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Mysterious Adventure Parade
To the end of the world, one ball!
Now, it has begun, one ball!
Tonight, to the end of the world, one ball!
And, I, Nachaoka Rocchi, will be your host on YouTube's Nihon Date!
Welcome!
Hello! Hello! Hello!
Thank you for coming!
Now, Miyamoto, what have you challenged this time?
Yes, I have challenged to learn the world's famous songs, 50 of them!
You did it well!
The last time I did it, I heard it was very popular!
Yes!
So, I decided to do it for the second time!
So, I dropped my shoulders!
You dropped your shoulders!
I dropped my shoulders!
So, I decided to do it!
And, Mr. Director also decided to do it!
So, I decided to do it!
You should do it!
This program is...
Shimizu Construction
Suntory
Kao's sewing products
Amazon
Supported by anti-cancer drugs
Until you achieve your goal, you can't stop fighting for days!
One ball to the end of the world!
The first day!
First of all, you will meet world's famous composers you will learn this time!
In the music room, you will meet people you have seen before and people you haven't seen before!
A total of 50 people!
You will answer their names and songs and play them on the piano!
This is your final goal!
There are people like Crazy Cat's Wikki and Mr. San who say, "Those who don't have money, come to my place!"
American composer, Louie Pring.
This time, he has prepared not only classical music, but also famous songs of various genres.
This is also Muhammad Ali, isn't it?
No, it's not.
"African Symphony", a cool composition.
In 1987, when Chiben Academy Wakayama High School first entered the public school,
it was adopted as a cheering song and it was spread all over Japan.
Is this the song that was played at the school athletic stadium?
It wasn't at the time of my entrance to the school athletic stadium...
You didn't have a glass bug like that?
A reporter gave it to me.
But I didn't know about it, but they said that it was played in the Mr. & Mrs. Togozan.
Te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te te
That made me really wonder why it was there.
Then, let's start studying!
First, music's father, Bach's masterpiece.
"Toccata and Fugue, Second Movement".
Thank you very much.
Come on, Tatsuo-san, give me a hug.
What's next?
Looking at this photo, it looks old.
Hasn't he done it before?
No, I haven't.
Tchaikovsky.
Ah, you can't draw a photo.
I don't know it.
You can't change it in a year.
You can't draw a photo from a year ago.
And you can't draw a face either.
You'll remember it one more time.
The person who appeared last time is also entering with a different masterpiece.
Ah, I've heard of it.
Isn't it that one already?
Oujinji, Oujinji.
Next up is Chopin's masterpiece, "The Dog's Dance".
"The Dog's Dance"?
Come on, stop it already.
There's no need for you to listen to it, you know "The Dog's Dance", don't you?
However, Miazon has played Jocelyn's composition, "The Entertainer".
Isn't it?
I think you're playing a different song.
Isn't it "The Dog's Dance"?
It's already been approved.
It's not like that at all.
Chopin's composition, "The Dog's Dance".
It's a song about a lover's dog chasing its own tail.
Hey, the dog doesn't run at that speed.
It's like this.
I can't say it at this speed.
Wait a minute.
It's dead!
Catch it!
This time, there's orchestra, jazz, and various trumpets, right?
I don't know it because I have to play it on the piano.
Therefore, he arranged a famous song on the piano and grasped the image.
Kenneth Alford's composition, "Captain Bogie".
Wow, was I supposed to go to war with this?
Monkey, gorilla, chimpanzee.
Is the teacher like that, too?
Monkey, gorilla, chimpanzee.
Foster's composition, "My House in Kentucky".
He's running.
Kentucky, eat Foster!
Ansley's composition, "Tice's Meditation Song".
Oh, it's good.
Please say, "You're relaxing, aren't you?"
I like the way you remember it.
Gothic's composition, "Gabot".
It's "Baby Castella", isn't it?
The song composed by Boccherini, "Menuet".
"Can You Celebrate", isn't it?
It's "Can You Celebrate", isn't it?
Let's check it out!
Mr. Boccherini, please.
It's "Origin", isn't it?
Out of 50 famous songs,
"Typewriter", composed by Anderson, is the most special one.
It's fast.
I like the "trin" part.
In the original song, a bell is actually rung at "trin" part.
You will hear this bell.
Do you ring the bell while you play?
No, we don't.
Here is a video from a certain concert.
This song, which depicts a busy office,
has a part called "typewriter" in the score.
