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I'm fine.
I'm sorry.
I'm crazy.
Yuki is sweet.
Please take care of us from now on.
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One, two...
From north to south, let's go!
One more time.
Please consult us until the last minute and consult us a little earlier.
I'll say it again. Let's say it together.
One, two, three.
From north to south, we are all one!
Yes, yes, yes.
From north to south, we are all one!
There are many people today.
The uniform is also different and white.
Why are there so many people today?
There is a reason for this.
Let's get started.
Please do the project today.
Nomizaka Citizenship!
6th generation members have joined and their origins range 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.
I think there will be something like a citizenship.
Yes, citizenship.
Isn't this a good show?
Let's do it.
Every citizen of the prefecture!
I will do it when it's in between.
I will never say this to every citizen of the prefecture!
Nogizaka, check it out.
First, from school's daily life.
Hokkaido.
We want to go from Nagashima.
In winter, snow mountains on the ground.
Yes, that's right.
In winter, in elementary school grounds, bulldozers come and make snow mountains.
That's right.
They make mountains?
And in the afternoon, we play in Sori.
I also do ski lessons in the mountains.
When you play in Sori, people in Hokkaido make handmade rice bags.
You put cardboard, newspaper or cushion in the rice bag.
You pull the string and slide it in.
This is common in Sapporo.
Do you bring it yourself?
Yes, I make it and bring it.
You eat good rice, don't you?
Maybe.
Is this common in Hokkaido?
I don't think anyone doesn't know.
This is a rice bag.
I saw it from northern countries, but I don't think there is such a thing.
When I saw it from northern countries, there weren't rice bags.
Is it common now?
It's been a while since the rice bag became vinyl.
nice.
This is a silver one.
I don't know if it's been vinyl for a long time.
It's a good idea.
I didn't know about this.
I want to do this someday.
Is there anything else from Kanagawa?
There is a snow country.
There is also a slipperless shoe.
Is it okay for you to wear it?
The back of Kanagawa is Yumepirika.
Yumepirika Kanagawa.
Thank you.
I'm sure it will slip under your shoes, so can I use a metal fitting?
Can you remove it?
It's like a pipe.
I wore it when I was a high school student.
It's not only in Hokkaido.
It's in the Northeast as well.
Are there any ways for people in the Northern countries not to fall?
There is.
Please teach me.
You sound like a fat guy.
Why do I fall every year?
Cute!
What's that?
When we walk, we walk like this, right?
But we put everything on.
We walk with everything.
Everything!
That's why people walk like this in a birthday party or in the northeastern area.
No, it's not like that!
It's not like that!
It's like we're in the northeastern area!
We're not slipping.
I have a question. Is everyone in a ski or far-flung business?
Yes.
I see.
Everyone can go skiing for now.
There are more people who can go skiing.
Is there anyone who can't go skiing?
I can't go skiing.
Because my bottom is a scorpion and my top is a penguin.
Who is a scorpion?
You are always like that.
Why are you a scorpion?
And what is your top?
I am a polar bear and a penguin.
I am a scorpion.
Is there a business?
There is a business.
Koku, Su, Taiku, Taiku.
Oh, it's not written as Su in Katakana.
There is Su, too!
Is there Su, too?
It's Su of Suki.
Really?
Is there no Su in Okinawa?
Sui-e-no-su, Sui-e-no-su.
There is no Sui-e-no-su.
No?
It's amazing.
There is no Su in the north and south.
I see.
Have you ever seen snow?
There is no snow.
There isn't, right?
There isn't, white one.
There isn't.
I knew snow was sweet.
Really? Really? Really?
Next, what is the school life like in Akita, a local household?
In Akita Prefecture, a school going on a school trip
There is a sort of secret situation that is broadcasted in commercials
What is that? You go to such a harsh place?
The school trip group of Marumaru Elementary School is now
In what what prefecture, we are going on a school trip cheerfully
There is a commercial like that
Nogizaka Junior High School Junior High School Tourist Unit 1 is currently open at Tokyo Disney Resort.
Please rest assured!
Your parents will be relieved, right?
Next, Miyagi's strange morning greetings.
What is it?
I greet people at school.
You are in a stand-up posture, aren't you?
I learned it in Tokyo.
Miyagi is always in a stand-up posture.
Thank you.
Who is in a stand-up posture?
All of us.
Who is in a stand-up posture?
So, if I say, attention, everyone will say, yes.
Who are you paying attention to?
