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The summer is hot.
There is a lot of motion in Japan.
So, the teacher I will call is...
The summer is hot.
A student is looking for emotional problems in a tourist attraction.
Can a student answer all questions about a student's problems?
Can we answer all questions correctly regarding stupid questions?
First of all...
Kamakura Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture.
The famous ocean of Shonan, which is also in the songs of Sazanall Stars.
The national treasure Kamakura Monument.
The famous Enoden, which is also a famous sacred place for popular anime.
This summer, tourist spots are busy with many people.
The one who came here is...
Hello, everyone!
Ms. Nigari and Mr. Yuchami.
They will explore popular spots with Professor Kazuto Hongo, who studies history of Kamakura at Tokyo University.
This time, we came to popular tourist spots in Kamakura, which is one and a half hour's drive from Tokyo.
However, there are a lot of people in the morning.
There are a lot of people in front of the station.
This is very popular.
Do you know when Kamakura became so busy and popular?
Since when?
This is Kamakura era.
Kamakura has flourished since the Yoritomo era.
Yoritomo.
That's not true.
Kamakura era was flourishing.
The population was about 100,000.
That's a big number.
At that time, it was as large as Kyoto.
But, Kamakura Bakufu was destroyed.
Oh.
Minamoto's friends opened Bakufu to Kamakura and the city flourished.
But, 1333, after the destruction...
It's getting more and more waterlogged.
It's so hard that you can't tell which one is hard.
Wow!
The Kanto area is completely flooded with water.
You're an idiot!
Then, why are there so many people here?
Actually, historical figures are welcome.
Historical figures?
Yes.
Who are they?
Here's a question!
A question!
Who is the super famous person who made Kamakura become a tourist attraction?
A. Tokugawa Ieyasu.
B. Mitokomon.
Teacher, is Mitokomon from Tokugawa family?
That's right.
Please stop. I want to know. It's just the beginning.
If you draw a blue one here, it will be different.
I will review it.
Who is the super famous person who created the trigger for the rebellion?
Super famous person.
I don't know anything about this.
Please open your answers.
You have clearly separated.
I'm happy.
This is a drama called MITOMITSUKUNI.
It is said that MITO is famous all over the country.
But I heard that he rarely goes on a trip.
I see.
I changed it to A because of that.
IGARI, please announce the correct answer.
The correct answer is...
It was B, originally.
YUTAKA was originally correct.
It's no good to come forward with your knowledge of Urooboi.
The reason why Kamakura became a tourist attraction was the Mito Port.
When we say Mito or Mitsukuni, we have the image of having visited various places.
But all of them are lies.
In the end, Mito and Tokyo that we visited back then,
and other places that we visited,
we only visited Kamakura.
He said he would build it with his own money.
In his era, citizens could not move around freely.
In the Edo period, for domestic security reasons and other purposes,
citizens were strictly restricted from moving around freely.
To pass the stone wall provided in various places, a pass type was required.
If it was broken, it would be charged with a heavy crime.
In that situation, the only way for the common people to move was...
To pray in temples and shrines.
That was OK.
So, Tokugawa Mitsukuni visited Kamakura and
Here is such a magnificent temple, such a magnificent shrine.
They introduced this.
That is here, Shinpen Kamakura Ashi.
Mito Komon carried his own feet and introduced Kamakura with a booklet and published it in 1685.
Wow!
Then, everyone uses that book as a guide book and says,
-"Let's go to Kamakura." -"Yes."
It's not far from Edo, right?
People come to Kamakura with the feeling of enjoying the journey.
It became popular.
When Mita Komon reviewed it, it became very good.
Mita Komon's review is amazing!
I thought so, too.
It's a shocking feeling.
But the reason why many people visit Kamakura has more than that.
So, from now on...
Kamakura Research Specialist Professor Konbo's Tutorial
With the original program, Kamakura Buzz Study...
Kamakura's Buzz Trip!
First of all, in the Kamakura era.
There is a place that created Kamakura.
Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, which became the origin of Kamakura Bakufu.
In 1063, it was saved as a guardian deity of the primitive world.
This is where Minamoto no Yoritomo, who opened Kamakura Shrine, valued most.
This is the shrine facing Tsurugaoka Hachimangu in Kamakura.
Minamoto no Yoritomo, who opened Kamakura Shrine, created this shrine, Dankazura.
It's a little high.
It's special because of the height.
I want you to notice it first.
A good question.
Why do you think it's high?
Was it a river in the past?
It's a very good place.
I've never used it like this.
He took it all, so I can't say it.
I thought you took it.
Originally, this area is wetland and water tends to accumulate,
so they piled stones and raised the slope to solidify the foot.
Do we have to start this from such a far place?
If it's a wetland, it's better to start it just before, right?
You said it's very far, but it's not.
No way!
Here's a question!
The actual distance between Tsurugaoka Hachimangu's third road, Dankazura, and the road itself is about 460 meters,
but why does it look longer than it is in reality?
Now, write it down for me.
This is quite unexpected.
Unexpected.
It's not simple.
It's amazing.
I feel like you're going to bring something.
I'm not bringing it.
You're going to steal it.
I'm not bringing it.
Now, everyone's answers are open!
There are many people whose roads are narrow.
As you go deeper, the shops are getting smaller.
Sure, the shops are always lined up like that.
The further you go, the smaller it looks.
What you're saying is a perspective.
How big is the shop in the back?
The back of the shop in the back?
It's a trick card.
It's small.
Let's see the stupid answer, SHIGI.
It's close to 80,000 yen.
The tree is smaller.
It's a trick card.
How big is the tree in the back?
I can't see anything while walking.
I'm tired.
The answer is...
Because you narrow the road gradually.
Tsukawa-san, Murakami-san, Okada-kun, Iwata-san, Motomura-san, Tsukawa-san, correct!
The reason why the road and the fence looked longer than in reality was because they used perspective guns.