Typing and timing of the bell are instructed.
What's this?
I just thought of the rhythm.
If I can do this, I want to eat with this.
My mother started to misunderstand and said, "Are you doing a lot of things?"
So she told me to narrow it down to one.
The third day.
From today, Miyazon will tour the cooling enhanced accommodation in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture.
It's a good morning.
It's nice.
Good morning.
You didn't sleep well, did you?
I did.
Did you answer properly?
I didn't answer anything.
Miyazon is having breakfast.
Baby castella.
Cossacks and Cossack gabott.
Morse code.
There are a lot of Cossacks.
Thank you for it.
Gabott.
He spends his days like this.
Give me some water.
First of all, piano practice.
Graham's composition "Hungarian Opera" made in Hungary.
I've never heard of it.
Miyazon didn't listen to it at all.
After all, piano is difficult, isn't it?
If it's a song I know, I can play it.
Because I know it.
I can't play a song I don't know.
Because I don't know it.
Can you improvise a song you know?
A song of a big record shop.
A song of a discount shop.
That's amazing.
He only has songs he can't play.
You made a mistake.
I made a mistake.
If you play it in Japan, you'll meet him.
This is no good.
What did you play?
Usseewa
By the way, why did you say it's Hanamatsu this time?
Yamaha, Kawai, and Roland...
It's a place where a lot of instrument makers gather.
It's called "the city of instruments" or "the city of music".
For example, here in the museum of instruments,
there are various instruments from all over the world displayed.
If you go all the way there, it's like a shower.
It's like a shower.
On the other hand, this is the science museum.
This is Ue-chan, who is doing a science show.
Is there something like "Let's Ue-chan"?
Do you want to do something?
Don't aim for the bottom.
If you aim for it...
Ue-chan!
The origin of music.
Let's learn about sound.
This is a performance where you see sound with your eyes.
It's like a wave.
Let's go this way.
In fact, sound is a wave.
Sound is born when the air vibrates like a wave.
This is a little small.
It's for Uniazon.
Ta-dah!
It's a big version of a head vocal.
Don't make a loud voice.
More!
The wave doesn't vibrate at all.
Ue-chan will try it.
Not at all.
Ue-chan!
Don't do it.
Ue-chan, such a loud voice...
It's pretty loud, isn't it?
It's pretty loud.
I don't think you can do it like that.
Next is an experiment about sound resonance.
Put an aluminum foil on the bottle's mouth.
Don't move anything else.
Just drop one thing you aimed for.
I want to drop this.
That's impossible!
I'll drop only this.
The vibration of air coming out of the bottle is transmitted only to the bottle of the same shape.
It's floating.
It's close.
It's not like it's close.
I dropped two bottles.
It's not good to drop two bottles.
Don't aim for the bottom!
It's too much!
Day four.
We should learn from composers we're not familiar with.
I'm sorry, but I don't know this person in particular.
I don't know how he keeps his glasses on.
Philip Souza.
"Washington Post" is a famous American newspaper.
Since it was composed for the award ceremony of that work contest, it has a newspaper's name on it.
If you put on your glasses, you'll look like you're about to fall.
You don't like putting on your glasses, do you?
Richard Strauss.
Richard Strauss, yes.
"Sarastra" talked like this.
This song is famous as the opening song of the movie "Journey to Space" in 2001.
He talked like this.
I see.
It's hard to explain.
Now, let's take a look at "that" and "this" that Miyazon performed in Shizuoka with his famous song.
"Funiculi Funicula" and "Temomicha" composed by Luigi Denza.
It's a song written for the promotion of Italian mountaineering.
It's said to be the world's best commercial song.
What's this?
It's a cute one.
Anderson's song "Typewriter" and "Hamamatsu Gyoza"
Looks good.
While covering their faces, they remember when to ring the bell.
It's in my head, but I can't remember how to make gyoza.
The first one who remembered it was her husband, Kondo-san.
The timing of covering their faces and covering their faces is perfect.
I don't remember when to ring the bell.
He composed "Angeles", "Fire Runner" and "Motor Paraglider".
Mt. Fuji is beautiful!
Based on a true story of the Paralympics,
he won the Academy Award for Composition in 1982 for his movie theme song.
So, Mr. Yamamoto-san, you are a great person, aren't you?
No, I'm not that great at all.
I've heard rumors about you, but "Motor Paraglider" is this, right?
Yes.
