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Banana Man's Early Wake-up Gourmet
Watching delicious gourmet food, and making you hungry,
we provide you with the best breakfast in the world!
And the name of the show is...
"Banana Man's Early Wake-up Gourmet"!
Banana Man's Early Wake-up Gourmet
Good morning!
"Banana Man's Early Wake-up Gourmet", starting now!
I'm your host, Banana Man, Sado Samuto.
And I'm your host, Himura Yuki!
Thank you for having me!
So, Mr. Himura...
Yes!
Today, we have something special for you!
Let's go!
"Early Wake-up Gourmet" spin-off project!
"Early Wake-up Gourmet" last lunch box gourmet!
Early Wake-up Gourmet
Today, we have something special for you!
"Early Wake-up Gourmet" last lunch box gourmet!
Wow!
That's amazing!
Look at the picture and you'll graduate from high school!
We put our hearts and souls into this lunch box gourmet!
"Early Wake-up Gourmet" last lunch box gourmet!
It's a project you can only do in the spring!
Yes!
We'll spin-off this project!
Early Wake-up Gourmet
Not only the first corner, but you'll spin-off this project?
That's right!
I'm curious!
You might even cry!
Today's a bad day!
You'll cry and be hungry.
That's right!
Let's do this!
Akita Prefecture, Akitashi Prefecture's "Mommy Ko-chan"!
Yes!
- Ko-chan's mother, right? - That's right!
Let's do "Mommy Ko-chan's last lunch box!"
The title is "Son's Wish!"
Did I ask you to make this for me because it's the last one?
Yes!
Let's do it! Picture!
Da-dum!
- What is it? - There's strawberry milk!
There's strawberry, and a separate dessert.
Wow, is this the last bento?
- What's in the middle? Like a soup? - What is it?
- Yeah, it's a soup. - Wait, you're giving me this? - Yeah!
That's amazing, fried shrimp.
Maybe you only have things you like?
- Maybe you're right. - Right?
Now, let's go to Akita Prefecture, Akita City, Kochi Amamo-san.
- She's a 53-year-old woman. - Yes!
- This year, your son graduated high school! - My son graduated high school!
Congratulations!
Your son never complained about your bento and ate it every day,
but sometimes you think it's a hassle to make your own bento every day for the past three years.
- Of course you do. - Of course you do.
Sometimes you asked him to go to school cafeteria.
- But it makes you happy, doesn't it? - Sometimes, like your son.
But your bento is definitely better than going to school cafeteria.
"It's nice to eat while talking in class with friends," your son asked you.
"If that's the case," you worked hard every morning.
What a nice son you are!
And for the last bento, your son's favorite since he was a kid...
Oh, of course, fried shrimp with shimekukuri!
- Oh, that's it! - That's the request, right?
Now that it's over, it's been three years.
For your son, who leaves home for work this spring,
it's really sad that you can't make your own bento anymore.
- Wow, that's nice! It's the last one! - That's right.
It's better than going to school cafeteria.
- Your bento is definitely better. - That's right, son!
I'm sure your mom would have been happy, too, if you said that.
- Wow, there's pumpkin and an egg on top of it. - That's right.
- And there's tomato and some sort of salad. - That's right.
- There's a lot of stuff in it, and there's furikake, too. - That's right.
- And...
- There's a lot of love in it. - That's right.
- Oh, there's a lot of love in it. - Is that soup?
- I think it's soup. - Soup.
- I think it's either soup or starbucks. - Starbucks?!
I don't think it's starbucks.
I'm sick of kiritanpo's soup.
- Dashi? - Dashi!
- Oh, that's nice! - Right?!
- I don't think it's that time of year. - That's right!
It's only this time of year!
It's the same for me, too.
I leave school and go home for work.
After that, I go back a little, but I'm already living alone.
So it's not like I'll ever leave this house again...
It's not like I'll ever leave this house again, but...
I don't think I'll ever make you a bento and eat it again.
Now that you mention it, it's the same for me, too! My mom's bento!
It's because I passed away at the same time as my middle school graduation.
Oh, you didn't have a bento in high school.