I don't know.
Maybe the teacher.
Yes, maybe.
Please do it.
Everyone will know.
Yes.
Attention, yes.
Yes.
Stand up, attention, and then say, yes.
Thank you in advance.
Let's do it.
[PH] Stand up.
Attention.
Yes.
Thank you in advance.
Sit down.
Yes.
I don't need an answer.
Why don't you want an answer?
Don't do selfish things! You didn't teach me that!
Do you stand in line?
Be careful not to get lost.
Yes, thank you.
What is standing in line?
Isn't it a waste of time standing in line?
It's not a waste of time.
Next,
Tamura, a local of Shitara, will announce the common things in Saitama.
A heart rate test.
You know, it's a test to measure your academic ability.
You know your current academic ability and take the high school entrance exam.
I think every family does it.
When I went to Nogizaka and talked about the North Star test, everyone said,
What's that?
I didn't know.
But you know, don't you, Mr. Shitara?
[PH] I know.
I did it.
You did it, didn't you?
I've been doing this for a long time.
Kanagawa is certainly...
It's called an attest.
An attest?
It's like a test for your grades.
Wait a minute.
Didn't we have an attest where the Kanagawa members looked at each other's faces?
We didn't.
It's too different.
The generations are different.
But there's something like that all over the country.
An special attest.
In Hokkaido, we call it a dokon.
A dokon?
It's called the Hokkaido Grade Competition.
It's a competition?
Yes, it's a competition.
All of them have grades or names.
All of them have school notes.
The girls who are chosen will receive magazines and medals.
Will the lower rankings be announced?
Yes, it will be announced.
You are good, Hokkaido.
She was playing with rice earlier.
She is cruel.
Next is Okutakara.
Chiba, which is a city with many schools of its own.
Chiba.
I'm No. 1 in class.
When I was in elementary school, there was a swing in the school hall.
I've been able to ride a swing since I was in third grade.
And I've been able to do kachikoji since I was in fourth grade.
You have to get a little bigger.
That's right.
When I was in second grade, I had a strong longing for swings.
That's terrible.
If you were in third grade, you'd go crazy.
That's right!
I kept running and swinging for 20 minutes.
But you can't ride a bicycle yet, right?
No, you can't ride a bicycle in 3rd grade.
What about 5th and 6th grade?
You can ride a bicycle together.
I thought you were in high school.
One of you sits and one of you puts her feet in here.
That's cool.
And you, Shibata.
I've heard of this before.
It's not my school.
You have a flipbook, too?
If you take a circle, you get a low school.
If you take a circle, you get a high school.
It's a quiz.
I'm a ghost.
If you kill someone, you're a ghost.
Someone answer this.
Higeida.
Yes.
If you take a roadside dango, you're disqualified.
If you sell it, you're disqualified.
But it might be a little close.
It's not roadside.
Roadside?
Roadside, sunset.
Ah! A person's house's falling star!
Chiba, right?
It's really close.
What?
Falling star!
Oh, good.
Go!
If you take a beer, you're disqualified.
Beer soft and light.
I'm discharged from school once I eat it.
Something is different.
It's not a beaver!
It's a peanut!
Ratatouille and peanuts are the same.
You're lying!
Ratatouille and peanuts are the same.
You're not going to say anything today!
I didn't know that.
I think you all have eaten it.
There is a character in it.
I know who it is.
Go.
FNASHIE.
If you get FNASHIE, you will be punished.
That's right.
Is it pear?
Pear!
That's correct.
If you buy pear from a pear garden, you get a discount.
If you eat it, you get a discount.
If you buy it and it sells, you get a discount.
That's bad.
Is there such a high speed?
There are many pear gardens.
You can get a discount.
You are quite bad at talking.
We will introduce unique businesses from above the dog of Kanagawa Prefecture.
What?
Does Yokohama citizens dance at Nissan Stadium before their debut?
Nissan is 10 years old.
Are you dancing?
Yes, I danced.
Before that?
When Yokohama citizens become sixth graders, a city physical education competition is held.
All 6th generation of Yokohama City are gathered and do a sports competition.
They do it at Nissan Stadium Two Days.
Two Days!
That's fast!
It's like Nogizaka46!
They're good, Yokohama City!
All 6th generation of small and large schools gather and there's a song called Let's Dance with Yokohama.
Let's Dance with Yokohama!?
Yes!
All 6th generation of small and large schools dance at Nissan Stadium.
I also danced.
You danced?
