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Nagiega!
This is the first episode of the new year, right?
Happy new year!
The first guests of the new year are Maechun and Miwana.
Happy new year!
Is this your first time playing a game together?
This is my second time.
Oh, so Miwana came here before.
Yes, that's right.
At that time, you didn't say much, did you?
Basically, I'm the type who doesn't say much.
If you shake it, I can say it.
That's right.
You're the old Suzuki type.
You're in it now.
I'm the old Suzuki type.
Maechun, how's your English?
A little bit.
No, that's not true.
I was in the same room when I went to Guam last March.
I can speak English so well.
You can speak a lot.
No, no, no.
That's why you're with Wada-chan.
What do you mean?
Don't raise the bar.
This time, while challenging various games against the team,
60 minutes to get along with foreign guests in English.
That's right.
So, um, Mr. Yaskochi!
What?
Why?
You remember the tone, right?
Yes, that's right.
Hi, everyone.
Happy New Year, everyone.
Happy New Year!
And welcome to Nogi Eigo, Ms. Shinuchi and Ms. Horii.
And I'd like to test your English.
Could you introduce yourself to everybody in English?
Hello, my name is Miona Horii.
My favorite food is, um, beef.
Um, my hair is short hair.
Oh, really?
You don't understand, do you?
No, I don't understand.
Even if you say that, I don't really understand.
Um, happy, happy time.
Happy New Year!
She suddenly wants to say something.
She seems to be having fun.
Oh, she's having fun.
But when she was here before, she had a bit of a pessimistic image.
That's right.
Right?
That's right. She's gotten used to Nogizaka.
She's been doing it recently.
When you came, you weren't used to it.
I wasn't used to Nogizaka yet.
You weren't used to Nogizaka yet.
I was locked up.
I felt that way.
And Miss Shinuchi, could you please introduce yourself to everybody?
Yes. My name is Mai Shinuchi.
My name is Mai Shinuchi.
My hobby is watching movies.
My work is Nogizaka 46 and office lady.
She is so beautiful.
She is an office lady.
I don't really say office lady.
You don't say that.
I'm a company worker.
Oh, worker.
I'm an office worker.
But I understand.
She is wonderful.
But when she is an office lady, she is quite tall.
She is tall.
That's right.
She is always like that.
Are you really an office lady?
Yes, I'm an office lady.
Do you really work in a company?
Yes, I work in a double-decker company.
There are people who seem to be a little troublesome.
The first class of the new year is a new week special project.
It is a friendship game with everyone in the world.
This time, foreign guests and teams will communicate in English.
They will cooperate with each other and challenge the game.
The winning team will receive a reward.
Please get along with foreigners while learning English.
First of all, listen to the profile of your teammates.
Foreigners who will participate in each team will appear one by one.
They will ask questions in English and ask for the profile within the time limit.
You will get 10 points for each correct answer.
Let's learn phrases that can be used for questions.
First of all, let's read this.
What is your favorite?
That's great.
What is your favorite?
For example, what is your favorite movie?
What is your favorite movie?
That's great.
Let's listen to it like that.
And one more.
Please tell me.
Please say it.
Please tell me.
Your name has been released overseas.
That's a big hit.
What do you think your name is in America?
Your name?
That's right.
Let's listen to it.
Please tell me your name.
Please tell me.
It seems that you can hear various things that you want to know when you go back.
Let's use these two well and ask questions.
Let's ask our teammates to come up to the stage.
This woman will join the team farm.
In addition to the basic questions such as hobbies and special skills, let's ask her what she was happy about recently.
Are you okay?
You guys have been doing it regularly for a long time.
You guys are the only team that is regular.
That's right.
I'm going to put in a lot of effort.
I'm looking forward to it.
Let's get started.
Start!
What's your name?
My name is Tessa.
Tessa.
Where are you from?
I'm from Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
She speaks English fluently.
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.
As a regular member, she seems to have shown the results so far.
Please tell me a happy story.
My happy story.
Yesterday, I baked cupcakes.
Brownie cupcakes.
I ate brownie cupcakes yesterday.
One more.
She has limited time.
Don't try to translate the Japanese word for special skill.
What does special skill mean?
Special skill?
That's right.
It's definitely judo.
She doesn't have a hobby.
Don't ask her.
I like judo.
I've never heard of it.
Can you judo?
Yes.
She can do judo.
There is a reason.
I think there is the same answer.
Think about it.
