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[PH] Nogizaka 46 6th generation
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From north to south, let's go!
Once more, once more!
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Let's do it again.
Let's start with a word.
One, two...
North to south, all together!
Yes!
6th generation is here.
There are many people.
Their uniforms have changed and they are white.
Why are there so many people today?
There is a reason for that.
Let's start.
Nogizaka
Kenmin
Sei!
6th generation members join and their birth places are cold from Hokkaido in the north to Okinawa in the south.
This time, we will investigate local customs and independent rules from such members and dig deeper into differences in citizenship and new personalities.
It's probably like a citizenship, isn't it?
Yes, citizenship.
Isn't this a good show?
Let's do it!
Every prefecture!
That's true!
I'm going to do it at the last minute.
Every prefecture!
Nogizaka Prefecture.
First, from school's common things.
Hokkaido.
We are going to start from Nagashima.
In winter, snow mountains on the ground.
Yes, that's right.
In winter, in elementary school,
bulldozers come and make snow mountains on the ground.
They make a mountain.
They make a mountain for me.
I play in Soli in the daytime.
I also do skiing in this mountain.
When you play in Soli, Hokkaido people make handmade rice bags.
Rice bags?
They put cardboard, newspapers and cushions in the rice bag.
They put it in and pull the string and slide it.
It's a common thing in Sapporo.
Rice bag.
Do you bring it yourself?
Yes, I make it and bring it.
You know you're eating pretty good rice, don't you?
Maybe.
Is this common in Hokkaido?
I thought no one knew about it.
Rice bag!
I've seen it from northern countries, but I don't think there's any.
There's no rice bag in northern countries.
Then, what about recently?
It's been since the rice bag was made of vinyl.
Nice!
This is a silver one.
It's difficult.
I don't know. There may have been vinyl since ancient times.
It's true.
It's not good for a paper bag.
It's definitely that.
I didn't know about this.
I want to do this someday.
Is there anything else from Kanagawa?
I think it's something related to snow.
Is there anything related to snow?
There are shoes for slipping.
Kanagawa...
Is it okay to say that you are a rice picker?
Behind Kanagawa is Yumepirika.
Yumepirika Kanagawa.
Thank you! Thank you!
That was good!
Under your shoes...
It's definitely slippery, so you can remove the cannabis...
Like a spike?
Something like that.
Ah! The one you can make spike with this pekon?
It's a spike and you can make it closer to your shoe.
I wore these shoes when I was in school and when I was in school.
Not only in Hokkaido.
This is...
This is in Tohoku as well.
But, you know, people in Northern countries have a way of walking that doesn't fall, right?
Ah! There is that, but...
Teach me!
Teach you...
Wow, you're a fat guy.
Teach me!
Why do I fall every year?!
Cute!
What do you mean?
When we walk, we usually walk like this, right?
But you put everything on your shoes.
I know what you mean.
Everything.
Like this.
That's why people in Tohoku wear like this for birthday parties.
No, no!
It's like you're in Tohoku!
I'm trying not to slip.
It's a simple question, but everyone is skiing or other sports.
Yes.
Everyone can do it for now.
There are more people who can do it.
Is there anyone who can't do it?
That's me.
The bottom is Azara city and the top is me.
Who is Azara city?
You're always doing it.
Why is it Azara city?
What's above it?
It's a white bear and a penguin.
I was from Azara city.
Is it a school?
Classes are in animation.
Kokusuu...
Tyche, tyche.
Ah, there's tyche.
Isn't it written as ス in katakana?
There's ス in katakana.
No, no.
There's ス in katakana?
It's in skiing.
Really?
Isn't there ス in Okinawa?
Suenos, suenos.
There's no suienos.
There's not?
That's amazing.
It's completely different.
It's not north and south at all.
I see.
Have you seen snow before?
There's no snow.
There's not!
There's not, white one!
Thank you.
I knew you were sweet.
Next, what is the school like in Akita, a remote area?
In Akita, a school like a school trip is being broadcasted as a commercial.
What is it? Is it such a harsh place?
A school like a school trip is now going on a school trip in a healthy state.
A commercial like this is being broadcasted.