By using a telescope, it shows you a distance.
I see.
So, the previous bird is 4.5 meters wide.
4.5 meters.
But, if you go a little further, it's 2.7 meters.
It's about 1.8 meters shorter.
It's really shorter than before.
It's not shorter at all.
It's totally different.
Why does it show you a distance, but is there any advantage?
When you are attacked by an enemy, there is a theory that the enemy will be confused.
And there is a theory that the god of Tsurugaoka Hachimanguu is great
so it is said that it is wanted to show that it is as far away as possible.
It looks simple and gorgeous.
Certainly.
The main shrine of Tsurugaoka Hachimanguu is located beyond such a shrine.
It is said to be useful for gambling, work, and for meditation and healing.
There are many people here.
There are many people.
There are shops as well.
Have you ever visited a shrine?
Yes, I have.
You have?
I like visiting shrines in autumn.
The scenery is beautiful. I love it.
When did this hachimangu start?
It's been a while since the Kamakura Bag was opened.
Is it earlier than the Kamakura Bag?
Yes, it is.
But when Yoritomo opened Kamakura Shrine,
he moved it here.
But it was in a different place in Kamakura.
Is it really stupid question?
I thought a shrine was a shrine.
Is a shrine a place? What is a shrine?
A shrine is actually...
She's out.
Here, we'll answer questions about three stupid villagers.
What is a shrine called Kamakura Shrine or Edo Shrine?
Answer in five seconds!
Like an age.
Fushime! Fushime! Fushime!
What is a shrine?
A shrine is actually a general's mansion.
Mansion?
Isn't a general's mansion a shrine?
No.
It's not.
I should have heard of it before.
But now, it's like a chief judge.
I see.
I will learn a lot.
What is this?
This is a dance floor.
Is this a dance floor?
What Igari found is a dance floor in front of the stone step leading to the main hall.
This is where you dance.
Do you use it now?
When do you use it?
I don't go up.
I use it when I know how to dance.
For what?
To offer up our lives to the Buddha.
Wow!
Such a maiden.
Underneath the stage,
there is a donation box.
Even people who cannot climb the stone steps
can visit this place.
Wow!
But, Sensei,
why is Kamakura called Kamakura in the first place?
Is that why?
I don't know.
I know.
Kamakura Bakufu was established.
Kamakura excavation was opened.
And later, we call it Kamakura.
Is that right, teacher?
No, it's the opposite.
It's completely different.
We made an excavation at Kamakura.
Kamakura first?
Kamakura was first.
It's embarrassing.
The origin of the name Kamakura is written in a book,
but its terrain...
East, west and north, there are many mountains around it, and it has a form like a furnace, so it is called a furnace.
And in the past, a tower meant a valley, and it has a form like a tower, so it is called a tower tower.
If you ask me about a capital, I have a strong image of Kyoto or Nara
You know, you can stand in Kyoto or Nara
But, from a noble city like that,
They wanted to build it far away
This is their secret
On the contrary?
Yes, yes
If the power of the noble is strong,
The power of the warrior cannot develop easily
I see
So, they dared to build it far away
There are two other reasons why Minamoto's friends established a shrine in Kamakura
The second reason is that it was the land of Yukari's ancestors
And
The third reason is...
Don't you know this?
It is said that one of the reasons why something was caught on the sandy beach of Kamakura is ...
What can we catch?
On the sandy beach?
I wonder what it is.
I hope you're right.
I hope so, too.
Now, let's see your answers!
Wow, they're pretty different!
They're all different!
Nakagawa-san wrote, shellfish!
I guess they used it for building reinforcement.
Yes, there is a wall with a shell.
Motomura-san, you too.
It's a beautiful, high-class decoration.
Yes.
Fukawa-san, you chose gold.
I don't know if it's a currency,
but I think gold was in demand in those days.
It's a place for the shrine to open.
I see.
If we could get the money first, I would have asked more.
It's an era where weapons are made a lot, so I think iron was also very necessary.
The correct answer is...
Because you can get the money first in the sea of Kamakura!
[PH] Yeah!
Just Beat!
Seriously?
Amazing!
One of the reasons why the shrine was opened in Kamakura was because it was possible to get iron from the beach.
Can you really get iron from the sea of Kamakura?
When Igari-kun rubbed the magnet against it...
Oh, it's true!
Oh, it's shaking in a creepy way!
There are many iron plates on the shirt.
This is amazing.
Why did they choose Kamakura where iron plates can be obtained?
Iron kings gather iron and make weapons.
You are a man of discipline.
Iron plates obtained in Kamakura can be used for weapons such as swords and bows.
It is said that they chose Kamakura's land by raining there.
I see.
An idiot's journey to find out why Kamakura went viral.
As you can see, Murakami's achievement so far is excellent.
Next, in 1685, when the city of Kamakura was destroyed and became a city of the lower reaches of the Kamakura, it attracted attention again.
The sales boom.
The most popular one is the spot introduced in the guide book of Mito Komon that we studied earlier.
Wow! It's huge!
The voice is huge. The object is also huge.
It's bigger than I thought.
One of the symbols of Kamakura, the Kamakura objects.
Kamakura Buddha is a high-ranking monk's Amidanio Rai statue.
The creator is unknown, but it was built in 1252 BC, during the Kamakura period.
During the Edo period, people praised it for its noble and beautiful appearance.
The size of Kamakura Monuments is 11.3 metres in length and 121 tonnes in weight.
By the way, how long is it when you stand on it?
It depends on the length of your legs, but I think it's about 24 metres in length.
That's amazing.
If my legs were as long as yours, they'd be huge.
You're shorter than I am.
I can't see anything when I stand on it.
It is said that they made it by dissolving money.
What a waste!
For that reason, the headquarter of Konryu was covered with gold leaf and was shining gold.
Gold!?
That name is...
