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Nagiega!
This is the first time in the new year, right?
Happy New Year!
The first guest of the new year is Maechun and Miona.
Is this your first time?
This is my second time.
Oh, Miona came here before.
Yes, she did.
You didn't speak much at that time, right?
I'm the type who doesn't speak much.
If you shake your hand, I can speak in the video.
I see.
You are the old Suzuki type.
You are already in the video.
I'm the old Suzuki type.
Maechun, how do you speak English?
Soko soko?
I'm sorry.
No, no, no.
What is it?
Last March, when I went to Guam, we were in the same room.
I can speak English so well.
You can speak a lot.
No, no, no.
So, you are with Wada-chan?
No, no, no.
What do you mean?
Don't raise the bar.
This time, they are going to play various games against the team.
They will play in English with the new guests.
Navi8!
So, Mr. Yusukochi!
What?
What is it?
You remember this time, right?
Yes, I do.
Hello.
I don't know.
I don't know either.
Happy, happy time.
What is it?
Bye.
But when we met before, I had a little negative image.
That's right.
I'm used to it.
I've been doing it recently.
You weren't used to it when you came here.
I was still a little locked up.
I felt that way.
And Ms. Shin-uchi, please introduce yourself to everybody.
Yes.
My name is Mai Shin-uchi.
My hobby is watching movies.
My work is NOGIZAKA46 and office lady.
That's amazing.
But I don't say office lady often.
You don't say that.
I'm a company worker.
I'm an office worker.
But I understand it.
But when I was an office lady, I was very tall.
That's right.
I'm always like that.
I'm a office worker.
Are you really an office lady?
I'm really an office worker.
Do you really work at a company?
I work in a two-star company.
Two-star company.
I'm a little annoying person.
The first class of the new year is a new week special project.
Friendship game with everyone in the world.
This time, foreign guests and teams will be together.
They will communicate in English and cooperate with each other.
The winning team will receive a reward.
Please get along with foreigners while learning English.
First, ask your teammates about their profiles.
Foreigners will appear one by one.
Ask questions in English and ask about your profiles within the time limit.
You will get 10 points for each correct answer.
Let's learn the phrases that can be used for questions.
First of all, let's read the question.
Let's read it together.
For example, what is your favorite movie?
That's great.
I will ask like that.
And please repeat after me.
Your name is now being released overseas.
It's a big hit.
What do you think your name is in America?
Just like that.
Let's try to match it.
Please tell me your name.
Then you will be asked to tell your name.
Let's talk about what you want to be told.
Please tell me... seems to be able to ask various things you want to know when you go back.
Let's use these two well and ask questions immediately.
Teamwork
Let's have a teammate come here.
Please come here.
This woman will join the team farm.
In addition to basic questions such as hobbies and specialties, let's ask her what she was happy about recently.
Are you okay?
You have been doing this as a regular player for a long time.
You are the only team that is regular.
That's right.
I will do my best.
I'm looking forward to it.
Let's start.
What is your name?
I'm from Washington D.C.
Your English is good.
It's getting more and more difficult.
What is your hobby?
I like sports. I do judo.
What do you like?
Good job, Ms. Nojo.
It seems that her achievements as a regular member have been shown.
Please tell me a happy story.
My happy story?
Yesterday I baked a cupcake.
Brownie cupcakes.
I ate brownie cupcakes yesterday.
I don't know what your special skill is.
You have limited time.
You can't translate the Japanese word special skill.
What is special skill?
I'm good at something.
You are definitely good at judo.
What is your hobby?
You can't decide.
I like judo.
Can you do judo?
Yes.
I can do judo.
I think there is the same answer.
Please think about it.
Can you play the favorite game?
I like judo.
What is my favorite game?
Ramen man.
Mimic ramen man.
Mimic ramen man?
The answer of Ms. Nojo is here.
I'm curious about her special skill.
My special skill is judo and making brownies.
And mimic ramen man.
I think that's different.
You can't repeat these two.
I'm good at mimic ramen man.
What is mimic ramen man?
I play ramen man at the hero show on weekends.
You play ramen man at the hero show on weekends.
