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Noh Diego's Spring Class 60 minutes special!
You look like a pure regular.
You are often here.
Yes, I am.
I feel like I am on the show.
So you are leaving your mark every time.
Yes, I can do it.
Because there are people who won't come again after being invited once.
You are not that familiar with the show.
I haven't read the script for an hour.
And these two are the first time to speak English.
I can't speak English well when I am invited.
No, you can't.
I am used to speaking English.
How old are you?
I am 23.
You can speak English.
I am not worried about my age.
But the guest is usually a stupid regular.
You are not stupid.
And the teacher is Yasukouchi.
Nice to meet you.
I can't see the front door.
Noh is good at Japanese.
He is good at Japanese.
He is always like this before the show.
What is coming in 2020?
The Olympics.
The Olympics is coming.
There are more foreigners coming to Tokyo for the Olympics.
I was walking here.
I saw a foreigner.
Please speak Japanese first.
Please speak Japanese before speaking English.
The foreign rate of Yasakusa is very high.
So this time we will learn English to greet foreigners.
I see.
This time we will have a 60-minute special for the English language of the spring.
We invite foreigners to come to the Japanese language of the spring.
Congratulations.
Before inviting foreigners, we will review one thing.
We have done it many times.
Like.
Let's try the guest.
What does like mean?
Like something.
You can do it well.
I can do it.
You are strong.
I am 23 years old.
Stop saying your age.
Like is the most useful.
It means to do something like this.
Let's use it actively today.
The foreigners that the members will be greeting today are these two.
By the way, they can't speak Japanese very well.
So first, let's introduce ourselves in English.
First, how much can they speak?
Hello.
I am Nanami.
Nanami.
I like basketball.
Me too.
I have a younger brother.
One younger brother?
One.
One younger brother.
Mother.
Father.
One mother. One father.
Of course.
One, one, one.
Two grandfathers. Two grandmothers.
Nice.
I like strawberry.
Suddenly.
Great.
Amazing.
Wow.
Amazing.
This program is quite high.
It's a very high level.
Next is Ms.Ikuta.
What is her English skill?
Hello.
My name is Erika Ikuta.
I am 19 years old.
Last month, I went to Guam.
Really?
Scuba diving in Guam?
Yes.
I am so happy.
Beautiful?
Beautiful. Very beautiful.
I did skydiving too.
Many things.
I like skydiving very much.
Have you done skydiving?
Yes.
In Guam.
From Guam.
I dropped one time.
My dad got mad at me.
He said, no, don't do that.
He got really mad.
Like skydiving.
So he said, don't do that again.
He asked.
He is not good at English.
Everyone's eyes are.
Did you enjoy?
Skydiving?
Yes.
It was scary.
From here, before falling.
Very scary.
I was like, no, no.
But then jump.
Okay.
Same.
Yes.
Amazing.
Good English.
Actually, you lived in Germany.
Yes, I was born in Germany.
That's why.
Do you speak German?
No, I forgot.
You forgot.
But you speak great English.
Yes, I do.
This one.
Well.
The guitarist is really.
I'm scared to talk more.
Everyone's eyes are.
It was amazing.
Next up is Ms. Akimoto.
Here we go.
Hello.
My name is Manatsu Akimoto.
I'm 22 years old.
I'm not good at speaking English.
Sorry.
No.
Wrong, wrong, wrong.
You're good.
Nice English.
I joined Nogizaka 46.
Oh, wow.
You like dancing?
Dancing.
Dancing?
Singing?
Diving?
Yes, yes.
Okay.
I'm the most cute girl in Nogizaka 46.
Oh, number one.
Oh, yes.
Cute?
Yes, of course.
Hi.
My charm point?
I'm a charm point.
Charm point?
Oh.
Big head.
Wow.
Big head.
I like food.
Crab.
And gummy.
Gummy.
Candy?
Candy.
Oh, the gummy.
The gummy.
Gummy.
Yeah.
Crab and gummy.
Together.
Crab gummies?
No, no, no, no.
