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Good evening, everyone!
It's been two years since we last had a seminar.
How did you like it, seminar?
I'm Yasuda Ken, your host.
I'm Suzuki Takayuki.
Now, it's time for the students to battle it out.
How did you like the center exam?
We didn't make it in time for the broadcast.
We're very sorry!
But, but...
The secondary exam and high school exam are just around the corner.
Let's work hard and study hard.
We'll secretly tell you how to pass the exam.
It's now or never!
It's our chance!
Now, let me introduce our teacher.
How did you like it, seminar?
He's Mr. Oizumi, our seminar principal.
Good evening, students.
I'm Mr. Oizumi and I'll be your coach for today.
As a request from you, I'd like to challenge this field with all my might.
I'm sure you're all determined to pass this exam.
Don't give up, students!
I'm sure you'll pass this exam.
That's what I think.
Thank you!
Mr. Oizumi himself will be your coach and back you up for this exam.
I'm sure you're all determined to pass this exam.
That's right.
Mr. Oizumi, let's get started.
What will be the topic of this exam?
Until now, dozemi has been based on "sure",
but I prefer "nippon" more.
I'd like to mix "nippon" and "bishit" and teach you how to say "nippon" and "bishit" in one go.
Thank you!
So, it's "nippon" this time, right?
I see.
This is a must-take for all examinees.
Now, let's get started with "what will be the topic of this exam?"
What will be the topic of this exam?
In the past two times, for the sake of the examinees, this project has been worked on by the cast members with all their might for the exam.
The first time was in a quiz format.
The host, Yasuda-san, spent four days in the studio.
During that time, the answerer, Oizumi-san, answered quiz after quiz.
Every time he made a mistake, he flew to the site and took revenge.
He learned a lot about geography and history of all parts of Japan.
The second time, Yasuda-san went to a student and answered "How about a seminar?"
The host and the director became teachers and concentrated on learning about Ishikawa and Toyama prefectures.
In the last ability test, unfortunately, Yasuda- san couldn't get full marks.
With regret and tears in his eyes, Oizumi-san took full responsibility and went on a journey of 88 places in Shikoku for the sake of passing the exam.
And finally, for the third time, we finally welcomed Oizumi-san, the most attractive person for examinees, as our main teacher.
Oizumi-san will give a lecture on Japanese history for three days.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- This time, we will talk about Japanese history, which is like an exam. - Yes.
- This time, I will be your main teacher. - Yes, thank you very much.
- It's the first time for me to give a lecture. - Yes, it is.
- Oizumi-san is full of anxiety now. - Yes.
- He hasn't talked much lately. - Yes.
- As you can see, we have Mr. and Yasuda-san. - Yes.
- They are students. - Yes.
- Mr. and Yasuda-san are also students for the first time. - Yes.
- I'm free. - Free?
- I'm free. - I don't know where I'm going.
- You don't know? - I don't know.
This time, the principal and all of us directors have come together and...
Let's say I'm Remi's very adventurous wife.
Because a few weeks ago, I found out where I was going.
And I was told to read a book that said I was a school teacher who had dropped it.
I thought it was a little strict.
However...
Mr. Oujimi...
He may look like an idiot...
- But in reality, he has a teacher's license! - That's right!
Mr. Oujimi...
As a language expert...
You have a history of high school...
- So this time... - Yes?
- Mr. Oujimi's lecture is now a phantom! - That's right!
I want to hear that phantom lecture no matter what!
- No, this is an honor! - Isn't it?!
- It's an honor for us students to receive this! - Isn't it?!
- Yes, it is!
When it comes to freaks like you, there's too much to say!
There's not much to say!
- Today is Friday... - Yes.
- Monday morning! - Yes.
- You two will, of course, take an exam! - We'll do our best!
You should be able to get full marks!
- That's what Mr. Oujimi is telling you! - That's right!
- However! - However!
- Unfortunately... - Unfortunately...
- If you don't get full marks... - Yes.
- You know without me telling you, right? - Yes.
