.
Teacher 2013 or 2014 wasn't like this, was it?
yes.
Why are there so many this year?
It's difficult, maybe I just happened to be.
Eh!
Each volcano has its own cycle, when it wants to erupt it erupts.
Japan has a lot of volcanoes, so sometimes eruptions like this just happen to happen.
But isn't it an abnormal situation to have this much activity all at once?
I'm assuming this is normal.
usually?
So, I think it's better to think that the fact that there haven't been many eruptions so far has been too quiet. .
On the contrary, was there too much to do?
There are so many volcanoes in Japan that I thought it was strange that there was nothing. is good
It's horrible.
Now this is a little quiz.
Yes here.
How many volcanoes are there in Japan?
Eh!
5000!
Buried and turned around!
If you have 5000.
470!
No!
10 in each prefecture!
The numbers are a bit difficult, but is it okay if Toki-san does the work for you?
Is it zero?
vice versa.
By the way, China has 10.
Eh! Few!
There are only two in Australia.
Japan is definitely narrower, but let's see the correct answer.
Here!
110 Kazan. Kazan is also called Katsukazan, Kazan, which may erupt in the near future, is called Katsukazan.
Is there a newer history of eruptions than about 100,000 years ago? Right now, the place that is putting out that volcanic plume and gas is called 'Katsukazan',
In Japan, there are 110. No Kansai. Not at all. There is no Kansai or Chugoku region at all.
Around Kansai. Okayama and Shikoku too. I found that to be a very good point.
In Kansai, the conditions for volcanoes must be met. This condition is quite difficult, so I will talk about it later,
After all, Hokkaido, Tohoku, the Izu Islands, and Kyushu are different from Kansai in the way the plates advance. That's why there are so many volcanoes.
The nature of Kansai makes it difficult for volcanoes to form.
And among these 110 volcanoes, there are volcanoes in Japan that could erupt at any moment, Professor. .
Among them, there are 47 volcanoes that have a particularly high probability of erupting.
Eh, there are so many.
There are so many volcanoes that could erupt at this very moment.
Eh, I don't know that much.
Tell me sooner
This is what I want you to climb.
So the Japan Meteorological Agency monitors these volcanoes 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
So anyway, it could erupt at any time, or it could change at any time, so anyway I'm watching this many volcanoes.
Which volcano do you think is the most dangerous around here?
Is a secret.
Please tell me.
Please tell me about yourself.
dear
To tell you the truth, there are meetings called eruption prediction training about three times a year.
Therefore, I would like to focus on about 10 volcanoes in particular.
From the north, it would be Tokachidake.
Mega Kandake or Hokkaido.
In Tohoku, it would be Zaou-san or Azuma-san.
In Chubu, there are Ontake, Kusachirane, and Mt. Hakone.
In Kyushu, Mt. Kirishima, the island that the mouth chooses, Sakura Island, and Asoza are the same.
The volcanoes that I am considering paying particular attention to are about that level.
Teacher, shouldn't we climb?
It's not fun if you don't climb, so you can climb to some extent, but
Please check the volcano situation at that time before climbing.
That's the basic idea.
Now let's take a closer look at how that works. The first is the fire current. A phenomenon in which fine fragments of hot magma mix with gas and flow down. What is the speed?
100 kilometers per hour. It's amazing speed. And the temperature is 300 degrees.
Fire streams are said to be the most terrifying phenomenon of volcanic eruptions.
The temperature is written as 300 degrees right now, but it could be around 100 degrees, or even double that to 500 degrees. I have.
Volcanic gas and volcanic ash are mixed together and flow down the slope of the mountain at a very high speed. It's going to be really fast.
This phenomenon is called fire current.
A very dangerous fire stream. The world has suffered so much.
What should I do if a volcano attacks me? When the stream of fire comes towards you, there is little you can do.
I have no choice but to leave my luck to the heavens
This is dangerous
What else is scary besides fire dragon is magma eruption
This is a clay volcano
The temperature is about 1100 or 1200 degrees
There are a lot of water-soluble rings inside
It blows up like a fountain
It's a relatively easy-to-flow water, isn't it?
That's right, this is in the process
Magma is accumulated in lava
It's a place where bubbles come out from the bottom
This is also about 1100 degrees
It's so amazing that I don't know what it is, it's like the opening of the Dragon Ball
Let's take a look at the mechanism of magma evaporation
In the underground, there is a magma pool about 5 to 10 kilometers deep
Magma comes up from there and evaporates. This is called magma evaporation
At that time, it emits lava, emits ash, emits volcanic ash, emits volcanic ash, and emits volcanic ash
And it seems that there is also a different kind of eruption than magma eruption.