Crab and gummy.
And?
For breakfast, crab gummies.
Breakfast.
Oh, yes.
I'm a charm point.
And long, long legs.
Long, long legs.
Yes, yes, yes.
Breakfast is crab and gummy.
Yes, crab and gummy.
Breakfast is crab and gummy?
That's what I said.
That's also possible.
Next up is Ms. Kitano.
Here we go.
Hello.
I am Hinako Kitano.
Nineteen years old.
I like food.
Eel.
Okay.
Eel don.
Really?
Eel don.
Nice.
Nice eel.
Eel is nice.
How do you do that?
Eel.
Cooking eel.
Turn on.
Like a skillet?
Like a skillet, yeah.
Like this.
Yeah.
Like you fry it.
Rice.
Rice on rice.
Rice eel.
Okay.
And eel.
Oh, wow.
Sounds good.
Sounds interesting.
Yes.
Good.
That was good.
She was good.
She is good at speaking.
Yeah.
She is good at speaking.
Yeah.
She is good at speaking.
Mr. Yasukouji, you're too kind.
By the way, the eel don is called bowl of eel and rice.
Oh, really?
Next up is Ms. Kawago.
Here we go.
What do you like?
I like...
Are you saying that yourself?
I like...
Teriyaki.
No, no, no, no.
Meat.
Teriyaki meat.
Toshikuri.
Yes.
Really?
She is making me say it.
Meat like chicken, beef, pork.
Chicken and beef and pork.
Together.
All of them?
Chicken, beef, pork.
Which?
All of them.
She is making me say it.
Chicken.
Beef.
Pork.
She is making me say it.
Nice to meet you.
Suddenly?
It's the timing.
She is doing it in front of the camera.
That's amazing, right?
Yes.
What?
She is amazing.
She is the idol of Mr. Toshikuri's regular staff.
Right?
This is too...
She is a guest.
A guest.
Yes, a guest.
Last up is Ms. Maya.
Here we go.
She is amazing.
Hello.
My name is Maya.
Maya.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
Maya.
I like fish and meat and vegetables.
Not all of them.
All food.
She said she likes everything.
I like everything.
I don't like food.
No.
You don't?
I thought you like all food.
I like everything.
She said it.
In English.
All food.
I like all food.
I see.
Everything?
Everything.
Everything?
All food.
Every day happy.
I want to be happy every day.
Ms. Maya has a way of communicating with people.
Let's ask her where she wants to go.
Shannon.
What do you want to do today?
Today?
Yes.
I heard of this old-fashioned candy store.
Candy store.
Where I can get junk food.
Yeah.
I could go to some place like that.
What is it?
Fashion?
Junk food?
Candy?
Old...
Candy.
I heard of it.
Old-fashioned candy.
Classic candy shop?
Yes.
Like vintage.
Like...
Yes.
Vintage candy.
These four people have established a conversation.
They have.
And they found the place they want to go.
Old-fashioned candy store.
It's about a candy store.
It's wonderful.
That was perfect, Ms. Ikuta and Ms. Hashimoto.
Especially, what Ms. Ikuta said was,
What do you want to do?
It's a very useful phrase to use as a greeting.
So, please remember it.
Okay, Ms. Kawago and Ms. Maya.
Show us your will.
Steve.
Yes.
Do you like...
What?
Something you like.
She's speaking Japanese.
Do you like...
Please?
Years.
Do you go to...
Go to...
Today?
Do I go to today?
Go to...
Place.
I want...
I want to go to?
Yes.
Okay.
What about public bath?
Public bath.
Public bath, yeah.
Tourist bus.
She got it wrong.
Tourist bus.
Like, together.
I'm surprised.
Tourist bus.
Interesting bath.
No, no.
Bath.
Hot spring.
Hot bath.
No.
What?
Three guests.
Is it like a battle?
Public bath or hot spring.
You know perfectly well.
It's different.
It's not a hot spring.
Ms. Kawago, hot spring and bath are different things.
By the way, hot spring is called hot spring.
So, let's start.