- It's an honor for you! - Yes.
- Late... - Late...
- 548 places! - 548 places!
Until last year, the three of us, Shikoku Group, followed all responsibilities and went around, but this time, students who did not get full marks will also go around with us!
- Yes, thank you! - Thank you!
- Those of you who got full marks don't have to go. - Oh, is that so?
- Then I should do my best on my own, right? - That's what I mean.
- I'd like to confirm it right away, but... - Yes, yes, yes.
- If they don't get full marks... - Yes!
- I guess I'll go too, right? - Of course you will!
- I'll go, right? - Of course you will!
- The probability of me going to Shikoku... - Of course you will!
- Isn't it just increasing?! - Isn't it just increasing?!
- One student is increasing, right? - That's right!
- I thought I should teach only this idiot, but... - That's right!
- Isn't it just increasing?! - That's right!
- Are you two motivated?! - Of course we are!
- You'll do your best, right? - Of course we will!
- I'm really grateful for inviting me to this Shikoku Group video! - Oh, really?!
- I haven't forgotten about that frustration! - That's right!
- That's right!
- It's not a Shikoku Group problem! - It's not a Shikoku Group problem!
- Everyone calls me an idiot, but I'm an idiot! - Yes!
- Let's admit it! - Yes!
- But! - But!
- I haven't forgotten about that frustration! - But!
Yasuta-kun, please give us your answer!
- A magazine! - Suzuki-kun, your answer is...
- Unfortunately, you're wrong. - No way!
I've lived my life to this day.
Sometimes I need someone's help.
- I'm about to cry! - When I was on my way back, I saw you two talking nonsense and I cried!
- I'm going to win today! - I'm going to win!
- I'm going to win!
- Everyone! - Yes? - This is where it gets important. - Yes?
- The area of study that the principal will teach you... - Is limited!
- We want you to be interested in Japanese. - Yes, that's right.
- If you're not interested, you won't have the desire to study. - That's right.
- So, we thought about which area of study is the least interesting.
- As we thought, it's the Sengoku period that's interesting!
- He's one of the most interesting. - Oda Nobunaga!
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Otaku! Otaku!
Hey, hey, hey, you're a pain in the ass.
We'll actually stand on the historical stage where Nobunaga fought...
...and have Mr. Oizumi teach us on the spot!
This is fun!
Yes, teacher!
We're heading to the airport right now...
Yes!
...but will we be arriving in Nagoya first?
As expected of you.
If there's a stage where Nobunaga appears for the first time in history...
...it'd be...
Um...
...the rifle!
But before that, there's a debut match where Nobunaga made his world debut!
A match that changed history!
Baseball match!
It's cold.
It's not cheap.
Okehazama!
Yes!
- That's not it! - You got it right!
Okehazama.
So we're in the middle of Nagoya right now.
- Excuse me! - Yes, yes!
- Since we're going to Nagoya... - Yes?
- Can we see my mom? - No, no, no!
Mr. Oizumi!
Hurry up and leave me behind!
- You're not supposed to be in a store like that! - No, no, no!
- Finally! - This time...
- We're not just sitting around, are we? - No, we're not!
It's actually pretty dangerous, isn't it?
- Shall we actually follow in Nobunaga's footsteps? - Oh, you think so?!
- No, it's fun! - We're gonna go crazy!
- It's fun! - It's fun!
- Yeah, is it fun? - Mr. Nobunaga!
- Mr. Oizumi!
- This isn't the time for that! - Anyway, please stop the video!
I'm gonna do this anyway!
Isn't this like a manga?
Isn't this like a manga?!
[We've arrived in Nagoya!]
- So, we've arrived in Nagoya. - We've arrived in Nagoya.
- Shall we start? - Yes.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Would you like to get a perfect score? - Yes!
- OK, let's get started.
- Yes.
- Are you ready? - Yes.
- Chief, I'm nervous.
- Even in the Sengoku period, the greatest man was Nobunaga Oda. - Yes.
