AISubs v3.7
This time, we'll start with kanji obtained at Tokyo University.
What?!
That's a high level of kanji!
Well, Todai's kanji isn't that difficult.
No, no, it's not!
It's not difficult at all!
That's what Todai's people say.
First, we'll start with Todai's kanji obtained at Tokyo University.
Today's question is for Todai, Fuji TV announcer Kyoko Sasaki.
Write down Kuran's kanji.
"Tannaru nagusame" (simple consolation)
If it's Todai's level, it should be fine.
It's a matter of course!
Let's see...
This one!
Okay!
As expected!
Today's question is for Todai, former mayor of Akashi, Fusaho Izumi.
Write down Kuran's kanji.
"kakujitsu ni obiakasareru" (definitely threatened)
"obiakasu" (threaten)
This one...
What will it be?!
This one!
Brotherly graduation. A question for Tatsumi and Takuro.
Write down the kanji for "空乱" (emptiness)
"空乱" (emptiness) is clouded by prejudice.
It's a matter of course!
I don't know if I should write down the kanji...
This one?!
What will it be?!
The answer is... "ask for it"
Correct!
As expected of you!
This kind of pressure is amazing!
Brotherly graduation.
A question for former Governor of Miyazaki Prefecture, Hideo Higashikokubaru.
Write down the kanji for "空乱" (emptiness)
"emptiness" is clouded by anxiety.
Write it down! Write it down! I use it a lot!
What will it be? Here is the correct answer!
Correct!
Waseda University graduate Haruka Minowa has a question for her.
Go for it!
Write down the kanji for "kuran" (Kuran)
You can do it!
"Unagashi" (lure) growth.
I'll write it down.
"Unagashi" (lure)
You can write it down.
Is it correct?
What will it be? Here is the correct answer!
"Keio-odai-sotsu", a question for Fukawa Ryo-san.
Write down the kanji for "kuuran".
Those who are good at it will pass.
This is quite difficult.
Here is the correct answer!
"Keio-odai-sotsu", a question for Konno Misako-san.
Write down the kanji for "kuuran".
If you can think of a way...
Here is the correct answer!
It's wrong?
It's wrong!
It's correct!
It's understandable, but it's wrong.
Here is the correct answer!
Yes, "kougi-no-kou".
I see.
"Aogaku-sotsu", a question for Okada Sayaka-san.
Write down the kanji for "kuuran".
Accumulate knowledge.
Have you been accumulating it?
That's fast!
What will it be? Here is the answer!
It's correct!
It's great!
Only Konno-san couldn't do it.
But, Sensei, it seems like I'm the only one who failed.
That's right.
Please don't say "that's right".
No, it's not like that.
Tonight's "NEPRING COLLABORATION".
"Kougaku-reki Yuto-sei" No. 1 Deciding Match!
"Eastern's highest level of intelligence", Tokyo University.
"West's highest level of intelligence", Kyoto University.
"Japan's representative history university", Waseda University.
And, Keio University.
"Traditional English education", Aoyama Gakuin University.
The eight students who are highly educated will decide who is number one in social and English issues.
The second hour will be about social knowledge which is essential for excellence.
"If you are Japanese, you should know about it" Shrine Buddhism Survival Test
This test is to ask questions about social issues about Shrine Buddhism which Japanese should know about.
I don't know about Shrine Buddhism.
However, if you make even one mistake, you will be eliminated immediately.
Only the correct answers will move on to the next question.
This is Survival System.
If you get 5 points for each correct answer and 10 correct answers, you will get 50 points.
Now, we will ask you to challenge questions about Shrine Buddhism.
If you make even one mistake, you will be eliminated immediately.
Konno-san, if you can answer these questions correctly, you will be able to turn things around.
I got it.
Good luck, everyone.
Here is the first question.
General Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first general of Edo Shogunate, is worshipped as God.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the world heritage registration.
It is a shrine that represents Japan.
What is it?
Among the Japanese Shogunate generals, Sanzaru is especially famous for his sculpture.
Yes, he is famous.
What are the three teachings that each of them represent?
Teachings?
Please write it down.
Please write down the three teachings.
Teachings? Teachings?
One, two, three.
- Elementary school students know it. - Elementary school students know it.
You can tell just by looking at it. It's written there.