This is called water vapor eruption, and it is similar to magma eruption, but this is a phenomenon in which the water in the basement is warmed by the heat from the magma deep in the basement, and it is boiled and blown out to the surface.
So, on the left side, the magma blows out, and on the right side, water or water vapor blows out.
At that time, if you blow it out vigorously, it blows out a lot of rocks and volcanic ash in the middle.
And, it emits volcanic ash, emits volcanic ash, and emits volcanic ash as it observes and emits volcanic ash, which is the feature of this water vapor eruption.
Which is more dangerous, the two eruptions?
It's case by case.
The most difficult thing is that the water is accumulated in the basement, the top is covered, and then they are warmed.
If you can warm it up, the pressure will go up and it will blow up in a way that it will blow the lid at once, which is the scariest thing to do when it blows up.
Next, let's take a look at the scary but beautiful moment of the miracle of the volcano.
Now, let's take a look. First, please take a look at this.
Fimborz Háurus volcano.
It's an Icelandic volcano.
This is the volcano.
If it erupts at a certain time, it will look like this.
What is this?
Do you know?
Campfire?
Aurora, correct.
Amazing.
This is the co-operation of the eruption of the volcano and the aurora.
Is this a photo, not a composition?
This is a photo, right?
Yes.
Iceland is located at the top of the well, so you can see the aurora.
If it happens to erupt at that time, you can take such a video.
Amazing.
Maybe you can see Hyoga in front of you.
The one in front of you.
So, in the middle of the ice island, a hot magma erupts, and you can see the aurora in the sky.
Amazing world view.
It's messy.
It's all in it.
You can't put it all in.
It's like ramen.
There's still more.
Next, it's like a co-star of 《Kowai Mono Doshi》.
Oh, my.
Calbuco volcano in South America geography. This is what it looked like before the eruption. It's a peaceful view.
It is called Calbuco volcano in geography, and it blows up a mixture of volcanic ash and gas called volcanic plume.
When you smoke, you hear thunder.
Volcanic ash crumbles together, creating static electricity that causes thunder.
In Japan, when Sakurajima erupts, thunder often strikes. Volcanic thunder usually occurs during such eruptions.
This is amazing.
It's more beautiful than scary.
Machioka I want to make it a screen.
wow cool.
It's like Japan.
When electricity comes out of something that blows up, it emits electricity and becomes lightning.
It's like this.
This is the most dangerous place, isn't it?
Yes.
Now, we've seen the terrifying volcano so far.
Yes.
Now, let's think about the advantages.
What do you think are the advantages of a volcano?
I had a scary image.
Yes, Mirurun.
Human evolution is progressing.
In a volcano? How?
The dinosaurs melted and died due to the eruption.
From there, the Alustria Pictex...
The Alustria Pictex?
I don't know much about it.
It was very sparkling.
Reborn.
It's a revenge from earlier.
The black clouds of the sparkling stones that peel off can be removed.
Black clouds?
It's been a while since I've heard of it.
Black clouds.
It's nostalgic.
It can't be removed by a volcano, but the magma that makes a volcano is deep underground and slowly solidifies.
So it can't be removed by a volcano.
Yes.
What a shame.
I was wrong.
Revenge failed.
Yes, Kenji.
It can be a hot spring.
I see.
The hot spring in the volcano.
Uka.
The mountain is alive.
The mountain is coming back to life.
Thank you very much.
The mountain is shining more.
It's similar.
It's similar. It's coming back to life.
You tried to take a picture again.
What is your comment?
I thought of it.
You thought of it.
You heard it from behind.
The advantages of the volcano.
There are two big advantages.
1. Create a hot spring.
2. Create a new land.
Kenichi is correct.
Amazing.
You are amazing.
I've heard of a volcano and a hot spring.
The famous Kusatsu hot spring in Gunma is a hot spring on the foot of a volcano.
It is a hot spring where the heat of the volcano or the rain that fell on the volcano can be heated while passing through the underground.
Kusatsu Onsen and Beppu Onsen are hot springs created by volcanoes. By the way, there are hot springs that are not directly related to volcanoes, such as Kinosaki Onsen, but are heated by geothermal heat. Now, the volcano that will create the next new land raises molten lava from deep underground. When it blows out to the surface and solidifies, it forms land.