- "If you don't do it, I'll kill you." - Yes.
- His way of life. - Yes.
- And his actions. - Yes.
- Today, we're going to look at this Nagoya as a starting point. - Yes.
- First of all, it's 1338. - Yes.
- Wait a minute. - Yes.
- It's 1338. - It's 1338.
- Yes, it's 1338. - It's quite old.
- Yes, I'll tell you about it from the beginning. - Yes.
- You're quite experienced in this area. - Yes.
- In 1338... - Yes.
- Asuka Takaozi, you know him, right? - Yes.
- Asuka Takaozi was appointed by Emperor Komyo and became the governor of Muromachi. - Yes.
- The story starts 100 years later. - Yes.
- It's already the end of Muromachi era. - Yes.
- In this era, the power of Muromachi shogunate was very limited. - Yes.
- All kinds of warriors started to have their own powers. - Yes.
- That's the era of Gekokujo. - Yes.
- Gekokujo was founded in 1467. - Yes.
- There's one important thing you need to know about Gekokujo. - Yes.
- Let me write it down for you. - Yes.
- It's "sugo". - What?
- It's "sugo". - "Sugo"?
- It's "shugo".
- "Sugo". - "Sugo", you all know it, right?
- "Sugo" is the keyword of this era. - Yes.
Let me explain.
"Sugo" is an important word in the history of Sengoku period.
"Sugo" appeared for the first time in history in the Kamakura period.
When Yoritomo of Minamoto established his government, "sugo" was placed in various places.
At that time, "sugo" was a so-called "police".
As "sugo" became popular in the north and south of Japan, in the Uromachi period, it gained the right of "sugo" to confiscate a certain amount of rice and strengthened its power.
This was distinguished from "sugo" in the Kamakura period and was called "sugo daimyo".
The system in which "sugo daimyo" ruled one country was called "sugo ryokoku sei".
Yes, remember!
As "sugo daimyo" of this period, "takeda" of "kai" and "shimazu" of "kyushu" are famous.
And "sugu" is "imagawa".
"Imagawa" of Yoshimoto is "imagawa".
Now, this "imagawa" family...
Now, Yasuda-kun, write it in blue.
There was a "bunkokuho" called "imagawa kana moguroku".
This has also appeared in "Todai no nushi", so please remember it.
Well, if you say it, it was a famous thing that was recognized as "kuno shihai" along with "bako".
However, as this era comes, "sugo daimyo" finally comes with power.
Then, even now, those who have money go to the city center and play a lot.
It seems like "katsura" is the most popular "bousan" now.
It seems like "bousan" goes to a girl's place wearing "katsura".
Those who have money will do that.
Go to a fun place, drink and play!
This era was the same.
"sugo daimyo" went to Kyoto and began to settle there.
At that time, "sugo" built his own substitute for his own country.
It is called "sugo dai".
echigo no uesugi
echizen no asakura
And...
It's finally coming out...
owari no oda
In other words, oda was also from shugodai.
Is this nobunaga's father?
That's right.
What is your father's name?
What?
Fuchinehiko.
What?
That's your name!
Isn't that your teacher's name?
It's my name.
Are you oda nobunaga's father?
Yes.
You are examinees, aren't you?
Yes.
You don't have to remember what you didn't take the exam for.
I see.
It's interesting from here, but...
The examinees, who have gained power, are trying to gain more territory.
At that time, what do they think?
Do they try to go to Kyoto?
For example, if yasuda-kun wants to occupy Hokkaido, what will you do?
I don't know.
Because it's in the middle, right?
First of all, based on Furano, you will occupy Hokkaido.
Then you will be defeated by someone else.
Furano... Furano, the city of limbs, is occupied by Furano.
Well, you're in the middle, so it may be easy for you to appear in various places.
First of all, you will occupy Sapporo, Hokkaido.
In other words, you will occupy the main city.
In Japan, it is Tokyo.
The most important place in Japan in this era is Kyoto.
It is Kyoto with a shogunate and a summit.