First, please introduce the bath at Ms. Nojo and Ms. Hashimoto.
Take it in the water?
We're here.
We're here?
What is this in English?
Public bath.
Is it public bath?
Public bath.
Okay, the bath.
Let's go.
I'm getting excited.
The guest is a hot spring in the suburb Nezu.
Please explain this hot spring to them and show them around.
First, the entrance of the hot spring.
Please explain it to them properly.
What is this?
Please tell them.
Shoes.
We have to take our shoes.
Oh, really?
Oh, okay.
Take our shoes out?
Where do we put them?
Do we leave our socks on?
Shoes.
What about socks?
Socks.
Socks, okay.
Shoes, no.
No shoes.
Bad.
Okay, Ms. Nojo.
They understood what they said.
Ms. Hashimoto said in a low voice,
take off your shoes means take off your shoes.
Public bath.
Yes.
Welcome.
Hello.
Ms. Hashimoto.
Now, they are here to discuss a problem.
Will they be able to teach them the structure of the bath?
Rule.
Teach.
The rules.
Teacher.
The rules.
One adult costs 460 yen.
Money.
460 yen.
460 yen?
460 yen.
Will Ms. Hashimoto be able to say it?
400.
She will say it.
6.
172.
Money.
460.
Yes.
Dollars.
Money.
Dollars or yen?
Dollars.
Not dollars.
Coin.
Coin please.
What?
Coin please.
Bandai.
Bandai is reception.
Oh.
Pay money.
Pay money here.
And then after, public bath.
Yes.
Good job, Ms. Hashimoto.
You explained the bandai well.
By the way, pay money with Hey Money.
It's a common expression, so let's remember it.
So, should I take something like a towel?
Oh, towel, towel.
Take, take.
Take.
Bandai.
Oh, it's in the bag.
Present.
Oh, it is.
Okay, ready?
Present.
Okay, let's go.
No, no, no, no.
Boy, boy, girl.
Over there.
Boy, no.
Boy, no?
Boy, yes.
Boy, no.
We don't go separate.
Separate, separate.
Boy, girl.
Oh, like bathrooms.
Bathrooms.
Like bathrooms.
Go boy, go boy.
Boy, girl.
Girl, okay.
Boy, girl.
Oh my god.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Okay, bye.
Well, this was a bit of a force.
That entrance is for men.
It would have been great if I could say that.
Oh, here are the rules, yeah?
Steven is interested in how to enter the bath.
Now, let's explain in English.
Do you take a bath?
This one, this one.
This one.
Body wash, wash, wash.
Oh, so that's first.
After take a bath.
Oh, this, then bath, okay.
You can say whatever you want.
Pants.
No.
No pants.
Neck.
Oh, wow.
And no going down?
No, no, no, no, no.
No scuba diving.
No seawalker.
No, no, nice walker.
Oh, yeah.
Like a zombie?
Yes, yes.
I don't think there's anyone who goes to the sea in the bath,
but if you can't go in, you should say,
don't dive into the bath.
Now, finally, to the bathroom.
Please tell me how to get in.
Wow.
Traveling bus.
Oh, here it is.
So what is, what is this?
Oh, this.
What is this?
Chair.
Yes, yes.
Sit down.
Okay.
Sit down.
So, like this?
Like this?
Yes, yes, yes.
You learned it, right?
Like this?
Okay, it came suddenly.
Like this?
Okay.
Okay, like this.
Like this.
You used a very teaching expression.
Oh, yes.
Finally, like this came out.
If you use this, you can teach them how to do it immediately.
It's a really useful word.
And then scrub or scrub?
Scrub, scrub.
Next, next, this.
Body wash.
Body soap.
Water.
Towel.
Wash, wash, wash.
Body wash, body wash.
Wash, wash, wash.
Yes.
Next, next.
Shower.
Yeah.
Refresh.
Okay.
It seems to be transmitted by seaweed, but it is an expression of taking a shower.
Now, after washing the body, it's finally time to take a bath.
It seems that Steven has a question here.