Can you tell me your favorite play?
I like judo.
What is your favorite play?
My favorite play is ramen man.
Ramen man?
Mimic ramen man.
Mimic ramen man?
Here is the answer of the team.
I'm curious about her special skill.
Her special skill is to make judo and brownie.
Mimic ramen man.
I don't think so.
You don't have to repeat it twice.
Mimic ramen man.
What is Mimic ramen man?
I play ramen man in the hero show on the weekend.
You play ramen man in the hero show on the weekend.
Is that okay?
Did you say it on the weekend?
I don't know.
Let's look at the name first.
It's TESSA.
I think it's the correct answer.
She said it was very difficult.
It's important to be good at it.
It's okay.
That's the correct answer.
She got all the other questions right.
The only thing left is her special skill.
What is the correct answer?
Her special skill is to imitate a ramen shop clerk.
That's right.
I don't imitate ramen man.
Could you do that for the audience?
You go to a ramen store and you see a ramen man.
Welcome.
That's right.
Mimic means to imitate.
Mimic ramen man means to imitate a ramen shop clerk.
Please tell me your special skill.
The correct answer is 50 points.
Next, this woman will participate in the team.
Will she be able to hear the team's special skills well?
Nice to meet you. Your name?
Nice to meet you.
What's wrong?
From Hokkaido.
From?
You're from Hokkaido.
I'm from California.
California!
What's wrong with you today?
What's your hobby today?
Don't ask us.
Hori-san, help me.
What do you like life?
Do you like to live?
What is your favorite Japanese food?
Natto!
Excellent, Ms. Hori.
She's able to use the phrases she learned well to ask questions.
Jill.
Me.
Jill.
Me.
Where go to?
Future.
Where go to?
Going to.
What's going on?
Going to.
What's going on?
Going to.
What's going on?
Going to.
Let's introduce a good hospital.
What's going on today?
The hospital is a little broken.
I'm going to Hokkaido.
You are?
I'm going to Hokkaido.
Going to.
In my future?
Future.
My future place I want to go?
Where do I want to go?
Yes, yes, yes.
I want to go to Hokkaido.
Hokkaido?
Is there a place in Hokkaido?
Yes, there is.
Really?
I think the answer is Hokkaido.
It's Hokkaido.
For me.
Yes, I've never been there before.
Are you sure this is the right answer?
What is your hobby?
Hobby?
I like cooking.
What is my hobby?
Hobby?
Yes.
My hobbies are singing and dancing.
Singing and dancing.
It's a dance and a song.
It's a garden.
With the help of Ms. Holly, the team was able to fill in all the blanks.
Up to the fifth question, it was a great answer, but I'm curious about the Japanese word you like, Tabe- goro.
Why do you like the word Tabe-goro?
Why?
Because my favorite fruit is persimmon, Kaki, and when a persimmon is ripe.
Can you translate it for me? The persimmon is ripe and it looks delicious. Happy.
Oh, that's great.
I see.
And the last question.
I was a little worried about this.
You said that you came from Hokkaido first.
So you said Hokkaido together.
But I said that I like persimmon now, so I think it's possible.
I see. Let's see the answer.
Is Hokkaido famous for persimmon?
No, it's the sea, so I can't go to the sea.
Is that persimmon?
Isn't it the persimmon from earlier?
No, no, you said persimmon earlier.
You said fruit.
Is it a wild persimmon?
Well, it's a wild persimmon, so please change the type again.
What is it?
It's a persimmon from Karakuri Gassen, right?
That's right.
I couldn't communicate at all.
It's in a different place.
Persimmon is a fruit persimmon.
By the way, the persimmon in the sea is an oyster.
It's called an oyster bar, right?
The place I really want to go to is...
Hokkaido.
The team with all the correct answers came.
The place I really want to go to is...
Where do you want to go?
It was perfect if you could ask.
Team Wadani is this man
I wonder if I can hear properly about the reason I came to Japan and the things I was frustrated with recently.
What's your name?
My name is John.
Team Wada asks her name and hobbies in order.
Holi.
Basketball.
Next, Ms. Wada wanted to ask why she came to Japan.
Japan!
That's good, Ms. Wada. Go for it.
You don't have to push the button too hard.
First of all...
She's really good at swimming.
She's good at swimming.
Japan, go!
Please?
That's good, Ms. Wada.
I'm just going to do it. Me?
Yes, yes.
No!
That's good.
That's good, Ms. Wada.