Therefore, it was necessary for the Shogun to go up to Kyoto.
Now, let me show you a map.
This is a list of the forces of the Shogunate around 1560.
Among them, at that time, it was said that the Shogun was closest to conquering the world.
Suruga, Totobi, Mikawa, and Imagawa Yoshimoto, who ruled even part of Owari.
He was a righteous guardian shogun and was close to Kyoto.
The conditions were met.
And then, on May 12, 1560, Imagawa Yoshimoto finally set off for Kyoto.
The first obstacle for Imagawa was Owari, a small country ruled by Oda Nobunaga.
Here, the battle of Okehazama, a major turning point in the Sengoku period, finally began.
At that time, Oda Nobunaga was 27 years old.
Do you think Yasuda was left to him?
It's funny, isn't it?
For Yasuda's land, Imagawa Yoshimoto had been attacking with 25,000 soldiers.
At that time, Oda Nobunaga only had about 3,000 soldiers.
If you say that, it's amazing.
Well, let's turn back the clock to May 18th, 1560, before the battle of Okehazama.
On that day, Nobunaga landed in Kiosu Castle. Look at his left hand.
It's Kiosu Castle.
Oh, Nobunaga was exactly here.
Let's go there and talk about what Nobunaga did.
May 12th, 1560.
On May 18th, Imagawa Yoshimoto left Sunpu Castle and arrived at Futsuka Castle, which is located on the border with Owari.
On the other hand, Nobunaga placed his troops in two places, Marune Fortress and Washiz Fortress.
The confrontation was about to begin.
However, Imagawa's army was about 25,000 and Nobunaga's was only 3,000.
Given the situation, Nobunaga and his subordinates were having a meeting in Kiosu Castle.
Nobunaga said to his subordinates, "Think about it."
One of his subordinates, Hayashi Michikatsu, said, "My army is already fighting on both sides of Washiz Fortress, and we don't even have 3,000 men."
I think we should stay in Kiosu Castle and attack the enemy's main force.
In other words, it's a siege strategy.
This is the best way to fight with a small army.
However, Nobunaga said this to his subordinates.
I'm against it.
Why is your role decided one by one?
I mean, isn't it reflected in the video?
No, no, no.
From now on, let's have fun studying.
Let's split up our roles.
Remember.
Avoid conflict. Avoid death.
If you stand in the way of death, you will one day die.
You must cross borders of your country and fight.
Nobunaga is not an old man's work.
He has decided to fight against Imagawa's large army at the border.
Oh, that's a strange feeling.
The date has changed and it's finally the day of fate.
It's finally May 19th.
Nobunaga has received a notice.
Sir!
Imagawa's army has attacked Marne Fortress!
Have they come?!
Give me food!
Call my horse!
Boil my food!
I'm sorry.
That line was still a big problem for me.
Do you remember the food?
Of course, I remember.
When Nobunaga wrote "tea pickle" in his notebook, he said...
Shoot a sparrow!
Shoot a sparrow
Fifty years of human life
At last, the army of Imagao launched an attack on Marunetorde.
Nobunaga ate a pine tree and calmed down.
Then, he galloped to a horse and jumped out of the castle.
Tell me!
I went out by myself.
I don't care about safety.
Don't look at me like that!
I heard that only seven or eight people followed Nobunaga.
Nobunaga followed only seven or eight people and jumped out of the castle on May 19th at four in the morning.
At last, the battle between Okinawa and Okinawa changed the history of Japan.
The flag of the battle was cut and dropped.
I wonder what Nobunaga did in the army of seven or eight people.
I know only one thing.
Nobunaga won.
That's right.
That's wonderful!
I see.
In a few hours, Nobunaga led the army of 25,000 people and left with only seven or eight people.
I wonder what happened during that time.
Let's follow Nobunaga's footsteps.
Yes, let's do it.
Now, "Skenneder Nunehons" has finally started.
Next week, we will also have a corner in which we learn historical languages.
Examiners will...
Watch out!
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