I think that's good.
Did you say it on weekends?
I don't know.
Let's see the name first.
Tessa.
That's close.
I think the correct answer is almost correct.
She said it was close.
The name is important.
It's OK.
The correct answer is Tessa.
She got the correct answer for the other questions.
She only has one special skill left.
What is the correct answer?
The correct answer is here.
She mimicked the shopkeeper of a ramen shop.
That's right.
It's close.
I don't imitate ramen man.
You go to a ramen store and see the ramen man.
You are welcome.
Mimic means to imitate.
Mimic ramen man means to imitate the shopkeeper of a ramen shop.
By the way, when you want to ask a special skill, you can ask with your specialty.
She got 50 points for the correct answer.
The next person to join the team is this woman.
Can she ask the special skill that the team's farm was struggling with?
Hello.
My name is Hinako. Your name?
Jill.
Nice to meet you.
What's wrong?
She is different from usual.
From Hokkaido.
From?
You are from Hokkaido.
Hokkaido. From?
I'm from California.
California.
What's wrong with you today?
What's your hobby?
What's your hobby in English?
Don't ask us.
What's your hobby in English?
Please help her.
Horii.
What do you like life?
Do you like to live?
What is your favorite Japanese food?
Natto.
Excellent.
Horii is able to ask questions using the phrases she learned.
Jill.
Me.
Where are you going?
Future.
Where are you going?
Going to.
What's wrong with her?
It's going to.
Let's introduce a good restaurant.
What's wrong with her today?
She is a little broken.
I'm going to Hokkaido.
You are?
Going to?
In my future?
Future.
I want to go to my future place.
Where do I want to go?
I want to go to Hokkaido.
Can you go to Hokkaido?
I think the answer is Hokkaido.
Really?
Yes.
I've never been there before.
Is this really right?
Hobby.
I like cooking.
What is my hobby?
Hobby.
My hobbies are singing and dancing.
Singing and dancing.
Add some more.
Horii's help has helped the team.
Up to the fifth question, it was a great answer.
But I'm curious about the Japanese word you like.
Why do you like the word tabegoro?
Why?
Because my favorite fruit is persimmon.
When a persimmon is ripe.
That's cute.
Please translate it.
It looks delicious when persimmons are ripe.
Hobby.
I see.
The last question.
I was wondering about this.
I said that I came from Hokkaido.
So I think you said Hokkaido.
I said I like persimmon.
So I think I can answer this.
Let's see the answer.
Is Hokkaido famous for persimmon?
No, it's the sea.
Is that persimmon?
Isn't that persimmon?
No, it's persimmon.
You said fruit.
Is it a ripe persimmon?
It's a ripe persimmon.
Please explain it.
It's a persimmon from Targari Gassen.
I couldn't communicate with you.
You said it in a different place.
Persimmon is a fruit persimmon.
The persimmon in the sea is an oyster.
It's called an oyster.
Where do you really want to go?
Hokkaido.
Welcome to Hokkaido.
The team with all the correct answers came.
The place you want to go is...
Where do you want to go?
It was perfect if you asked.
The answer is here.
Team Wadani is this man.
Can he ask the reason why he came to Japan and what he was frustrated about recently?
Team Wada asks his name, hobbies, etc. smoothly.
The reason why he came to Japan is...
Good.
You don't have to tell me.
He can swim.
Good.
Easy.
Good.
This is the way.
This way.
Today or yesterday?
Angry story.
My job.
My boss said I have to work on day off.
So no work.
My boss said you have to work.
I can't do it.
I have to help you.
What is your job?
My boss.
Boss.
I have no work on Sunday.
My boss said you have to work on Sunday.
I have to work on Sunday.
Team Wada asked the reason why he came to Japan.
The answer is correct.
What is the last thing you are interested in recently?
The answer is bus.
I have a job on the day off.
What is the meaning of this?
The meaning of the question is bus.
What is bus?
Which bus is this?
Which one is bus?
Similar.
The pronunciation is similar.
So it's called a bus in English.
So it's a person above.
I'm not a big person.
I knew half of this.
I will give you 5 points.