People in Kanto, even during school trips...
- They go there a lot. - They go there a lot.
It's only when you hear it for the first time that you know what it is.
Okay, then.
The answer is...
Okay. "A river with water, rocks and trees" (Mizuaru Iwazaru Kikazaru Gawa)
It's close.
Now, what will it be? The answer is...
The answer is...
"A river with water, rocks and trees" (Mizuaru Iwazaru Kikazaru Gawa)
- Okay, everyone got it right! - Everyone got it right!
In "Nikko Toushugu",
there are eight sculptures depicting human life in the shape of monkeys.
From birth to becoming a parent,
they are depicted as a total of sixteen monkeys.
"Water, rocks, and trees are decorated" (Mizuaru Iwazaru Kikazaru Gawa)
is one of them.
As it depicts human life in the shape of monkeys,
it means that children should not be made to see, say, or hear bad things,
but should only absorb good things and grow up honestly.
Even if it says "See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil"
we didn't know what it meant.
- That's right. - That's true.
Next is a popular power spot,
which is the question about that famous Buddha.
Ororo
This is a big one.
This one.
In Ibaraki Prefecture,
what is the name of this big Buddha in Japan?
Please stay here.
- Many people leave and can't stay until the end. - That's true. It's embarrassing.
- I'm counting on you. - Yes.
Now, let's see everyone's answers. Open!
Yes, Ushiku Building. Is it correct, everyone?
The correct answer is...
Ushiku Building!
In 1993, Ushiku City, Ibaraki Prefecture built this building.
The total length of this building is 120 meters!
It is the world's largest cathedral-shaped statue!
It is also registered in the Guinness World Records!
By the way, the second highest building in Japan is Sendai Daikannon in Miyagi Prefecture, and its height is 100 meters!
The third is Tentoku Daikannon in Hokkaido, and its height is 88 meters!
The famous Nara Buddha, which is also mentioned in textbooks, is about 15 meters high!
All right! All right!
Well, of course you can take this part.
Next is kanji questions about shrines and Buddha statues.
What's this?
Is it sake?
What do you call this kanji, which represents sake offered to God? Write it in three letters.
You know this much, don't you?
What's this?
If you go to Hatsumode, you'll drink this, won't you?
What?
Everyone's answer is open!
Omiki!
That's right, everyone.
What is it? Here is the answer!
The answer is...
Omiki!
It's an omiki that you drink at weddings and such.
It's originally a sake that you offer to God at funerals and such.
It's called "omiki" because it's a sake that God's spiritual power hosted for you.
Everyone's answer is correct!
That's amazing!
Originally, there is an old reading of the word "sake".
There is an expression called "ki".
There is a persuasive word "on" with respect for that "ki".
Let's look at it there.
First of all, the word "miki" was used a long time ago.
In addition, in order to add a sense of respect, another word was added.
The middle "ji" is offered to God, so "ji" has been changed.
I didn't know that!
Next is a question about the shrine where many students visit every year.
There are about 10,000 shrines in Japan.
They are the main shrines of Tenmangu.
Dazaifu Tenmangu in Fukuoka Prefecture.
It's a shrine where about 10 million worshippers visit every year, starting with students.
Who is enshrined in Dazaifu Tenmangu?
It's amazing! Everyone wrote it!
Everyone is amazing!
Isn't it high-level this time?
Didn't it progress at this pace when it was "mama special"?
I had the image that there were people who had already been eliminated.
But this time, everyone is still here.
Who is it?
Let's see the answers!
Sugawara-no-michizane, Sugawara-no-michizane, yes.
Oh, only Fukawa-san? Fujiwara-no-michizane.
Oh, what will it be? Here is the answer!
The answer is...
Sugawara no Michizane.
That's right.
Mr. Fukkawa, you are correct!
Wow!
Michizane, who had been interested in academics since childhood,
has demonstrated his immense courage as a scholar and a politician.
He even went up to the Prime Minister,
but he was suspected of treason and sentenced to death by Dazaif.
Even in such unfortunate circumstances,
Michizane, who continued to pray for the peace of the country,
is regarded as "the god of academics".
Many students visit Sappai because of his role in praying for passing exams.
Mr. Fukkawa, you are doing it!
I am doing it!