It's tough, isn't it, making it every day?
But congratulations, and...
Congratulations.
Thank you for making my bento.
Thank you for your hard work.
We'll continue like this today.
There's a lot of them, so we'll have Himura-san read them for us.
Oh, is that so?
Okay.
Then, let's continue.
The last bento of Super Snow-san from Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
The title is...
"Snow Clock".
What's that? "Snow Clock"?
It's true that Super Snow-san sent us a snow clock.
That's right.
Let's see it.
Here's the photo.
Wakame rice?
Yes, that's wakame rice.
Wakame rice sounds good.
Yes, this episode is from a 49-year-old woman from Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
This is the last lunch box of a self-taught high school student who graduated high school this year.
Self-taught high school students are ultra rebellious during their three years of high school.
At home, if you only eat what you like and put something you don't like in your lunch box, you will be left speechless.
Making lunch boxes every morning was more difficult than I imagined.
I see.
When I asked her "How was it today?", she sometimes replied "It was delicious", so I worked hard to continue making it.
That's amazing.
The last day was wakame rice.
Yes, it's wakame rice.
Fried chicken.
Yes, fried chicken.
Fried egg.
Carrot marinade.
Stir-fried lotus root and sausage.
That's great.
And pineapples and anything you like in your lunch box.
That's right.
As always, lunch boxes were left speechless, but I was happy that they were eaten cleanly.
The second half of the year was also gradually melting away.
I see.
Recently, the two of us went on a trip to Ise Island.
I see.
At that time, only when I was always in a good mood, it seemed like a really fun and happy trip.
Now that I think about it, I think lunch boxes every day were an opportunity for me to communicate with myself.
I see.
I want to tell myself for the past three years, who has been troubled by the ultra-semi-cold weather, that snow will melt away, so hang in there.
I see.
That's what happened.
Wow, that's amazing.
That's right.
When I was in middle school and high school, it was semi-cold weather.
I can't believe you make rice for children in semi-cold weather every day.
I know.
I can't believe it.
I think it's annoying.
You say, "Shut up."
That's right.
You may say something worse.
You say, "Shut up."
What kind of love is that?
I know.
What?
But in the end, you eat it all up.
I don't know. There's a possibility you're throwing it away.
No, of course not.
If you don't have it, you can't have it.
But I love it, so I've been collecting data about you for the past three years.
That's right.
I've collected it all.
It's really tough.
Isn't it?
Was it semi-cold weather at all?
Was it?
I didn't have it.
You don't seem like you had it.
I loved lunch.
I know I'm saying this, but when I look at you now, I feel like you don't eat much.
Because you're a girl.
That's a crime against food.
I want you to eat more.
Because you're a girl.
That's right.
When did you start eating lunch?
Was it in middle school?
You said, "Just make me yakisoba."
I know.
You said, "Just make me yakisoba."
I think it was around middle school.
I was in the countryside.
When I was in elementary school and high school, I could go to 7-Eleven in about five or six minutes by car.
I didn't feel like I could go there easily.
That's when I first ate "muku onigiri."
You mean convenience store food.
I think it was around elementary school.
You started eating it.
I wanted to eat it.
Now, you can buy it at a convenience store and eat it.
But I didn't have it.
When I was young, I grabbed a rice ball and put mayonnaise in it and ate it in a wrap.
I wrapped it in seaweed and wrapped it in aluminum foil and ate it.
I wanted to eat it with crispy seaweed.
I see.
Now that I think about it, I'm asking you for a lot of things.
That's right.
It must have been annoying.
It's nice.
Thank you for your hard work.
Let's move on.
Ryusuke of Tochigi Prefecture Moka City.
The last lunch.
The title is "This Time By Myself".
What? This time...
What?
Here is the photo.
What is this lunch box?
What is it?
It's a meat lunch box.
Is it meat?
It's meat.
No, it's not.
Is it meat?
It looks like a grilled meat lunch box.
What is it?
It's not meat.
I'm Ryusuke Moukashi from Tochigi Prefecture.
I'm 18 years old.
Are you a man?
Yes.
What do you mean?