This way.
Come on.
Today?
Or...
Yesterday?
An angry story.
Angry, okay.
So, my job...
My job, my boss said I have to work on day off.
So, no work, my boss says you have to work.
Yes, yes, this.
Yeah?
I'm not sure if I can help you with the question.
What's the question?
My boss.
Oh, that's a big one.
Oh, boss!
Right?
So, I have no work on Sunday.
The boss is big, right?
Right? I have no work on Sunday.
So, boss, boss says to me,
you work on Sunday this week.
Oh, so he said I have to work on day off and I have to go to a big person.
To a big person?
The team was able to find out the reason why they came to Japan after Ms. Shin-Yuji helped them.
They got five correct answers.
What they're curious about is the last one, the one that made them relaxed recently.
Now, the question.
The question.
Boss.
Yes.
You have no work on the day off.
What do you think about this?
This is it.
The meaning of the question is this, right?
Boss, boss, boss.
Boss. What is boss?
Boss.
What is boss?
I was wondering which one is boss.
Is it boss or boss?
Boss, boss.
Similar, similar.
The pronunciation is similar, so the boss is called boss in English.
What?
That's right.
The person on the top.
The person on the top is not a big person.
I see.
So, we knew half of the answer, so we'll give you five points.
Five points, right?
Yes.
What made you happy or angry recently is what you can express as please tell me what made you smile lately or what made you angry lately.
Each team did well, but the team got all the correct answers, so the first step is the lead.
The next challenge is a quiz. We asked a foreign tourist.
Yes.
We conducted a street interview with a certain theme about Japan for foreign tourists, and ranked them from the ones with the most answers to the 10th place.
They will ask the same theme in English directly to their foreign partner, and the answer they actually asked will be ranked as a hint.
The theme of this time is what troubled me when I came to Japan. If your answer is ranked, you get 10 points.
Let's learn phrases that can be used to get hints right away.
How do you say trouble in English?
It's easy.
What troubles did you have when you came to Japan?
What troubles in Japan alone is enough.
If you write it politely, it will be What troubles did you have when you came to Japan?
What troubles in Japan is short, but the meaning will be understood.
Let's start with the farm team here.
Question time starts!
What troubles in Japan?
My friend does not speak Japanese, so when they ask for help in English...
No understanding. They don't understand.
Even though I can't speak Japanese, I couldn't communicate when there was a problem because I couldn't speak Japanese.
I would like to ask for your answer.
I couldn't speak Japanese, so I couldn't communicate.
What troubles in Japan?
5th place!
There aren't many 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 aren't many foreigners who think they can speak English better in Japan.
What's terrible in Japan?
Maybe some people can't use chopsticks.
Chopsticks.
When they eat.
Maybe.
Ah, how to use chopsticks.
You don't know how to use chopsticks in Japan, do you?
Tama-san, don't look at me like that.
Do you see her reaction?
She can't read your face.
Maybe they have trouble figuring out the subway system.
Subway system.
Subway?
Subway.
Maybe.
Yes.
You mean there are a lot of them?
I don't know how to use them.
What's the answer?
They don't know how to use chopsticks.
Let's find out.
Thank you.
Thank you!
What a shame!
What trouble in Japan?
So, the summer, summer in Japan is very hot.
Very, very hot.
Yes, sweaty.
Too hot.
More!
So maybe lots of seafood in Japan.
Squid, octopus.
Don't eat lots of seafood in America.
Chicken and beef.
Chicken and octopus.
Can't eat?
Lots of seafood in Japan.
Is it raining?
In Japan, seafood.
Like octopus.
I can only see your hands.
Please answer the questions you have been asked.
Hot, hot.
Japan is hot.
Sweaty.
Japan is hot.
Come on, come on.
Actually, there are two train related questions in here, so please use this as a reference.
It seems like you've already answered most of them.
Yes, that's right.
It's difficult because there are a lot of trains.
It's difficult to change trains.
Thank you very much!
I'm glad you asked that
It was good
Did you two understand what she said?
It was like a train
She said something like she didn't understand
Announcement for the train
Usually I don't get them
So I don't know if I'm on the wrong line
In train and subway, it's very complicated
Especially in Tokyo, trains and subways are complicated
Even for Japanese people, it's complicated
What's a restaurant trouble in Japan?
Maybe when I first came to Japan, I couldn't read the menu
Menu?