What made you happy or angry recently?
The answer is correct.
The next challenge is a quiz.
I asked a foreign tourist.
The foreign tourist was interviewed on a certain topic about Japan.
The foreign tourist ranked from the most answers to the 10th place.
The foreign tourist asked the same question in English.
The foreign tourist ranked the answer he actually asked.
The theme of this time is that he came to Japan and had a hard time.
If the foreign tourist ranked the answer, he would get 10 points.
Let's learn the phrases to use to get a hint.
What is the word for trouble in English?
It's easy.
What troubles did you have when you came to Japan?
Let's start with the farm team.
Question time start!
What troubles in Japan?
My friend does not speak Japanese.
So when they ask for help in English, they don't understand.
I couldn't communicate with them because I couldn't speak Japanese.
Please answer the question.
I couldn't communicate with them because I couldn't speak Japanese.
What troubles did you have when you came to Japan?
5th place!
There are few people who can speak English.
Most people speak little English.
Sometimes you feel helpless because you don't know how to communicate.
It's a little bit difficult to buy food.
There are few foreigners who think that English can be used in Japan.
Question time start!
What troubles in Japan?
Maybe some people can't use chopsticks.
Chopsticks.
When they eat.
Maybe.
How to use.
Maybe.
You can't use chopsticks in Japan.
Don't look at us.
Do you see our reaction?
They can't read our facial expressions.
Maybe they have trouble figuring out the subway system.
Subway system?
Maybe.
There are many.
I don't know how to ask.
Which one do you choose?
I don't know how to use chopsticks.
You don't know how to use chopsticks.
Let's see if you have any.
Come on!
It's a pity.
5th place!
What troubles in Japan?
Summer in Japan is very hot.
It's hot.
Sweaty.
It's too hot.
Maybe.
More!
Maybe lots of seafood in Japan.
Squid, octopus.
Don't eat lots of seafood in America.
Chicken and beef.
Chicken and octopus.
Can't you eat them?
Lots of seafood in Japan.
Is it raining?
In Japan, seafood.
Octopus.
I only saw the fish.
Please answer the questions.
It's hot.
Japan is hot.
Kaseo.
Japan is hot.
Come on!
It's wrong!
The answer is correct!
There are two questions about trains.
I'll put them in the list.
Please refer to them.
I think I've answered most of them.
That's right.
What troubles in Japan?
Train troubles in Japan.
There is trouble with the trains.
They are very complicated.
Trains are difficult.
Many trains.
Which train?
Lots of trains.
It's difficult to get on many trains.
And there are a lot of Kanji on the trains.
I don't know Kanji.
Kanji is not good.
The trains are all going and I don't know which one.
Please give us your opinion.
It's difficult to get on the train.
Is it difficult to get on the train?
Come on!
It's correct!
You are the winner!
It's difficult to get on the train.
You asked the correct answer.
Did you understand what she said?
It's like a train.
She said something like she didn't understand.
The announcement for the train.
I don't get it.
I don't know if I'm on the wrong line.
In the train and subway, it's very complicated.
Especially in Tokyo, trains and subways are more complicated than Japanese people.
What is the restaurant trouble in Japan?
When I first came to Japan, I couldn't read the menu.
There are many menus.
It was all written in Japanese.
And I didn't know what to order.
I don't know what to order.
That's right.
I don't know if I'm on the wrong line.
Subway?
Subway trouble?
Maybe during rush hour.
There are many people on the train.
There are many people.
I don't like it on the train.
I'm full.
I don't like her.
There are many.
Which one should I choose?
There are many.
You can say just one.
I decided.
What is the answer?
I don't know what to order when the menu is in Japanese.
You can't read the menu.
I see.
You don't know the Japanese word.
Is there a Japanese word?
Come on.
No.
Why?
There are many similar words.
What is the Japanese word?
Japan drive trouble.
Left hand.
Hand?
Hand.
Chair?
Yes.
Please use English.
Which side?
In America, left side.
Japan, right side.
Right side.
Trouble?
Yes.
You are leading her.
She didn't say it.
The Japanese word is difficult.
You can understand Kanji.