You can ride this and get close to Mt. Fuji, which you can't see over there,
and shoot a movie or something and come back.
You are a great person, aren't you?
Yes, I am.
Mr. Yamamoto Naohiro.
He is a cameraman who specializes in aerial photography using "Motor Paraglider".
He is a great person who is trying to shoot aerial photography of the world's seventh largest continent.
I've been shooting Mt. Fuji many times, but I've never gone as far as Mt. Fuji.
It's a place where you can choose dangerous conditions.
Well, see you later!
Mr. Yamamoto takes off!
I've just finished shooting "Motor Paraglider" at Mt. Fuji.
Today, I'm not in good condition, so I think I can go further.
And it's an hour and a half to keep flying.
Amazing, Fuji-san!
I can see the cape!
- Wow! - I can even see the worn out tires!
Amazing!
You can only get this kind of thing in Montana!
Wow!
Fuji-san, you know,
Yamamoto-san's price tag is also amazing.
- That's right. - I think he's a great musician now.
- I think so, too. - It's awesome!
That's...
You really say that, don't you?
All right!
When I hear Fuji-san's price tag, I'm like, "What's wrong with people?"
It makes me want to talk to him.
The day before his graduation exam...
- This is bad. - Oh, my.
- Be honest with me. - Yes?
- I don't want to say this. - Yes?
I can't do it.
- I'm a teacher. - Are you sure?
- Yes. - It's 22%.
For the last day...
He uses all kinds of means to get information into his head.
I have clothes.
First of all, his father, Haydon's composer, the clock.
I say, "I bought it."
- Yes. - Can you say, "What did you buy?"
- That's how you remember it. - I bought it!
- What did you buy? - Haydon's clock!
Oh...
I don't want to remember it like that.
A war movie released in 1979...
He used hellish hearing ability...
To compose Wagner's "Waltz of the Valkyries."
I don't know what "waltz of the valkyries" is...
But it's Mr. Waltz of the valkyries.
I know Wagner's story. I know Wagner's story. I know that story.
But there are other stories.
Next, let's listen to "waltz of the valkyries."
- "Waltz of the valkyries"? - Yes.
I don't know the correct answer anymore.
I just need to get it into my head.
It was also the origin of the name of the song...
Unusual five-second jazz...
Deathmond's composition, "Take Five."
Unusual five-second jazz...
It's hard to decide. It's "Take Five."
El Nandes' representative song, "El Cumbancero," composed by El Trico.
I remembered the name as "Hicky Lunandes."
Now, it's time for the graduation exam.
Miyazon has given you 50 questions, but due to time constraints, you'll have to skip them.
If you answer the composer's name and song title and can play the piano, you pass.
Go for it!
Question one.
Now, it's time for the graduation exam.
Miyazon has given you 50 questions, but due to time constraints, you'll have to skip them.
If you answer the composer's name and song title and can play the piano, you pass.
Go for it!
Question one.
Hmm?
Bizet's "Kageki" by Carmen.
Wrong!
Huh?
That was close! It's safe, right?
Scary!
That was close!
It's okay.
The first one was really bad.
Bizet's "Kageki" by Carmen.
"The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin
Wow, that was another close one!
From the second question, the answers are being added one by one.
"The Entertainer" by Scott Joplin.
André Lloyd Webber's "Opera" is one of his favorite songs.
"Washington Post" by Sousa.
"Humoresque" by Doboldark.
Beethoven's "Hisso, Sonata", second movement.
Mozart's "Tragedy", "Figaro's Marriage", "Fish Song".
Hernandez's "El Cumbancero".
Ponchieri's "Time Dance".
Benio Morricone's "New Cinema Paradise".
Henry Mancini's "Kozou no Koushin".
Richard Rogers' "Watashi no Okiniri".
Yes, this song has been famous since Kyoto, but it was originally an introduction song of "Sound of Music", a musical film.
It is a song that encourages children who are afraid of thunder to line up their favorite things.
I'm glad.
No, this is not my favorite at all.
Elmer Bernstein's "Daidassou Machi".
Grieg's "Morning" from the first song of "Peer Gynt".
Oh, I know, I know.
As for Grieg, it is said that he had a favorite item, and it was a frog doll.
At concerts, he always put it in his pocket and held it to relax his tension.
Today, I also have a frog doll in my pocket.
Ferdi's "Icari no Hi" from "Requiem".
Yes, it is a song that encourages children who are afraid of thunder to line up their favorite things.