It was all written in Japanese
And I didn't know what to order
I didn't know what to order
Maybe during rush hour, there are a lot of people in the train
People many
There are a lot of people
You don't like it on the train, do you?
It's crowded
I don't think she doesn't like it
There are
Which one do you choose?
There are a lot of choices
You can say just one
I decided
What is the answer?
When you go to a restaurant and the menu is in Japanese, you don't know what to order
You can't read the menu
I see
You don't know what the menu is in Japanese
Is there a difference?
Come on
They have something really similar!
Japan drive trouble?
Left hand?
Left hand? Hand?
Handle.
Handle?
Handle.
Like chair?
Yes.
Please use English.
Driver! Driver!
Which side?
In America, left side.
Japan, right side.
Right side!
Trouble?
Yes!
She is leading us.
She didn't say anything.
Japan word is a difficult.
Japan word difficult.
You know Kanji, right?
Kanji?
Yes.
Kanji difficult?
Yes.
I don't know.
In restaurants?
Everywhere?
Everyday.
Yes.
Everywhere.
In restaurants?
Buildings and kanji are difficult to read.
I can't read Kanji, so the restaurant needs an English menu.
Now, please answer the questions one by one.
Overseas, left-hand traffic. But Japan drives on the right.
Shinichi, you didn't talk about it at all.
I just talked about it.
Japan is right-hand drive.
The entertainer is left-hand drive.
That's a different story.
Left and right reversed.
different traffic rules.
Is there anyone else?
Yaman.
That's too bad!
It's 9th place.
Time up!
Here is the ranking from 10th to 4th place.
It seems that the food system has few English words and is difficult to use.
In Japan, it is common not to use a plastic bag when shopping.
What are the top 3?
Ta-da!
You can't read the kanji.
It's close.
The answer is still there.
It doesn't matter.
We don't talk about the strange driver's seat.
I thought it was correct.
We thought it was correct, too.
We don't know the menu.
So we went to the menu.
It's kanji.
Kanji.
It was on the 2nd place many times.
Especially the northern team.
Ta-da!
But you said that before.
I did.
You said that.
I did.
Well, the northern team did it.
We can do it.
Team Nojo got the only correct answer in this game.
Will the regular team be the winner?
Let's find out the answer together in the next challenge!
In this game, the three members of the team compete to find out the correct answer to the given question.
OK, first up is Team Nojo. Here we go!
As you can see, foreigners and Japanese people are completely different.
Yes, we are different in culture.
There is a difference in culture, so please be careful.
OK, Nojo and Kawago, here are your questions.
This is...
I think I'll get the right answer.
No, no, no.
There are a few that I can think of.
OK, let's start the communication time.
It is interesting...
Fashion.
Not an artist.
Woman?
It's half and half.
Man.
It's half and half.
Not an artist.
It's not an artist.
The last 10 seconds.
From America?
Yes.
American.
Of course, most Americans are Americans.
Actor?
No.
Time's up.
You got the answer.
I think you got the answer.
It was a good question.
That's all the information they got.
Will they be able to get the correct answer?
Kawako-san, what's going on? Kawako is also surprised.
Kawako is surprised?
Basically, she has a surprised face.
Everyone, let's open it together!
Trump, Trump, Obama!
That was close.
When I saw this answer, I thought it was Trump.
I didn't think it was Trump.
It's a little rare, isn't it?
You came to a good place.
The way you narrowed it down was good, too.
I think it was a bit of a failure when I asked about fashion.
I was talking about Lady Gaga.
You've already decided, haven't you?
Fashion, interesting fashion, no.
I narrowed it down a lot, and I came to this area.
It was close.
Okay, next up is Team Kitano. Here we go.
Here is the question.
What one thing do you imagine when you hear the word?
Scary.
Okay, everyone, please try to communicate with each other.
Is it animal?
Yes.
She said it's an animal.
That was quick. That was a good question.
Small? Very small.
Small?
Very small.
It is a color.
Give me a quick answer.The color is black or very small.Whatever.No chess char No chess char.No chess char.
big eye i don't know i don't want to know
No gesture! No gesture!
Don't gesture!
Time's up!
It's over
That's all the information they got
They seem to know what Jill is thinking
Let's open the answer together
Spider-Man! Correct!
Thank you very much!
This is surprising for Japanese people.
Yes. We don't have a scary image of spiders.
That's right.
How did you know it was a spider?
I thought it was an insect because there were no small animals.
I thought it was an ant.
