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The opening of the Paralympic Games is approaching in 7 and a half hours.
In the title quiz, there is a special right before the Paralympic Games.
From Japanese representative Genki and legend athletes,
there is an Olympic quiz that you want to know right now!
Oh, I see.
Who will win first?
First of all, congratulations on your marriage!
Thank you!
In May, they got married and had a 13-year-old son.
This time, they won a prize money and went on a luxurious honeymoon for 13 years
with their beloved wife.
Such friends formed the strongest man and team.
Fukura Peera, who won all questions in this show, belongs to Quiz Dog.
Shunki Todai Sotsu.
By the way, the masquerade is a group of qualified individuals who perform musical instruments together.
He graduated from Todai University and gained a doctoral degree in physics.
His experiment videos are popular with a wide range of generations.
He explains YouTube and TikTok about the mystery of science and I learn a lot from him!
Thank you!
What is your relationship like?
You're in the same agency, right?
Yes, I'm a senior of the agency.
It's my partner, Kokado Sutete.
It's really hard to get this time.
It's like doping.
If you know who it is, please tell us.
It's Nakaoka's team.
I'll make the final decision.
If you know who it is, it's Nakaoka's team.
It's up to me.
Will he win 3 million yen with genius and power of Todai Sosu?
The first question is for Rika, a third-year student.
If you put your neck between the N-pole and S-pole of the magnet and let go of your hand, what will happen?
Huh?
Let's start with Mr. Nakaoka's intuition.
I don't think it will fall.
I think it's A.
What about you, Mr. Sugai?
I'm an expert in science.
Then you can't be wrong.
I think it will fall.
I see.
Well, I also think it will fall rather than stick.
No, it won't fall.
Will it fall?
Mr. Sugai, are you sure?
I'll say it.
Here is your answer.
It will fall.
The answer is in the video.
The answer is...
Cool!
That's Mr. Sugai!
That's Mr. Sugai for you!
In elementary school, there is a thing called "self-reflection".
If you put a magnet on top of the iron and let it shine, you can draw a picture like this.
Iron is gathered at the end of the magnet.
The center of the magnet is thin.
That's because the magnet is weak.
Oh, I see.
The second question is about math problems for elementary school students.
Between 1 and 9, put the same number in brackets and get the money.
You have one minute.
Let's get started!
One minute has passed.
Between 1 and 9...
I also did it.
No, I'm kidding.
Think about it yourself.
It's important.
Time is running out!
No, no, no!
Same number?
I think I can do it.
I can do it, too.
Here we go.
Here is the answer.
Two.
It's correct.
You are doing well.
The third question is about elementary school students' head exercises.
This is this.
According to a rule,
the robot is divided into "stick" and "don't stick"
This is...
Then, which group will King join?
The time limit is two minutes.
Here we go.
Two minutes left.
How about "stick"?
"Stick"?
Wow! I got it!
It feels good.
Good!
Mr. Nakaoka!
Think about it more because you feel good!
Does it feel good?
"Ki"?
"Kagi"?
"Shin"?
"Kagi"?
"Ku"?
"Ku" can be added?
"Ki" can be added with "ku"?
Ah! Ah!
I can do it!
"Shin" can't be added with "ku", though.
Where "ku" can be added?
"Ku" can be added?
What does it mean?
What does it mean? "Ku" can be added?
"Kagi"? "Ku"?
"Ku" can be added?
"Ku"? "Ku" can be added?
Even with "chi"?
Yes!
Even with "chi"?
Wow! I'm glad!
I'm glad!
Here is your answer!
"Kuttsuku" (stick together)
It was not funny!
Can you explain it to me?
"Kutsuchetsu" is also put in front of "ki", right?
And "kukkii" is "kusshin", right?
And "kussetsuretsu" is "kukkingu" (cooking)
I see! "kukkingu" (cooking)
I'm interested in the pronunciation of it.
The fourth question is a special quiz just before the Paralympics!
A legend of the women's ballet world appears in the quiz!
Good evening, everyone! I'm Saori Kimura!
I'm Kimura! I'm Kimura!
From 2004 Athens Olympics to a total of four Olympics,
Saori Kimura has supported the Japanese Volleyball Association as an ace.
Volleyball players are doing very well.
I think it's possible for me to win a gold medal because I've won the first team in the world this year.
