AISubs v3.6
Good evening, how about Wednesday?
Now, it is a project to travel walking in Tokyo, but ...
Well, it will be the second episode tonight, but ...
We are trying to go to the extension of the garden, but ...
Can we go? We are. Right, Oizumi-kun?
Yeah.
Half price.
Is that so?
About 30 kilometers north-south, about 80 kilometers east-west.
This trip to slowly enjoy the Japanese people and Tokyo.
All means of transportation are the same.
Not knowing that, Oizumi has chosen five places where he would like to go.
First of all, about 11 kilometers west of Haneda Airport.
Japan's most expensive residential area, Denen- cho.
Then, about 17 kilometers east.
Odaiba floating on the Tokyo Bay.
In addition, the port district is Roppongi in a way of returning 7 kilometers.
About 6 kilometers north of Roppongi.
Japanese Budokan located in Koukyo Kitanomaru Park.
In addition, about 7 kilometers north.
The center of Saitama area, Asakusa.
And finally, from Asakusa to the west, 22 kilometers.
Neri-maku, which is located in the prefecture of Saitama Prefecture, is Oizumi Gakuen-cho.
More than 70 kilometers of route has been set.
And at 10 a.m. on February 20th, we left Haneda Airport immediately.
It turned out that it was impossible to get out of the airport on foot.
Suddenly, I got on the bus and before the high- class hotel located at the west end of the airport, I started my journey again.
So, we restarted from Haneda Airport, and we couldn't get out of the airport by walking, so we asked them to use some public transportation period to get out of the airport.
So we're going to start again from here.
It's been raining for a while now.
It's getting harder and harder.
What do you think?
The weather is getting worse and worse.
Currently, in Kyushu, if there is a heavy rain and flood warning, the team is like this.
It's getting closer.
It's getting much closer.
Thanks to the Tokyo Bus Stand.
So, first of all, our first goal is to go to the park.
Let's say hello to our neighbors.
I'd like to go there by tea time.
That's right.
Let's do it.
Let's go.
Is it straight ahead?
Should we go to Kampachi?
Kampachi.
Let's go.
This time, I want to get on the bus in the middle of the night.
I want you to take me with you at once.
That's right.
I don't have a lot of energy, do I?
But you haven't walked at all yet, have you?
I haven't walked at all yet.
Well, we're finally out of Hanada Airport.
It's 11:39 now.
It's been about two hours since I said "Everyone!"
It's 5,184 steps now.
I'm definitely less than a comet.
Why is that?
Because comets float.
When a comet stops, it doesn't move.
Look.
4,700 steps.
You're right.
Comets float.
They float and walk.
I don't walk.
That's right.
I stop and stop.
We're crossing Bentenbus right now.
We're going to Kamata.
And then we're going to Chofu.
That's right.
We're going to walk.
This is definitely a plush toy.
If we didn't color it, we wouldn't know which one is which.
It's a back shot all the time.
What?
Where is it?
Here?
Isn't it close to here?
It's here.
It's 12:30 now.
We're in Kyushu.
We're in Mexico.
This is important.
If you open it too much and take it out, you won't be able to use it.
That's right.
It'll get wet.
Let's go.
Don't open it too much and take it out.
Let's find something to eat.
It's getting tough.
Mmm...
It's good!
It looks good!
It's good!
Welcome back, sir!
Sir, you're out of luck.
Are you out of your mind?
Let me out of here!
Are you having fun?
What?
Are you having fun?
No, I'm not.
Are you having fun?
No, I'm not.
I can only see your back.
No matter how you look at it, you don't look like you're having fun, do you?
I like it like this!
It's good.
It looks good.
Oh, it's good!
It's good!
If we keep going like this, we'll reach Denchofu.
If we keep going like this...
If we cross this river, we'll be in Kanagawa prefecture.
Oh, is that so?
Oh...
Great!
How many steps have you taken?
You've already taken about 10,000 steps, haven't you?
11,900 steps.
Yes.
So you've taken about 12,000 steps.
Yes, that's about 12,000 steps.
It's 2:42 now.
What's up?
Let's stop it.
I've been thinking about it for a long time.
Why am I walking in the rain?
I don't know why, but walking in the rain makes me feel lonely.
It's lonely.
I don't know why I feel lonely.
We don't talk to each other.
There are many things that come to mind.
But we end up drinking.
We don't drink because of the camera.
We walk a long distance in supermarkets.
But we don't walk a long distance in terms of numbers.
It doesn't make sense.
It doesn't make sense whether we walk 10 km or not.