Even without that, the Japanese archipelago is getting more and more from the bottom Since the magma is rising, the Japanese archipelago itself is getting more and more like this.
There is a function that makes it flow, or makes it fat.
Now, the state of the land being born.
It's a VTR that captured it.
Really?
That's right.
A new land is born due to volcanic eruption.
This is an island called Nishinoshima, which is about 1,000 km south of Tokyo.
It's just two years ago, 2013.
That's when it started to erupt.
At first, when the magma began to rise to the surface of the sea, it was called a phreatomagmatic explosion. When magma touches water, it explodes like this and throws stones quite a bit. The arrow now points to the original western island, which is still very small. But you can see that the lava is pouring out and the island is getting bigger and bigger. It's a place where there was nothing.
I feel like I'm getting closer to the neighboring island. It was the time when it became a hot topic because it turned into a Snoopy shape when turned upside down.
It's getting bigger and bigger, swallowing the original island. You can see how the lava is flowing around more and more
Snoopy is out at the place where it flows into the sea, and this is where a small mountain was formed.
This is the situation right now, about two kilometers in diameter.
The area is now 2.67 square kilometers, equivalent to 205 Koshien grounds.
amazing amazing
I'm so big
Anyone plan to live here in the future?
I'm trying to buy
I have no plans for now
No one has landed yet because it is dangerous.
Is it still hot around here?
Isn't it hot anymore?
It's not so hot anymore
Sometimes it's just not clear where the eruption will come from
It's scary to live in
If the diameter becomes about 4 km, 5 km, or 6 km,
I feel like I could live
still a little too small
So far, if you have any questions about volcanoes, what is the difference between a normal volcano and two mountains? Well, when an ordinary mountain is pushed from the side, it swells like this. There's that piece of paper here, and it looks like this. This is how it ends
Or if this part breaks, it will become a fault, and that's how a normal mountain is formed, for example Mt. Rokko. This is how most of the mountains in Japan that are called this mountain range were created this way. I see. On the other hand, a volcano is a volcano created when magma rises from underground.
Well, this is a hypothetical thing, but I think it's like this when a volcano is born from nothing. Magma rises from the underground and probably cracks and rises and lava erupts. If there is underground water, it may explode with a bang, but it erupts like this and the things that erupt are more and more. Accumulating more and more around it, it becomes a mountain in the water
That's how volcanoes are formed. Is there such a place in Japan? A hot spring called Ito City at the base of the Doz Peninsula.
It's a mistake, but it's called that charcoal volcano. There is also a place where an explosion suddenly erupts from a place that did not exist, and continues to erupt for about 10 years to create a mountain. Aika Are there volcanoes in space too? Because there are stars, yes, in that solar system, there are volcanoes on other stars in the solar system as well.
Mars is the largest, and on Mars there is a volcano called Mount Olympus. Mount Olympus This is actually 27,000 meters high. How tall is that? Well, Everest is 8000 meters 8000 meters, but it's about three times Everest
It is also said to be the largest volcano in the solar system.
there are aliens
it's gonna happen
In your sense, is there something like an alien orunchan?
not in the solar system
Everyone is trying hard to find it, thinking that it may be outside the solar system.
It seems that Mars is habitable Mars has a low temperature, so if you try hard enough, you might be able to live there.
It's out of my area of expertise, so I just heard it by word of mouth.
Do you want to live there? I really want to ask.
I want to go I want to live so much
thank you teacher where do you live now i'm not interested i really want to know
I have to go to Nagoya
Thank you.
what time is this teacher fried eggs with soy sauce
I really want to ask. Fried eggs are salt.
CV! CV! Go with salt! CV!
yes ladyball
What is your favorite part of the volcano?
Why did you become a scholar?
Why did you decide to study the volcano?
The most beautiful thing about the volcano is that red lava comes out
So why does the lava come out?
And what's going on in the underground?
That's the most interesting thing to think about
I see. That's what it is, Reiko
Thank you very much
Thank you very much?
Thank you very much
Does the volcano erupt?
I'm curious
There was a rumor about that
The volcano will erupt
You said it!
The reason is that you can see the shape of the volcano
The shape of the volcano is very beautiful
If Mt. Fuji doesn't erupt, what will happen? will be scraped off more and more, and it will have an uneven shape. The fact that Mt. Fuji is making that shape Means that repeated eruptions create such a beautiful shape that repeated eruptions It takes on such a beautiful shape that Repeated eruptions take on that beautiful shape It repeats eruptions and becomes such a beautiful shape that eruptions repeat
There are many mountains like this, and new mountains have been created to cover them There are many mountains like this, and new mountains have been built to cover them. Komitani volcano The oldest is Komitake- Kazan. The next is Komitake- Kazan. Komitake-Kazan was about 100,000 to 200,000 years ago. Built about 100,000 to 200,000 years ago.