Nogizaka Junior High School Junior High School Tourist Corps is in the park at Tokyo Disney Resort. Please rest assured.
Next, Miyagi's strange morning greeting.
What is it?
I greet people at school.
You're standing in a standing position.
I learned it in Tokyo.
Miyagi has always been standing, paying attention and saying yes.
Who says yes?
All of us.
Who is standing?
We say standing in standing position.
Who says attention?
We say attention and say yes.
Who are you asking?
I don't know.
Maybe it's a teacher.
Yes, it is.
Please do it.
Can you understand?
Say, yes.
Stand up and say yes.
Thank you.
Let's do it.
Stand up.
Attention.
Yes.
Thank you.
Sit down.
Yes.
What's wrong?
I don't need an answer.
Don't do it on your own! You didn't teach me!
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Next, Tamura, a local of Saitama, will announce the results.
A North Star Test.
Everyone knows about this, right?
It's a test to measure your academic ability.
Everyone takes it, and after knowing your current academic ability, you take the high school entrance exam.
That's the kind of test you take.
I think every family does it.
When I entered Nogizaka and said about the North Star Test,
Everyone says like, what is it?
Yeah, I didn't know.
But you know it, right, Shitaro?
I know.
It's a North American thing.
I did it.
You did it, right?
I've been doing it for a long time.
North American.
Kanagawa is called, of course, ATEST.
ATEST?
That kind of thing that measures academic ability.
Wait a minute.
A Kanagawa member was looking at you.
ATEST was there, right?
It wasn't there.
[PH] The generations are different.
Yeah, it's confusing.
The generations are too different.
But there's something like that all over the country, right?
What kind of test is it?
In Hokkaido, we have something called a dokon.
Dokon?
It's a Hokkaido academic competition.
Competition?
Yes, it's a competition.
All of them have grades or names on them.
All of them have school notes.
You're talking about yourself, right?
No, it's for everyone.
Really?
Everyone who passes will get a copy.
And for those who get higher grades, they'll get a certificate.
Won't you announce it for those who pass?
We will.
You're good, Hokkaido!
I was playing with rice earlier...
She's a cruel person.
Next is Chiba, which is a highly toxic highway in Okinawa.
Chiba.
Yes, it's Chiba.
When I was in elementary school, there was a swing in the school hall.
The first kids in elementary school to ride a swing were the third graders.
And the first kids in elementary school to do kachiko-gi were the fourth graders.
You have to grow up a little.
That's right.
When I was in second grade, I had a strong longing for swings.
If you're in the third year, you'll go crazy.
That's right.
I ran and ran for 20 minutes.
You're not in the third year yet, are you?
I'm not in the third year yet.
What about 5th and 6th grade?
I'm in the second year.
I thought I was in high school.
One person sits and one person puts his foot in here.
That's cool.
And you, Shibata?
I've heard of it.
If you take a coin, you lose. If you take a wallet, you lose. If you kill a person, you lose.
Can someone answer this?
If you take a roadside dandelion, you lose. If you sell it, you lose.
It's kind of close. It's not roadside dandelion.
Ichiba bamboo?
Ichiba bamboo, Yuhi.
Ah! Hitonchi's rakkasei!
Because it's Chiba!
That's a really good one!
It's rakkasei!
Oh, that's a good one.
Go!
If you take the beaver, you lose money.
If you eat it, you lose weight.
You did it!
It's different!
It's not beaver!
Maybe it's reacting with beaver.
Ah! It's peanuts!
Huh?
So, rakkasei and peanuts are the same.
You're the one who said it!
Let me win!
Rakkasei and peanuts are the same.
You shut up for today!
I didn't know that! Did you eat it before?
I think you all have eaten it before.
There is a dream character.
I'm crying!
Go!
FNASHIE
Pears?
Correct!
If you buy pears from a pear garden, you get a discount.
If you eat them, you get a discount.
If you buy them and sell them, you get a discount.
That's not good.
Is there such a high speed?
There are many pear gardens.
You can get a discount.
You are quite bad at this.
I'm sorry.
We introduce a strange business from above the head of Kanagawa Prefecture.
Do Yokohama citizens dance at Nissan Stadium before their debut?