We haven't walked 10 km yet. What are you talking about?
You might think like that.
Why don't you walk in the rain?
You might think like that.
You might say whatever you like.
There is a cycling road along the Toyogira River.
Why don't you walk in the rain?
It makes you feel lonely.
We shouldn't make our goals the lowest.
We shouldn't walk in the rain and end up where we want to go.
That's right.
While I was walking, I asked you if you wanted to go to Shiritori.
That's a scary suggestion.
Shiritori is tough.
My brain will be destroyed.
We are almost there.
Our first goal is still Deichofu.
I don't know if we can stay in Deichofu.
I don't think we can stay in Deichofu.
It's close to Sarutaro University, isn't it?
It's close to our starting point.
Let's go.
I don't want to go.
Let's go.
It's moving with a battery.
It's a stupid robot.
Look, it's moving as a whole.
It's made by Rossignol.
Let's call it. Mr. Whale?
If you look at it from this side, it looks like Kunoichi.
You look like a cheap V-cinema.
It's a stupid picture.
Kunoichi and the robot are walking together.
Let's go.
Mr. Whale.
Here it is. It's a battery charger.
First of all, you can see this character.
It's next to this river.
A battery charger is like a barbecue.
You can see the character "barbecue" here.
If you have a battery charger, don't barbecue here.
Is that what you mean?
Let's have a barbecue.
Can you do it?
We will be called.
You won't be called, will you?
You're wearing a uniform and saying, "Stop the camera."
It's not like that.
If you cross that bridge over there, you'll have a battery charger.
That's Marukobashi Bridge.
If you cross that bridge over there, you'll have a battery charger.
It's a golf course.
If you cross that bridge over there, you'll have a giant golf course.
Really?
Giant golf course is over there.
That's right.
That's over there, too!
Isn't there any more giant golf course?
It's over there.
You said it's a giant golf course.
But you said, "Stop practicing golf."
Is it really there?
Isn't it further in?
Isn't it over there?
Watch it.
What?
Watch it.
What?
How it's like.
Report it.
Watch it? Do you want me to say it?
Don't you have a camera?
If you don't have one, you can take it.
Do you want me to say it?
They take a little break.
Trolley, oh!
Oh, we're here.
This is it.
Oh!
They're doing it! They're doing it!
They're practicing Yomiuri Giants.
Yes!
Watch it!
Trolley!
What do you think about this year's Trolley?
What do you think about it?
What's wrong with you?
This area hasn't changed.
Oh, there is a pond.
This slide used to be big in the past.
But it was so small.
The slide was so high.
If you go straight, you will see a path of waves.
Look, there is a path of waves.
I want a Mercedes Benz.
Hello.
Who is he?
Thank you for waiting.
Stop it.
I will leave you alone.
What do you mean "stop it"?
Oh, there is something nostalgic.
What is it?
Did you do it?
I did it once.
I did it when I was a child.
Who did you do it?
Can you do it now?
I forgot it.
Can you do it now?
I can't do it now.
I didn't do it until I stole your slipper.
Can you do it now?
I can't do it now.
Good afternoon.
Welcome.
It's 4:30 in the afternoon.
We are in front of Chofu station.
We can see Shizune.
We are here.
We will start from here.
We are here.
You talked about your memories of the past.
We heard a lot about it.
We are full now.
You talked about Odaiba.
Yes.
But it's enough.
What did you say?
Well...
It's enough.
What?
I want to see all of Chofu.
It's enough.
Just a little more.
Let's go to Odaiba.
No.
Odaiba is enough for us.
It's about the same distance from where we are now.
It's a triangle.
I can't remember where we are now.
My knees hurt.
We walked about 10 kilometers.
We will walk about 10 kilometers again.
No.
We are full now.
Let's go to Odaiba.
Let's go.
Don't rush.
Good afternoon.
Shut up.
What are you talking about?
It's 5 p.m. in the afternoon.
We've been driving for 40 minutes now.
We just passed Dengen Chofu and are driving on a road called Nakahara Kaido.
If you keep going straight ahead, you'll reach Gotandai.
There's Shinagawa and Odaiba ahead of it.
We're at Yukigaya Otsuka in Nakahara Kaido.
I'd like to go all the way to Odaiba, but I don't think I can make it.
It's 10 or 11 p.m.
I don't know what I'll do if I go to Odaiba at that time.
Odaiba is tomorrow again.
I've been saying this on the show all the time.
My parents told me that I'd stay with Shinagawa Prince.
I'd like to stay with Shinagawa Prince.