Oh, I see.
This is the last lunch box my mother made for me when I was in high school.
Did your mother make this?
This is the last lunch box for high school students.
The last lunch box contains boiled spinach.
It's up there.
Dried daikon radish.
It's delicious.
Potatoes, asparagus, sausage, garlic salt daikon radish.
Yes, it's at the bottom.
And my favorite,
green onion, salt, pork bowl.
I see.
Green onion, salt, pork bowl.
Green onion, salt, pork bowl lunch box.
In the past...
Nowadays,
this kind of thing is also available in convenience stores.
In the past,
this kind of thing is also available in convenience stores.
Oh, ginger grilled pork bowl has changed.
But,
this doesn't look like a lunch box made by your mother, does it?
No, it's amazing.
It looks super delicious.
It looks delicious.
My mother's green onion, salt, pork bowl
has a strong flavor of black pepper,
and it goes well with rice.
Yes, it does.
It's a fun meal.
Yes, it is.
While eating lunch boxes,
the last lunch box my mother made for me
made me feel a little lonely.
After all,
I can't thank my mother who made me lunch boxes every day for the past three years.
She is a good person, Enosuke.
You are great.
From then on,
I will go to university in Kanagawa Prefecture...
Oh, you will go to university,
and you will be living alone.
I see.
This time, I will make this flavor myself,
and my mother taught me the recipe for green onion, salt, pork bowl.
I see.
That's why you will make it yourself.
I see.
Even though I am away from my parents,
I will try my best to get my mother's flavor.
I see.
You will make it yourself, won't you?
I see.
Isn't it great to make omelette at college?
Yes, it is.
Or you want to eat this taste, so you make it sometimes.
At college, there are a lot of school meals and chain stores around college.
Those are also delicious.
I like those days.
But my mom is happy to eat this because she wants to eat it.
It's the best.
But it's delicious.
I want to eat this.
It's a separate serving of strawberries.
Oh, it's true.
I've never seen this before.
When I was a student, I had this.
It doesn't smell good when you put it in a strawberry bento.
You mean you can't eat it?
Yes.
If you put it in a strawberry bento, it smells weird.
Yes, it does.
"Don't put it in together," I said.
"Is the egg salty?" I said.
You said a lot of things.
When I think about it now, I want you to shut up and eat it.
At that time, I said a lot of things.
When I go home sometimes, I eat my mom's food.
But I don't eat a bento.
I never eat a bento.
These containers are evolving.
At first, I ate a silver container.
Me, too.
The juice spilled out of it.
Young people don't know about it.
There was a lot of juice in it.
When I finished eating, I put chopsticks in it and it was hard.
I put chopsticks in it and it was hard.
But when you eat it, the juice of grilled meat seeps in.
At first, I ate a smaller bento box like a tupperware.
I ate a silver container.
Is it hot?
Yes, I ate a silver container.
"I want to eat it," I said.
I remember eating it.
You wanted me to eat it.
Do you want to see the silver container now?
I'm glad you want to see the silver container now.
"Do your best," I said.
It's great.
Let's move on.
This is the last bento from "TOKYO TO OTAKU" Hiruma-chan.
The title is "Tsubasa's bento box."
Tsubasa's bento box.
Is it for Tsubasa-chan or Tsubasa-kun?
Is it for Tsubasa?
I see.
Here is the picture.
I miss this atmosphere.
This is a good program.
Here is an announcement from "Sekkakugurume".
"Zeppingurume" which we introduced in previous programs is now available.
Please access it.
Let me introduce you.
This is the last meal from "Tokyo to Otaku" Mr. Hiruma-chan.
The title is...
"Tsubasa's lunch box".
Here is the picture.
Wait a minute.
It's a character story.
Ms. Hirumachan, 39 years old, female.
In February, my son went on a trip to a nursery school.
A trip?
At that time, I made my son's last lunchbox in nursery school life.
This lunchbox is a special lunchbox with the same name as my son's name "Wings" when he was still a baby.
I see.
I bought it for the first time.
It's a lunchbox of memories.