Well, Mr. Fukkawa, this is a little off-topic.
But, Tsuru-kun, as expected of you from all over the world!
You are excellent!
As expected of you!
I will run away!
You look like him!
That's right!
Am I the only one who can't move forward?
You are not the only one.
I'm not the only one.
You are the only one.
Can I switch places with you, Mr. Fukkawa?
Let's not say that.
It will really happen.
Next is a question about a shrine with everyone's familiar emblem.
The main shrine of Kumano Shrine, which has more than 4,700 shrines nationwide,
Kumano Hongu Taisha.
It's in Okayama.
The path leading to Kumano Hongu Taisha is called "Kumano Kodo" and is also registered as a world heritage site.
In the vicinity of Kumano Hongu Taisha,
there are a lot of birds with three legs.
Mr. Fukkawa is raising his spirits.
The name of the bird with three legs, which is also the origin of the soccer Japan representative emblem, is...
Isn't this a service problem?
Can you say something deep?
If a person who does nuts like me says it,
I'll beat you up first.
And,
all of you idiots are correct!
When a Japanese representative is active, people are like "what's that in his chest?"
and get attention.
I don't know.
Answer, open!
Crow!
Crocodile glass!
Yata glass!
Yata glass, yata glass...
Crow steng!
I thought it sounded like a crow,
but I thought it would be different if it was just a crow,
so I added something I know.
The answer is...
Yata glass!
When Emperor Jinmu, who unified Japan, got lost in Kumano's mountains,
Yata glass led him to Kashihara in Yamato.
It is believed to be a god of guidance.
Katsumi-san, Okada-san, Higashi-topo-san,
Konno-san is correct!
Wow!
Yata glass!
As expected!
Hey, you two, please!
I wish I could say it, but I can't say it unless I remember it for a while.
And Izumi-san, too!
I'm sorry!
There are three "ashi" (legs) and it wasn't "hane" (wing)
I'm sorry!
It wasn't "hane" (wing)
How frustrating!
Surprisingly, three of them, including two of Tokyo University graduates, were eliminated!
As expected of Katsumi-san!
As expected of him!
It's calmed down a little, hasn't it?
Yes!
The beginning was really amazing!
Katsumi-san of Kyoto University,
Higashi-topo-san of Waseda University,
Konno-san of Keio University,
and Okada-san of Aoyama Gakuin University are left!
Will anyone survive until the last ten questions?
Next is a question from a shrine with the highest level of knowledge in Japan.
Among about 80,000 shrines in Japan,
Isejin-gu has been honored as a special shrine.
Isejin-gu has an area of about 1,200 Tokyo Domes.
In the vast area of Isejin-gu, there are 125 "gu-sha" such as Naiguu and Gekuu.
In general shrines, Isejin-gu doesn't have them.
Which one is it?
Well, there are four choices.
It means there is a reason for doing so, right?
Do we have to answer to Fuka-san who dropped out in this situation?
I'm sorry for imitating you.
It's not enough.
But there is a reason for it.
Yes, there is.
Gu-sha
All right, everyone.
I've written it down.
Everyone, open your answers!
What will it be? Here is the answer!
The answer is...
I'm counting on you!
There is no fortune-telling in Ise Jinguu since ancient times.
This is because there is no reason that Oise-mairi, which he longed for once in his life, should not be a large base,
and it was thought that there was no need to draw a fortune-telling.
So, everyone got it right!
Great!
That's great!
Here, Mr. Hayashi will explain how to worship Ise Jinguu, which he surprisingly doesn't know.
When you worship Ise Jinguu,
basically, you go from lower space to inner space.
The inner space is the right passageway, and the lower space is the left passageway.
I see.
There is a proper reason for this.
So, you go from lower space to inner space through a distance.
That's what "compassion" means.
I see.
You don't go close to him.
You approach him from a distance.
Next is a story from a world heritage site in Hiroshima Prefecture, which can also be counted as a Japanese heritage site.
On the Seto Inland Sea,
it is said that Miyajima itself was once considered a sacred place in ancient times.
The Itsukushima Shrine is lined up with Shaden Army at the venue.
It's in Hiroshima.
It is a tourist spot that represents Hiroshima Prefecture, which was registered as a world heritage site in 1908.