But I don't know if I can make it to Shinagawa.
It's quite far away.
It's a delicate line.
That's right.
Why are we going to Odaiba?
Because you said you wanted to go there.
I don't know what these four want to do.
The reason we're filming this on a sunny day is because it's bright here.
What's with this plan?
Let's climb up here and film.
It's annoying to turn on the light.
Shut up!
Anyway, let's go.
Let's see what you look like when we meet again.
Shut up!
I've never been so quiet.
That's right.
I talk a lot.
I've never been so quiet when I'm not sleeping.
That's not good.
He's quiet.
Huh?
We did it!
We finally entered Shinagawa Bay.
Shinagawa Bay.
It's still a long way from here, isn't it?
It's still a long way.
It took us a long time to get to Otaku.
It did.
It took us an hour.
It did.
Really?
This is impossible.
Shinagawa Bay is impossible.
Anyway, now that we're in Shinagawa Bay, let's hurry up and go.
We don't have a choice but to stay here.
If we don't go, we can't stay here.
Right?
Let's go.
It's tough, isn't it?
(Sound of waves)
(Laughter)
As I said, it hurts.
(Laughter)
I've been complaining about many things.
That's right.
It hurts.
That's right.
You've had other damage, haven't you?
Yes.
You've never had so much damage on your first day.
No.
It's not like this on the first day.
You want to get on the midnight bus, don't you?
Yes, I do.
(Laughter)
I want to get on it.
It's a great bus that you've been talking about.
I want you to take me to Kyushu.
It's not such a good thing, is it?
What if you told me to walk to Kyushu?
I was surprised.
Hahaha!
I should have said it casually, but I was in Kyushu when I woke up in the morning, so there is nothing so wonderful.
That's right.
When you walk without yourself, it's called the origin of the journey, but you're ignoring civilization, aren't you?
Hahaha!
It looks funny.
It's like the Edo period, isn't it?
My head is amazing now.
Is that so?
Hahaha!
It looks like a crab, doesn't it?
No, my head is not such a problem.
That's right, that's right.
Hmm ... my head doesn't matter.
If you say something about my leg pain, what is it?
What do you say?
I don't have such legs.
Hahaha!
Isn't it weird to be swollen here?
Hahaha!
I think this is an injury.
Hahaha!
I don't think this is a person.
Hahaha!
It's an injury, isn't it?
I think it's the responsibility of the TV station.
No, no, no.
And, you know, they're still talking about the first day, but it's not even the first day.
This is a cancellation.
Hahaha!
It's a cancellation.
At this point, it's still double, double, tomorrow, right?
It's strange to say that I'll walk three times more.
Well, I'm a little tired.
Hahaha!
Hey, everyone, this is a lens, isn't it?
Lenses of everyone, this is not a transparent orange lens.
What is this?
Please look at this.
Hahaha!
The map is like this.
Hahaha!
Isn't it?
This is what it looks like.
That guy who sewed it up until now is dry.
That's right.
It was bath mat until now, but what about now that it's dry?
It's like a bath mat.
Hahaha!
It's like a hard guy running.
Hahaha!
You have to continue your journey this far.
This is hard to see first.
Hahaha!
For example, if you look at it like this, you can't see the last spring at all.
Hahaha!
Look like this.
Hahaha!
If you don't do this, you can't see it.
You can't see it here, can you?
I still have it folded up, but tomorrow I'll have it like this.
Hahaha!
I'll have it like this.
The wind will blow it away.
That's right.
It may have flown away.
That's right.
If you can fly and go, it's still easier.
Hahaha!
It's not like that.
I'm tired.
Hahaha!
Maybe you won't recover.
I won't, I won't, I won't, I won't.
It's only a night's sleep.
It won't heal.
It's strange.
Even today, when I eat and go home, it's about three people who can walk with a car.
The three people behind me are already old men in normal condition.
Hahaha!
The way you walk is already.
Hahaha!
It's like this.
Maybe it's easier to run like this.
What?
Huh?
Run like this.
After all, Ikanbawa is 20km away, so it's easier to run like this.
Hahaha!
So we're not Ikanbawa, right?
What is it?
You guys run.
It's not going to work like this.
Maybe it's easier to run like this.
It's not going to work like this.
Ikanbawa is really easy to run like this.
You guys run, you guys.
Hahaha!
Let's wait until the end.
Hahaha!
You go first, you.
Hahaha!
I can't finish these feelings.
Even if it rains today.
Ah, this new morning.
It always starts like this.
Like that, like that.
I want to live.
I want to live and live.