Yes!
Wow!
Amazing!
It's the first time I've seen it.
Amazing!
I got goosebumps.
Amazing!
So you're still dancing even now, even though you're in 6th grade?
I have a little brother, and he said he also danced.
Really?
Yes.
Is that just dancing?
It's not just dancing, but...
You're two-faced, right? You can't do the same thing.
You're always dancing in your head.
Next, we'll introduce 6th generation girls who know how to dance.
I've heard of this before, right?
Really?
Before eating, I wash my hands and use the tea I brought from home to wash my face.
Everyday?
Yes, everyday.
Do you bring it yourself?
A water pack was given to me from school.
Wow!
Amazing!
You drink it and do like this and what do you do?
I spit it out.
You're happy.
If you drink it, you'll have a lot of siphon in your mouth.
Next is Endo's local Aichi school's common thing.
It's a day off.
First and second hours of break.
At school in Nagoya, we call it a day off.
Everyone called it a day off.
But after lunch, we had a big lunch break.
A 20 minute break.
Yes, we called it a big day off.
A big day off.
It's like after school.
Yes, after school.
You can get rid of your homework.
Yes.
Nagoya only?
No, Aichi was also after school.
And we had a lot of fun during the day.
It's not after school.
In the afternoon…
We had a lot of fun.
You said you had a lot of fun only in Nagoya.
Did you say it?
I said it.
I was in a school office.
What? School office?
It was like a break between classes.
But you have other classes.
I had only classes between classes.
There were many ways of asking.
YUMIKI.
I have a class on etiquette in Kyoto.
It's like Kyoto.
When?
It's a class on etiquette.
Is it elementary school, junior high school, or high school?
It's elementary and junior high school.
Is it because it's Kyoto?
It's like Kyoto.
What do you do in an etiquette class?
I did a sort of polite way of greeting,
where I would bow to everyone in class for an hour,
and bow again for an hour and end it.
[PH] What?
And I would open the windows for an hour.
You would open the windows and sit down and let it drip a little, right?
Yes, yes.
Did you do that as a child?
I did it too.
Didn't you do it at school?
At school.
I would pick up customers when they came in,
and I was trained in how to answer the phone.
Wow, that's amazing.
But there was a choice class of tea and coffee.
There was a class of okoto for sure.
Really?
Even in school.
Even in school?
You're a princess.
Actually.
Actually?
You're right.
You're good at reading.
Yes.
It's interesting.
Interesting.
Next is Kansai.
Ioki is a typical school of Hyogo.
I'm going to talk about gym.
In middle school, before the taiko lessons started, we would run around the playground together.
It was at the beginning of the lesson and we would shout out loud.
I knew you from middle school.
Oh, you are classmates. You can do it.
Yes, I thought you can do it.
Can you do it together?
One, two, one, two, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight...
What's that? Wasshoi?
Wasshoi, what's that?
That's amazing. If it's club activities, there's a tradition of shouting and many other things.
Do you all shout?
Yes, we do.
Fukuoka is...
What's this?
But it's similar, so there's a rule.
I wonder why it changes little by little.
Interesting.
And from the first generation,
there is a school for Fukuoka only.
Zero-gen.
Not first grade?
Most of Fukuoka high school.
Is it like morning class?
No, it's just zero-gen.
We do our class properly,
then go to our room in the morning,
and do our morning reading, and then go to first grade.
What?
Isn't it unfair? Zero-gen?
That's unfair.
Wait, is it like...
Before you start your first year of health and tourism, you quit it completely?
Yes, I started doing zero-yen at 7 in the morning.
That's early!
That's right.
What is zero-yen? Free participation?
I can't force it, but most of the schools force it.
If I'm late for it, I'll be scolded.
What is zero-yen?
We do classes like math and English and start the day.
Wow!
What's that zero-gain system?
Does it have a difference?
The difference seems to be long.
First, there's a health observation.
When you say my name, it's like, yes, I'm fine.
What does that mean?
Everyone is like, yes, I have a cold.
They're walking like that.
You say you have a cold?
I do say it. Everyone is like, I'm a little crazy.
I'm crazy.
You're crazy.
I'm crazy.
You're crazy.
It's a funny point.
I'm a little stupid.
It's funny.
He is funny.
Is there a health observation?
Yes, there is.
There is a health observation in Tohoku.
Yes, there is.
Is it available everywhere?
It is called whether you have a handkerchief or tissue.
If you are called by your name, you will be scolded.
