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You are also a space pilot
In other words, space
The latest space science special
Wasn't the Earth round?
The studio was shocked by the shocking fact
Don't do it with your face
Emergency news
NASA has discovered a planet with extraterrestrial creatures
I want to make people expect that there may be aliens living there
The flickering thing is lightning
In addition, the best view of the space station will be unveiled
It looks pretty shiny
Stand up!
Ready!
Let's go!
Today's special instructor is
Mr. Koji Yaragawa, who used to be a member of the Space Technology Division of JAXA
He has participated in many space experiments, such as the development of rocket engines and the international space station planning
He is also the examiner of the space flight test
Mr. Koji Yaragawa is a professor who knows the whole of space
Mr. Koji Yaragawa became the president of the space flight
Thank you very much
Because it is the first female president
It is a great thing
It is a great thing in the history of the work of the new cake
I did not expect
Yes
Nice to meet you, my friends
The experience will change
Nice to meet you
Well, of course, I have been working with a lot of space flight attendants
Wow!
Jack's space flight attendants are all 11
This is from the early days
Early days
After this, in 2008, these three people
have been added, and a total of 11 people have been doing space activities.
Teacher, who is this person?
This person is called the American astronaut John Young.
This person is amazing because he goes twice a month.
Twice a month?
The second time is Apollo 16, but he walked on the moon.
He walked on the moon.
It's amazing, isn't it?
This person?
Yes, that's right.
This person?
Is this John Young?
Yes, that's right.
After this, when the space shuttle first flew, the captain called him.
He was called the astronaut of the space shuttle.
The astronaut of the space shuttle.
Yes.
In other words, the astronaut of the space shuttle.
That's what it means.
The astronaut of the space shuttle.
He was one of the most amazing people.
Now, let's ask the teacher who was active in the front line of space development to tell us the latest space news.
First, here it is.
NASA has discovered a star that resembles the Earth well.
In February this year, NASA announced that it has discovered seven planets that resemble the Earth.
The reason is that there is a possibility that there are life forms outside the Earth.
This is a composition similar to the Sun.
It's an image.
This is similar to the Earth.
There are seven of them.
What are the conditions that are similar to the Earth?
The water is in a liquid state.
And the soil is soil.
And the composition is similar to the Sun.
So it has enough energy.
These are the conditions for life forms to exist.
The fact that they are similar to the Earth means that there is a possibility that there are life forms similar to the Earth.
I see.
There is more surprising space news.
Search for aliens with a cutting-edge detector.
What?
Cutting-edge is very small.
It's called Breakthrough Star Shot Project.
Yes.
Do you know Hawkins? He is a physicist.
Yes, he is a professor.
And people like Zuckerberg and Milner.
Zuckerberg is the founder of Facebook.
That's right.
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It has been dropped. this is that size
It means you can explore. That's right. This is the destination, made in Alpha Centauri.
It's about 4 light years away. 4 light years
4 years at the speed of light. that's right. This is the current system
It's sent in, but it's about the speed of light, accelerated to 20%.
It is such a plan to send. 1/5 of one light year
You are going to send it at 20% speed, right?
Can you understand it?
No, I can't!
I will show you how to send it at 20% speed.
This is the probe itself. It's about 1 meter wide.
How does it accelerate?
It gives a laser beam from the ground.
Laser?
It accelerates to 20% of the speed of light.
It takes 20 years to reach Alpha Centauri.
That's how it works.
We're planning to take photos of the nearby planet and send them back to Earth.
Isn't it amazing that they can fly with a laser?
Light is a small particle, but when it hits a film and bounces, it becomes a pressure.
It moves forward with that pressure.
It's unimaginable. The pressure of laser light is amazing.
Let's see the next latest space news.
NASA announced that the Earth was not round.
This is the only image I have. Look at this.
What?
You are laughing, aren't you?
What is this?
Don't make a face.
The picture of the earth is looking at the shape of water.
In fact, if you peel off the water, it looks like this.
Peel off the water?
Yes.
Then, it looks like this.
There is a mountain, and there is a sea.
Little by little, the earth is bent.
It is called a geoid model.
You take all the water here, and then you pour it little by little.
It gradually fills up, and it becomes like the earth we saw earlier.
Then, the shape is...
It means that the points on the surface with the same gravity are collected all the time.
This is called the degree-of-freedom model, but the Earth is not necessarily a circle, not a sphere. It just looks round because of the water, and if you remove all of it, it will look like a star. Well, next, let me tell you about the relationship between the distance between the Earth and the Moon.