That's amazing!
Under the roof of such Itsukushima Shrine, there is a cavity, and about four tons of small stones are packed in it.
What is the reason for that?
Everyone, do you know?
It's seen like this.
Some people have a pen stuck.
You mentioned fortune-telling just now.
Fortune-telling in Itsukushima Shrine is characteristic and famous.
Is it?
First of all, there are many "kyo" (fortune-telling)
Is it?
Also, "taira" comes up.
"Taira"?
"Hei", "hei"
"Hei" is for peace?
Yes.
And "kikyo" (fortune-telling)
I don't know about it.
In general, it's hard to tell which one came up first.
Now, Obaka is...
Tsuruno is also correct!
- Wow! - All of them?
- Wow! - All of them are correct?
- All of them are correct! - Wow!
There's no way Abe Hiroshi, who says go to the lighthouse, is wrong.
- That's what he's saying. - That's right.
Now, everyone's answers. Open!
Open!
Heavy.
So that it doesn't float by buoyancy from the sea.
Heavy and stable.
So that it can withstand wind and waves.
Now, what is it?
The correct answer is...
To make a tree stable by its weight.
- Wow! - Wow!
Actually, that big tree isn't buried.
It stands only by the weight of the tree itself.
When it's full of salt and the pillar gets wet in the sea,
there is a risk of it falling down due to waves and wind.
I see.
So, by putting a stone in the cavity under the roof and making the pillar heavier,
even if the sea water rises, it can be firmly stabilized.
For your reference, this big tree is about 16 meters high.
It's about one meter higher than the big tree in Tokyo University.
- Really? - It's quite high.
As the biggest tree in Japan,
and it has become one of the important cultural assets of the country.
And what we see now is the ninth tree since the Heian period.
Next is a tree from Ano-tera, which represents Kyoto.
Kiyomizu-dera, which is registered as a world heritage site,
has a history of about 1,200 years.
Kiyomizu-no-butai-ya, which is also said to be the highest in Japanese architecture,
and the thirty towers of important cultural assets are located here and there.
This second gate of Kiyomizu-dera, which is the western gate of Kyoto,
is called "mekakushimon" because a building is just hidden by this second gate
of Kiyomizu-dera, which is also called "mekakushimon" because a building is just hidden by this second gate.
What is the building that is separated by the western gate of Kiyomizu-dera and the second gate of Kiyomizu- dera?
It's Kyoto, isn't it?
This may be a little advantageous for Mr. Tatsumi.
Because they are brothers.
Can I say it now?
Wait a minute! Mr. Tatsumi is relaxed.
I'm relaxed, so I'll say it myself.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
It's difficult.
Mr. Tatsumi got five.
Mr. Okada got Kyoto Tower.
Mr. Higashi Kokuburu got Kinkaku-ji.
Mr. Konno got Nijo Castle.
Now, what is the answer?
Here is the answer!
The answer is...
The emperor's residence, Gosho, used to be located about two kilometers west of Kyoto Gosho today, so it was never hidden in the shadows of Nioumon.
Is that so?
Since transferring its location to present-day Kyoto Gosho in 1331, Gosho has been hiding in Nioumon, so it has been called "eye cover gate" someday.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
I'll keep this one.
It's like a quiz show.
Quiz show.
This is a win.
I've seen this scene many times.
I'm so happy.
You three are eliminated.
And Tsuru, who was correct up to now, is also incorrect.
Now "Kiomizu-dera" has appeared.
What is "Kiomizu-dera" and its related proverb?
You three in the back.
"Jumping down from the stage of "Kiomizu-dera"
That's right.
It means "taking a big decision boldly".
It's about 12 meters high.
So it's equivalent to a four-story building.
Actually, in Edo period, many people jumped down from there.
But after that, it was banned in Meiji 5th year.
On the contrary, was it banned until Meiji 5th year?
Yes, "Kiomizu-dera" was banned.
From now on, only Tatsumi-san.
It's really big.
I'm so happy.
Next, from "Kiomizu-dera", which has a history of Kyoto, we will learn about rare gods.
"Kiomizu-dera" in Arashiyama, Kyoto.
In a historical temple that also appears in the book "Makura no Soushi", a book of sacred words,
a shrine "Dendengu" is built in its area.