So you have this and then that and that.
Why is it different?
What's the difference?
Cold.
This is hot.
Cold.
Oh, cold.
Oh, okay.
Hot, cold, shoulder.
Relax.
Relax, okay.
What's Zaburo?
Zaburo is there.
Shower bath?
Electric bath.
There are various things like electric baths.
I'll introduce you to that, but it's different.
Please explain to me, Narami.
Narami is getting scared.
I'm not scared.
Oh, I see.
This is a massage, so you can get bubbles from below so that you can push the body.
When you sit down, you can enter like this.
The most common is a bath with light and gentle electricity flowing in the body.
This is divided.
Please explain that.
In English.
It's a normal bath.
Normal bath.
Normal and then what's this?
It's a bitty.
Bitty?
Oh, it's the same.
It's the same.
Electric bath.
Bolt.
Bolt bath.
The guest is about to collapse.
Bolt bath.
The camera is about to collapse.
Electricity is electricity in English.
Electric.
Electric bath.
If I go in there, I'll just be like...
I don't feel it.
Is it good for your body?
Yes.
Kind of shock.
Kind of kind.
Suddenly it's a raw-mexical word.
She's funny.
Very funny.
Body pain.
Take off.
Pain take off.
Fix.
Okay.
Small shock.
I love it here.
This is amazing.
This is very cool.
Amazing.
Amazing bath.
Amazing.
Yes.
As expected, she's good at summarizing the three-way.
Ms. Hashimoto's explanation of the electric bath was good.
What are your impressions of the two guests?
Oh, yeah. Great job.
Great job.
I understand the public bathroom.
Thank you.
How was it?
Mr. Hashimoto, how was it?
It was a success.
Not at all.
It was a success or not?
Not at all.
Ms. Nojo and Ms. Hashimoto, good job.
Let's review the useful expressions here.
These three expressions using take,
Of course, they are also used when you travel, so let's remember them well.
Next, Ms. Ikuta and Ms. Wada will introduce them to the sweets shop.
Let's explain in English.
Japanese sweets shop
Please explain properly.
Here it is.
It's nostalgic.
Candy shop.
Candy shop?
Yes.
It's a candy shop.
It's a toy shop, too.
Let's get in.
What is this?
Wada, what is this?
Gacha Gacha Japanese Gacha Gacha
Gacha Gacha
Gacha is a regular taste.
A lot of kind of...
What is it?
Items are in the box.
We visited a candy shop full of local sweets.
Japanese people are familiar with sweets.
The hospitality here is to ask about their preferences and find their favorite sweets.
Let's talk more in English.
First, ask about the preferences of Ms. Ikuta, Stephen.
What kind of sweets do you like?
Like snack?
Snack?
I like spicy.
Spicy?
Yes.
Spicy.
Very spicy is my favorite.
Very spicy.
Spicy.
Ms. Ikuta's expression of what kind of sweets do you like.
It's a very useful expression that allows you to ask about your preferences.
Is it spicy?
It's...
It's spicy?
Ask more later.
It's working.
Spicy?
Is it spicy?
What is it?
Sour?
What is it?
Sour?
Lemon?
How much is it?
Vinegary?
What is this?
Smell.
Yummy.
Yummy?
It's not yummy.
Try it.
Oh no.
Very vinegary.
Vinegary.
You don't know?
You don't know Daga-chi?
It's my first time to eat Daga-chi.
Really?
Spicy?
So you've never eaten it when you were a kid.
I've never eaten it.
So you don't feel nostalgic even after eating it?
Not at all.
That's amazing.
Oh, I like fish.
Fish?
Yeah, I like fish.
Yeah.
Is it spicy?
Spicy.
But not spicy, huh?
Not spicy.
You don't know?
What's this?
Is this good?
It's coming out.
What is it?
Ms. Ikuta is going to eat this snack that Steven is interested in and tell him about the taste.
Teach her.
In English.
Don't be a wimp.
What is it?
Wetty?
Wetty and...
Barbecue taste?
Barbecue?