Up until 800 years ago...
Oh, it's true!
Wow!
It's still there!
Wow!
It was gold!
Can I ask you something?
Yes, yes.
The bench looks very old, but has it been there for a long time?
I got hurt in a good place, but there are 56 benches made of stones.
56?
That's a lot.
It's rare.
It's quite rare.
It's rare and rare.
So it's not a bench, is it?
It's not.
What is it?
Here's a problem.
There are 56 big stones around Kamakura Buddha,
but they are not benches. What are they?
Can you guess?
Beautiful!
It's the sea!
Awesome!
Why does Emo-nen run with such a clear face and style?
I see.
[PH] I'm not even sure if I'm doing it correctly.
I'm doing it perfectly.
It's not a rule.
Everyone is sitting down.
They sit or sleep as they like.
If you know what I mean, you shouldn't sit.
That's all for today.
Now, let's see their answers!
I see.
Mr. Makagawa and Mr. Motomura are ohakas.
I thought that there are various ohakas around the Buddha and that they are watching over the Buddha.
I see.
So, I thought it might be a little bad if you were sitting on them.
I see.
Mr. Murakami is a dodai.
It's hard!
Yes.
If it's around the Buddha's body,
then the pillars and something like that,
you know, when you build a building.
The hard part under that.
Ah!
That's why I thought the upper part was flat.
The answer is...
It was the foundation of the main building's pillars where the Buddha was.
[PH] Wow!
[PH] Finally!
Thank you, everyone.
The large stone around Kamakura Buddha was the foundation of the main building's pillars.
Originally, there was a tower to protect this Buddha from rain and wind.
Oh, really?
There was a stone under the wood of that tower.
Kamakura Buddha was originally located in a temple with a roof, but...
He became a genius and his building collapsed.
His house is now in a state of being submerged in the deep sea.
He built a pillar on this and made it shiny.
He is fat.
I feel his power.
I'm grateful.
He is a genius.
Don't say anything inappropriate.
For Igari who can't ask good questions but just wanders around, what does Ms. Yu-chami say?
Sensei, I just noticed that Mr. Daibutsu's posture isn't bad.
It's like you're touching your phone too much.
I have a reason for that.
Because you're too friendly with people?
I guess it's pretty good.
I see.
So, um...
What is it?
Do you have a longing for cats?
I don't.
This is fun.
Here is the question.
Why is Kamakura Buddhist Temple a Nekoze?
It's a Nekoze.
a. To align with worshippers.
It looks like it's going to be fun.
b. To align with the height of the temple.
This is a good question.
It's good and eye-catching.
It's a gal's eye.
I think it's a gal's eye.
It looks like a smartphone.
Sandbag, right?
[PH] Yes.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Only Motomura-san got it right!
There's still a chance for Just Meet!
There's a chance for Just Meet!
This is a big Buddha statue, so I want it to be A.
But there is no big Buddha statue that looks like this.
Everyone is straight like this.
But if people were built in difficult times and dangerous times,
I want you to look like this.
Yes, I want you to look like this.
The correct answer is A.
We're here for you, not for us.
Good job!
Only Rara Otomu is wrong!
The reason why Kamakura Buddha is called Nekoze is to match the worshippers and eyes.
It was designed so that Buddha would save us and our eyes would meet.
It's facing down a little bit.
I feel like my eyes are meeting.
I feel like everything is seen through.
I'm sorry for making you feel so bad.
I noticed it while I was looking at it.
You are good at asking questions.
I can't think of anything good.
Doesn't Buddha's earlobe have a hole?
That's right.
Why is that?
Here is the question.
Why is Buddha's earlobe hollow?
Yui is good at asking questions.
Right?
There are quite a lot of holes in this village.
Now, everyone's answers are open!
First, Nakagawa-san.
When he made it, he put a ladder on it.
It's high when you make it around your head, so he put a ladder on it and made it.
I see.
Murakami, do you mean to see ahead?
It's a grateful thing, so it means that the future of the commoners is brightened up and that they can see through it.
That's what you do with people.
Yes, I guess that's what it means.
Fukuzawa-san decorates Buddha's headdress.
When I look at Buddha's headdress,
he has a lot of ear ornaments.
Like ornaments.
Earrings are fashionable.
So, for that purpose,
yes, like earrings,
he decorated it with various things
and increased his religiousness.
The correct answer is...
I was wearing earrings.
Yes!
Great!
You were wearing earrings today.
Yes!
The hole in the earpiece of the Buddha was for wearing earrings.
The Buddha of Kamakura is called Amida Sama or Amida Nyoraizo, but it originated in India.
More than two thousand years ago, in India, there was a custom of wearing earrings decorated with ears called jito.
The amida nyorai statue's model is also from aristocracy.
I see.
The hole of earplugs are from aristocracy.
They are from ear ornaments when they went out of house.
The stupid journey of Kamakura.
As you can see, the results are as they are
Nakagawa san and Yojo kun still have only one question left
Can they win back their title?
Kamakura was popular with its worshipping boom
But with Meiji era, the boom got even bigger
Next is 1884
This year, 214 statues of freedom's goddesses were dismantled and moved from Paris to America.
In Japan, the first private railroad, Ueno Takasaki Line opened.
Here is the question.
What is the boom that happened in 1884?
The hint is...
It's something in Kamakura.
What?
During the Seiji era.
Boom?
Do you know what it is in Kamakura?
Yes, it's something in Kamakura.
Now, everyone's answers are open!
Yes.
Ah, there are many.
Seawater or the sea are often mentioned, right?
The sea is everywhere.
That's right.
I thought so.
Well, nowadays, the natural seawater is also...
I think this is the seawater as a leisure activity.
Ha ha ha ha.
In the past, I took Fukawa-san and him to the seawater.
You did.
Eh, did you do that?
Yes, we did.
The three of us did bodyboarding.
Bodyboarding.