If the size of the earth were to be about this size, then the moon would be about this size. It's not that small. So the problem is, then, actually, how far is the moon and the earth from each other?
It's close, isn't it? Generally, how about this distance, sir? I'm alone. If the diameter of the earth is 45 centimeters, what is the distance to the moon?
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The moon and the earth are 380,000 kilometers apart, so at this distance, it's about 13 meters. It was a little too close, wasn't it? It's about a quarter the size of the Earth, and the actual distance was about 384,400 kilometers away.
The next theme is where do astronauts go when they fly into space Astronauts go to space, do you know where they are heading?
Eh, it's not the moon. Ah, I thought all the astronauts were going to the moon.
It's not like that
When I take off, there's a machine again, like that base
Here
I think you probably have what you want to say, don't you think? The astronauts are heading here
International Space Station, ISS.
Did you want to say this, Chihiro?
Yes.
Really?
There is no doubt that it is a base of the machine.
The size is quite large, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
This is 107 meters, and this is 75 meters.
It is roughly the same size as a soccer court.
It means that there is a base of about one soccer court in space.
It was completed in 2011.
It's pretty recent.
It's been more than 17 years since I started making it.
I'm standing here.
So you didn't fly it from Earth, but you assembled it in space?
Yes, I assembled it.
Space shuttles, Russian rockets, Japanese rockets, and more than 140 of them were launched.
And I assembled them.
That's amazing.
This is the expanded part of the space station.
This is the part where humans live.
This is the module harmony of the US.
This is Columbus in Europe.
This is Japan's hope.
6 people live here every day for 6 months.
They maintain the system and do various space experiments.
This space station is a cooperation project of 15 countries.
This is the space station.
America is this, Russia is this, and Japan is this.
I'm going to participate in the Japan's Hope Experiment.
What part of the earth is this ISS flying?
The altitude of the earth is 400km, and it's going around for 90 minutes a lap.
This is surprisingly low. This is surprisingly low.
I enter with a big smile. It's like this.
Eh, such a distance? It's like this.
Isn't it attached?
Aren't you about the Earth? Sir, it. Isn't it attached to the earth?
No, it's floating. No, it's floating.
Barely? This altitude is 400 km, isn't it? The altitude of the earth is 400km.
It's from Tokyo, Kyoto. From Tokyo to Kyoto. That means Kyoto is only about the distance between Tokyo. Kyoto is only about the distance between Kyoto and Tokyo. That's about 7.7km/s. This is about 7.7km per second. It's about 8km per second.
How many laps does it take to go around the Earth in a day?
16 rounds. It's about 16 laps.
It means that it is spinning at such a fast speed. It's going around at such a fast speed, isn't it?
that distance. that distance. That distance.
I see. For example, you can travel between Tokyo and Osaka in one minute. For example, it takes about 1 minute to move between Tokyo and Osaka.
It's spinning at that speed all the time. It's going around at that speed.
By the time you arrive, it will be like bones. By the time you get there, you're going to have a bone.
I have not been left behind. maybe two. You're going to have two bones.
Let's take a look at the actual image of the earth seen from the IS and the image of the IS seen from the earth. There is a video of the Earth from the ISS and a video of the ISS from the Earth.
Wow, it's beautiful.
This is the Earth from the ISS.
Yes, when you look at the Earth from a height of 400 km, it looks like this.
This is a little faster, but the shining thing is lightning.
This is an aurora.
Wow, it's beautiful!
It looks pretty close.
This is an ISS from the ground.
It's shining and moving fast.
It moves in about 10 seconds.
It's different from a shooting star or an airplane.
Please take a look.
I see. If you want to see something like this, can you check it out?
Yes, JAXA has a homepage.
There is a section called Let's see the ISS.
If you go there and click on it, you can see that the space station will move like this when you specify the location and time.
Please take a look.
I see.
The ISS has been flying for a long time, but why can't it fall?
We are flying, right?
If the distance is that much,
I think it will fall to the Earth.
If it were in space,
we would know that it is floating.
I feel like it will fall
because of gravity.
If we don't do anything,
it will fall.
If it is flying at 7.7 km per second,
it will fall,
but the point where it falls
will gradually fall,
but by the time it falls,
it will come back to the Earth.
It will come back to the Earth.
The speed at which the satellite does not fall to the Earth is called the speed at which the Earth falls to the Earth.
It keeps falling all the time.
It keeps falling all the time, but it comes back from the circle.
At that speed, the roundness comes into play, it keeps falling all the time, and it comes back before you know it.