What a cool name!
"Dendengu" was worshipped by gods of thunder since ancient times.
What is the rare god that has been worshipped since Showa 31?
It's a very difficult question.
It's very difficult.
Tatsumi-san seems to know something like this.
Maybe it's this.
Now, the answer is...
Open!
TV
God of radio waves
I see.
What is the answer?
Here is the answer!
The answer is...
"Electricity God"!
Wow!
It's been three years since TV broadcasts started in Japan.
It's been one year!
In 1931, when household goods spread rapidly...
I didn't know there was such a God!
"Dendengu", which worships electricity and radio waves, has been built.
Wow!
Every year, IT related people and electric industry employees come to worship.
This is correct!
Thank you very much!
I'll tell you a little about it.
How do you know?
You didn't know, did you?
It's my first time knowing.
It's been about three years since TV broadcasts started in Japan.
Wow!
It's amazing!
By the way, in the neighborhood...
As a representative of electricity and radio related workers...
Heinrich Hertz, who proved the existence of electromagnetic waves...
And Thomas Edison, the inventor, are on display.
In addition, there is such a rare amulet...
It's a micro sd card amulet.
Can you put data in it?
Yes, you can.
You can put it in your smartphone and use it.
There is a picture data of the amulet.
I want you to put it in a pdf file.
It's funny!
Next, we will visit a temple of world heritage drawn in the 10 yen effect.
A big temple famous for its 10 yen effect...
World Heritage Biodoy...
It's beautiful!
In that building, the first and second events took place...
What?
What did Minamoto no Yorimasa, a military officer of the Heian period...
Do for the first time as a military officer in a biodoy?
Do you know what I mean?
As a warrior.
As a warrior?
As a warrior.
With just one of those words...
I feel like I'm a graduate of Kyoto University.
That's right.
It's like you're attacking me logically.
But if you solve this ten-question question, it's the first time in the history of the show.
That's amazing.
How about it?
Then, the answer is...
Open!
Huh?
Exterminate a swan.
A swan is...
It's like you're attacking a monster or something like that.
I think it's something like that.
How about it?
The answer is...
Come on, swan master, come on!
Slander.
In 1180, Minamoto no Yorimasa made a mistake in judging the sunset.
He escaped to a labor camp and committed slander in a prison.
This is said to be the first ever slander as a warrior.
Is that so?
That's too bad for you, Tatsumi.
You're eliminated.
But it was great.
This mistake is also great.
It's said that Minamoto no Yorimasa made a mistake in judging the sunset, but there's a legend that he exterminated a swan.
Is that so?
There's a monster like that.
That's amazing.
At the end of the Heian period,
there's a legend that Minamoto no Yorimasa exterminated a monster called "swan" that troubled the emperor.
It's written in "Heikemonogatari".
You didn't write it carelessly.
Happy birthday.
Thank you.
Now, let's look at the current ranking.
Here it is!
Tatsumi is of course in first place.
Next is Okada!
Yay!
Okada is amazing!
I'm happy!
And Higashikokubaru is also in second place.
And Kono-sama is also in fourth place.
We did it!
We did well in the beginning, but we got it wrong in the end.
The three of you will be deciding, so you still have a chance.
If you make it to the top three, you can do it, so Fukawa-san, you still have a chance.
Please do your best!
In the next three hours, will they be able to cope with globalization as students?
Will they be able to answer questions from foreigners?
English conversation test!
In the first half of this year, Japanese and foreign travelers will update their past.
While it is expected that the number of foreigners visiting Japan will increase in the future,
this situation should also increase.
Hello, excuse me, could you take a picture of us?
This is difficult!
Picture?
It's fast!
Will they be able to cope with globalization as students?
The content of the test is...
Answering questions from foreigners in English!
If you can understand the content of the question, it's good, so 10 points!
If you can answer the question and receive it perfectly, it's excellent, so 20 points!
The one who will rate this is...
Hayashi-sensei's number one English teacher, Toshin High School's Mutoh Kazuya-sensei!
In fact, he has an incredible experience!
Nice to meet you!
It's a different level.
There was a test called CELTA.
People who speak English as their mother tongue gathered and competed for how to teach English in it.
It's an international test, right?
Yes, it is.
Not only did they pass the test, but they also ranked 5th!