With Glenn Miller's "Moonlight Serenade".
Friedrich Händelton's "Mio, the Hero Returns".
This song, which is famous for being the standard for award ceremonies,
was composed in 1745 to praise the British royalists who had won the Great Battle of England.
Grant Twist's "Dream of Love".
- All of them are familiar. - Yes, they are.
Chaykovsky's "Serenade for Strings" is my number one choice.
Why did you put this in?
Ue-chan...
Luigi Denza's "Funiculi, Funicula"
He's dancing.
Three questions left.
From mendeleszone...
Violin competition...
Public...
Violin com...
No, but violin com...
Um, competition, right?
Violin competition song.
Yes, please.
Correct!
A song played by an orchestra and a soloist is a competition song.
Two more questions!
Anderson-san, please play "Typewriter", "Bell".
And the last song is by Elgar, who is said to be Britain's second nation.
"Typewriter", "Bell".
Is this going to make you cry?
It's a nice song, isn't it?
Yes, it's a great music song!
What does music mean to you?
It's one of the five senses.
And you should really enjoy it.
It means "are you using it?"
Can you say it again?
What does it mean? I don't know.
That's all! We learned 50 world-famous songs by Biazon!
It's amazing that he mastered them all.
It's hard just to remember them, but it's amazing that he can play them.
And the names are weird, too.
"Seventh" and "Eighth"...
"Student" and "Public" and "Advisory" and so on...
Even if you tell me to read it, I probably can't.
There are many YouTubers around the world who shoot and upload funny videos.
This project aims to make people around the world laugh by shooting and uploading videos with them.
Why?
YouTube.
Hello! We're in Nakano Prefecture!
We're in a tea garden in Nakano Prefecture and we're enjoying what we've been addicted to lately!
What do you mean?
Mako and Kou are roasting tea leaves and are finally addicted to tea leaves.
It's my first time.
The tea smells really good.
Everyone in the studio probably doesn't know.
Only honest people will enjoy it.
Honest adults.
This time, we will travel with honest Nakaoka.
First, Mouth Balance Tower.
With a board in your mouth, you will challenge the Balance Tower.
If you don't spill 10 cups of water, you will get a high-grade tea leaf.
I'm happy.
Nakaoka, Mouth Balance Tower.
Here we go.
First, put the board in your mouth and pour water into the cup.
Nakaoka.
Nakaoka is not good at putting foreign objects in his mouth.
I shouldn't do it like this.
I shouldn't do it.
I shouldn't even touch it.
I didn't know it would be like this.
I'm sorry.
Challenge again!
First, put the board in your mouth and pour water into the cup.
I don't know what it is, but what's with this smile?
I'm getting pissed off.
I want to forget about it.
I want to spit it out as soon as possible.
The moment you put it in your mouth, spit it out.
Nakaoka, Speed Challenge.
Start when you put water in your mouth.
Here you go, Nakaoka.
- Wow. - Wow.
- You're a genius.
- Wow. - Wow.
- You're amazing. - Wow.
- He has half a bowl left. - Go for it!
- Wow.
He can't get enough of it.
- Wow. - Wow.
- Go for it! - Right?
Huh?
- Wow. - Wow.
This is so good.
Next up is the "Story Harmony Challenge".
Use a cassette or smartphone
and record harmony parts in advance.
When you replay
- three, two, one... - three, two, one...
(Harmony part recording)
That's good. I'm looking forward to it.
Is there a song you want to sing?
"Ghostbusters".
The song request is "Story",
a famous song of "Ghostbusters".
- Wow. - Wow.
Use the original song as reference
and record four harmony parts.
(Harmony part recording)
This rude vocal is terrible.
How much is the level different from the original?
Please listen to "Hospital Playlist" from now on.
(Harmony part recording)
What kind of movie is this?
I don't know.
I can't hear you.
24 hours on TV.
"Hitteq Choir Club" participates.
It's a live choir in the stage of "Hospital Playlist".
They will decide the song they will sing.
"Gohenrian" is easy.
It's difficult.
"Usseewa" is easy.
Usseewa
"Natajima Miyuki"'s "Jidai" was very cool.
What kind of chorus will it be?
Next is "World's Greatest Move Video".
Put a tennis ball on the racket.
Rotate it and catch it.
I did it.
And it's over.
Or not?
Rotate the tennis ball.
If you can catch all 10 balls, you succeed.