I'm saying it as if I know it now.
I don't know at all.
What time is it?
I didn't understand at all.
The ISS works with the force that is pulled by gravity and falls to the Earth,
but if you move at a high speed of 7.7 km per second,
you can keep going around the Earth without falling to the ground even though you are pulled by gravity.
What do you do when you go around the Earth?
There is air here, so we can live in the same way in this way.
However, there are a lot of equipment in space stations like this.
It is also attached to the outside.
If the parts are damaged or become strange, you have to go to replace it.
In order to do that, you have to wear space clothes and go outside.
This is space.
It's really scary, isn't it?
The inside of this space suit is made of oxygen. It's about 0.5 kW.
You can breathe.
Then you go outside and do the necessary work.
It takes about 7 or 8 hours to work and return to the original state.
That's how it works.
How much is the temperature?
The temperature is...
There's a shadow here.
For example, this is the shadow of the stick.
The direction of the sun is about 120 degrees.
And the direction of the shadow is about minus 120 degrees.
That's about it.
What? Wait a minute.
What do you mean?
The direction of the sun is 120 degrees.
And the direction of the shadow is...
The direction of the shadow is behind the stick.
The light of the sun is not hitting here, so if you leave it here for a long time, the temperature difference will be that much.
Minus 120 degrees.
That's right.
What do you think when you hold the bottom?
I don't know how to say it.
It's like this.
Hot or cold.
It's like an ultrasonic wave.
What is it?
Do you always use the same sun in space suits?
Yes.
In this space suit, there are various layers.
There are about 12 layers.
It's heat-sensitive.
It keeps the vacuum.
Even if you touch it with this glove,
I don't feel cold.
It's because it's connected to the I.S.S. when you go outside.
If you take it off, it's a big deal.
That's right. It means it's going to accelerate, so it's getting further and further away.
That's why I can't go to help you.
You can't go?
But there's a life-saving device here.
It's in the back.
There's something like a jet device attached to it.
If that happens, the jet device may blow up and come back.
Before that, when you're doing space exploration activities,
It's called tethering.
Tether is a string.
I'm sure you're going to put a string somewhere.
Even if you get away,
I'm trying not to go anywhere with the string.
From here is the space experiment quiz. It is a problem unique to the weightless state.
What happens if you fly a paper airplane in a weightless state?
My hair will melt.
That's not true.
It's scary.
It's a very dangerous space.
Airi?
Transform and become a crane.
You should have announced it earlier.
Uka?
Do you stay there forever?
You can't move forward. You stop here.
Let's see the correct answer.
Here is the VTR.
It's a weightless plane.
Let's see how a paper plane flies in this hope.
Can you see it?
The correct answer is flying upwards.
It means going up and up, just going up.
On the ground, gravity and lift.
The lift that comes from jumping.
It's balanced, so it's straight.
If you adjust it well, it will fly straight,
When you throw it in space, it's weightless,
It's fine to think that there is no force to pull it down,
Only lift works upward, so it goes up like this.
It's just the power you threw. Because it doesn't pull from below.
Here is the next problem.
What happens to a candle flame in zero gravity?
Threw fast.
It grows vertically upwards.
Because the plane was going up.
I see. What about others? Become.
On the contrary, it stretches sideways.
Sideways?
I want to see that oblong fire.
Now, Ai-chan.
When it's your birthday, you say,
Happy Birthday.
That's funny.
Of course not.
Let's see the correct answer.
It becomes a circle.
It doesn't stretch upward.
Why is that, sensei?
On the ground, there is a phenomenon called torsion.
A heavy object goes down, and a light object goes up.
In space, there is no gravity, so there is no torsion.
In other words, the burning gas...
is gradually spreading to various places.
So, there is no gravity, so the sphere becomes round.
I see.
And there is another thing that is different from Earth's life in space life.
Here it is.
Every day's muscle training is a must.
On the orbit, there is no gravity.
We are living on the ground, and we are living to fight against the gravity.
If weightlessness continues for as long as six months, the load disappears, and the strength of the entire body weakens. After six months of weightlessness, the muscle strength of the whole body is weakened.
If you return to the earth without doing anything, you will not be able to withstand gravity. That's why if you come back to Earth without doing anything, you won't be able to withstand gravity, right? That's right. , it will be gone. That's right. Muscles and bones will melt and disappear. By doing such a muscle exercise, you can maintain your bones and muscle strength. Two hours a day, every day. Two hours a day.