Ants and spiders.
When you watch American movies, you see Tarantula.
It has the image of a poisonous spider.
It's a little different from Japan in terms of the image of spiders.
What do you imagine when you hear the word scare?
Ghost.
And you?
Bees.
A bee.
It's not like that in Japan.
In the case of Japanese celebrities, it is a voice of a Japanese bee.
Both of them did a great job.
The expression that I wanted to say was,
Is it six legs?
It's easy to say, Does it have six legs?
OK, next up is Team Wada. Here we go!
OK, let's go. Here is the question for Team Shinuchi Wada's team.
Coach, you know what I'm talking about.
What do you imagine when you hear the world-famous sightseeing spot?
Time for communication. Start!
Is it Japan?
Yes.
Oh, Japan.
Is it nature?
Uh, no. No.
What is it?
I don't know. I don't know.
What is that?
Is it a south?
South?
South? North?
South?
No, no.
He's saying it as if he saw it from the south.
South?
That's a good question.
South?
Japan?
South? North?
No, no.
It's the opposite.
North? South?
It's Japan.
Is it a blue?
Uh, no.
Is it a...
10 seconds left.
Maybe.
Maybe? Is it a place?
Yes.
The last question is good.
Oh, no. Okay.
Is it a...
Okay.
Come on, come on.
Uh...
Time's up!
What did you want to say at the end?
Uh, Tokyo... near?
No.
Okay.
I don't get it. She's saying what everyone else is saying.
Here is the information they asked.
Will they be able to narrow down the answer with this?
Let's see.
Open your answers in one go!
One, two, three!
That's why I chose Kyoto.
Why did you choose Nikko?
It's Hidaka.
No, it's not.
It's not Hidaka.
It's Kyoto.
I see.
It's different depending on the place.
There are so many differences.
I wanted to go to Kyoto, but it was Hidaka.
It was close.
What is it?
The only team that won this game is Team Kitano.
So far, it has been a great battle as you can see.
You can still turn the tables, so don't give up and do your best.
It's strange to say please.
The last challenge is to escape in English.
From now on, the members will be locked in a room.
Listen to the instructions given by your foreign partner in English,
clear the three commands, and escape.
The team with the fastest time to clear will be given higher points.
Okay, first up is Team Wada. Here we go!
Now that we're ready, the two of you are in a different room.
Here they are.
Here's the first order.
Here we go. Ready, start!
All right, Maya, Mai-chan.
Get a red vegetable and eat it.
Vegetable eating?
Eating?
Cut a red vegetable and eat it.
This is a red vegetable.
This is a tomato.
Cut it?
This one?
Can you do it?
Wow.
Very nice.
OK.
Not yet.
So cut a red vegetable and eat it.
Change?
I know.
So put the vegetable in your mouth.
Thank you for the meal.
Great.
Chew, chew.
Chew?
Good.
Yes.
It's delicious.
Yes, very good.
Thank you.
I thought I couldn't hear the word Irit.
But I could hear it.
Yes.
Great.
OK. Next mission. Ready?
OK.
Either one dribble and go around another person.
Slow English.
OK.
So either one dribble and go around another person.
OK.
What?
He said OK.
Great.
If you don't understand Japanese, you can speak Japanese.
Which ball?
So dribble.
Dribble.
So dribble the basketball.
Stand up.
And go around another person.
It's bad.
Dribble.
You can do it!
Let's go with the tempo this time.
Why?
No.3
Hug and put a balloon between your stomachs and pop it.
Pop it? No. One more time.
Hug and put a balloon between your stomachs and pop it.
Stomach?
I'm hungry.
This is difficult.
Please do what you thought.
You have time.
I'm hungry.
Connect the parts you heard.
Find a balloon.
Balloon.
Found it.
It's moving.
Balloon?
Find a balloon?
Yes.
Now, put it between your stomachs and pop it.
I got it.
I'm scared.
Go, go, go.
Hurry up.
One, two, three.
You have to pop it.
Pop it.
Yeah.
I got it.
Yes, it's a big hit.
It's so fast.
This is amazing.
The power of the listening was amazing.
The listening ability is high, but I'm a little worried about the price of this.
Wonderful.
What's wrong with you two?
Maen-kun is very good at listening.
Maen-kun is amazing.
Yeah.
This is a ridiculous thing.
Shinuchi's ear power is amazing.
It was wonderful.
You were getting more and more correct.
Yeah.
The result is...