It was a slightly larger lunchbox than the one I bought, so I thought it was too early for me to be able to use it at that time.
Seeing my son grow up and grow up, I was thinking of using this lunchbox for the first time for the last trip to nursery school.
I see.
And on the last day of the trip, I packed my son's favorite foods, such as fried chicken, sausages, boiled eggs, bell peppers, apples, etc.
The lunchbox of "Wings" came back empty.
I hope my son will eat more and more from spring to elementary school and grow up so much that "this lunchbox is not enough".
I agree.
I like it.
Kindergartens and preschools make me feel the growth of children.
I see.
When I look at it from a baby's perspective, I can't help but cry just by standing up and walking.
I see.
And I eat up such a large lunchbox.
I've been doing it since kindergarten.
I see.
And just by looking at this lunchbox, I wonder if it's the flow of a while ago.
It's full of love, isn't it?
I made "taco sandwich" and "rabbit cut apple" and "egg" and such.
I made this cut and ate it with love.
Tsubasa-kun.
I bought this for you.
And on the last day of the trip, you said, "You're going to eat it all up, aren't you?"
I'm jealous of you.
I just remembered it now.
We didn't have a lot of original side dishes from each house.
I wonder what I bought.
We had cucumbers and chikuwa stuffed with yoji.
I didn't think like that at the time, but now I really want to eat it.
I liked my parents' dumplings.
Do you put dumplings in your lunchbox?
I've put dumplings in it before.
It's amazing.
It might have been a leftover dumpling for dinner.
I might have put dumplings in it before.
Let's move on to the next one.
The last lunch of Tsue-chan-san in Adachi-ku.
The title is "6 Years of Colleges".
Elementary school or junior high school?
Junior high school is also 6 years.
Here is the picture.
Oh, but I had one like this at home.
I know that part of the rice.
That three-color bento.
Yes, three-color bento.
Soboro, seaweed and eggs. My family used to do it, too.
Oh, I miss this atmosphere.
I miss it.
I'm in trouble.
I know.
Six-year college student, Tsue-chan of Tokyo and Adachi Ward.
Fifty-six years old, male.
This is a bento made by a son of a third-year college student when he graduated high school.
What?
My son lost his wife when he was in the fourth grade of elementary school.
What?
After that, he raised his wife by himself.
At that time, my son was in the first year of middle school.
Oh, that's why it's middle school and high school.
He was enrolled in a private school for three years.
Oh, so elementary school is a school lunch.
That's right.
He needed a bento for six years.
I could have him take a convenience store bento with him.
My mother...
Even though I didn't want him to feel like he didn't have a mother, I kept making bento every day.
The last bento I chose was pork minced meat, eggs, and chopped seaweed three-color rice bowl.
Wow, you love each other so much.
This is amazing.
This is a bento that my mother often made for me when I was in high school.
Wow, you're 56 years old, Tsue-chan-san, you're my generation, so you might have had a lot of bentos like this.
I know, I know.
Three-color bento.
When I remembered and made the bento I used to make for my mother, my son was happy and ate it for me.
Since then, bento has become the most memorable menu.
It's been three years since my son graduated from high school.
My son became a college student and started working part-time from this year.
And now I'm single abroad.
I haven't been able to see my son in a while, but when I go back home, drinking sake with him is my greatest joy right now.
Wow.
You're amazing, Dad.
You're a strong father.
I'm surprised.
You're trying so hard to tell me about this, Dad.
And you remember and make bento for your son again.
That's right.
You make sure you add cherry tomatoes, green onions, and nutrition.
You're amazing.
My son is going to eat this bento again when he has kids of his own.
You're making it with all your heart, Dad.
Don't cry.
I love this.
Wonderful.
Thank you very much.
Next up is Yukki-san from Kono-sushi in Saitama Prefecture.
The title of her last bento is "Future Dream".
Here is the photo.
Isn't it great?
Bento has various stories.
That's right.
Best of Gourmet in Odawara!
First appearance of Ichikawa Danji-san, a kabuki actor!
I can't get enough of the melting texture!
Aiming for a white toro due to its super rare shape!