Could you give us a picture of you?
We were young back then.
We'll give you a picture of you three after the bodyboard.
The answer is...
The sea water bath boom!
Tanaka-san, Sato-san, Murakami-kun, Motomura-san, Okudo-san, correct!
In 1884, the sea water bath boom made Kamakura even more popular.
Look at the sea !
It's a sea !
You look very excited !
Is it that high-spirited ?
It's a sea !
Many people are surfing
It's a surfing beach !
At that time, more people visited and called it the sea of Ginza
It was a big event
The sea of Ginza is cool !
I didn't know that !
Did you all surf in Ginza at that time ?
We didn't come to play like now
What? Coming to the sea for nothing but playing is definitely bad.
Here is the question.
What? What? What?
Let's continue.
Why did people in the Meiji period visit the sea of Kamakura?
It says something difficult.
Start!
Now, Vey's answer, open!
Is it for health or to cure illness?
Fukuzawa-san said, non-treatment.
Non-treatment.
I think people in Tokyo liked to go to the nearest beach.
It's simple, you swim in the heat.
The answer is...
for health and growth!
Motomura-san, you're correct!
The reason why they visited the sea of Kamakura during the Meiji era was for health improvement.
A doctor named Nagayo Sensai recommended that people have a better health by doing sea bathing.
Dr. Nagayo is a doctor who has worked hard against the infection of cholera that spread from Edo to Meiji.
He is also the name-giver of the word sanitary.
Isn't it famous for cholera?
Such fame is in the paper.
Kamakura has both weather and scenery, and it is ideal for preventing diseases and for health purposes.
Then...
Gyuigahama became famous as a sea bath and many people came to visit.
And also, in 1902 during Meiji Era...
One of the first private universities in Japan
Waseda University, where Fukuzawa graduated, opened this year
A certain vehicle started driving in Kamakura
Here's the question
What is this vehicle's boom that happened in 1902?
The hint is...
It's so close!
So thick!
It's dangerous! It's going to crash!
It's dangerous! It's dangerous!
What are you looking at?
You two! Stop it!
It's a shocking vehicle
A vehicle! 1902!
It's even more popular now.
This may have been different.
Let's see the answer.
Enoden writer Fukawa san.
It's called Enoden.
It's been 120 years.
It's 1902.
Maybe it's this much.
Eno-den has a dedicated route and a fence in the city.
I don't think they run in a three-ring.
Yu-chan, please give me the correct answer.
The correct answer is Enoshima Electric Railway.
This is a big difference.
In 1902, Enoshima Electric Railway made Kamakura even more popular.
Here we are!
This is the best spot!
Wow!
It's so close!
It's so thick!
Watch out! Watch out! Watch out!
Watch out! Watch out!
That's how close it is.
It's so safe!
Watch out! Watch out!
Watch out!
It's thrilling!
Enoshima Electric Railway is known for its Eno-den.
It opened in 1902 from Fujisawa to Enoshima Harbor.
It is now 10 km long to Kamakura Station.
It runs at an average speed of about 40 km per hour.
For that reason, you can enjoy the scenery from the car windows.
Currently, 13 million people use it every year.
It was really far when I went there last time.
What is the biggest feature of such a railway?
Even though it's a railway like this, there are places between fences and fences.
Wait, it's a door.
Wow, what is this?
And look there, cafe.
Cafe? What does it mean? We have to go through here
The light bulbs are right next to it
The grass next to it is like
It's like you're walking there
Why is Enoshima Railway running so close to the private houses?
That's a great question
Here's the question
Enoshima Railway was already running close to private houses in Meiji Era
Which one is the reason for that?
A. Because the construction site was limited.
B. Because you can drive in a good place.
Do you know the reason?
[PH] The reason is...
I went on a school trip.
I did this in class.
It's really close.
It's pretty close.
It's like a mansion or a house.
I wonder if you don't care about the sound.
What was it?
There is a door that opens and you can go in.
It's like in front of you.
You think too much.
It's a double-decker.
Should we go simple?
There may be shops that you can't enter unless you pass the railroad.
Now, everyone's answers are open!
Oh, it's a truck!
Just Me Dance!
No, it's just that it's a picture-perfect boom, so it's like running to beautiful places for tourists.
So you want us to drive you to a residential area?
Yes.
What is it? Yuu-chan, please announce the answer!
The answer is A, because construction sites were limited.
[PH] Wow!
[PH] Why?
Makogawa-san, you're pretty good.
I know!
I feel like anyone can enter the Enoshima Railway.
I've never heard of it.
Wait, what should I do?
The reason why Enoshima Electric Railway was running at the end of civilization was because of the limited construction sites.
What do you think was the main means of transportation in this city at that time?
I think it's walking.
Like horses?
People's cars.
People's cars were running out of jobs.
So people were against it.
In the meantime, some local people decided to provide their land.
How kind of them!
So, Enoden was opened up by the people who provided their land.
So, this area belonged to someone?
Yes, it was their property.
As Enoden opened up, the traffic to Kamakura improved dramatically.
The number of tourists increased significantly.
Kamakura's stupid trip to find out why it went viral.
As you can see, his grades are still leading.
Many people like to visit Enoden because of its opening.
It's getting more and more popular.
In 1923, when Taisho era began, it made Kamakura more famous.
What is this?
The cultural boom in which various spots became sacred sites.
This year, there was a great earthquake in Kanto in Japan.
A serious damage was caused mainly in Tokyo.
Because of that, people moved to Kamakura.
That was the reason.
Among them are the writing of Kawabata Yasunari and Akutagawa Ryunosuke.
After that, many writers wrote their works on the stage of such Kamakura.
Enrakuji, which became the stage of Natsume Soseki and Mon.
Mishima Yukio, which became the stage of Haruno Yuki, and other literary museums.
The pilgrimage began in the Taisho period and many fans still come to visit now.