10 seconds.
That's right.
It's 1 second.
Wow.
It's the last 1 second.
Yes.
It's pretty fast.
It's perfect! Both of them were wonderful.
In particular, I was able to listen to difficult expressions such as Ms. Shin-uchi's above.
OK, next up is Team Kitano. Here we go!
Ready, set, go!
Paper?
What do you think?
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Yes, perfect!
You're doing amazing.
A pencil. Where? Yes.
Any colour you like.
A giraffe, please.
An animal with a long neck, a giraffe.
That is a heart. I love you too.
A giraffe with a big neck.
Long neck.
Neck, neck.
It's not a mouse.
Isn't neck a snake?
With legs and animal.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Snake?
What?
Wait a second.
What is the picture you just drew?
It's a snake.
Snake.
I see.
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.
It has a long neck.
Yes, yes.
A long neck.
She can speak Japanese.
Perfect, perfect.
You're doing great, yes.
A giraffe.
Wait a second.
What is the picture you just drew?
It's a giraffe.
A giraffe.
A giraffe?
Yes.
It doesn't look like a giraffe.
Wait a second.
If it doesn't look like a giraffe, it won't be clear.
A giraffe.
Isn't it good?
Please show us.
Okay, okay.
It's a giraffe.
Next, you're going to wave your hand and stamp your feet in place.
This is difficult.
No, no, no.
You got it, you got it.
Breathe, breathe.
You're going to wave your hands like you're saying hello.
Wave.
Yes, wave.
Wave your hands.
You're doing great.
Wave them.
Wave your hands like you're saying hello.
Bye-bye.
Yes.
Now stamp your feet.
Continue to do that and stamp your feet.
Jump up and...
No, no, no.
Bye-bye.
And jump up and down.
Bye-bye and jump.
Bye-bye.
And stamp your foot.
Hit one foot on the ground.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
It's hard when you don't have a gesture.
Yes.
And now put it down.
Down, down.
Yes.
Just...
Yes.
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?
Which one of you stands?
Which one of you crouches?
What is this system?
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Do that again.
Yes, yes, yes.
Is that Japanese?
Yes.
No, no.
Put your foot again.
Again.
Yes.
Bye-bye.
And put your foot down.
Put your foot down.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
You're doing so good.
Put your foot down.
What are you doing?
Both of you.
Keep doing bye-bye.
Bye-bye.
Now stand up.
Stand.
Now stamp your foot.
Yes.
Put that foot down.
Stand up.
Bye-bye.
You're so bad.
You're always doing the same thing.
I've been doing that all my life.
Stand up.
We're so close.
I can see it.
What are you doing?
What's the situation?
Holding the opponent's hand.
Please stand up.
Stand up.
We're so close.
Stand up.
Do bye-bye.
Bye-bye.
Now march your feet.
March your feet.
Move your feet.
And bye-bye.
You got it right.
Which one is the correct answer?
I don't know which one is the correct answer.
Next.
Yes, the last one.
Open the window and scream your New Year's resolution.
I did it before.
I did it last year, too.
New Year's evolution?
Open the window.
That's...
Okay.
Wait, wait, wait. Where is this?
Happy New Year!
See you!
Stream the thing you want the most.
Month.
Most?
January!
Most?
What?
Why did you open the window and say January?
January!
What do you want?
What do you want to change in your life?
2018.
Goal! Goal!
Goal?
What do you want?
Happy New Year!
Scream it in a big voice!
More!
Wait, wait, wait.
We don't have time.
Happy New Year!
The winner is...
No. 10, No. 37!
It's different from how long it takes to feel it.
How long does it take to feel it?
About 3 minutes.
This one takes about half a day to feel it.
I'm sorry.
Stamp your feet.
This is how you do it.
Stamp your feet.
So, wave your hand and stamp your feet.
This is how you do it.
Is this how you do it?
Yes, you have to do it like this.
I've never done something like this before.
It's not like that.
But it's weird.
No, it's not weird.
It's weird.
If you're going to say that,
you have to lift your opponent's leg and wave your hand.
That's even weirder.
What the hell is that?
Ms. Kitano and Ms. Hori, too funny.
Stomp your feet.
Remember the New Year's resolution.
OK, 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 it?
Chug it! Chug it!
What is it?
Find some coffee.
Go look around, find it, then you need to chug it.
Sip it. Drink it.
Spoon? Drink? Spoon?
That's easy.