Tonight at 6:30 pm!
Next is Yusuke Konosushi from Saitama Prefecture.
His title is "Future Dream".
Here is the photo!
It's a dream of the future.
It's a so-called "the bento"
It looks like a caravan, so it must be written by a famous person.
Yes, it is.
This is for you, Yuki-san.
An 18-year-old woman.
I used to like cooking and often helped my mother cook.
That's impressive.
After entering high school, I made my own bento every day.
You made it yourself?!
This is the last bento I made in high school.
Wow, you made it yourself.
It's nice of you to make your own bento.
I went to buy ingredients myself.
You went that far?!
Every morning at 5.30 a.m., I thought about what I wanted to eat that day.
That's impressive.
Every day, I made my own bento with excitement.
That's impressive.
It was sometimes difficult to make my own bento every day for three years,
but by making my own bento, I started to like the food I used to like more and more.
Because of this bento making, I started to want to go down the path of cooking in the future.
I see.
From this spring, I'm going to go to a cooking school.
I see.
From now on, I want to make food that will excite people who eat it.
Wow, what a great show.
Wow, you made it yourself.
It's nice of you to make your own bento.
You're right.
You really like cooking.
It's delicious if you make it yourself.
You're right.
It's your own flavor.
That's right.
I wonder if you'll make it someday.
I've never made my own bento myself.
But the curry is delicious.
The curry is delicious.
Thank you.
So...
Oh, I think I've ordered curry before.
I liked curry, too.
I asked my dad to make me curry and rice.
Oh, you separated it properly.
Otherwise, the curry would be messy.
We made water in the middle of the rice and put curry in it.
That's how it was.
And we put a silver bento box in it.
It looks like curry is leaking a little.
But I was happy.
Curry and bento.
Wow, there are many kinds of bento.
There are many stories.
That's good.
Let's continue.
This is a post from Itami City, Hyogo Prefecture, Hoshino Oji-sama.
The last bento's title is "smiley face".
Let's go. "Smiley face".
What is it? Let's go.
I knew it!
It's an omelet rice!
I'm a 39-year-old woman.
This is from 10 years ago.
This is the last lunch box my 60-year-old father made for me.
Ever since I was in high school, my father made me lunch boxes.
Not every day, but he made me lunch boxes a lot since I became a member of society.
Is that so?
My father is 60 years old.
This is the last lunch box.
My father made it for me.
Then I got married and moved out of my parents' house.
It was the last day of work I went from my parents' house to my company.
On that day, my father made me lunch boxes again.
I'm going to cry!
Did you make this, dad?
It's time for me to get married and move out of my house.
My house will change from now on.
This is the last lunch box.
What is this? I'm going to cry!
This is the world of Sadama Sachi's songs.
Today, I'm going to eat my father's lunch box for the last time.
But I'm going to open the lid of the lunch box.
Wow!
The lunch boxes my father made for me were small side dishes and rice with big dried plums.
They were my father's lunch boxes.
They were lunch boxes that I didn't decorate anymore.
I was surprised at the moment I opened the lunch box.
My father made this for me.
It's caraben. It's the best!
My father's love for the smiley face omelet rice that my clumsy father made for me.
I ate it with my colleague who was eating lunch with me.
I ate it with tears in my eyes so that my father wouldn't know about it.
I'm going to cry!
My father passed away four years ago.
When I look at the pictures in this lunch box, I still remember the days I spent with my father.
I'm glad you took pictures of me.
My father is already dead.
This is definitely my father's face.
My clumsy father's carabened omelet rice is amazing.
I'm going to cry!
He always made small side dishes and rice with big dried plums.
That's amazing, too.
Of course, my father also made it for himself.
But I'm making this because I think it's the last day of my life.
When I'm making this, my father is making it alone.
Just imagining it makes me cry.
Yes, yes, yes.
You were 60 years old.
Wow!
I'm in trouble with this corner.
It's amazing.
No, this is good.
I wonder what he's making it with.
Doesn't his mouth look like he's cutting an egg?
Oh, I see.
Doesn't it look like he's cutting and eating chicken rice?