I'd like to win a gold medal.
Here's a quiz about volleyball, which is expected to win medals in the Paralympics!
Here's the question!
Which of the following is recognized as an official rule of volleyball?
A. Blocking with blocks to make it easier to block.
Wearing thick shoes.
B. Kicking the ball with your feet when you can't reach it with your hands.
If you make a mistake, it's over.
Good luck, everyone!
Oh, Mr. Nakanko seems to know something.
I'm going to the Paralympics on vacation.
Oh!
I like sports that much.
I'm going to support hockey.
Field hockey is a sport.
Oh, I see.
How about volleyball?
I know about it.
No one wears thick shoes.
I've seen people kick the ball with their feet while playing.
Oh, I see.
Did you know?
I think it's B, too.
All right! This is for sure!
You can kick the ball with your feet!
The answer is...
B!
Brazilian players don't kick the ball with their hands.
They kick it back with their feet.
Brazil is a soccer country, so everyone is good at it!
Thank you very much!
The fifth question is for elementary school students. It's about Kanji.
First of all, it's an example.
As you can see, there are Kanji written on the struck- out pine trees.
Combine more than two of these characters to complete the Kanji, and use up all nine pine trees.
You can use the same pine trees as many times as you like.
Not only two, but you can also combine three of them to make Kanji.
I see.
Your time limit is two minutes.
Then, let's start!
Play ball!
Wow!
Shall we start?
Go ahead.
Well...
Can I start?
Yes.
"Two" and "six" are "the gate of the problem" which you use with "mouth" in "sixth mouth".
two
You used up "two".
Well...
Why can't I think of "四"!?
"Four" of "Thread" and "Five" of "Mouth" and "Three" of "Heart" and combine them to make "Four".
Wow!
It feels good!
You used up "三".
Yes, I did.
Sumo wrestler
No, no.
"Sumo wrestler" is "ito no ji" in Japanese.
"八" and "六" are "よし" in Japanese, right?
Yes, they are.
"Shinchi" and "nine" are "man" in Japanese, right?
I see.
You only have "九" left.
I'll use "nine"!
Well...
"Roku" and "Ichi" are "trouble" in Japanese, right?
Am I wrong?
Yes, you are!
You did it!
You really did it!
Thank you!
You really did it!
They got married in May of this year.
Do you want to get married and go on a honeymoon with your beloved wife?
Specialist of science at Tobei-sotsu.
With the ease of the quiz and their strength,
these two have successfully answered five questions so far.
But now, they're in a pinch!
The sixth question is about elementary school students and society.
Replace these three buildings with tall ones.
Huh? Wow!
But I think you've seen all of them, right?
I've seen them all!
- Right? - Yeah.
I feel like A and B are almost the same.
- I really don't know about A. - Okay.
But I know B is 634 meters.
- I think B is 600 meters and C is less than 100 meters. - Okay.
- Then, in between... - Okay.
If you come in the middle, it's 200 meters apart.
How did you do this?
Sugai's prediction is B, A, and C.
But he doesn't look confident.
- This is... - I've heard of it.
- I think it's A. - You think it's A? Are you confident?
- I'm sure of it! - You're sure of it!
- Yeah. - It's probably A, right?
- I'll say it's a roulette. - Okay.
Everyone but Tano is confident.
So, the nine-year-old roulette!
- Oh! - Oh!
The roulette stopped at Tano, who didn't have confidence.
- Let's see Tano's answer. - Tano!
You two are a little like what you said.
- Tano, what do you think of this? - Well, Sky Terrier looks expensive.
- And I'm not sure about Eiffel Tower and Freedom Goddess. - Oh, they are the same.
What will you do? There is also a way to use another salvation.
If you're sure you'll go, will you use it?
- No, let's go with this. - Shall we go with this?
- Shall we go with Tano's answer? - Oh, no!
- Tano, let's go with this! - Let's go!
- Oh... - You don't have confidence?
- I'll go with this. - OK! - OK!
Here is the answer!
Sky Terrier, Eiffel Tower and Freedom Goddess!
He didn't have confidence, but he believed Tano, who had the same answer as Sugai.
- Will he... - Please!
- Oh! - Oh!
- Tano! - Tano!
- Tano, nice! You were right! - Thank you!