After that, due to the Pacific War, the Kamakura boom stopped for a while.
But in the meantime, the weather became like it did in 1965.
[PH] Wow!
[PH] Yeah.
This year,
humanity succeeded in the first space trip.
In Japan, the first aircraft
called the Izanagi aircraft,
which was the most powerful aircraft after the war,
arrived.
In Kamakura,
something special will appear.
[PH] What is it?
Here is the question!
What is it?
What was the boom that occurred in 1965?
The hint is...
Humanity cars and such often guide you to places like this, don't they?
That's right.
Have you ever been in a human car?
I've been in one a lot.
Really?
I'll definitely get in one when I come to Kamakura.
Really?
You're driving a human car straight ahead?
I'm driving a human car straight ahead.
That's amazing.
It's really funny and it introduces you to a lot of people.
Isn't it?
It looks like...
Yes.
It's something, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
Speaking of Kamakura...
That's right.
Speaking of Kamakura...
You can find it on the road of Kamakura.
Speaking of Kamakura...
We haven't seen the correct answer yet,
so we'd like to drink it all together.
What?
Now, Zey's answer, open!
Oh!
That's right!
And MOMIJI and JIZO.
There are famous temples in AJISAI, right?
Yes.
There is also a usual AJISAI temple.
This is the answer of Murashige.
This is the Taiyaki boom.
I went to KAMAKURA with my sisters the other day.
My sister was eating Taiyaki first.
I thought Taiyaki was famous, so I made Taiyaki.
Did you watch the VTR?
I watched it.
I thought there was something that was based on Taiyaki.
I thought it was a Taiyaki boom.
I don't know. Maybe there is a Taiyaki that is self-producing.
There may be a natural Taiyaki.
The correct answer is...
It was a Horsetail boom.
Most of you are correct.
Except for Mr. Murakami and Mr. Motomura.
In 1965, Horsetail was a trend in Kamakura.
There was a Horsetail boom.
Isn't it Horsetail?
It has a little bit of color.
There is an image of hydrangea in TAMAKURA.
The first person who became famous for planting hydrangeas was MEIGETSUIN.
MEIGETSUIN is a hydrangea.
MEIGETSUIN's chief farmer planted hydrangeas.
What!?
The hydrangeas, which are now planted in various places, including Meigetsuin,
are also a target of many tourists for their beautiful appearance.
What is the reason for the large number of hydrangeas in Kamakura?
Here is the question!
What is it?
What is the reason for Meigetsuin's governor planting hydrangeas in Kamakura?
[PH] Bye!
It feels good to see everyone struggling like this.
You don't see faces of smart people struggling like this from the front.
They look like this from the back.
Please refer to it.
What reference?
It's not helpful for anyone.
Let's open everyone's answers!
There are a few things.
First of all, Nakagawa-san.
To heal the hearts of visitors.
To heal.
Iwata-san, is this for tourism?
For visitors.
Since it's the season when flowers disappear,
I chose hydrangea to give people fun.
The answer is...
To heal people after the war.
It's a win!
But, well...
I wanted you to pay attention to the timing as well.
The timing of the boat going up and down in the chart earlier was a key point.
The reason why the moonfish's meal planted hydrangeas was...
to heal people after the war.
After the Pacific War, the moonfish's meal planted hydrangeas...
in hope of healing people's hearts.
Meigetsuin's priest, who was a flower lover of all kinds, planted a lot of beautiful hydrangeas hoping they would heal people.
The hydrangeas started from Meigetsuin spread all over Kamakura.
While recovery from the chaos after the war was going well, many people started visiting Kamakura in search of healing.
I see.
Another reason why such hydrangeas can now be planted in Kamakura beyond the temple's foundation is...
Hydrangeas are planted horizontally.
Horizontally?
Horizontally. Not vertically, but horizontally.
Like this?
Kamakura has a lot of hills.
So, to prevent sand from collapsing,
like a landslide,
they planted hydrangeas in various places.
An idiot's journey to find out why Kamakura went viral.
An Idiot's Journey to Find Out Why Kamakura Went Viral
[PH] I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do it.
And as the times progressed, the food boom in Kamakura became even more popular.
In Sagami Bay facing Kamakura, more than 1,300 kinds of fish such as yellowtail, mackerel and sea bream are produced.
Those waterfishing was done since Edo period and fishing became popular.
One of them is Shonan Shirasu.
How did Shirasu evolve in Reiwa?
Wow! Amazing!
It's full of fish!
What is it?
It's so white!
It's been a few hours!
Wow!
Milfeuille-style parfait with fresh caught seafood!
How will it taste like?
Let's eat!
It's like a seafood paradise.
There's a little bit of everything in it.
And the sweetness of the egg.
It's good.
Shirasu has a lot of water, so it's easy to burn.
So it's difficult to ship it far away.
So if you catch it, you can eat it right away in Kamakura.
That's what it seems like.
Shirasu caught in Sagami Bay can only be eaten in Kamakura.
It's so expensive.
The next evolved food in Reiwa is...
plums?
I see.
Did you know that plums were also eaten in Kamakura?
In 1221 in Kamakura era,
an uprising broke out between aristocrats and samurai.
The plums-dried rice balls were handed out to samurai on the Kamakura back river.
As long-term storage was critical and was suitable for quick nutrition supplementation,
it is said that plums spread as a rice ball ingredient.
I see.
The evolution of Reiwa, which is popular with young people,
They mixed various types of plums with honey and sugar such as compote and combined their favorite drinks.
Original plum wine.
That combination is more than a hundred.
If you can have a rare experience, it is very popular among young people, mainly women.
[PH] Wow!
And one more dish born in Kamakura.
What's this?
I know. This place is good.
Ham?
I want to eat it with famous food.
Is Kamakura ham famous?
Yes, it is.
Kamakura ham, as you know.
I will eat it.
It's good.