Kanji.
Kanji is difficult.
I understand.
In restaurants?
Everywhere?
Every day.
Everywhere.
Trains, restaurants, buildings.
It's very difficult to read Kanji.
You can't read Kanji.
At restaurants, you need English menu.
Please answer the question.
In overseas, left side.
In Japan, right side.
You didn't talk about it.
I talked about it.
In Japan, right hand.
Right hand.
In Japan, left hand.
That's a different story.
It's the opposite.
The rules are different.
Anyone else?
Come on.
It's a pity.
There is no one.
It's difficult.
Time up.
Here is the ranking from 10th to 4th.
The English menu is not used much.
In Japan, the plastic bag is not used much.
The top 3 are.
You can't read Kanji.
It's close.
You answered it right away.
You talked about the strange driver's seat.
I thought it was correct.
We didn't know the menu.
We talked about the menu.
It's Kanji.
It was on the 2nd place many times.
Especially the North team.
It was on the front.
I said it.
It was on the North team.
It was strange.
The only team that answered correctly in this game is the North team.
Will the regular team win?
The next challenge is to answer the questions.
The game is a competition to see if the three teams can answer the questions.
The point is to see how the foreign partners answer the questions.
Foreigners and Japanese people are completely different.
There is a cultural difference.
Please be careful.
The question is here.
I think I answered the question correctly.
Please communicate with the foreign partners.
Is he an interesting fashion?
No.
Is he an artist?
No.
Is he a woman?
No.
Is he a man?
He is a man.
Is he an artist?
Is he an American?
He is an American.
Most Americans are Americans.
Is he an actor?
No.
Is he an actor?
You understand the question.
It was a good question.
That's all the information I could ask.
Will the three of them be able to answer the questions?
KAWAGA is surprised.
You look surprised.
Let's open the door together.
Trump Trump Obama.
Unfortunately.
It was close.
I thought it was Trump when I saw this answer.
She is a little unusual.
I was surprised.
She was good at squeezing.
I was surprised that I couldn't ask about fashion.
You were able to answer the question.
I was able to answer the question about fashion.
It was close.
Next is Team KITANO.
Here is the question.
What is the most scary thing in the world?
scary.
Please communicate with us.
Is it an animal?
Yes.
It was a good question.
It's very small.
Is it a color?
It's a very simple answer.
Is it a color?
Black.
Yes.
It's very small.
What is it?
No gesture.
Six.
No.
Big eye?
I don't know.
I don't want to know.
No gesture.
It's over.
That's all the information they could get.
They seem to know what JIRU is thinking.
Please open the answer together.
Spider.
Correct.
Thank you.
This is unexpected for Japanese people.
We don't think of spiders as scary.
How did you know it was a spider?
I thought it was a insect because there was no small animal.
Ants or ants.
In American movies, tarantula appears.
It has the image of poisonous spiders.
It's different from Japan.
What do you imagine when you hear the word ghost?
Ghost.
What do you imagine?
Bees.
Bee.
It's not like that in Japan.
In the case of Japanese celebrities, it's a ghost.
Both of them were wonderful.
The expression that Ms. Kitano wanted to say in the middle is half.
It's easy to say, does it have six legs?
Next is team WADA.
Let's go.
The question of the team is here.
What do you imagine when you hear the word famous sightseeing spot?
Start communication time.
Is it Japan?
Is it nature?
No.
Is it a type?
I don't know.
What is it?
South?
South? North?
South?
He said it as if he had seen it from the southern hemisphere.
It's easy to ask.
Is it Japan?
South? North?
No.
It's the opposite.
North and South.
Is it blue?
No.
10 seconds left.
Maybe.
Is it a place?
Yes.
You can ask the last question.
No.
Is it...
What?
OK.
Come on.
Time's up.
What did you want to say at the end?
Tokyo...
No.
OK.
I understand what you are saying.
Here is the information they asked.
Did they get the answer?
Let's see the answer.
Open the answer.
Kyoto.
Oh, no.
What is that?
It's different.
I see.
It's different anyway.
There are many differences.
Kyoto was close, but it was Hidaka.