I exercise. I exercise every day. Is this every day? Well, almost every day of the week. Well, almost every day. So, almost every day, one day, two hours. So, you're in the business, right? You have to do this, right? It was decided that we would definitely do it. That's right. You have to do it. And this, there is no shower. You have to work out every day, but there is no shower.
If you put it out, it will be scattered. If you take out the water from the shower, it's going to spill out, isn't it? The water is going to spill out. I'll do that first because it will cause an accident. If the water spills out in the space ship, it's going to go into various machines, and it's going to go out of power. It's going to be an accident, so I don't do that first. By the way, once I did an experiment to see if I could use the shower, but it took a lot of time to collect the water. I did an experiment
I ended up quitting. and in the end I quit. If it's that hard, it's better not to do it, isn't it? Water is also precious, isn't it, teacher? The water is also valuable, isn't it, sensei? It's a lot of work to bring it around, so it's a matter of mobility, for example to recover the steam in the air. For example, it is said that 3.5 liters of water is used per day in human life, but it is difficult to bring it all from the ground.
Also, um, you collect domestic water, and then you collect urine and pee in the toilet, clean it up and drink it again. Also, it is used to clean the urine and pee, and then drink it again. That's why we use urine as water. So, if you don't do a lot of things like that, the water is valuable, and it's hard to bring water from here. It's compressed to 1/3,
Or you can bring the rocket to the bottom, and when it comes to the cost of the rocket, it's about 400,000 yen for a cup. It costs about 400,000 yen to carry a cup full of water. That means it costs 400,000 yen to carry a cup full of water. I'll pee in the air. The next corner will teach you how to become an astronaut. The next corner is to become a space pilot. Please tell me what to do.
JAXA has so far recruited five times, but the most recent one is the one we went to in 2008. JAXA has applied for five times so far, but the latest one was done in 2008.
Is it a general application?
That's right. That's right, I'll apply.
Huh, apart from that, it means that everyone can apply like this. That means everyone can apply, right?
That's right, um, anyone has a chance, so if the next astronaut recruitment is available, please apply. That's right, everyone has a chance, so if you have an application for the next space pilot, please apply.
I don't know if I will pass. I think Ai-chan is quite skinny. I don't know if I'll pass or not, but I think Ai-chan has to lose a lot of weight.
There are 10 application conditions to become an Uchuuhikoshi. Let's test if the conditions are met. I think it's okay. There are 10 requirements to become a space pilot.
Please sit down if there is anything that you think is not right for me. It means that the person who made it to the end is suitable for becoming an astronaut. If there is anything I can't answer, please sit down. The last person left is suitable for a space pilot, isn't it?
Be honest, be honest. To be honest To be honest
First, I am Japanese. The first one is Japanese.
Second, if you sit down, you will definitely receive it. If you sit down, you'll definitely be accepted.
I want to be everyone Everyone wants to be accepted.
Second, I like Japan. The second one, I like Japan.
Third, you can communicate with anyone. The third one, I can communicate with anyone.
Fourth. The fourth one.
You don't hate English.
You are quite relaxed.
I don't hate English.
Rei-chan, you are relaxed. You don't like English.
I don't like English and I don't like studying.
You don't like studying?
Fifth one.
You are doing your job well.
Sixth one.
You are doing your job well.
As expected, you are good at this.
Seventh one.
You are training your body, but you are confident in your health.
I am not confident in my health.
You are not confident in your health.
I am not confident in my health.
Why?
I think I will get sick soon.
You are lying. Do you dance a lot?
I think I will get sick because of the environment around me.
You are naive.
Eighth one.
You can swim.
You can't swim.
I can't swim.
You can't swim.
You are still doing it.
The ninth one.
I have been in the society for more than three years and I have been through a lot.
This one is good.
This one is good. There are six people left now.
There are a lot of crazy people.
The last one, the tenth one.
I studied natural science at university.
Why are you sitting? You didn't do it.
You didn't do it.
I did.
You didn't go to university.
I did.
You didn't go to university.
It's a lie.
It's a lie?
What?
Ai-chan.
I live in countryside.
That's not true.
You studied natural science.
I have power.
No, no. You studied at university.
Damn it.
All of you failed.
As expected.
The person who has all 10 subjects is suitable for a pilot.
I have 10 subjects.
I'm Japanese.
It's a national project in Japan.
You are representing Japan. I'm the representative of Japan.
Since we will be playing as a team, we must be good at communication. I'm going to play as a team, so I have to be good at communicating.
English, Russian, Japanese. English, Russian, Japanese. I have to be good at English, Russian, and Japanese.