That's right.
I don't think he's a pre-school teacher.
You're good at Japanese!
Thank you!
He's Japanese!
First, Okada-san from Aogaku, who puts effort in English education.
I'm nervous here! I don't like it!
That's right. When you think everyone is watching you...
Okada-san from Aogaku
Hello!
What's great about Japanese trains?
He asks "What's great about Japanese trains?"
Can you say "great" which means "huge" in Japanese?
What is Okada-san's answer?
We have many Japanese trains and you can transfer them very quickly.
So you can go everywhere you want to go for a short time.
So I think that is what's great.
Next!
This is excellent!
You're good!
You can speak a lot of Japanese!
So, Sensei, what did you think of this?
She asked "what's great about Japanese trains?"
And it's easy to access in many places.
And it's said that you can go quickly.
Okada-san answered "you can go everywhere you want to go for a short time."
And it's said that you can transfer them very quickly.
The result was excellent!
Next is Konno-san who is the ambassador of Japan for five years.
Excuse me?
Yes?
How do Japanese people spend their autumn holidays?
This is...
How do Japanese people spend their autumn holidays?
Can you hear the verb "spend"?
What is Konno-san's answer?
Most Japanese people love watching red and orange leaves.
It's very beautiful. I recommend you.
Please go to Kyoto.
This is excellent!
Awesome! Perfect!
"Autumn" is "autumn" and "leaves" is "leaves" but
"red", "orange", "leaves"
When you don't know, you can connect with words you know.
I think it's wonderful.
Wonderful!
Two people got 20 points in a row!
Moreover, Mr. Tatsumi is currently in the top!
We celebrate them.
Maybe...November...fifteenth?
And there?
Excellent!
Next, can Ms. Sasaki, a graduate of Tokyo University, answer?
We ourselves clean the dash into the garbage.
Excellent!
Great!
As expected of Ms. Sasaki!
However...
Susuru?
Nice choice!
Can you call a classicist?
Excellent!
The following three didn't become excellent.
And lastly...
Will former Governor of Miyazaki Prefecture, Mr. Higashi Kokubaru become excellent?
Excuse me?
How is the winner decided in sumo wrestling?
This is...
How is sumo wrestling decided in sumo wrestling?
The point is "decide".
Can you hear the word "decide"?
What is Mr. Higashi Kokubaru's answer?
My name is Hideo Higashi Kokubaru.
First of all.
I'm from Japan. In brief, it's Miyazaki. You know?
I don't know.
You don't know, do you?
One more, please?
It's bad.
Of course.
I think it's bad, too.
So, the finalists are...
Mr. Okada, Mr. Kondo, we see you a lot in quiz shows like this, but Mr. Okada!
It's like, "Don't underestimate science!"
The three of them will be competing for the first place in the history of science.
It's a quick quiz in the final round.
The person who gets three points will win.
If it's about science, it's obvious.
We'll tell you common sense questions about society and language.
So, first of all, Mr. Tatsumi, you're in second place.
Mr. Okada, how do you feel now?
I was very nervous, but now I'm nervous again.
Earlier, I was relaxing in the middle of it.
Yes, yes, yes.
You got a point, too.
Yes!
This is from scratch.
It's from scratch again.
But it's amazing that people in the final round always come back to life like this.
It's a very stable image, isn't it?
And Mr. Okada, you're in second place.
You're in second place. That's amazing.
If you win here, you'll be on top of the world.
But I'd like you to win here.
It'd be amazing if you beat your brothers.
If I beat my brothers, I'd be really proud.
And you, Ms. Konno.
Yes!
I knew you were smart, but it worked here, too.
As a pride of K.O., another K.O. wasn't enough.
I've done it so far, so I'll leave it to you.
I'll do my best!
All right, let's do it!
All right!
Here we go!
Question!
What is the name of this stranger?
All right, let's do it!
All right!
Here we go!
Question!
What is the name of this stranger?
Let's continue. Question!
What is this kanji called?
Tatsumi-san!
"Jibi-inkou-ka".
Don't say it!
The two veterans will get one point each.
I see. Please do your best!
Okada-san, I want you to get one point as soon as possible.
I can do it! I can do it! I can do it!
Let's continue! Question!