I'll do it.
Do your best.
As soon as you toss it, the ball is scattered.
Now you can't rotate the racket.
More than anything, concentration is important in this challenge.
This is hard.
However, making Nakaoka's heart flutter is...
Ouch, it hurts.
Is it okay if I play a little?
I'm curious.
I was wondering if I should play a little.
I'm curious.
It's a fake tennis ball.
The line is jittery.
The tennis ball is two and a hundred yen worth of white stuff.
And this is a pick-up bottle.
What is this?
I'm just picking it up.
I don't have any money.
Besides...
I'm curious about something.
What is he doing?
The lady is looking for something all the time.
It's a buzzer.
It's a dead bug.
- He's pointing at it all the time. - He keeps pointing at it.
That's right. There's a dead bug right here.
I said that, didn't I?
I said it, didn't I?
- But you're not getting it. - But you're not getting it.
Ouch.
For the sake of a dead bug.
Alright, I'm going to concentrate.
Nakaoka's concentrating.
Concentration.
Then...
- He did it! - Wow!
- Great catch! - Wow!
- He did it! - Wow!
- Ten balls are neatly placed in the air. - Wow!
- It's getting bigger and bigger. - Wow!
- It takes three hours to challenge. - Wow!
- Now, Makaoka is also refreshed. - Wow!
- Three hours. - Wow!
- Wow!
- That refreshing feeling...
I can't stop it!
A few times ago, I told you that there might be bugs, didn't I?
I told you, and I wondered if you would clean up, but you didn't clean up at all.
While you were doing it, you said, "Why don't you clean up?"
It doesn't matter to me!
And you've been looking for it around the corner.
It's pretty common, isn't it?
"No, I'm doing it." There's no reason for it.
I took out about a hundred bath towels.
I took out about a hundred magic bags.
Next up is an action video using a railroad.
Two people will go up and down in a row and turn around in a row.
- I'm nervous. - Who will challenge with them?
- Hello! - Hello!
The macho American, Grayson!
- Grayson? - Grayson?
- Wow! - Wow!
- Grayson! - Wow!
- What is this? - What is this?
- Really? - Go on, go on, go on, okay?
- What? - No, no, it's amazing!
It's more amazing than I expected!
- If they get ten points, they pass. - I see.
Nakaoka is waiting upside down.
And Grayson is over there.
- No, no, no, no. - No, no, no, no.
- Hey, stop, stop! - What's wrong?
Grayson's penis is sticking out of his face.
Is that what it was like?
Nakaoka can't support his own weight.
It's hard to make a posture in the first place.
The more they do it, the more they waste their energy.
They bet everything on one shot.
OK.
OK, it's in.
It's in, it's in.
One, two...
OK!
Now...
With this...
OK!
Great!
Great, Grey!
Awesome!
No...
OK!
Oh...
Oh...!
Great!
You're amazing!
Wow...
Dude...
Oh...
You're amazing!
Yes!
Oh...
Yes!
Ah...
Now Grey is at his limit!
Will he be able to do a one last rope?
Oh...
OK!
I don't want to die!
He somehow made it 10 times!
Are you okay?
You're amazing.
I think one-third of my blood vessels are cut off.
Realistic Reveal 1.9
Handsome Model Entertainer Gavin's Volunteer Trip Part 2
I'm adding one egg at a time.
Helptail's culture science fund in Yakushima Prefecture, Fukushima Prefecture.
Then smash a bamboo in Kumamoto Prefecture.
How do you feel?
Practice imitation.
Hot-tempered DJ.
And sheeps begging for milk.
Next up, the world's-popular video.
With the wind of the grower, they separate the puddles of water and proceed so as not to get wet.
I'll show you a smart side of Nakaoka.
So I'll make it into a story.
Like a drama?
Yes.
So we took advantage of this martial arts facility and made it into a drama.
I don't know if it's because of the sudden order, but there's one sexy woman and one subordinate.
I have no idea about the concept.
Please watch the finished work.
It was an easy win today.
Huh?
It's noisy outside.
Boss!
Boss Mikoto!
Let's go!
What's up?
In front of my car...
It's a hot ankake bowl of water!
Boss, please use this.
He's aiming for the car with his hot ankake.
Let's go!
The hot ankake is already very hot.
It's really hot.
I thought it would definitely get cold.
It's really hot.
Boss, can you do it this time?
(audience laughing)
I'll take it off.