Oh, barbecue.
Try it.
Way to go, Ms. Ikuta.
When you recommend something, you can easily convey it to your partner by using try.
It's a word that is indispensable for a treat, so let's learn it.
What is this? Octopus or squid?
Oh, squished.
Oh, I like seafood.
How is it?
Oh, it's like...
This is spicy.
Delicious.
Delicious?
It's soft, you know?
It's soft.
Excuse me.
We are having a food review, but you didn't listen to us at all.
Sorry, sorry.
I was a little bit nostalgic.
What?
But wait a minute.
Sorry, I was eating.
This is a little spicy.
Oh, it's spicy.
The two old men were eating big katsu.
As the name suggests, it's a snack similar to tonkatsu.
What is it?
What is that?
Tonkatsu? What is it?
What's big katsu?
Well, what is it?
Pork.
Pork?
Pork.
Jura...
Tonkatsu.
Jura... tonkatsu.
What is jura?
Like this. Tonkatsu.
Okay, so it's like breaded.
Yes, yes.
Like flour?
Yes, yes.
And then you fry it.
Yes, I try.
Okay, try, try.
How's it coming?
Dangerous.
How's it coming?
Wow, it's very good.
I've never seen a big katsu that's so hard to eat.
It's good.
Delicious.
Delicious?
I like it.
Sweet and spicy.
Oh, sweet and spicy?
Yes.
Sweet and spicy?
Sweet and spicy.
Perfect.
This is good.
Right?
But it's cheap here.
It's very chewy.
Chewy?
It's hard chewy.
Not spicy though.
Sweet.
But delicious.
Delicious, delicious.
But not spicy.
Not spicy.
Ms. Ikuta can't find her favorite spicy candy.
The reason is...
Ikuta, this store is for children.
So I'll tell you that there's not much spicy stuff.
This is important.
This store is for children.
Young children.
So spicy snacks are a little...
Yeah, because children don't like spicy.
So it's difficult to look for.
Amazing.
You're not just impressed by her, right?
Ikuta is amazing.
It was great.
I don't have anything to add.
You did everything yourself.
I did everything myself.
Next, Ms. Maya.
Ask Shannon what she likes.
This is sour.
Sour? What is it?
It's delicious.
What is this?
Sour, very sour.
Very, very sour.
By the way, have you been to a candy store?
Yes, I often go there.
So you know.
So this is the first thing Ms. Maya chose.
By the way, Sumomo is worried.
I'm scared.
Delicious.
Sour.
It is sour.
Sour.
This?
A little sour, yes.
A little sour?
It's sour.
It's very sour.
It's salty.
Like the ocean.
It's salty.
Like the sea.
Like the ocean.
At the beach.
You should try it too.
It tastes like the ocean.
It's salty.
Try it.
You should try it too.
Go ahead.
Sour.
It's sour.
Do you like this?
No?
This is not my favorite.
OK.
Next, this is what Ms. Maya chose.
It's a sweet and spicy squid candy with kimchi flavor.
Will she eat it?
What?
She is scared.
Oh my god.
Wait a minute.
You should try it.
Japanese people like it.
I often buy it.
Ask her if she knows what it is.
Question time.
What is it?
This.
You should make a name for it.
C.
White.
Black.
It's squid.
Is it?
Yes.
She got it.
Great.
It's good, but...
I don't like it.
Next, this is a sweet and sour sweet radish.
Will she like it this time?
Try it.
Good?
No?
It's very vinegar-y.
Vinegar-y?
How is it?
It's not terrible.
But it's not sweet.
It's not sweet?
It's not sweet, right?
How is it?
It's not sweet?
It's sour and a little sweet.
Then, try to find it.
What is it?
Apple?
It smells like apple.
Is it apple?
It's sweet.
Apple.
Do you like apple?
Yes, I do.
Sour.
Sour apple.
Yes.
Sour paper.
Gum.
Gum?
Gum.
What Ms. Maya chose is gum made of green apple.
Will she be able to win Shannon's heart this time?