- Are you nervous? - You have a nice face!
- Tano, it was a little scary. - Yes.
- But I'm glad you got it right. Thank you! - I'm glad! My heart was pounding!
Now, about 7 hours later, the Paralympic opening ceremony will be held.
Where will the parade be held next?
- You're going, right? - I'm going!
But I'm after the opening ceremony.
But if you look at the news about the Olympics...
I'm sorry for being late for the news!
- I don't know! - I don't know either!
I see!
Since we don't know anything about it, why don't we have you all open it up?
- Let's do it! - Okay!
Let's have you all show us your answers.
Everyone, open!
It's split up a little, but there's a lot of "b".
- Who's confident? - Me!
Let's hear everyone's opinions.
Here's the answer!
Senugawa!
At this year's Paralympic Games...
This is the first time in the past Olympic history that the opening ceremony will be held outside of the stadium!
Instead of entering the stadium, the athletes will board a ship and head down to Senugawa! I can't wait for it!
The eighth question is about elementary school students' everyday life!
This year, it continues to be severely hot all over the country.
So, we have a question about how to prepare for tomorrow's sunburn.
The weather is nice today. Should we go to the mountains?
Yeah! The sun is strong, so let's be careful of the sunburn!
You're right! What should we wear?
Dad! In times like this...
If you wear clothes like this, it's hard to sunburn!
What?! Is that so?!
Here's the quiz!
Which of these clothes is hard to sunburn?
Material?!
I thought you'd talk about color!
If it's color, I know!
If it's color, I think it's easy for your face to reflect and sunburn.
White is easy to reflect and sunburn.
If it's black, it absorbs and doesn't reflect.
I think it's harder to sunburn than white.
Is it material?!
Will Todai-sosu Sugai's reasoning be correct?!
Which one will she buy?! QuizKnock's Sugai is trying for the 8th question now!
When it's summer in the city, I often wear clothes that cover my whole body.
You know, clothes that you don't want to get sunburned.
Like this sleeveless shirt.
I don't think it's a sleeveless shirt.
I see.
But I do think that polyester clothes with "UV-cut" written on them are more like synthetic fibers.
Yeah, I think so, too.
Like a running hat.
It's not cotton.
Should I go for polyester?
It's a match!
All right!
One more time in polyester.
Go for it!
Polyester!
The two of them have come up with their own reasoning.
This is too scary!
Which one will she buy?!
I'm scared.
She bought it!
Polyester has the function of absorbing UV rays that cause sunburn on the fiber itself.
Therefore, it is often used for materials such as UV cuts.
If you answer correctly, you will receive 750,000 yen. Here is the question.
The tenth question is about the Olympics.
This year, the Summer Olympics will be held in Paris, France.
Where will the Tokyo Olympics be held in 2026?
Tokyo? I think I've heard of it somewhere.
I don't know at all. Let's hear it.
Here is the last praise. Mio-chan is named "cunning".
Oh, is that so?
What did it say?
It said "Italy".
Thank you! This will help me a lot! I'm glad I left it! Here we go!
Here is the first answer.
"Italy".
Thank you!
Thank you, Mio-chan!
Now that you've used up everything, it's up to you now.
"Which one is it?" Quiz Knock.
Here is the tenth question.
It's up to you now. Here we go!
Can you answer it correctly?
The tenth question is about elementary school students and society.
The road signs in the city show the distance to Tokyo.
Then, how far does this road sign point to Tokyo?
It's Tokyo, isn't it?
When I think of Tokyo, I think of Tokyo Station, so I think of A.
Nakaoka's guess is A, one step.
In that case...
What I thought of was...
There is an old road called Tokaido.
The beginning of that road should be Nihonbashi Bridge.
So, I thought it wouldn't be strange to measure the starting point of that road.
I see, I see.
That's true.
Well...
Then, let's go there.
Nihonbashi Bridge.
I'll trust you and get on the road.
Let's get on the road!
I'll be in charge of this.
Let's go!
Please!
Nakaoka didn't write his own opinion here.
He wrote it all in the reasoning of QuizKnock Sugai of Todai Sotsu.
Here we go!
Please!
Let's do it, everyone!
All right!
Here is his answer.
C) Nihonbashi Bridge.
Here is his answer.
Can he answer this question...
and challenge the 3 million yen question?
Yes!