It's very meaty.
I don't know because it's just cut.
I can feel the fiber of meat.
Why is Kamakura ham so famous?
Indeed.
Actually, the birth of Kamakura ham was hidden behind a shocking episode.
In the Meiji era, some British people were making ham in this land.
But, since they were making the ham themselves, it was hard for them to tell everyone about it.
But, in the Meiji 17th year, the production factory caught fire.
Then, by the help of people of Kamakura,
the Japanese opened up their hearts and taught them how to make it.
Since then, Kamakura ham has been a famous product of Kamakura.
So, it's not an exaggeration to say that it was sold first in Japan?
That's right.
If that person hadn't helped, there might not have been ham?
That's right.
Wow!
There are many tourists visiting Kamakura to see the shops lined up by Kamakura goods.
With this, the Kamakura buzzer year is over.
As you can see, the final result of the crazy journey to find out why Kamakura was so popular was...
Murakami was the winner!
Next place we want to visit in summer is...
One of Japan's three big night views, Inasaya Maya.
Last year, the illumination was the brightest in the world.
In June of this year, a new area was born, House Tembo Sunado.
The latest tourist spots you want to visit in summer are Nagasaki Prefecture with a lot of trees.
Due to the policy of the Edo period, Bakufu, all Japan was prohibited from traveling and trading abroad.
But Nagasaki is an exception.
It was allowed to trade with the Netherlands and China, and it was also the only international trading city in Japan.
Foreign culture has been transmitted, so it is also a recommended spot for cityscapes overflowing with foreign culture.
One of them is the gravure garden filled with historical trivia.
I went there for my school trip.
What?
I went there.
Then you can definitely answer the question.
As you can see, we are confused.
Yes, it's surprising that we can answer it with confidence.
That's why you are nervous.
Yes, yes.
The students who can answer the questions from now are two teachers.
Can they answer the questions found by Obaka and Murashige?
Matsuda-san of Faculty of Engineering will introduce us what is Grabaa Garden like.
What is Grabaa Garden like in the first place?
Nine buildings and mansions are located in this facility.
The old ringer houses built in distant times,
important cultural properties such as old olt houses,
The first western restaurant in Japan was opened, the shop on top of grass, the old自由店 etc.
Grabaen is...
a facility where you can see the traditional western style architecture of old Mune.
One of them, old Grabaen residence,
is registered as a world heritage site.
So, Murashige wants to know about old Grabaen residence, a world heritage site.
I have to know about it.
Wow, who is this?
Who is he?
He is Thomas Blake Graber, a Scotlandman.
About 160 years ago, he came to Nagasaki and became a trade merchant.
Graber, the origin of Graberen's name,
opened its doors in 1859, the day after the opening of Nagasaki Port.
Immediately after that, she started a trading company, Graber Inc., and played a major role in modernizing Japan.
Did this person teach you something?
Yes, he brought foreign goods to Japan.
For example, Chinese warships, spices, and weapons were also brought to Japan and sold there.
Graber, focusing on political chaos of the time, started selling weapons.
To whom do you sell such things?
Oh, I see.
Here is the question.
Who is the Japanese foreigner who Graber Shokai was selling weapons to?
Well, please think about it.
Usually, you say to Murashige,
like, you haven't done Murashige at all!
But today, Murashige will say it.
Wait a minute.
I've been fooling you two so far.
Sometimes I get messages on social media.
You're not that educated.
You get that kind of message?
I get it.
By the way, Murashige...
You know what it is?
Yes.
You're kidding me.
Yes, I knew it.
I'm not confident in my handwriting, so what should I do?
Let's look at everyone's answers at once.
Here it is.
Ah...
It's cracked.
Oh, I see.
You had it in your photo, didn't you?
Ryoma Sakamoto also had something like that.
So I thought it might be him.
Mr. Tanaka, why did you pick Ito?
He is the first one to check new things.
The answer is...
A historical figure?
Yes, he often appears in textbooks and dramas.
Ryoma Sakamoto.
Correct.
He got it right.
Amazing.
The answer is Ryoma Sakamoto.
Mr. Hasegawa, Ryoma Sakamoto's kanji is different, so it's incorrect.
That's not bad.
We are always told that.
There was a trading company named Kameyama Shachū founded by Ryoma Sakamoto.
He sold used weapons from there.
He is one of the owners of the clubhouse.
Wow!
I've met this person before, Ryoma Sakamoto
The place where this gravure lived is
the old gravure residence registered as a world heritage site
Then, Shige-san realized something
Teacher, this building has a Japanese feel and a Western feel to it
Which one is it?
Certainly, although the design is Western-style, the roof is made of tiles and Japanese and yoga mats.
Japanese-style rented glabau houses.
It's stylish.
We call it Western-style architecture.
Japanese people don't know what foreign people's houses look like when they come to Glabau.
But Japanese people had to rent it out.
The materials are only Japanese.
Japanese tiles are used for the roof.
And we use sikui for the walls.
Japanese unique techniques are used here and there,
but the design was for foreigners to live in,
so it has a Western style.
The design is very Western.
It's nice to change up the design.
Yes, it is.
In fact, this house is the oldest wooden Western-style building in Japan.
The oldest?
Inside the room, there are features unique to overseas.
I was thinking...
Isn't the mirror's position quite high?
Oh, that's right...
People who want to know will notice.
Certainly, when compared with the door, the mirror is placed at a fairly high position...
Why?
Here is the question!
Why is the mirror placed at a high position?
Why?
I don't know.
No one is doing it.
Is it only in this era?
Only in this era?
Is this method not used anymore?
I don't think so.
What do you mean?
I don't know.
What are you talking about?
It's fun.
Watch it next time.
When you go back to school, the magic will go away.
I will check all your answers.
Let's check all of your answers.
Because you wear shoes while looking at it.
Foreigners wear shoes even in their house.
Yes.