(audience laughing)
(speaking in foreign language)
(audience laughing)
(speaking in foreign language)
(audience laughing)
Come on!
I'll sit down for a second.
I'll commit suicide.
The last one is a competition that we also challenged in Kawaguchi Prefecture.
Barefooting.
You grab a bar you set up on your boat and run on the water.
This time, it's even greater.
You run on the water like a pony.
The one who will teach us is...
Thank you for teaching us.
Mr. Chigitasa, who helped us with wake surfing last year.
First of all, standing up practice.
First, you grab a bar and straighten up.
When you get faster, put your feet forward and stand up.
Let's do it!
Akoko also challenges.
Can she stand up?
It's hard to stand up.
I have a big problem.
What is it?
It hurts like hell.
I can't stand up, so I turn sideways.
But it hurts like hell.
That's the point.
You have to start training and stand up.
I can't stand that pain.
It hurts, doesn't it?
Yes, it does.
I want to know.
I'm surprised.
It's harder than it looks.
To support the whole body with force and stability,
the load is enormous.
It hurts like hell.
Are you okay?
I can't stand up!
With only a few practices,
he can't stand up anymore.
I can't do it anymore.
I did it for a few days.
About one week.
No way!
Kaketa, who will debut as a director, is anxious about this situation.
When I say "Kaketa",
I feel like I'm giving up.
When I say "I'm giving up",
I feel like I'm giving up.
It doesn't feel good.
Kaketa is doing his best to do something.
In the end, I want you to wear only this.
What? Is this polyurethane?
Ponyo goes with full power.
Ponyo goes.
Ponyo, I like you.
In order to reduce the burden on his arms,
Ponyo starts on the bar.
From above the bar.
Ponyo, run.
Is he able to do it?
He is just riding the bar.
Is he still trying to run?
Run, run, Ponyo.
Run, run.
Take your feet off the brakes.
Pull the brakes for him.
Go, go!
I can't catch up with him.
Have more stamina!
Runepads!
Run!
Take your feet off the brakes!
Run!
The Numbers Dunoning reported by ZX conquered Ponyo's neck and arm.
(laughs)
I can't get my feet forward!
(laughs)
I love fish!
(laughs)
I love meat!
(laughs)
I hate the sea!
(laughs)
I love meat!
(laughs)
I love kaguchi-ko!
(laughs)
I hate it!
(laughs)
That's it for Roch's song "future blue"!
(applause)
Mr. Uchimura is amazing!
I can't believe I was able to do that.
But I couldn't do that funny thing.
(laughs)
I couldn't do that funny thing.
Director Kaketa has been with me since I was an AD.
He was very strict with me.
Run, run, Ponyo!
Run!
Red!
Run!
There was something like that.
There was?
For example, when I went on location in Cannes,
on the first day, Michael Jackson was playing at the venue,
and I was dancing like this, and he came up and said, "Oh, you're dancing."
There was something like that!
Early August, emergency recruitment of first-class members.
Good morning.
Huh?
Good morning.
What is it?
I have an important announcement for you all today.
What is it?
Scary! Scary! Scary!
I don't like it!
First of all...
Yes?
Regular members are getting too old.
That's right!
You don't have to worry about it!
There's nothing we can do about it!
If Daisuke-san is 50 years old, then 50-year-olds are the oldest!
No way!
40 years?!
No way!
It's only three years from now, and it's complete history!
No way!
It's only three years from now.
First of all, this is a very important issue!
That's right!
And next...
Summer has come again!
Huh?
Summer?
Huh?!
Summer?!
Huh?! 24-hour marathon?!
Huh?!
That's impossible!
Everyone will have a bomb!
But in this situation, three people have already run!
Hey!
Then, I will announce it!
What is it?
On this journey...
Congratulations on your sister!
Everyone, thank you for coming!
How many months has it been?
It's been about 6 months now.
It's stable.
You're a mother!
I thought you'd be a mother.
I'm moved.
I'm about to cry.
My sister is a mother.
That's amazing.
I'm glad.
Thank you very much.
I can't do that.
So I'm thinking of doing a Japan tour with other members.
I see.
Who do you want to see on the Japan tour?
Daisuke always does Matsuri.
I'd like to see it.
But I've been doing Miyaga Exploration Team for two years now.
If there are only three of me, I don't know what I'm doing.
Are you refusing?
No, I'm not.
I'm doing it.
I'll do my best.
Thank you very much.