Which one is coffee?
Get the right one.
This is cola.
Try it all.
Coffee!
Is that coffee?
Is it?
All right, now drink.
Drink it?
No, I can't.
How are you two going to drink it?
Well, then...
Nice!
Let's go!
You're pretty fast.
Next, next.
Come on, come on, come on.
Find all the water you can and put it in a small pan.
What?
Water, find water. Find the water. Where is water?
Baseball.
Where is the water?
Ball, ball, ball.
Don't boil it.
What is baseball?
No, water.
Why ball?
Water.
Ball, ball, ball.
Now find a pan, small pan.
Small pan.
Go look for the small pan.
Small pan.
This one, this one.
This small pot.
Yes, yes, yes.
Now move all the water, change all the water into the pan.
Into the pan.
I heard something.
Pan?
Into...
That's not a pan, that's not a pan, is it?
No, no, no.
You're close, you're close.
That's good.
Water in pan.
Pan.
Water, water.
What?
It's pink.
What?
Why did you put magic in the bowl?
The pen and the pan are different.
Is the bowl okay?
The bowl is okay.
The bowl itself is different.
Oh, this.
Water, water.
Water bowl.
Yes.
Water, now put in a small pan.
Tap?
It's not tap, it's pan.
Water in the pan.
Pour the water.
Only water.
Small pan.
Small?
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, Mika, Mika.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Water, water.
I got it, I got it, I got it.
Okay, water, good.
Now, water goes in small pan.
You can put something in here.
Pan, pan, what is this?
Pan, pan.
You have to put it in.
Pan, pan, pan, pan.
No, no, no, go back, go back.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Okay, let's do it again.
Cooking pan.
Put eggs on and it goes.
Pan, pan, pan, pan.
What?
Knife?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Small.
Small?
Yes.
Good job.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
No, take water.
No water.
Stop it, stop it.
In the pan.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Go, go.
Hurry up, hurry up.
I got it, I got it, I got it.
Okay, okay, okay.
Next question.
Ms. Nojo, give Ms. Kawago a ride on your back.
Let's go!
No, no, no.
Back, back, back.
No, no, no. Back!
Piggyback ride.
Piggyback.
Piggy?
Together, together, you two together.
Together, together, together.
You two come, there you go.
No, no back.
Put the bag away.
Bag goes away.
Okay, just you two.
Now, Ms. Nojo,
Give Miss Kawago a ride on your back.
So, Miss Kawago, on your back.
That's enough.
Should I give her a ride on my back?
No back!
She doesn't understand the meaning of back.
Turn around. Turn around.
Turn, turn, turn, circle, circle, circle.
The best.
The best!
Circle, turn, turn, turn.
Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
Slow.
Turn, turn, stop, stop.
Miss Kawago, on Miss Nojo.
On Miss Nojo.
Sit.
This is interesting.
Everyone is slow.
Stay.
Like a mother carrying a baby.
Baby.
Like a baby on a mom's back.
Like a monkey.
Do you imitate a monkey?
Miss Kawago, shoulders, shoulders.
Yes, yes, stay.
Now, sit.
Why are you crouching all the time?
Okay, only here.
Miss Kawago, jump on Miss Nojo.
And Miss Nojo, catch.
Catch, catch, catch.
Yes, jump on Miss Nojo.
Jump on her.
Like a baby and a mom.
Jump on her.
First of all, bag is bag, isn't it?
But, she is saying back.
Back.
Back doesn't mean going down.
It means the back of your back.
Turn around.
Stop.
Stay.
I'll announce the time.
The time is...
10 minutes and 18 seconds.
How is it?
So, the ranking of this challenge is as you can see.
What is the final ranking?
The winner is...
Nojo Kawaguchi.
Thank you very much.
Congratulations, Team Nojo!
The reward is sushi.
Please enjoy it with the three of you.
Let's start with crab.
What is crab?
Crab.
That's good.
It's my favorite.
I love it the most.
Are you going to eat only crab?
Put the rice down.
It's hard to eat.
It's okay.
I said sushi.
It's good.
Say it in English.
Delicious.
You said it twice.
Delicious.
Please listen to the actual food review.
How does it taste?
He's the one who talks the most.
He's the one who talks the most in English.
Is there something you want to say?
I have a gift for the winners.
It's called Junjapa English.
I wanted it.
It's going to be released soon.
I wanted it.
Japanese culture can be introduced in English on DVD.
Thank you very much.