Of course, it's because of my height.
To give you a clear reason,
there are people who are shorter than foreigners.
I thought so, but it's not.
I see.
The answer is...
This is a Western-style architecture.
We live in a place with plenty of electricity.
At that time, candles were in fashion.
So, to get even a little light in, they reflected it with mirrors.
What?!
And so, the correct answer is...
To reflect light!
No, no, no, that kind of limited reflection is not that big of a deal.
White walls are better.
Your house is quite big, but...
Did you live in such a big place just by selling weapons?
Oh, no, it's a grabber. They do many other things.
For example, we use coins, but those coins are made in a place called Osaka Reconstruction Bureau.
Grabbers are also introduced to make money for the reconstruction bureau.
They're really good at it.
They bring good opportunities from abroad.
And he's also involved in the establishment of a beverage company that you know, right?
Murashige also knows about this drink.
Yes, there is a drink like that.
And now for the question.
It's difficult.
What is the drink that Graber has established its foundation in Japan?
Think about it.
Usually, when we give out the questions, we will make it double-edged.
Yes.
We will write down everything.
That's not the case.
We have written down properly.
And moreover, you two are our teachers.
No, no, that's right.
Even if you don't do it for a choice problem, it's too much to call Sakura.
Let's look at everyone's answers.
Tanaka sensei, beer.
That's a good choice.
I think they brought the way of making it because it's not yet available in Japan.
You said you brought a high dose of it.
Does cola have that kind of spice?
That's possible.
The correct answer is...
It's a drink that everyone knows.
Yes, it's a drink.
Beer.
Why?
Correct!
The correct answer is
Japanese beer.
Kirin Beer's predecessor,
Japan Brewery Company,
was founded and
established the company.
It's amazing.
They do a lot of things.
One more thing.
There's a story about that.
There's a lot. Actually, I let my dog run, too.
So, the question is...
You're pretty fast in this.
What was the first vehicle Graber drove in Japan?
Graber is really amazing.
Graber's knowledge doesn't stop.
My teacher has it, too.
There's a lot of them.
Which one is it?
By the way, even if you're wrong with kanji, we'll check it.
We'll make it piranha!
Hahaha!
Okay, let's look at everyone's answers together.
Here!
Mr. Tanaka is an automobile driver.
Mr. Hasagawa is a steam locomotive driver.
Which one is it?
I don't know, but...
In the first generation of cars, people in those clothes come and...
It's like they're riding it!
They're still facing outwards and...
The wheels are big and...
Yes, they are wearing that outfit.
It's similar to that era.
When they brought it to Japan for the first time,
people said it was amazing.
Japanese people were surprised.
It's hard to bring an electric locomotive here.
It's hard to make it here.
The correct answer is...
There is another story.
In fact, electric locomotives are also allowed to run.
The correct answer is electric locomotives.
Only Mr. Hasegawa is correct.
I'm happy and I'm going to go down.
Now, the railroad that started it, Shimbashi Yokohama-kan,
was run for about five years before it closed down.
I know about this story!
Before it closed down, this railroad was running at Bakumatsu, Nagasaki.
Wow!
Using this steam technology,
the railroad contributed to modernization of ships and development of mines.
The technique of digging coal in the sea bottom with steam power was also used on Gunkan island.
As it was the residence of a gravier who left many achievements like this, it was registered as a world heritage in 2015.
Anyway, Glabier is amazing!
[PH] I'm glad!
In addition, another attraction of Glabier is...
It's very beautiful!
It's nice!
The exotic landscape overflowing Nagasaki port!
A location that can be seen from a large panorama!
It's like a cityscape that is like Japan, but not Japan!
It was really beautiful!
Amazing!
Grabaen, where you can enjoy history and scenery
Why don't you visit Grabaen too?
Yes!
It's difficult!
So, now we know how we feel!
We know how we feel!
We're being considerate, right?
Like adding a double-tap or praising us when we're right.
You're not praising us at all!
Yes, you're correct!
Well, you're one correct.
No, no, no, from Murashige's perspective,
I thought that a smart conversation would be dangerous, but it's surprisingly easy.
Murashige is also shocked!
Oh, that guy!
But the problem isn't over yet!
Yes, yes!
From here, we will review the tourist spots that we should visit this summer.
I don't like that.
It's a review.
Have you done it before?
Yes, I have done it before.
It's a list of things you want to know about.
We are interviewing you, right?
Yes.
You should remember it.
It's such a good question.
Is it true?
It's easy.
The next tourist spots they want to visit this summer are...
It is a magnificent scale and beautiful scenery that can be counted as a Japanese sandstorm.
It is a Kegon Falls.
It is a Kegon Falls with a bridge.
It is a starry sky that you can see from an altitude of about 1400 meters.
It is a beautiful scenery.
It is a beautiful nature that you can spend a cool summer.
It is a daily life of Tochigi Prefecture.
Yes, it is.
The popular tourist spot representing the sunset is...
World Heritage Sunset Toshogu.
Toshogu.
I've said it many times in the location.
It is one of the shrines representing Japan that was built in 1617 to worship Tokugawa Ieyasu who opened the Edo Shrine.
Famous sleeping cat sculptures can be seen here for over 5,000 yen.
The most famous sculpture in this museum is this one, called the advanced car.
What is this? There's a monkey here.
It's a stable.
A stable?
Yes, in the past, horses were taken back by God.
So, they left the horses here.
Why are there so many monkeys in a stable?
Question!
Why is a monkey sculpture carved in a stable?
Was there such a question?
Did we have a problem like this?
We did!
What was it?
You remember it so well.
I only know how to say it.
Wasn't it like this?
I really don't remember.
I'm really tired of this.
I'm in trouble.
Let's see the answer.
Mr. Hasegawa, you're terrible.
This sculpture is life.
The sculpture's tone is wrong, too.
There are about six of them.
I remember that it became one story.