It was close.
It's not over yet.
The team which got the point is the North team.
It's a close game.
You can still win.
Don't give up.
Please.
It's strange to say please.
The last challenge is to escape in English.
The members will be locked in a room.
Listen to the instructions in English.
You have to clear the three commands.
The team which gets the point first will get the point.
Team WADA, here we go.
You are ready.
You are in a different room.
You are here.
Let's start the first command.
Ready, start.
MAI-CHAN, eat a red vegetable and eat it.
Eat a vegetable.
Cut a red vegetable and eat it.
This is a red vegetable.
Is this a tomato?
You are correct.
Cut a red vegetable and eat it.
Change.
Put the vegetable in your mouth.
ITADAKIMASU.
Great.
Chew.
Good.
Yes.
It's delicious.
I thought I couldn't hear the word EELIT.
But I heard it.
Next mission, are you ready?
Either one dribble and go around another person.
Slow English.
Either one dribble and go around another person.
What is it?
It's OK.
You should know the Japanese word.
Which ball?
Dribble.
Dribble the basketball.
Stand up.
Go around another person.
You are wrong.
You are correct.
You are wrong.
No.3.
Hug and put a balloon between your stomachs and pop it.
Pop it?
One more time.
Hug and put a balloon between your stomachs and pop it.
Stomach.
I have a stomachache.
You two do what you want.
You have time.
You should connect the parts you heard.
Find a balloon.
I found it.
Balloon.
Find a balloon.
Yes.
Put it between your stomachs and pop it.
I got it.
I'm scared.
Go.
Let's go.
It's not the first if you don't get it.
Yes.
You got it.
Good job.
You got it.
You are good.
You are out.
You got it.
You are really fast.
You have great listening power.
I have a high listening power but I'm worried about the price.
Great.
What happened?
You are good at listening.
You are great.
Yes.
This is incredible.
You have great hearing power.
You were great.
You got more and more correct answers.
The result is...
J.O.B.
You have 31 seconds.
Great.
You have 31 seconds.
You are really fast.
It's perfect.
Both of them were great.
Especially Ms. Shin-uchi.
They were able to listen to difficult expressions.
Next up is Team Kitano.
Here we go.
You are ready.
The camera is sharp.
Twitter is sharp.
You are in the frame.
You are talking.
Do you want to be in the frame?
You should talk to the director.
Let's go.
Don't talk to the director.
Let's start the game.
OK.
Let's go.
We are doing it.
The first thing you are going to do is get a pen.
You are going to draw a giraffe on the paper.
Slowly.
Slowly, please.
Of course.
Go to the table.
Get a pen and draw a giraffe on the paper.
How are you doing?
Wait.
Yes, perfect.
You are doing amazing.
Pencil.
Where?
What color do you want?
Any color you like.
Any color.
What is it?
A giraffe, please.
If you don't know this,
An animal with a long neck.
A giraffe.
I don't know.
It's hard to explain if you don't know this.
I don't know.
That is a heart.
I love you, too.
That means a lot.
A giraffe with a big neck.
Long neck.
A neck.
It's not a mouse.
Isn't a neck a snake?
A giraffe with legs and an animal.
I'm saying the characteristics of a giraffe.
Wait.
What?
A snake?
What?
Wait a second.
What is the picture you drew?
It's a snake.
A snake.
I see.
Good.
It is an animal with a very long neck and spots.
Spots.
Yes.
I don't understand.
Wait.
An animal with spots.
Spots.
A very long neck.
Long neck.
Yes.
A long neck.
Yes.
A long neck.
She is speaking Japanese.
No.
Perfect.
You are doing great.
Yes.
A giraffe.
Wait a second.
What is the picture you drew?
It's a giraffe.
A giraffe.
A giraffe?
Yes.
It doesn't look like a giraffe.
Wait a second.
It doesn't look like a giraffe.
A giraffe.
It's good.
Please show us.
Okay.
Please show us.
Thank you.
Next, you are going to wave your hand and stamp your feet in place.
This is difficult.
No, you got it.
Breathe.
They are going to wave your hands like you are saying hello.
Wave.