This means that if you can't communicate, it's useless. I have to be able to communicate with this.
This is, I have to learn more and more things that I haven't done in my life on the ground.
I have to learn more and more and be mastered, so I'm more and more not to hesitate here. I have to learn more and more things and master them, so I have to be cautious.
Then health. There is such a thing as rigorous training. And health. There is strict training for this.
The training itself is difficult, isn't it? It's hard, isn't it?
It's a little strange to be able to swim, but there is a training. on the plane during the training.
Even if you enter the venue and make an emergency landing, you can swim in the sense that you're swimming and waiting until help arrives. Even if you get stuck in the air, you can swim until help comes.
Eh, what is that? That's what it is. Hey, what's that?
Also, this is, um, studying at school, it's not good to say that you have excellent grades, it's still the real world . So, like this, I was hit and grew up strong. You say you want a house with someone like that.
Also, this is a system for mobility, um, machines are lined up in a row, so I'll fix those things. So, in the sense of doing various scientific experiments.
If you don't understand anything at all, you'll be in trouble, so at this stage, I'm asking you to do research in the natural sciences.
I've heard that they do something special in actual exams.
Well, if you live a normal life, you can endure this kind of thing, but after all, that stress will gradually increase .
You have to train how to endure and how to judge. So, there's a lot of that sort of thing in terms of mobility.
Well, when that happens, you have to make the right decision, so in the United States, you have to walk around the Rocky Mountains with 2 to 30 kilograms of luggage for about two weeks. There is a course. This is Russian survival training.
I wonder what kind of movements this person can do in extreme conditions while doing this kind of training.
this is that
Conversely, when you're 20 meters under the sea, you've got this kind of living facility. So, even in times like this, when someone asks you to sell something like an abnormal era, train yourself to make the right decisions and act correctly. People Next is the latest space news part 2
Feeling even the couple's wounds, it's the latest cosmology
I can't stand it if I'm detected like this.
Tamaran I can't stand it.
Really? Really?
Tamaran I can't stand it.
I can't do it at any time.
He's found out that he's not doing it at all.
What does this mean, teacher?
I launched a rocket from Tanegashima at the beginning of June.
The satellite is called the guidance.
Michihiki The guidance.
What is this?
It's called a geodetic satellite, or it's a survey of the earth from space, and I think you all know GPS.
GPS is in everyone's cell phones.
That's an American system.
If you add this guidance data to that American system,
Well, until now, it's meter time.
It's a collaborative effort, but we were only able to measure with that level of accuracy, but if we use this, we can reach centimeters up to a centimeter.
That's right, that's what it's like, isn't it? That's why until now, all you could understand was to say that you were approaching in that park.
If you don't understand what I'm saying that I've gotten closer to the centimeter tine, please excuse me.
If it's French or deep, buy it and stop
Here, Airi asks the teacher a question.
Teacher, are there aliens? Aliens is a good question
Well, first of all, alien
We are aliens, aren't we?
That's what everyone says, right?
I explained that there was a movement to search for a planet similar to Earth, and that too.
It's similar to Earth, and there are various conditions such as temperature, pressure, and gravity.
If about 4,000 Earth-like stars were born, some of them would be like what we've followed.
I don't know if it will take hundreds of thousands of years to have such an advanced civilization.
Aliens? Well, I don't have any friends.
you all know
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I have a really happy announcement!
What?
From Hamae-kun, please!
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Really, all over Japan...
Don't try anything weird!
The studio is stinging, isn't it?
Why? Why?
Did you guys think it was Lillipon?
Stop it!
Hey!
Did you think it was Lillipon?
You're stuck on it, aren't you?
It's not like that! It's not like that at all!
Let's do this, Koume!
We've come to Expo City!
It's peaceful!
This time, we've come to Expo City, the largest complex facility in Japan, which is located in the Manpaku Memorial Park.
The mission this time is to make a catch-and-catch copy by experiencing it with your bare eyes.
This time, the three of them will experience each facility in Expo City.
Think of a catch copy that will convey your charm.
Plus, will be offered with…
Do you know what that is?
Naru-chan!
Of course I know!
What is it?
It's a bird-like creature.
It's not a creature.
It's a tower of the sun.
Wow!
Amazing!
Why?
I don't know.
Do you know who made it?
Who made it?
Japanese?
Eh?
The person who made the sunflower.
Goho!
Eh?
What?
The person who made the sunflower.
Goho is a musician, isn't he?
Eh?