Yes, it does.
No, it looks like he's covered in blood.
It doesn't look like he's covered in blood.
His mouth is usually like that.
If you make it like a manga, his mouth is usually red.
I see, I see.
Are his eyes made of seaweed?
I think those are seaweed.
He's cutting seaweed and trying to make it round.
It looks like he's cutting seaweed, but it looks like he's cutting and eating it.
That's right!
But he has kind eyes.
If you look at it while listening to music, how many people would like it?
Wow, only "cosmos" comes out now.
I see.
Isn't it too sad?
A little more...
Bright one?
Yes.
Isn't it that? Isn't it "kiroro"?
No, it's the best.
I'm going to cry! Wait a minute!
And all characters appear with that face.
I laugh in the middle of it, but I laugh at the end.
I laugh at the end.
I laughed at the end. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I cry at the end.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I laugh in the middle of it, but I laugh at the end.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I laugh at the end.
But...
I cry.
You cry, right?
Ah, that's nice.
That's all for today.
What?!
Is it over?
There are more things I'd like to see.
There are more things I'd like to do next spring.
Yes, let's do it.
I'd like you to send me more photos and episodes.
Now, this is what I'd like to introduce to you today.
It's so far away.
I've always wanted one of these.
A tote bag.
I'll give you one of these.
A tote bag is nice, but...
It's an original program tote bag.
It's special.
Himura-san.
Oh, it's Fukiha.
It's here.
Huh? Is it Fukiha?
Yes.
What's this?
This is it.
Huh? Is it Fukiha again?
Then, let's go!
It's Fukiha!
It's Fukiha again.
Do you remember the last time we did the Fukiha Quiz?
Of course! I was good at Fukiha last time!
That's right! Since Hidora-san's skills have improved, we can finish everything in one go.
That's right!
We couldn't do it last time.
That's right!
That's why the program staff decided to hold a countermeasure meeting.
This is...
Ah, I see!
Even if we do it like that, it won't be fun.
I see!
So we made this Fukiha Machine.
Wow! Something's going to come out of here!
From now on, between these boards,
since the balloons will move sideways,
we will split the moving balloons in half.
And in the balloons,
on today's broadcast day, April 7th,
there is information about a famous person whose birthday is celebrated.
I see! I see!
There is a hint.
I see!
Based on the hint, please guess whose birthday it is.
Yes! I understand!
The speed at which the balloons move is...
Low speed...
Medium speed...
High speed...
There are three stages.
I see!
Each stage has two hints.
So there are two for low speed, two for medium speed, and two for high speed.
First, we will start with low speed.
Please give me the arrows.
In total, there are six arrows.
Yes!
Low speed...
You can only shoot one arrow at a time.
Yes!
Are you ready?
Okay!
I think I know now.
You have to shoot it at this height.
Okay!
First, low speed!
Please!
It's slow because it's low speed.
Yes!
This slow motion is easy, isn't it?
Yes, but I'm glad you got it right.
Anyway, you have to get this one right.
He debuted at eight years old.
Oh, since I was little.
I don't know anything about this.
Well...
Yashida Mana-chan.
No, no.
No, I don't know.
But you got it right from the first shot.
Now, for the second slow motion.
That's right, let's get this one.
Yes.
Now, for the second slow motion.
I did it!
You got it, didn't you?
I know, right?
I didn't have any energy at all.
You got it.
Now, for the middle slow motion.
The first slow motion.
Let's go.
Okay!
You missed it.
It hurts!
You missed it.
It hurts! It hurts! It hurts! It hurts!
You missed it.
It hurts!
It went up a little.
It went up?
It was too fast.
It was too fast?
Now, for the middle slow motion.
You have to get this one right.
Yes.
Middle slow motion?
I've been saying it for a while now.
Is middle slow motion correct?
You don't have to talk about it now.
You missed it!
Wow, you didn't even get one middle slow motion!
It hurts when you talk about it!
No, no.
Middle slow motion is correct, so you don't have to talk about it!
I was wondering if middle slow motion was correct, so I talked about it.
If it's golf, it's really illegal.