Yes, wave.
Wave your hands.
You are doing great.
Wave them.
Wave your hands like you are saying hello.
Bye bye.
Yes.
Now stamp your feet.
Continue to do that and stamp your feet.
Jump up and down.
No, no, no.
Bye bye and jump up and down.
Bye bye and jump.
Bye bye.
Keep waving and stamp your foot.
Hit one foot on the ground.
On the ground?
Wait, wait, wait.
It's difficult to do it on the spot.
Yes, yes.
Now put it down.
Down, down.
Yes.
Yes, just like that.
Just your foot.
Keep standing.
Stand.
Both stand.
Yes, both stand.
Stand up and...
Wait, wait, wait.
Please, please, both of you stand.
What is this?
It's a system of standing and crouching.
Hand and foot.
Yes, yes, yes.
Kee-chan, yes, yes, yes.
Do that again.
Yes, yes, yes.
Is that Japanese?
Yes, yes, yes.
Now put your foot again.
Yes, bye bye.
Bye bye.
And put your foot down.
Put your foot down.
Stand.
Yes, yes, yes.
You're doing so good.
What are you two doing?
Keep doing bye bye.
Bye bye.
Now stamp your foot.
Yes.
Yes, put that foot down.
Yes, bye bye.
You're so bad.
Why are you doing the same thing over and over again?
You're always doing the same thing.
Aoka-san, your left foot.
I've been doing that for a long time.
Stand up.
Your left foot.
We're so close.
I can see it.
What are you doing?
No, no, no, no.
What kind of situation is this?
It's different.
You're holding the other person's hand.
Please stand up.
Stand up.
Say bye bye.
Bye bye.
You know bye bye.
Now march your feet.
I know bye bye.
March your feet.
March?
Move your feet.
And bye bye.
You're doing great.
You're so good.
What?
What's your personality?
Next.
Yes, the last one.
Open the window and scream your New Year's resolution.
I did this before.
I did it last year, too.
New Year's evolution?
Open the window.
That's...
I want to see this.
Okay.
Wait, wait, wait.
Where is this?
Happy New Year.
I'm so close.
Scream the thing you want the most.
Month.
Most?
January.
Most.
Why?
Open the window and say January.
January.
January?
What do you want?
What do you want to change in your life?
2018.
Goal.
Goal?
What do you want to do?
I want to make a world-famous resolution.
That's scary.
Scream it in a big voice.
I want to make a world-famous resolution.
One, two, one, two.
I want to make a world-famous resolution.
Goal.
The result is...
10 minutes and 37 seconds.
It's different from the time we felt.
How long did it take?
About 3 minutes.
This one took about half a day.
I'm sorry.
Stamp your feet.
This.
Like this.
Stamp your feet.
So, wave your hand and stamp your feet.
It was like this.
Do I have to do this?
Yes, you have to do this.
I've never done this kind of movement.
It's not like that.
But it's in the rules.
But it's weird.
It's not weird.
If you say that, you have to lift your opponent's leg and wave your hand.
That's even weirder.
I don't know.
What is that?
Ms. Kitano and Ms. Hori.
Too funny.
Stamp your feet.
Remember the New Year's resolution.
Next up is Team Nojo.
Here we go.
Let's start the escape game.
You need to find coffee, then you need to drink it.
Coffee drink?
Chug it.
What is it?
Find some coffee.
Go around and find it.
Then you need to chug it.
Sip it.
Drink it.
Spoon. Drink.
Spoon?
Which one is coffee?
Coffee.
Get the right one.
This one.
Try it all.
Coffee.
Is that coffee?
Coffee.
Is it?
Alright, now drink.
Drink?
How do you drink it?
Now.
Drink.
Nice.
Let's go.
You're pretty fast.
Come on.
Find all the water you can and put it in a small pan.
Water. Find water.
Find the water. Where is water?
Baseball.
Where is the water?
Bowl.
Don't boil it.
What is baseball?
No, water.
Bowl.
Now find a pan.
Small pan.
Go look for the small pan.
You've done pan before.
Small pan.
This is it.
This is a small pan.
That's right.
No?