Sugai!
Great knowledge!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
He got 10 questions right in a row and won 3 million yen!
Thank you!
Here's the question.
You have 5 million yen and you want me to stop at this timing.
What will you do?
I'll challenge you!
Got it!
In May of this year, after 13 years of marriage, Nakao got married.
His new marriage trip will be a luxurious one with 13 years of love for his beloved wife.
I really want to win this time!
One of QuizKnock's members, Sugai and his team from Tobeisotsu.
Will they be able to answer the next question correctly and win 3 million yen?
Let's get started!
Here's the final question that cost 3 million yen!
Elementary school students' social issues.
In total, there are 1,137 Japanese national laws designated by the Department of Culture.
Then, line up the next Japanese national law in order from the one with the most constitutions.
By the way, "e-no-shoseki" refers to excellent calligraphy works or books written by monks,
and "tenseki" refers to books about old Japanese and Chinese books and Buddhism.
"m-no-kouko-shiryou" is a material that can study history and has been discovered in excavation investigations and so on.
Isn't that a lot? That's a lot.
But it's something you can finally find by digging,
and it's easier to understand if it's been there for a long time, and it's easier to say "m-no-kouko-shiryou" if it's like a big Buddha.
However, it may be difficult to say "m-no-kouko- shiryou" or "m-no-koukou-shiryou" while you are wondering if it is really an old one that you dug and found.
Wow, that's helpful.
Do you have any information like "this is a lot"?
I'm pretty familiar with national law.
Nakaoka is a TV entertainer who has visited many national laws at work so far.
Does his knowledge have a complete answer?
Now, we are challenging the final question. Which one is it, Nakaoka? Quizknock, Sugai!
There are a lot of laws in Kyoto and Nara.
That's true.
Like "toudaiji" and "gojuunotou" are also national laws.
Is it all national law?
I see.
There seems to be a lot of paintings, too.
I think so, too.
What about sculptures?
Sculptures are easy to leave.
They are easy to leave.
Sculptures are made of wood and stones.
"daibutsu-sama" and so on...
Then, let's go with "c".
I think so, too.
But are there more paintings?
Yes, I know how you feel.
There are a lot of paintings, and there may be three or four national treasures in one museum.
It may be possible that there are few buildings.
It's hard to see, though.
Yes.
I thought it would be nice to see it from the outside.
There are ten paintings in it.
I see.
OK.
According to Sugai's reasoning and Nakaoka's memory, they decide the order.
Let's say goodbye with this.
I think I've thought about what I can think of.
Yes.
Now, if you don't mind, please lock it.
Go!
It's locked.
It's the final question that cost 3 million yen.
Then, I will announce it in order.
First of all, here it is!
Two people's answers.
The most Japanese national treasure is paintings.
Wow!
It's delicious!
I'm sorry.
This is the order of most Japanese national treasures.
The most is 254 works of art.
Mr. Nakaoka.
Yes.
What should we do?
Let's make use of it in Japan.
Next is...
From SAKURAZAKA46, which participated in the 3rd KOHAKU SINGING COMPETITION last year,
AOYAMA GAKUIN UNIVERSITY's QUIZ QUEEN TAKEMOTO,
GENKI UNIVERSITY's NAKASHIMA RA,
and 3 people who are good at studying will participate in this show.
SAKURAZAKA often holds a test of academic ability.
Yes.
We are the top three.
Oh, I see.
In the same top group,
MATSUDA of KINATAZAKA is competing in this show for 3 million yen.
As in the same top group, I feel like I have to catch up with this show.
MATSUDA has put in a delicious catering service.
Oh, I see.
We will have a live show at the stadium in November.
It's very cold.
I think it would be cool if we put in a super hot sashimi there.
As in the same top group,
SAKURAZAKA 46 can't lose.
Wow!
It's a great show!
The first question is about the Olympics.
Name three cities where the Summer Olympics were held.
One minute ago.
First of all...
TOKYO
LONDON
One more.
BEIJING
That's fast!
That was fast!
I want to do my best to let people know my name, Sakurazaka!
The second question is about Japanese words for fifth graders.
In reference books and so on,
in the middle of the text,
there are Kanji with Japanese words for first graders.
When a total of four Japanese words for first graders are completed in the direction of the arrow,
what Kanji will be included in the question mark?