If you show that you have a handkerchief, you will be scolded if you forget it.
I'm only in grade one of my school.
After I said, ''Hi, how are you?'' I stood up and posed.
What's going on?
I thought you were going to say my name.
I said, ''Hi, how are you?''
And I was taught.
Why can't you do it?
It's like an idol fairy school.
Do you do it after you stand up?
Everyone does it freely.
There is no such healthy behavior.
There isn't.
I think it's been a little while since I made a little thing here and there.
I don't want to make a day like that when I'm a little tired.
I didn't want to say it.
I'm glad my nose came off.
It hurts.
This is not a comedy school.
Morning meeting.
In the morning meeting, we have reading and singing time.
We are in the same elementary school.
We sing western music and backstreet boys.
It's fashionable.
We sing Beatles.
We sing together in the morning and start class.
Is it this month or this week?
Is it distributed?
We can't sing Beatles suddenly.
First, sing in English class, and remember it by singing in the morning.
Wow!
It's in the morning class.
Wait a minute.
Others nodded, but we have it too.
Reading in the morning.
What is that time?
We read in the morning, sing in the morning, and say hello in Chiba.
We do everything.
It's busy in the morning.
And there is a big effect.
It's amazing.
It's different from our era.
Everything is different.
From here is Kyushoku's prefecture.
What is the original school lunch in Iwate, a local town of Sato?
What is this?
What is this? It looks fun.
It's very fun.
Can I have one more school lunch?
Where is it? Where in the prefecture?
Iwate prefecture.
At school lunch, there is sometimes a school lunch with dango in the soup.
If there is a wooden stick in it, you can hit it.
That's dangerous.
If you hit it, you can get a reward.
Look at this!
It's in that box!
You might eat it!
What's in it?
A notebook and socks.
It's not a one-off present, is it?
You usually get something, and you can't get anything in the afternoon.
How likely is it?
Have you ever gotten it?
Yes, I have.
Do you get it often?
About three people in my class.
At once?
Yes.
It's a game-like thing.
Yes, once a year. Everyone is looking forward to it.
What?!
I didn't know that it happens sometimes.
I thought it happens twice.
It happens every time.
That's why it's a great excuse.
It happens every time.
What is it?
First in the year?
I don't eat it.
Everyone, please be careful.
I don't eat it.
I eat it carefully.
I am happy.
I can eat it.
It is fun.
I want to be born in Iwate.
I will give you my notebook.
I want your notebook.
ITO will introduce the southernmost Okinawan lunch.
Okinawa food is very strong.
What is different about Okinawa?
Okinawa's standard Okinawan food is carrot sirisiri, goya champuru, taco rice.
This is a real trip.
There are also many local dishes.
There is kubirichi, inamduchi, juicy, and nakami jiru.
Please stop saying that.
I'm sorry, I only know juicy.
Juicy is mixed rice, right?
Yes, it's like cooked rice.
What's the first one?
Kube-irichi.
I don't know.
It's a thin slice of kelp.
I know!
I know it!
It's kelp!
Is there anything like this in the U.S. and not in Okinawa?
What's wrong with it?
Is there a small stick in the cavity?
No, there isn't.
It's not possible.
I look for it everywhere.
I only see sticks.
It's meat.
Or the juice inside.
What?
The juice inside.
The juice inside?
Yes, the inside.
The inside?
The organs of pigs.
That's funny.
What is it called?
It's the soup inside.
It looks delicious.
Is it OSUMASHI?
Yes, it is.
It is a refreshing soup with pork hormones and organs.
I'm interested in organs and contents.
I like it very much.
Do you usually eat Okinawan lunch?
I usually eat this kind of food.
Even people in Okinawa don't usually eat sea grapes or mozuku tempura.
We eat mozuku tempura at home.
You don't eat old-fashioned food, do you?
We eat it.
You are lying.
You eat only Satan.
You don't eat old-fashioned food, do you?
We don't eat similar food.
You don't eat curry rice, do you?
We eat it.
When do you eat it?
It's served even for lunch.
It's super easy, right? Curry and such.
I want to eat it.
The review is amazing.
I don't eat it even if I go to Okinawa.
I don't eat curry and such.
I don't know what it means.
The general sale of the nationwide tour Hokkaido Park starts on the 28th.
I'm Yuna Shibata.
I'm Aya Wagawa.
I'm Miyu Matsuo.
Our self-introduction is...
Chiba Prefecture!
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