It is said that it is a volcano that has been active. After that, there is a volcano on the left side called Kofuji volcano, and now there is a new Fuji volcano that covers the whole.
There is a novel about when the activity of the current volcano started, but this is about 10,000 years ago.
That Kofuji volcano or Komitake volcano is now a volcano of Mt. Fuji. It's a picture I saw from the place called Yamanaka-ko.
How do you know this, teacher? There is a protrusion a little bigger on the right side. That is Komitake volcano.
The shape of the volcano that erupted more than 100,000 years ago is left there.
On the left side, which has a little shoulder, is the crater of the volcano.
There is a small layer of Mount Fuji in this area.
Mount Fuji is the one that repeatedly erupts and becomes a beautiful shape.
Therefore, it is certain that it will erupt in the future.
It is scary to hear that.
Mount Fuji has become the current shape by repeatedly erupting.
Among all the volcanoes in the world, there is also a mountain like this.
This is St. Helens, which is located on the west coast of the United States.
What will happen to this mountain after this?
From the tip of the mountain, a single flower blooms.
It's really funny.
If the magma goes into the gaps in the mountain, you can write.
It's like Daimonji-yaki in Kyoto.
Really.
I see.
Now, Sazae-chan.
I saw Sazae-san's picture.
The magma?
The magma.
Let's take a look at it.
What?
Please explain this.
This is when the eruption occurred in 1980.
The mountain collapsed to a large scale.
It exploded in a collapsed place.
It became like this.
There is a small volcano in the collapsed mountain.
There is something inside.
It's erupting from there.
The mountain collapses to a large scale.
We call it a three-dimensional collapse.
Wow.
The same thing happened in Japan.
Bandai Mountain in Fukushima Prefecture has been formed by a volcanic eruption in 1888.
The eruption may cause the mountain to grow larger, but it may collapse like this.
This is magma, which is the source of hot springs and land.
I'm curious to see how it can be done in the first place.
I'm curious.
It seems that magma has a close relationship with the system of the inside of the earth.
First, let's take a look at the cross section of the earth.
The inside of the earth is like a half-boiled egg.
The place closest to the top is equivalent to the shell of an egg.
The thickness is different depending on the star, but it is about 5 to 60 kg.
The white part underneath is called a mantle.
In terms of depth, the mantle is about 2900 kg.
This is made of stone.
The core underneath is the center of the earth.
It is made of melted metal.
This is the structure of the earth.
I've heard of mantle.
Mantle is like magma.
Isn't mantle magma?
It's a mess.
If you think magma is coming up from underground,
It's melting deep underground.
Actually, this mantle is a ticking stone.
When it meets certain conditions, it melts and turns into magma, which then rises.
Let me explain zoodelayion in an easy-to-understand way.
Magma is formed in various places around the world, but this is how magma is formed around Japan.
In Japan, the plate is sinking from the right side, and magma is formed at the tip of the sinking.
Is this a goby?
This is inside the plate. The plate has been traveling under the sea for a long time, so it contains a lot of water.
If you bring that water into the mantle, the mantle will melt.
It is very strange that if you add water to the mantle, it will melt, but that makes it magma and rises.
When the plate sinks to about 100 kg or 120 kg, magma is formed and the volcano rises.
So, magma does not exist in the earth, but the melted mantle becomes magma.
That's right.
So, if the condition of the plate sinking is met, magma can be formed under the Japanese Archipelago.
In terms of the image, there is a lumpy thing in the middle.
That's right.
It's like that, but it's different.
And if you look at this, you can see why there is no volcano in Kansai.
In Kansai, the plate does not sink this deep.
In Kansai, this orange plate does not sink to about 40 kg or 50 kg, so magma cannot be formed underground.
So, there is no active volcano in the Kansai region and the China region.
Is it by chance?
Yes, it's by chance.
It's by chance.
That's right.
It happens because there are various coincidences.
So, this time we learned about Kansai. Thank you very much.
What are you talking about?
This time, the mission is to go around Kyoto and aim for a beautiful woman.
This time, we will experience various things in Kyoto, which has its own history and atmosphere, and aim for a beautiful woman.
And we will go through what we have experienced.
The member who has the least sense is Nalti.