Two minutes left.
It's that one, right?
I know what it is!
It's this one, right?
Then, please press it!
Okay!
Here's the answer.
Hip...
Wow!
That's correct!
Wow!
That's right! You're moving at a good pace!
The third question is about elementary school students' head exercises!
According to the law of the sea,
draw an animal that enters the question mark with an illustration!
You have two minutes left.
Then, start!
Two minutes left.
No...
She's good at drawing!
Drawing! Drawing!
She doesn't know how to draw!
If you can't convey it, you won't be able to eat it!
That's harsh!
She's doing her best!
You can do it! You can do it!
I can see it! I can see it!
You can do it! You can do it!
Is it an ice flake?
Ice flake! Ice flake!
Can you move aside, please?
The answer is this!
Please! Please! Please!
Do you want me to say you're an orange in a snowstorm?
I'm a penguin!
You're a penguin, aren't you?
The correct answer is...
You won!
Congratulations!
Why did you become a penguin?
Think of gold medal as a gold medal and bronze medal,
gold for an elephant and bronze for an elephant.
Then, twelve degrees and ten degrees.
- Hold a pen and draw a pen. - I see.
And the fourth question is...
- I think it was Chopin.
- Iroe has been playing the piano for 10 years, and she got it right.
- Using her 9-year career as a conductor, she passed the second question.
- The sixth question continues!
- Special Quiz just before the Paralympics!
- The Japanese Paralympic representative will give us the quiz!
- Good evening, everyone. I'm Karin Miyawaki.
- The female Paralympic fencing player of Japan, Karin Miyawaki!
- In fact, 9 months ago, she applied for this program on her own homepage.
- I signed a contract with a company I used to work for in March.
- My dream is to win medals at the Paralympics.
- For that purpose, I want to focus on painting and tools.
- She challenged herself to win money for the Paralympics.
- She won 3 million yen.
- After that...
- I used all my money for training and tools.
- Miyawaki decided where she would work after appearing in the program.
- I think it was a very appealing program.
- I won 3 million yen and decided where I would work.
- I also decided where I would participate in the Paralympics.
- I think it was a really good process.
- Now, we have an Olympic question from Japan's representative, Miyawaki!
- Many runners can deliver results up to their starting point.
- These results are first displayed in the Olympics' starting point, Greece.
- However, the way they light the fire is still applied in the same way as in the ancient Olympics.
- Then, which is the correct way of lighting the fire?
- The sun.
- Oh, I see.
- I've never seen it before. - You've seen it before?
- I feel like I've seen it on the news or something like that.
- It looks like a VIP room. - Do you want to play a game?
- Yes. - Yes. - Yes. - Let's do it.
- Here's the answer.
- The sun.
- The correct answer is in the VTR.
- I'm going to follow and pull out the correct block with this sword.
- Please! - Please!
- I'm going to pull out either of these little blocks.
- Please!
- Which one? - Which one?
- Please! - Please! - Please! - Please!
- So, the correct answer was to collect fire from the sun and light it up.
- The results of the Olympics are shown in the temple in the Olympia in Greece.
- In this way, they use a mirror with a half-face depression and collect fire from the sun and light it up.
Miyawaki is expected to win a medal as Japan's fencing representative.
As a Japanese fencer, I will do my best to win my first Olympic medal.
Thank you very much.
Ms. Choi, you are happy, aren't you? After that, you decided to participate in the Olympics.
That's wonderful.
Now, if you answer correctly, you will receive 400,000 yen. Here is the question.
The seventh question is for elementary school students and below.
Generally, water and oil do not mix, but by adding something, it starts to mix.
Which one will it be next?
What is this?
But my prediction is wrong.
Why? Why?
When you clean the microwave, don't you use saline solution or something like that?
Sour things...
No, but I don't know. It's just my imagination.
Shall we ask?
How about elementary school students?
Yes!
A little...
I see. I see.
Please use a roulette.
Four people are confident except for Tano.
So, let's use a saline roulette.
Oh!
Today, for the second time, the roulette has stopped in Tano, who is not confident.
Then, let's see Tano's answer.
Here it is.
Oh!
Is this a prediction?
No.
It's better to go ahead than to make a mistake.
That's right.
Because we may know 8, 9, 10.
That's right.