Now move all the water.
Change all the water into the pan.
Into the pan.
I heard that.
Into the pan?
Into the pan.
That's not a pan.
No.
I see.
You're close.
Nice.
Water in pan.
Pan.
Water.
Pan.
Amazing.
What is it?
What?
Pink.
What?
Why did you put magic into the bowl?
I see.
The pan and the pan are different.
Is the bowl okay?
The bowl is okay.
Wait.
The bowl itself is different.
Water.
This.
Water.
Water?
Water bowl.
Yes.
Water.
Now put in a small pan.
You mean to tap?
In Kawago, you say pan.
Yes.
Water in the pan.
Pour the water.
Only water.
Small pan.
Small pan?
What is pan?
So you have a big pan, right?
On the table.
So you want the smaller one.
The smallest one on the table?
Mika.
Water.
I got it.
Okay.
Good.
Now water goes in small pan.
What is inside?
You can't put anything.
Pan.
You can't put anything.
Pan.
You have to put it in.
Pan.
No.
Okay.
Let's do it again.
Cooking pan.
Put eggs on and it goes...
Pan goes on the table.
Yes.
Knife.
That's not it.
No.
Small.
I know small.
Isn't it small?
It's small.
Yes.
Good job.
No.
Take water.
No water.
Stop it.
No.
Yes.
I got it.
Okay.
Next.
Ms. Nojo, give Ms. Kawago a ride on your back.
Laugh.
It's a challenge of two people.
You should fold a bag.
No, no, no, no.
Back.
No, no, no.
Back.
You should look at this and then fold.
Piggy-back ride.
Huh?
Piggy-back ride.
Piggy-back.
Pig, piggy.
Together, together.
You two together.
Together, together, together.
Okay, okay.
No, no, back.
Put it back away.
No back.
put it back away.
You two.
You threw it away, really.
Now, Ms. Nojo.
Yes.
Give Ms Kawago a ride on your back.
So, Ms Kawago on your back.
That's good.
I'll give her a bag.
No bag!
She's always carrying a bag.
She doesn't understand the meaning of a bag.
Turn around. Turn, turn, turn, circle, circle, circle.
Great!
Circle, circle, circle, circle.
Circle, turn, turn, turn, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
Slow, turn, turn, stop, stop.
Ms Kawago, on Ms Nojo.
On Ms Nojo.
Sit.
This is fun.
Everyone is doing it slowly.
Like a mother carrying a baby.
Baby?
I don't know.
Like a baby on a mom's back.
Like a monkey.
Do you imitate a monkey?
This is it.
No, no, no, no.
Ms Kawago, shoulders, shoulders.
Yes, stay.
Now, sit.
Stop.
Why are you crouching?
Okay, wait.
Ms Kawago, jump on Ms Nojo.
Ms Nojo, catch.
Catch, catch, catch.
Yes, jump on Ms Nojo.
Jump on her.
Like a baby and a mom.
They're doing it together.
Oh, no.
They did it together.
First, bag.
It's a bag.
But she said back.
Back.
Back doesn't mean going down.
It means the back.
Yes, turn, turn, turn.
Turn, turn, stop, stop.
Stop, stop, stop.
I'll announce the time.
The time is...
10 minutes 18 seconds.
How is it?
As you can see, the ranking of this challenge is as follows.
What is the final ranking?
The winner is...
Kawagochi Nojo!
Yay.
Congratulations.
I'm so happy.
Congratulations, Team Nojo.
The reward is sushi.
Enjoy it with the three of you.
First, crab.
What is crab?
Crab.
It's my favorite.
You're only eating crab?
Put the rice down.
It's hard to eat.
It's okay.
I said sushi.
It's good.
Say it in English.
Delicious, delicious.
She said it twice.
Delicious.
Please tell us the real food.
How does it taste?
She's the best.
She's the best at English.
Yes.
The teacher is...
I have a gift for the winners.
It's called Junjapa English.
I wanted it.
It will be released in the future.
I wanted it.
It's Japanese.
You can learn Japanese culture in English on DVD.
That's the prize.
Thank you.
Please.
Thank you.