How is it?
Sour and sweet.
Then, try it.
Good.
Okay.
I keep this.
She got it.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Stephen has a question.
What is this?
Ramune?
Ramune.
It's a Japanese drink.
Yes.
Delicious?
Yes, I like it.
Really?
All Japanese drink like it.
Really?
Yes.
Can I try?
Yes.
Try.
Ramune is a traditional Japanese drink.
Let's show her how to drink it.
Please tell her how to drink it.
Like this.
Push.
You have to drink it right away.
Otherwise, it will be sticky.
Push.
Push and then put it in my mouth.
Yes.
Speedy.
Speedy?
Yes.
Delicious.
Thank you.
And this ramune.
After the second sip, you have to stop drinking the beer ball.
Otherwise, you will be able to stop drinking.
Can she explain this properly?
The beer ball.
This ball.
Yes.
Here?
Stay.
This ball.
Stay.
Stay here.
Yes.
Why?
Ball.
Is that how you play?
It's hard to drink.
What?
You can drink more.
Oh.
Yes.
With the ball.
Staying here.
Oh, so leave it there.
Yes.
And then drink.
She can drink this much.
Amazing.
Good job.
Thank you.
Good teacher.
Yay.
It's not Wada-chan.
No.
Wow, that was a great job.
She was able to explain it perfectly.
The grammar is correct, but it was well-spoken.
So, she was able to give a proper introduction.
Here, we will review the useful expressions.
When you say try,
it means to try on.
It's one of the expressions you should remember.
Now, let's play a game to deepen our friendship.
The first game is a video game in English.
It's started.
Let's play.
You will be given a word game to answer the questions in English.
If you get the correct answer, you will be given a hint.
The team with the most correct answers wins.
Of course, you can't make any gestures.
You can pass the ball, but you can't change the members until you get the correct answer.
The team will be decided by rock-paper-scissors.
Let's start with Team Farm.
Are you ready?
Okay, here we go.
Start!
No cat.
Dog.
Vegetable.
Orange.
Carrot.
Yes.
Correct!
Bird.
No, no, no.
A word to make you think.
Fish.
Fishing.
Correct!
Cat.
Like.
Cat, right?
Like.
Mouse.
Yes.
We are.
All.
People.
Yes.
No beef.
Chicken.
No chicken.
Pork.
Yes.
Wrong?
Pig.
Yes.
Bus.
Bus?
Curry.
Rice.
Curry rice in vegetable.
Good, good.
Good answer.
Carrot.
Broccoli.
Potato.
Yes!
Potato!
Amazing!
What is it?
Mother?
Father?
Family.
Yes.
No sun.
Moon.
No.
Rain.
Yes!
Sports?
Soccer.
No, no.
Baseball.
Yes.
Well.
Animal.
Zoo.
Zebra.
Elephant.
Gorilla.
Giraffe.
Panda.
Japan.
It's coming.
Centaur.
Japan.
Centaur?
It's coming.
Raccoon dog.
Raccoon.
Major.
Animal.
Giant salamander.
That's me.
Totoro.
Like banana.
Monkey.
Yes!
Great!
Eat breakfast.
Breakfast.
Miso soup.
No, American.
Toast.
Cereal.
What is it?
Rice?
No rice.
Eggs.
Eggs, no.
Toast.
Toast?
Ah!
French toast.
No, no.
Eggos.
Eggos, no.
Waffles.
Waffles, no.
Pancake.
I'm so fast.
What is it?
Sickness.
Cold.
Fever.
Go.
Cold.
Sickness.
Go to?
Doctor.
Hospital.
That is correct.
Animal.
Brown.
Bear.
Big.
Bear.
That is correct.
She knows the answer.
Hospital teacher.
Doctor.
Nurse.
Yes, yes.
Oh, wow.
Oh, wow, wow.
They call her doctor.
Well, everything is finished now.
Oh my gosh.
The question was solved at a much faster speed than expected.
The question is over here.
So, they decided to fight over time.
Time, time.
Time up.
It's too late.