Nissan is 10 years old, isn't it?
Are you dancing?
Yes, I danced.
Before that?
When Yokohama citizens become sixth graders, a city physical education competition is held.
6th generation of Yokohama City is gathered and do a sports competition.
They do it at Nissan Stadium 2 Days.
It's the same as Nogizaka46!
8th generation of Yokohama City are all gathered and do a song called Let's Dance with Yokohama.
6th generation of Yokohama City is dancing at Nissan Stadium.
I danced too.
First of all, Sato.
It's amazing.
I'm really moved.
Wow!
So you're still doing this now that you're in 6th grade?
I have a little brother, and he said he did it too.
Really?
You just dance?
It's not just dancing, but...
It's two-taping! You do the same thing!
You keep dancing with your head in a weird position.
Next, we'll introduce the 6th generation of Shizuoka's daily life.
I've heard of this before.
We have time to wash our hands before lunch and have tea from home.
Do you have tea every day?
Yes, every day.
Do you bring it yourself?
We received a water pack from school.
Great!
For free?
Great!
What do you do with it?
I drink it.
You drink it and have a bad impression.
Next is a school in Endo, Aichi.
It's a day off.
The first and second hours of school are called day off in Nagoya.
Everyone called it day off.
But after lunch, after a big lunch break...
A 20-minute break.
Yes, they called it a day off.
Day off.
It's a school day after school.
It's a day off from homework.
Is it only Nagoya?
No, Aichi was also a school day.
When I had a lot of time, it was an exciting time.
Isn't it a school day?
The time in the afternoon is...
Exciting time.
You're the only one who says it's an exciting time.
Did everyone say that?
I'm on a business school break.
What? Business school?
Business school break.
Between classes.
But others are also business school.
Only big schools have business school breaks.
What?
There were a lot of things like this.
Yumeki.
I have a class of etiquette in Kyoto.
When did you start?
I have been teaching etiquette since elementary school.
Elementary school, middle school, high school?
Elementary school and middle school.
It's Kyoto.
What do you do in etiquette class?
I was doing a class of Ogasawara style.
The class members bowed for an hour.
And they bowed for an hour and finished.
And I had to open the blinds for an hour.
You had to open it with your hands down and move it a little bit.
I did that as a kid.
I did it too.
At school?
At school.
I picked up the tea when customers came and practiced answering the phone.
But I had to do tea and coffee selection classes,
and I had to make sure I made up for it with tea.
I did it even in school law.
In school law?
Amazing!
You're a princess, aren't you?
Actually.
Actually!
You're really good at cutting fingers.
It's interesting.
Interesting!
Next is Kansai.
Ioki is a typical school for Hyogo.
I'm a taekwondo player.
For three years of middle school,
before the taekwondo class started,
we all ran around the playground.
I was in the first class of elementary school.
I shouted out loud there.
I was in the same class as Kokone in junior high school.
You are in the same class.
You can do it.
I thought I could do it.
Can you do it together?
One, two, one, two, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
What's that? Wasshoi?
It's amazing.
If it's club activities, we have traditional call and shout.
Do you have call and shout?
Yes, we do.
Fukuoka is...
What's this?
But it's similar, so there's a rule.
Why does it change little by little?
Interesting.
And from the first generation, there is a school for Fukuoka only.
There is zero limit.
Not one? Zero limit?
Most of Fukuoka high school...
Is it like morning class?
No, it's just zero limit.
We do our classes and then go to our home room in the morning.
We do our morning reading and then go to one limit.
Isn't it unfair?
Zero limit is unfair.
That's unfair.
Wait a minute.
Is it like starting with one string of kenkon kanko?
Like that, you completely stop before that.
Yes, I start with zero strings at around 7 in the morning.
That's fast!
Yes, it is.
What is zero strings? Free participation?
I probably can't force it, but most schools almost force it.
If I'm late for it, I get scolded.
What is zero strings?
I do classes like math or English and start my day.
Wow!
What's that zero-gain system?
Does it have a difference?
The difference seems to be long in the morning.
First of all, there is a health observation.
A health observation?
If you call me by my name, I say, yes, I'm fine.
What does that mean?
What are you doing?