Tano-kun, what do you think?
Tano-kun.
It may be better to use it for sure.
That's right.
Then, I will use it.
In this question, let's use the second saline solution.
All of you, open!
Oh!
All four of you are sensitive.
That's right.
Let's go with this.
Great!
Thank you.
Here is the answer.
Detergent.
The correct answer is...
Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!
The surfactant contained in detergent has a structure that includes ingredients familiar with oil and ingredients familiar with water, and can mix oil and water.
This allows detergent to remove oil stains.
I've used up all the help. From now on, please do your best on your own.
Mr. Matsuda of Hirotazaka is fighting for 3 million yen for this program.
As an uphill group, I feel like I have to catch up here.
I want to do my best to get people to know the name of Sakurazaka.
I want more people to know the name of Sakurazaka 46.
Now, the eighth question!
Olympic question!
The admission update held at the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
In fact, the first country to enter is decided.
Then, which country will be the first country to enter in the Paris Olympics next?
Did you watch the entrance ceremony of the last Tokyo Olympics?
Yes, we did.
So, it's the country that came out there first, right?
That's right.
Can you remember it?
I'm sure you've seen it.
Let's say it with intuition.
One, two...
A...
C...
What happened now?
I made a mistake.
What?
Is everyone out of order?
There is no more salvation, big pinch!
Where is the first country to appear at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics held about seven hours later?
Is it Gelka in the west sea?
Sakurazaka 46 is currently trying for the eighth time.
One, two...
A...
Three people's predictions have been broken!
There is no more salvation, but...
If you were the savior, where would you go first?
Oh, I see.
If I were 15 years old, I would go to the host country.
Why is that?
Because of the place and the meaning of it.
The audience gets excited.
Because people from the host country come to see it.
It makes you excited, doesn't it?
The most excited host country is expected to be the first to enter.
If we were the organizers, we would choose C.
Wait a minute.
It says "um" on it.
The pen stops here.
It's a dream come true.
I was wondering if there was a meaning behind the name.
Let's go with B.
They changed their answer right before they locked in.
What is their decision?
If this was correct, it would be a big scandal.
Let's go with B.
One, two, three.
Here is the answer they were locked in.
Gireescha.
They changed their answer to B.
Could it be...
Write it down.
How is it?
Wow!
This is it!
She was about to give up on France!
But I thought, "Maybe I can't go to Tokyo."
What a great performance!
Awesome!
The first one was in Greece.
The next one was in alphabetical order.
And the last one was in Thailand.
The last one was exciting.
Sakurazaka 46 has made an impact!
Can they keep up with this momentum?
The ninth question is for the fourth-year students.
The number of constellations determined by the International Astronomical Association is 88 in all.
Out of the 88 constellations,
which one is actually seen in Japan?
I think there was a giraffe constellation.
I feel like I've heard of it.
Giraffes have long necks.
It's easy to see their characteristics.
Yes, it's easy for both of them to see.
Here is the answer.
Giraffe!
That's correct, too!
"Kirin-za" is located between "Kashio-peya-za" and "Ooguma-za" near "Ukkyokusei", and you can see it all year long in Japan!
You're showing us quite a lot! Wonderful!
Matsuda-san put in a delicious catering service for 3 million yen.
Oh, I see!
We can't lose as the same "sakamichi" group!
I want to do my best to get Sakurazaka to know my name, too!
Will they be able to answer the next question correctly and challenge the 3 million yen question?
The tenth question is for elementary school students and homemakers!
If you tilt the general scale, which displays the weight with this kind of needle used for cooking practice, to the right...
The needle will tilt to the negative side.
Then, if you tilt the scale to the left...
What will happen to the direction of the needle?
I don't know if it's a plus or minus.
The weight is...
If you don't feel the weight, it's not a plus or minus.
But why does this become a minus?
Gravity problem?
Is it A or B?
I don't know if it's A or B.
I don't feel like it's a plus or minus.
But if it's the same minus,
isn't it bad?
If you go to the right and go to the minus...
But you know what?
I don't know if it's a plus or minus.
The scale is facing sideways.
If you tilt it, it's like a minus.
Do you want it to be minus?
Either way, it could be minus.
What should we do?
Do you want it to be A?
It seems that the answers have been summarized.
Wait a minute.
You can do it, right?
One, two...
