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I'm Osobu Hamasuka.
When did you graduate?
17 or 18 years old.
Are you going to graduate?
You want to go, don't you?
What should I do? I'll make it.
Can I make a lot of noise?
I'm going to graduate.
What is this opening?
Here is today's activity.
Gathering rare instruments.
Rare instruments are rare in Hamasuka tonight.
Invite an artist who loves rare instruments.
Talk to Hamasuka.
I can't sleep every night.
You're good at tapping.
Hard rock generation.
Let's have fun!
I guess this is what graduation looks like.
The first guest is this person.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you.
He is Shiori Sekine, a race ball player.
Shiori Sekine, a race ball player.
Since he was formed in 2001, he has performed at Budokan three times.
He is active as a racer.
By the way, Hama-san is a senior and junior at the office.
Sekine-san has been into this rare instrument for more than 8 years.
Sekine-san, a senior and junior at the office.
This is a Chapman stick.
It looks like a guitar, but it doesn't have a body.
Only the neck part can be controlled with both hands.
This is a unique instrument.
First, please listen to the live performance.
That's it.
It's the first time I've heard of a Chapman stick.
It was made by Mr. Emmett Chapman of the United States.
Mr. Chapman made it?
That's right.
The name of the instrument itself is called a stick.
I see.
It's confusing with a drum stick, so everyone started calling it a Chapman stick.
What kind of instrument is it?
This side is the bass string, and this side is the melody string.
You tap it with both hands to hold it down.
It's a sound that comes when you hold it down.
That's right.
Asuka, I'll say this first, but I'm sure you'll be forced to do this.
It's a way of saying it, but I've experienced it.
Do you think you can do this now?
I'm not sure.
I don't have it in my memory, but I've had a few experiences with instruments engraved on my DNA.
I've never done it, but I can play the violin normally.
I might be able to do it while saying,
Asuka, you might be able to do it.
Why did you want to do it in the first place?
Tony Levin, the bassist of King Crimson, used this instrument in the 1980s.
There was a video of him playing it on YouTube.
I was like, what is this?
I thought it was really cool, and I fell in love at first sight.
Ever since I saw it, I couldn't sleep every night.
What is that?
When I was thinking about what to do, Hama-kun suddenly appeared with this.
I was so jealous.
Hama-kun might do it.
I definitely want to do it before Hama-kun.
I don't know if I can play it, so I'm thinking about going to an auction.
I'm thinking about going to an auction for 190,000 yen.
This is the one.
Sekine-san finally got the Chapman stick.
Because of her rarity, she had a hard time until she started playing.
When I thought I was going to play Yohashi, I was like, what is this?
I didn't know what to do with this.
I searched on YouTube, and there was a foreigner who taught me how to play.
But no one was talking about this.
I was like, what should I do?
I searched for a long time, and I found a chapman stick enthusiast.
There is a chapman stick enthusiast in the world.
He lives in Kawasaki, Japan.
I called him and said,
I'm sorry, but I want to play Chapman stick.
That's what you want to do.
Can you teach me how to hold it?
He said, sure.
We met at Kawasaki station.
He pointed at the chapman stick.
It's easier to understand than anything, right?
He taught me how to hook it on the belt.
That's how I got popular.
From there, Sekine fell in love with the chapman stick.
He taught me the three points of Chapman stick.
This is amazing.
It's my first time.
I can't believe this is on TV.
The first item is good.
I like the sound of wood and strings colliding.
This is direct.
It's tapping.
It's different from a normal bass.
It's percussive.
That's right.
It's like three elements.
It's rhythmic.
That's right.
That's good.
It's a phrasing that you can't think of on the guitar or bass.
That's right.
The third is to try various effects.
The interesting thing about this is that the melody and the bass are stereo.
It's like five pieces.
Normally, if you connect them, all the effects will be applied.
The bass is plain.
You can put a delay effect on the melody.
That's interesting.
I'm so excited to hear it.
I'm glad to hear it.
So far, we've talked about the appeal of this instrument.
You two are the master of Chapman sticks.
That's right.
I'd like you to play it.
Thank you.
You brought two sticks today, didn't you?
I borrowed one from Mr. Kawasaki.
So, they're going to play the Chapman stick, a rare instrument.
Oh, my God.
It suits you, Asuka.
I'm so sorry to make you play this.
It suits you.
I'd like to hear the sound.
Let's start with the melody.
The position mark is the third one.
This is the 12th fret.
There are a lot of things.
The 13th fret.
Asuka borrowed this from Mr. Kawasaki.
He puts a sticker on the position so that he doesn't get confused.
There's a yellow sticker on the top of the 12th fret.
That's the C.
This is the same arrangement, so it's easy to play.
In the case of Mr. Hama.
Yes, that's right.
Then, move to the lower string.
Yes, that's right.
Is Asuka-san really doing it?
Yes, she is.
She is doing it.
Actually, she is doing it.
She is good.
She is fast.
By the way, she is good at tapping.
She is the generation of hard rock.
The problem is the bass string.
This is the opposite.
Is it the opposite?
Yes, it is.
Sekine-san doesn't get confused easily.
I get confused easily.
If I play this too much, I sometimes get the bass wrong.
1, 2, 3, 4.
This is it.
The old man's mark is probably pointing to the C.
Yes, it is.
If I play Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do here,
I can play up to here.
Play the exact same movement next to it.
Next to it?
That's right.
This is it.
Sol.