It's about 5 seconds.
It's not that long.
It's 3 seconds.
It's not that long.
It's 4 minutes and 35 seconds.
Wow.
It's a lot faster.
They are quite good at guessing.
The answerers are excellent today.
Yes, excellent.
So, the high school team Wada,
the 14 correct answers of the farm team,
the challenge is to aim for 4 minutes and 35 seconds.
Are you ready?
Yes.
Let's go.
Yes.
Yellow and black.
And animal.
Bee.
Pikachu.
No, animal.
Bee, bee.
Big, big mouse.
Mouse?
No gesture.
Hamster.
No, big, big.
Rabbit.
Cat.
No.
Tiger.
Yes.
Tiger.
No mother.
Father.
Yes.
Correct.
Breakfast.
Lunch.
So fast.
Correct.
Small.
Born.
Baby.
Great.
Incorrect.
Not correct.
Morning.
No.
Morning.
Noon.
No.
Afternoon.
Correct.
Night is correct.
Cooking.
Place.
Kitchen.
No gesture.
Okay, correct.
River and sea.
Swim.
Fish.
No gesture.
Okay, correct.
Not the sun.
Moon.
Correct.
Bus.
What?
This is a bus?
Study.
Homework?
No, study.
Book.
Yes.
Correct.
You're helping me.
Riding animal.
Horse.
Yes.
Correct.
Face.
Face parts.
Parts.
Face part?
Nose.
Eye.
Lips.
Correct.
Eye.
Big.
You live in it.
House.
Yes.
Sun.
No.
Correct.
Sun.
Blue.
Blue sun.
Moon.
Star.
No.
Blue.
Sky.
Correct.
In the lake.
Fish.
No gesture.
Turtle.
Green animal.
Last.
Small.
Frog.
No gesture.
Yes, correct.
Amazing.
Okay.
Oh, yeah.
Too slow.
Revenge.
Well, team Wada has passed 4 minutes and 35 seconds.
2 minutes and 53 seconds.
It's so short.
Yay.
To be honest, I'm sorry to say this, but these four are amazing.
These two are amazing.
They are really amazing.
Yes, they are.
The next game is,
What kind of music are you listening to?
Yay.
Start.
This is a game where you sing the lyrics of the music you are listening to and guess what you are listening to.
It is a solo game, and the time you get the answer is the fastest.
By the way, the order is as you can see.
Let's start the top batter, Ms. Nojo.
Let's go.
Are you ready?
Okay.
Here we go.
This is the midnight.
And zombies are the last thing to die.
It's Michael Jackson.
Yeah, Thriller.
Thriller.
Yes.
What?
Wow.
I got it.
Really?
Wow.
Mr. Haru, please tell us what you got.
She said Michael Jackson, so I was like, okay.
Oh, but the midnight.
The midnight.
Oh, midnight.
Okay, jump.
You got the word sense of midnight right.
That's amazing.
40 seconds.
How many seconds did Ms. Nojo get?
The midnight.
20 seconds 47.
20 seconds 47?
20 seconds 47.
And next up is Ms. Ikuta.
Here we go.
Are you ready?
Okay.
Okay, here we go.
Did you hear that?
Please say it.
It took some time.
Oh.
This isn't English.
It's an immigrant song by the Shabani.
Yes.
Immigrant song.
That is great.
You thought what this was, right?
You don't know what it is, right?
It's a surprise.
This is a song that used to be played a lot.
This one.
Right?
This is called Lucky.
Have you heard of this song?
Lucky is a song.
Right?
You don't know what it is.
The time was 16 seconds 81.
That's great.
To be honest, I couldn't speak English.
That was Lucky.
Yes, that was Lucky.
The person with the highest skill didn't use English and finished the game.
That's great.
That was great.
Next up is Ms. Kawago.
Here we go.
Ready, go.
Dear Gertrude.
Can't touch this.
Yes.
You got it right.
How many seconds?
That one, right?
That was great.
This one.
See?
Everyone is dancing.
It's starting now.
It's like this.