Wow, it's a cruise ship.
This cruise ship.
You can cruise while eating in the river full of nature.
The scenery is so beautiful.
I'm so happy.
What is this?
What is in this?
This is a ginkgo.
I feel autumn.
The air is delicious and the food is delicious.
I don't know which way to eat air and food.
You can enjoy the nature of Kyoto.
The cruise is over.
Next came the production of kimono accessories and straps with cords and braids made with a structure that is stepped on. A circular braid founded in 1848.
You can experience making braids here.
By tangling the clockwise and counterclockwise directions, the string will be completed like this.
This is because the strings are getting more and more completed here.
I can make a string.
Eh, why? That is the same as the structure of Kumihimo.
Wait a minute. Wrong.
Eh, in the corner. Do it in the corner. a.
Do it in the corner. Huh? It's getting thicker from here.
changed shape.
What kind of kumihimo will be produced?
It was beautiful until the teacher was there.
There is also a momentary gathering after the teacher is gone.
It's beaten up.
It was beautiful so far. That's right. So far.
There are parts where I'm a little cheating.
Oh, you're a little out of it.
You found out.
It's perfect. I was a little out of it in the middle.
If I didn't have this part, it would have been perfect.
I went crazy here.
And this experience was a success.
I can tell by the way you assemble it.
Nagisa-san is in the middle.
Shiyu-san is in the middle, and I'm in the middle.
Cheating is no good, not kumihimo, not even life
I learned that cheating is not good to assemble.
I thought it could be a part of life.
Kumihimo cords that have been braided too much
but art
Of the three, who do you think has the most sense, Chi Liu?
Honestly
I think it's good to be honest with yourself
thank you
Qian Liu, who thinks the teacher has the least sense?
That's a lie
It became an art
The last one to come is the largest kimono taiko school in Japan, Taiko Lab
Here, they take off their kimono and experience Japanese taiko
This is fun
Can you do this as a beginner?
Yes
First, you learn the rhythm by mouth
Mouth
Yes, write it here
Su, don, su, don, toro, tsuku, don, don
That's it
I don't know
Let's make a topic coffee with three people
One, two, three, four
Su, don, su, don, ndoro, tsuku, don, don
That's it
What is this?
I can't do it for 30 minutes
She has a great sense. The sound of the drum was very loud.
And this experience goes to Senryu.
The sound of today's drum.
It's Kyoto, so I wanted to express the feeling of Kyoto all day long, so I put in Kyoto.
Suntonton, I'm the most don don don.
I don't know.
Can you hear it? Our scream, Suntonton!
Among the three, which one do you think Sensei has the most sense?
It's her.
The point is to be separated.
It's beautiful.
That's true.
The reason why the teacher doesn't think she has the best sense is...
It's Kanae.
That's right.
So, the one who doesn't think she has the best sense is...
The one who doesn't think she has the best sense is...
Ah! I got it!
I got it!
Don't talk.
We experienced a lot of things today, but we became beautiful girls.
Thank you very much!
Overall, it looked like you were having fun.
I was happy.
It was like a group that always goes through a hard time.
I'm sorry, Narika-san.
I want to go crazy properly.
So, let's announce the winner of this week's KASHIKO, who was good at it, Bakako.
The reward is a hard punishment game.
Let me announce it.
The winner of this week's KASHIKO is...
Lilipon!
She was attacking a lot.
She was smart.
She was very smart.
And the winner of this week's Bakako is...
Nagisa!
You can't just guess people's answers, can you?
Hey, come over here!
What the hell is this?
Hey, come over here!
Come over here!
I'm waiting for you, so come over here.
Nagisa, who can guess people's answers, is good, but...
The winner of this week's Bakako is...
Nagisa, who can guess people's answers, is good, but...
Answer the original answer? Nagisa, do you want to see the original answer?
as a fan. Please think about it once. Please. Please think about it once as a fan.
It's a problem. What is magma? What is made by melting?
This is the next problem. It takes several minutes for the underground water of the mountain to be heated by magma and erupt. The next question is what is the
Mantuum. Mantoumu.
This is the next problem. It takes several minutes for the underground water of the mountain to be heated by magma and erupt. The next question is what is the
This is the next problem. It takes several minutes for the underground water of the mountain to be heated by magma and erupt. the next question is what is the
name of the volcano where the blue magma flows is the last question
5 4 3
Blacker Sanda Mountain
3 questions, 1 question correct, no!
It hurts!
It's different!
It hurts!
It's cute!