The person who made the sunflower.
A little uneasy three people first came to Obi Osaka, a nature museum that you can experience with all five senses
Here you can feel the whole nature with images, sounds, textures, smells, and body.
And the first thing you experience is when you hold your hand over an animal on the screen,
Animal pedi where you can see the information of the animal
In addition, if you hold your hand over the displayed number, you can see the trivial knowledge
Next is Pount Kenya where you can experience the extreme cold of minus 15 degrees.
It's cold! It's cold! It's cold!
It's cold!
It's freezing! It's freezing!
Let's go inside the room where we can experience minus 15 degrees.
If you do this...
I'm scared!
What's happening?
How big is your face?
Amazing!
It's so warm!
There are many people living in this kind of country.
I see.
I'm glad to be in Japan.
Next, they will experience the Elephant, the exhibition where they can infiltrate into the African elephant's flock.
I'm so happy!
They can experience the African elephant who is trying to survive in the harsh African environment.
Next, they will see...
How is it, Nofun?
It smells!
Do you know this smell?
Yes, I do. But this is the first time I have smelled it in person.
And they try to smell it.
It smells so much!
It smells like leaves.
Are you OK?
Why are you so calm?
I can smell the burnt smell.
I feel like I haven't eaten anything.
It smells good.
Really?
Next, they will go to the photo spot where they can transform into animals and take photos with nature.
First, they will try the time slice that can change the speed of animals.
Airi will challenge.
What will happen to Airi?
Airi is laughing.
Oh my god.
What is this pose?
Airi is laughing.
Next is the extreme photo where you can take a photo with animals in a free pose.
It's hidden.
It's not on the screen.
It's an exo-system.
Moreover,
Please pay attention to my face.
Nice, nice.
It's on the screen beautifully.
Please pay attention to my face.
And here is the catch copy of Obii Osaka.
Please.
Let's go.
An elephant's poop was healthy.
Even though there were so many.
After all, it's a healthy poop.
I can't get away from the nose.
And here is the catch copy of Obii Osaka.
Next, we are going to ride this Ferris wheel.
This is awesome.
I can't get my head on it.
This is the largest Ferris wheel in Japan.
Is it?
It may be tall, but it's not wide.
It's huge.
Can you see the bottom of the Ferris wheel?
It's so scary.
I've never heard of VIP in Ferris wheel.
What does it look like?
It's different.
It's totally different.
Let's go!
Wow, it's so cool!
It's so soft!
It's so cute!
It feels so good!
It's so comfortable to ride!
Yeah, it's like a VIP car.
It hurts!
I don't think it's going to work.
Do you want to open it?
Oh, it's still good.
I'm watching.
Here we go.
Wow!
Beautiful!
Everything is beautiful.
I see.
I'm scared.
I'm really scared.
What should I do?
I don't think it's possible.
It takes about 10 minutes to get to the top of the mountain.
I can see the whole view from here.
It's amazing that I can see from above.
At night, the Ferris wheel can be lit up and you can enjoy the night view of the city.
I'll take you on a date.
Really?
You said you'd take me on a date.
That's right.
So if you say yes to me in a moment, I'll say yes.
But...
I don't want you to tie me up.
Don't tie me up on your own.
Next week on Kiss the City.
We will learn about the life of various animals and how to communicate with them.
Will we be able to create an attractive catch copy?
You had fun at Kiss the City, didn't you?
It was fun.
There were no members.
What do you mean there were no members?
Everyone was so silly.
No one wanted to talk about it.
No one wanted to talk.
I wanted you to talk about it.
What is it?
What do you mean?
So you don't want to talk about it, right?
Why didn't you say that?
I don't think you said anything weird.
I didn't want to talk about it.
I wanted everyone to talk about it freely.
So, let's announce the winner of this week.
It's a penalty or a reward game.
Let's announce the winner of this week.
Chih-Hee!
Chih-Hee was my husband.
We got smart badge and present from teachers.
What's that teacher?
It's paperweight.
it's for space station.
Paperweight SD card.
This is the first time I've ever got this.
I bet!
I was surprised when you said you liked the second one.
Now, who is this week's bakako?
Bakako-san is...
Airi!
It's like a space flight questionnaire, so I was going to lie until the end and become a space flight attendant.
Please don't make strange lies.
I don't look like a space flight attendant, so why am I winking?
MPR Girls' World
Awww, I've got money as bad as a rot!
Next time, Manabu-kun will learn the special skills of the best-selling writer, Hyakka-ryu.
Mani no Chozo is now.