But if you can get even one high speed, you can do it.
Can you do it?
Now, for the next one, Himuro-san.
Yes.
This is the last one.
You'll get two high speeds.
First one, please!
It's fast.
The sound is fast.
It's fast, it's fast.
It's fast!
You have to get ready.
If you're chasing me, you can't do it.
It's pretty fast, the high speed.
Let's get on it.
I only got one hint.
Here we go, high speed.
This is the last one.
The second one, please!
I can't do it at all!
Ah, I can't do it, I don't know.
This is the only hint that Himura-san got.
Debut at first sight.
What will you do?
Arima chance.
If you say it like this, it's amazing, but...
So you only have the Arima chance?
And...
I'll use the Shitara chance.
What about the Shitara chance?
For the Shitara chance...
I'll do half of Himura-san's distance.
No, the Shitara chance is fine.
Me?
Then I'll do half of it.
I'll do half of it.
This is...
High speed?
High speed, right?
Well, Himura-san likes it, so it's fine.
No, it has to be high speed or you won't know.
Then I'll do 5 high speed.
5!
Please!
5!
Ah, it was fast.
It was fast, I'm sorry.
I thought it was fast, but it was fast.
That's right, that's right.
It's pretty fast, isn't it?
The Shitara chance is over.
Is it over?
Who is this?
Debuting at 8 years old.
This is impossible, Takki-san!
Well, then...
The real Arima chance...
Shitara chance...
Himura chance...
Either of them...
I can do two of them.
Then what about the Himura chance you want to do?
Then I'll do two of them.
Let's do one of them.
Ah, okay.
Himura and Shitara chance.
Okay, okay.
What about this one?
And how about medium speed?
I don't care. Himura-san, you can do it.
Let's do medium speed.
Medium...
If we can get it, we can do this.
Let's do that.
Medium speed, please.
I want medium speed!
We'll definitely do this one.
Definitely.
Okay, let's do it.
Medium speed, please!
Ah!
Which way did you go?
I went forward.
You went first?
Oh no! Oh no!
I'm sorry!
I don't know what to do.
Maybe I should slow down?
This is hard.
Shh!
Please let me go!
Go!
Himura-san!
This is the last one!
Here you go!
Yes!
Thank you very much!
But you have to get it right with this one.
That's right.
But it's the last one.
I'm sorry, but I hope I get it right.
Next!
70 years old today.
Debuted at 8 years old and is 70 years old today.
He's pretty old now.
Debuted at 8 years old and is 70 years old today.
Who is this? He's been doing this since he was a kid.
70 years old?!
Ah...
No, no...
Sanma-san is...
not 8 years old.
But...
Ah...
Who debuted at 8 years old?!
Kazuki Kosakai-san!
I wonder if he debuted at 8 years old...
Too bad!
I don't want to get it right!
The answer is...
this person!
Jackie Chan!
You wanted more hints, didn't you?
Ah!
That's right!
I want something in between!
If only you had something!
If you don't have anything, you can't do it!
If you had something in between, what would you have guessed?
A picture of his nose!
Wow!
This is...
"Nose" is pretty obvious.
"Nose" is...
a big hint from the studio staff!
Eh?!
What kind of hint does the staff give you?
What kind of hint does he give you, by the way?
Well then, staff-san!
Please!
Ah, it's coming out!
Sorry!
Eh? What is it?
This is a big hint!
It's a water sword!
Would you know if you could do it?
You could do it, Jackie!
I practiced this, but I couldn't do it at all.
That's right! You were good!
Thank you.
It's a water sword.
So, Jackie Chan-san is now 70 years old.
Wow!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
[Applause]
So, for those of you who introduced it this time,
you can use that tote bag over there.
[Applause]
So, this week, we had a variety of bentos and episodes.
It was quite good.
I was really moved. It was really wonderful.
Thank you very much.
So, how was it?
Did you feel hungry?
Yes! Thank you!
You look refreshed.
So, everyone, have a good breakfast!
Goodbye!
[Applause]
For those of you who want to watch the show again,
please watch it on TVER or U-NEXT Parabi Corner!