Can't touch this.
What do you call this?
Can't touch this.
How many seconds?
11 seconds 66.
Congratulations on 11 seconds 66.
3.1 seconds.
Everyone is getting faster.
Next up is Ms. Hashimoto.
Here we go.
By the way, are you good at singing in English?
I can listen to English, but I've never sung.
But listening is a big deal.
Don't break it.
Are you okay?
Ready, go.
We will rock you.
Correct.
That's it.
This is a new one.
This is English.
This is easy.
Anyone can do this.
One more time.
This is easy.
Ms. Hashimoto is back in her senses.
Ready, go.
Don't take the rhythm.
Is that a chant?
Is that a curse?
What happened?
You broke it.
Nanami broke it.
I'm scared.
I'll answer.
Correct.
You are good.
Ms. Hashimoto.
39.62 seconds.
I got it.
It's not a curse.
Let's listen to her.
Her character changed.
She said the word Christmas.
I thought she was cursed.
This is the beginning.
It's a disadvantage that the song is long.
It's a disadvantage.
This is the beginning.
It's a Christmas tree.
I want you for my own.
More than you could ever know.
I want you for my own.
39 seconds.
Next up is Ms. Kitano.
Here we go.
Ready, go.
Soft, soft.
Soft stay.
If it's hard.
Comicon con.
Yeah, let's stay.
Let's do it.
Don't worry.
There you go.
Don't story.
Don't worry.
It's okay.
I got it.
It's in English.
Please say it in English.
Next time.
I can't.
Please say it in English.
Maybe in English.
I'm a story.
It's a scene.
But to go home.
Okay, let's go.
Go, pasta.
I know.
Let's go.
Comicon con.
Come on, pasta.
You know what it is.
Ghostbusters.
Yes.
I heard it for the first time.
In the middle of the night.
I knew the answer.
You were good.
They were not that good.
They didn't know the song.
That's their fault.
Sorry, our fault.
What is comicon con?
Comicon con.
Ghostbusters.
It's something strange.
The name is.
Comicon con.
Ghostbusters.
It's something weird.
It's comicon con.
Comicon con.
1 minute 29 seconds.
Next up is Maya.
Here we go.
Spice Girls.
What do you want?
If you want to be my lover.
What's the title?
Spice Girls.
What's the title?
I don't understand.
They know the song but they don't know the title.
What do you want?
Tell me what you want.
Gay?
The main judge says it is correct.
Because you...
Okay.
Spice Girls.
The title of the song is actually Wannabe.
Wannabe.
The current time is 29 seconds 75.
Well done.
You two.
And last up is Ms. Akimoto.
Here we go.
You can do it.
What are you saying?
Please speak English.
Ah!
Please sing properly.
It's like a singing.
You guys sing together.
You look so happy.
Sing together.
Try together.
You two look so happy.
Try together.
What is this?
I totally understand.
I see.
Maybe they don't know the song.
Okay.
We must check here.
They are still singing.
I want to change my voice.
I will sing for you later.
We never getting back together.
Ever.
Correct.
That's it.
You nailed it.
Sorry.
Thank you.
Never ever ever.
We never getting back together.
Why didn't you get the answer?
I was trying to think of an older song.
That never ever ever.
That part.
I got it.
I just had to try and connect it.
So it took a while.
Because I don't know the regular lyrics.
I only know like that.
Never ever ever.
Getting back together.
I recognized Led Zeppelin real quick.
We never ever ever.
Getting back together.
We never ever ever.
Getting back together.
We never ever ever.
Getting back together.
It's all about the singing ability.
Everyone is used to it.
We are friends.
Unfortunately,
the time is 1 minute and 39 seconds.
So it's...
Lillian?
So the final ranking is here.
The MC Hammer's
Mesh Cowar is in the first place.
That's it.
The 60-minute special is over.
But...
Actually,
there is a scene that we couldn't finish broadcasting.
So we will show you that scene
as a secret scene next month.
The members are taking a walk around the town
and taking care of the fans.
Thank you.