Everyone is like, yes, I'm a little sick.
They're walking like that.
You're sick?
I'm sorry. Everyone is like...
I'm a little crazy.
Crazy?
It's a funny point.
I'm a little stupid, but it's funny.
He is funny.
He is funny. He is saying it again.
Is there a health observation?
Yes.
No.
Wait a minute.
Is there anything in the Northeast?
Yes, there is.
Is there everything?
They ask you if you have a handkerchief and tissue.
If you say my name and you have a handkerchief and tissue,
they will get angry if you show them and forget.
Wow!
I only go to school where I go to school.
After I say, Hi! How are you? I stand up and pose.
What's going on?
Can you say my name?
Hi! How are you?
Wow!
You can do it?
What's that? It's like an idol fairy school.
Do you do it?
Everyone is posing like this.
Everyone is free to do something.
I don't think there is such a healthy way.
Wow.
I feel like I've got something here.
Maybe it's because of last night.
I feel like I'm getting older.
You're getting old.
I want to make a fire like that.
I'm glad my nose came off.
It hurts.
This is not a comedy school.
It's a comedy.
During the morning meeting, we had reading and singing time.
Matsuo and I are in the same elementary school.
We sang western music and backstreet boys.
It's fashionable.
We sang Beatles.
We sang together in the morning and started class.
You can't give out this month's class?
You can't sing Beatles songs suddenly.
Sing in English class first and then sing it in the morning and memorize it.
Wow!
What? Before morning class?
It's in the morning class.
Wait a minute. Others nodded, but we have it, too.
Morning reading.
Morning reading? What's that time?
You do morning reading and sing, and in Chiba, you say,
-"Hi, how are you?" and do everything.
Yes, we do.
It's really busy in the morning.
And there's a big price.
That's amazing.
It's different from our times.
Nothing is different.
From outside, it's a old-fashioned citizen's facility.
What is Iwate's original school lunch in Sato's hometown?
What is it?
It's interesting.
It looks fun.
I love it.
Can I have one more school lunch?
Where is it?
Iwate prefecture.
In school lunch, there is a school lunch with dango in soup.
If there is a wooden stick in it, you can hit it.
That's dangerous.
You can get a reward if you hit it.
What's that?
Is it this?
It's in that box.
I'm going to buy it.
What's in it?
A notebook and socks.
Isn't it a gift?
You can get something for your day off.
How likely is it?
Have you ever been lucky?
Yes, I have.
You often get lucky?
About three people in my class.
It's a game.
I'm first-year.
I sometimes have it.
I thought you had it twice.
You always have it.
I'm first-year.
I won't eat it!
Everyone, please don't eat it!
I won't eat it!
I'll eat it carefully!
It's fun!
My teeth are coming off!
It's the season when you can't eat anymore.
It's funny.
I want to be born in Iwate next.
I will give you my notebook.
Really?
[PH] Why do you want my notebook?
I want your notebook.
And Ito will introduce you to the southernmost Okinawan lunch.
Okinawa food is very strong.
What is different about Okinawa?
Okinawa's standard Okinawan food.
For example, carrot sirisiri.
Goya champuru.
And the most popular Okinawan dish is...
There are many types of food that only appear in local areas.
Please stop saying that!
I'm sorry.
I only know juicy.
Is juicy a mixed rice?
Yes, it's like cooked rice.
What is the first one?
It's called KUBU IRICHI.
It's a thin slice of tempura.
Oh, I know this!
Makan, you know this?
Is there something like this in Okinawa?
What is it?
Is there a small stick in the tube?
No, there isn't.
I look for it everywhere.
It's meat.
In the tube.
Or juice inside.
Juice inside.
Yes, inside.
The organs of pig.
Inside.
The soup looks delicious.
Is this OSUMASHI?
This is a refreshing soup with pork organs.
I like the contents of this soup.
Do you usually eat this at Okinawa lunch?
I usually eat this kind of food.
Do people in Okinawa usually eat sea grapes or mozuku tempura?
We eat mozuku tempura at home.
Don't you eat old-fashioned food?
We eat it.
You are lying.
We eat both old-fashioned and new-fashioned food.
Don't you eat curry rice?
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