It has been summarized.
Here is the answer.
It's definitely a minus.
The answer is...
Go!
It's a minus, right?
It's a miracle!
When the candle is placed in a flat place,
it is made so that the needle comes to zero
including the weight of the plate.
When this scale is tilted,
the weight of the plate becomes smaller,
so regardless of the left and right of the scale,
the needle points to the minus side.
so regardless of the left and right of the scale,
the needle points to the minus side.
Ten questions in a row.
The answer is A.
That's great!
You struggled and struggled and finally made it.
Wow! It feels good!
But the problem starts now, right?
I don't mind if you stop at this timing with 5 million yen,
but shall we reduce it?
That's right.
Yes.
Let me try it!
Got it!
Last year, she made her third appearance in the Kouhaku Singing Competition.
Now, she's riding the momentum, Sakurazaka46!
I want to do my best to make people know my name, Sakurazaka46!
After answering all questions correctly, she wants to make her name heard in the quiz show as well!
Can she answer the final question correctly?
Let's begin!
Here is the final question that cost 3 million yen!
FINAL QUESTION
Elementary school students' social issues.
Festivals are held in various places in Japan.
Please line up the traditional festivals held from May to August as soon as possible.
A. Kyoto Gion Festival.
B. Sendai Tanabata Festival.
C. Hakata Dontaku Port Festival.
D. Tokushima City's Awaodori Festival.
E. Tokyo Asakusa's Sanja Festival.
F. Aomori Nebuta Festival.
However, if you make even one mistake, you will be wrong.
Has anyone actually been there?
Yes, I have!
I'm from Fukuoka, but Dontaku is before summer, so it's probably around April or May.
Around May.
That's my image.
Why don't you say it?
Like this?
Tokyo was really busy recently, wasn't it?
It was around Asakusa and it wasn't very exciting.
Asakusa area.
A member said he went there.
In June...
I don't know what festival it was but he said he went to a festival.
That's...
He went to some festival.
But he said it was around Asakusa.
He said it was Asakusa.
There were posters and stuff.
So it's a pretty famous festival.
But let's say it's June.
That's right.
So...
Let's say "e" goes in here.
Wow...
This is...
I don't know.
There's a member who dances.
He went there recently.
It was around a typhoon.
Yes, it was.
Wasn't it autumn?
He said he might be affected by the typhoon.
When was it?
What does "nebuta" mean?
Was "nebuta" that early?
I had an image of it being late.
So it's August?
Yes.
It's like a sign of the beginning of summer.
I think so.
Aoyama Academy University graduate, Quiz Queen Takemoto will collect the three members' memories and decide their answers.
I've finished writing all of them.
Here we go.
One, two...
Rock!
June Rock!
Will she win 3 million yen?
We'll announce the answers as we go.
Here's the first one!
Sakurazaka 46's answer...
The earliest is Hakata Dontaku Minato Matsuri.
That's the first one.
Next!
Here!
Sakurazaka46's answer.
The second one is Sanja Matsuri.
Come on! Come on! Come on!
Wow!
You can do it! You can do it!
Wonderful!
Can she win 3 million yen?
Wow!
The official quiz book of the show, the 10th edition, has been released.
This time, there is also a super difficult final question.
Everyone, try it at home!
You are smarter than 5th graders!
Sakurazaka46 is currently trying the final question.
Next!
Here!
Sakurazaka46's answer.
The third one is Sendai Tanabata Matsuri.
You can do it! You can do it!
It's Tanabata! It's Tanabata!
You can do it! You can do it!
Please! Please! Please!
Wow!
She won!
Here is the answer!
The first ever Tanabata Festival was held in August, not July.
This is because the Tanabata Festival, which was held in July of the old history,
is now held in August of the new history.
Well, it's been a while since she used up all her energy in the second half of the festival.
She was a little greedy.
She was persistent.
Thank you very much!
What should we do about catering?
Oh, my God!
She's self-sufficient.
What do you offer for self-sufficiency?
Well, small castella or something like that.
Next time...
Damashii!
Children's Alcatraz Special.
Here is the question.
I love you.
My favorite star appears in the quiz.
I love you forever.
"Viewer Challenge" will end with tears.
At 7 p.m. on August 2nd.
For those who want to watch the quiz show again,
go to TVER and Hulu.