Do your best! Do your best! Do your best!
What is the name of this stranger?
Who is it? Is it Kotouge-san?
Ah!
Ah! She's fast!
Okada-san!
Shiki Masaoka!
Wow!
Amazing!
She's fast!
Kotouge-san couldn't get away from me for a moment.
But I managed to do it.
There are only two of you, aren't there?
Yes, there are only two of you.
Shiki Masaoka is the only one there.
Okada-san will get one point now!
I won't let you do it yet!
It's a good game!
I still don't know it.
Let's continue! Question!
What is the name of this kanji?
What is it?
Eh?
Konno-san!
Lancashire
I'm a little worried about my age, so I'm sensitive to this.
Great!
Lancashire
"Ken" is the same!
Konno-san has reached!
Oh, no! I will definitely answer!
Let's continue!
Question!
What is this kanji called?
Okado-san is fast!
Speed!
I see.
Yes.
Let's go up!
Here Konno-san and Okada-san reach together!
Will Patsumi-san have a big comeback?
Or will she win the championship next?
Who will win?
Let's go! Question!
Can you do it?
What is the name of this stranger?
Who is it?
I don't know.
Who is it?
Okada!
Wait a minute.
The name didn't come up.
If I had taken this...
I would have known it if it was in front of the TV.
Come to think of it, only one person was wrong at the beginning.
That's right!
The cup...
It was a strategy.
That's a great comeback.
Great!
Congratulations!
Kusanagi, an idiot, will try a picture conversation test that was awarded by the Academy of Fine Arts.
With that face...
That's not good. You shouldn't talk to him.
No, no, that's how it is.
That's how it is.
Excuse me, what do you recommend for sightseeing?
She is asking where is the recommended sightseeing spot in Japan.
Can you understand "recommend for" used when asking for advice?
What is Kusanagi's answer?
What do you recommend for sightseeing?
Recommend? Music?
- No. - No?
- There's a radio. - I don't know.
I'm surprised.
You can't say it out loud.
I couldn't tell him that he was wrong.
You couldn't tell him that.
I felt like I was running away.
- I didn't know at all. - You didn't know?
- This is bad. - Bad.
- This is bad. - It can't be helped.
"Recommend" means to recommend something.
In other words, what kind of tourist attractions do you recommend?
If I knew this, would I have answered?
You don't know how to communicate in the first place.
- Before English questions... - I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I was wrong.
In addition, Igari, who is good at Kanji, and Tsuru, who is actually a science major, will challenge the Kanji questions.
Questions for Tsuru and Takuya.
"Write the kanji for "kuran"."
Fish jump.
- This is also a "Today" question. - Is it also a "Today" question?
- Yes. - Is it also a "Today" question?
- Is it related to "Today"? - It's related to "Today."
- It's related to "Today."
- That's right. They say "Today" a lot.
That's right. If you think about the essence of the question, it's easy to answer.
- Have you seen that costume before? - Not really.
How about this one?
- That's great! - That's great!
- Next up is Igari. - Yes.
Questions for Igari and Soya.
"Write the kanji for "kuran"."
You make more than usual.
It's not that easy to make more than usual.
But stupid and ugly are hard to reach!
I'm not good at it!
What kind of response is that?
I started imitating Aze-san, so I was pretty bad at it.
But it would be nice if you could answer properly.
That's right.
The correct answer is...
It would be better for you to have a meeting with a technician.
Because you didn't catch up.
It's my turn, but no one took my turn.
That's the problem.
But the lighthouse problem is usually solved, isn't it?
The most interesting one.
Because Igari-kun was writing kanji in the replay, wasn't he?
That's right.
I've been saying it all the time, but can you stop overpressing me?
Next time on "Call Us, Professor Tanaka"
Awarded Mothers' No. 1 Decision Special Part 2!
Mothers representing the entertainment world are dedicated to deciding who will be awarded No. 1!
So, which of them will last the longest?
What will these useful goods be used for?
All right!
In addition, they will challenge the problem of not being able to enter Nankansho Junior High School!
Ah, wait!
In addition, they will challenge the problem of not being able to enter Nankansho Junior High School!
It's embarrassing!
Who will be the first to shine despite their superiority?
With this kind of pressure...
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Nice choice! Nice choice! Nice choice!