When I get used to it...
Ah, that's it.
I can do it.
Well, it's faster to play with a bass and a guitar.
That's probably why there are fewer people.
But it's a completely different charm.
It's funny.
Oh, that's good.
I think Kawasaki's Chapman uncle is also very happy.
The Hamasuka couple also enjoyed the charm of the Chapman stick.
Finally, there is a gift from Sekine.
Let's go.
Great.
I see?
That's nice!
I really wanted to play the beginning of the guitar, but I couldn't.
But it's amazing.
It's a little different from playing the guitar and bass separately.
I agree.
I didn't expect OT to be played with this.
Next, we have a rare instrument artist.
Please.
Thank you.
We have Mr.Kuritetsu from Arakajime Kimerareta Koibito Tachi E.
Thank you.
Arakajime Kimerareta Koibito Tachi E, Kuritetsu.
They started their activities in 1997.
They are an instrumental band that performs at Summer Sonic and Rising Sun Rock Festival.
They are called Arakoi.
The rare instrument that Mr.Kuritetsu is in charge of is...
Termin.
In the previous program, we introduced the circle of Termin fans.
Personally, I think it's suitable for Mr.Asuka.
I want to try it.
It's an interesting instrument with a great sense.
This electronic instrument can play complex melodies without touching it.
First, please listen to Termin's live performance.
Wow, that's amazing.
Thank you very much.
What kind of musical instrument is Termin?
It's a combination of electronic instruments.
In 1919, a Russian physicist named Termin invented it.
It's a name.
Yes, it's a name.
The biggest feature of Termin is that it plays without touching it.
What is it?
There are two antennas.
This antenna has a pitch.
If you put your hand close to it, it will make a high- pitched sound.
So, as an image, it's like an invisible fretboard or an invisible keyboard.
I see.
It's like playing in a place where there's nothing.
The pitch of this round antenna changes.
The pitch?
Basically, the sound is left out.
If you put your hand close to it, the sound stops.
I see.
It comes out when you release it.
It's like a sharpener.
You can play it even if you don't have an instrument.
Some people play it while looking at the instrument.
It's similar to singing or whistling.
Asuka's three-year-old rare instrument, Termin, was also experienced by the two of them.
Remove the cable.
Remove the cable from the antenna.
Then you can hear the sound.
You stopped it.
There are few people who can stop it suddenly.
You are doing it.
Asuka is doing the site in the 1900s.
Put your right hand on the antenna.
That's basically it.
It's good.
It's good for today's meal.
It's great.
And vibrato.
If you do it more, it will sound more.
It's good.
If you put your hand close to the antenna, you will hear a high sound.
You can play it like Doremi Fa Sol La Si Do.
It's interesting.
I think you are good at it.
Really?
I think you are good at it.
Do you play it with your face?
If you understand the principle, it won't be so strange.
But the pitch is difficult.
It's difficult to keep playing the same note.
I see.
I have to fix it.
I see.
Asuka.
Asuka Saito.
Wow.
Why don't you look at me?
Well...
It's not well.
Let's play something.
Asuka is better than me, so let's try it.
I don't know.
Where should I play?
You can sing a song of a frog.
I see.
Wait a minute.
You did it.
The melody is...
It's very difficult.
Good.
I see.
It's interesting.
Is this a graduation concert?
So far, I think we've been able to see how good Telemin is.
Yes, we've been able to see a lot.
We'll tell you about the difficulties of Telemin so that you don't feel like you didn't hear it later.
It was all fun until now.
Yes, it was.
Here it is.
Ta-da!
Mr. Kuritetsu, have you ever announced this?
The top 3 problems with Telemin.
I don't have a top 3, and I'm starting to flip.
Here's the third problem.
I can't play in a small space.
When there are people around me, my pitch changes.
I see. When you're standing in a place like this.
I used to play in a small kitchen in a Russian restaurant.
Every time the food was brought in,
the sound of Telemin was heard.
That's right.
It interferes with the sound.
Let's move on.
Here's the second problem.
Ta-da!
I'm tired of my appearance.
I see.
I don't know what I'm tired of, but I'm tired of it.
I'm a little lazy now.
When the pitch changes, you can't concentrate.
I can't move to stabilize this sound.
That's right.
I look more relaxed than other instruments.
Even if I'm tired, I say,
Please say that again.
That's right.
Please say that again.
I'm tired, so I say,
Please say that again.
Here's the first problem.
Ta-da!
I can't move while playing.
When other members play,
I can't move.
That's what happens.
I see.
I can't look up.
If I look up, I'll be suspicious.
I can't move.
That's true.
You need to be patient.
If you concentrate on the sound, your face will get worse.
That's right.
I thought it would be difficult to make facial expressions.
Why do you make such a scary face when you play?
These three.
These three are big.
This is a serious problem.
That's right.
Finally, let's listen to the theme song of Havasuka by Mr. Furitetsu, Termin Session.
Wow!
It's a good melody.
Am I allowed to speak?
Wow!
Thank you very much.
Wow!
You don't imitate the hero.
It was fun to learn from you.
But I felt the most amazing when you matched it to the theme at the end.
It was really good.
Really?
I'm glad to build up.
Thank you very much.
I want you to put it in.
Let's put it in more and more from now on.
At that time, let's record it.
Really?
Thank you very much.
This program has been broadcasted for the third anniversary.
The program with rare instruments is also being broadcasted.
I want to show it to Rameo someday.