I don't remember why it was a monkey.
The correct answer is.
Monkeys are said to cure horses' illnesses.
Monkeys have been connected to horses since ancient times.
You said it.
There are horses and horses in the Kamakura period.
There are horses connected to horses.
There was such a custom.
The correct answer was to cure horses' illness.
I don't remember.
You're both wrong.
It's a shame.
In Japanese sword fighting,
people think of real monkeys as pitiful,
and use them as sculptures.
They did it, didn't they?
In other shrines,
monkeys take care of horses and protect them.
and remains in stone sculptures.
It's like, there's a monkey corps.
Such monkey sculptures have other meanings like this...
Kikazaru, Iwazaru...
Midaru!
Yes, it's Midaru.
Midaru, Kikazaru, Iwazaru.
I did it!
This one represents the monkey's childhood.
When they were kids, they didn't see bad things,
didn't say bad things, and didn't ask bad things.
That's what it means.
I didn't remember that.
Let's do what we can and grow up healthily.
That's what it represents.
It's deep. It's like an animal is telling you everything.
Yes, it is. We call it childhood here.
In fact, not only human life, but also monkey life are represented in these eight monkey sculptures.
I remember this.
The first one is a mother monkey and a baby monkey.
It represents the future of the baby monkey that the mother monkey is looking forward to.
The second one is a child's play.
It doesn't look or ask or go anywhere.
It's an obedient and mature title.
It's true, I suddenly grew older.
This one is a pair of monkeys that are about to be used by people.
It represents a little distance.
The next one is a monkey that is in shape and looking up.
This is a young monkey with a big hat and a dot floating in the air.
It means, I will aim for the top from now on.
I see.
Next is a monkey that is aiming for the top but is not working and is falling.
It's depressed.
It's depressed like a stray dog.
That monkey doesn't want to be hit.
The next is a monkey that is just about to turn in life.
It depicts a love-struggling monkey.
A monkey too!?
Something like that.
And a marital life.
A sudden wave of marriage.
It depicts the roughness of life.
It shows that a couple should overcome this wave.
That's amazing!
What's the last one?
The last one is a bit sad.
It depicts a pregnant monkey.
She became a mother and returned as a parent of the next generation.
That's the story.
It's fun to come to Toshogu with you.
Thank you very much.
In addition to sculptures, there is also a lesson to be learned.
The classic of shrines, Omikuji.
In fact, it has been around since the Muromachi period.
Do you remember this place?
It's been around for a long time.
That's right.
By the way, where is it originated from?
The origin is...
Here's the problem.
I feel like I remember something.
Where in the world is the origin of Japanese fortune-telling?
Can you guess?
Which one do you think it is?
I go to Asakusa sometimes, but I don't know.
What do you mean by Asakusa?
I felt like it was different from what I thought.
Ah, what was it?
Ah, what was it?!
It's like a quiz about Tongchi.
I remember it.
Yes, yes.
This is...
What is this? Murashige? I remember Murashige.
I'm watching you now, Kotori. Stop it.
No, it's true.
There's no way you remember it.
I remember it.
You reset it every day.
[PH] Which one is it?
Wait a minute. This is frustrating.
Wait, which one is it?
Yes, it's two choice.
No, it's not two choice.
No, it is.
Are we choosing two choice?
We have two options and we are deciding which one is it.
Yes, yes.
It's a two-for-one.
Well, I guess I'll choose this one.
Well, I wonder which one it is.
Now, let's look at the answer.
Oh, thank goodness.
Both are China.
India or China.
That's right. India was confused with China.
If you say there are trees in temples and shrines, there is a history behind it.
Even in the Buddha's temple in Kamakura, there is a hole in the ear.
That's because Buddha is coming.
The correct answer is...
Where is the origin of the name?
The origin of the name is from the Southern Song Dynasty in China,
where the name Tenjikuji was created.
It is said that Tenjikuji was the origin of the name Tenjikureisen.
So, the answer is China.
You did it.
Yes.
Praise me.
I'm happy.
Praise me.
I'm really happy.
You don't praise me much.
What kind of lottery was it?
It had a watch from one to one hundred.
Yes, a watch from one to one hundred was written.
The Tianshikou Line is the origin of Japanese lottery.
Chinese railway lines and...
There is a slight difference between Japanese omikuji.
There are big kichi and kyo.
The one with Bachida is Japanese original.
Is that so?
Yes.
Chinese omikuji doesn't have kyo.
What?
Chinese words for supervision are used in Chinese poetry.
The same word is used in Japanese poetry, so ordinary people can't read it.
So, I added a bridge to make it obvious whether I'm writing good or bad things.
You're lucky.
Next tourist attraction is...
Look, a train is coming.
You can enjoy a tour while looking at Tokyo Sky Tree, starting with the Yakata Ship...
It came, didn't it?
It did.
Asakusa, Tokyo, where the past and the present intersect.
Where is this place?
Oh, it's here!
Asakusa is visited by more than 30 million people annually.
The oldest temple in Tokyo, Sensō-ji.
After Sengoku Busho Tokugawa Ieyasu made a war wish for the battle of Sekigahara, he won the battle and became known as the wish woman of the shogunate.
Yes.
As for war wishes...
Why is it not Asakusa-dera?
Why do you call it Asakusa-dera and make it difficult to pronounce?
That's a good question.
Why do you think so?
I think it's more fashionable to say Senso-oji than Asakusa-dera.
I see.
Isn't it more fashionable to say Sakatsushiyozei than Sainaiko?
That's right.
It's a little different.
Is it different?
Uttara is Buddhism.
Buddhism was born in India and translated in China, and that's what has been transmitted to Japan.
At the beginning of the 5th century,
Chinese-born Song Kumara Chuga translated Buddhism as a basis of Buddhism from Sanskrit to Chinese.
After that, it was said that it was transmitted to Japan in 538 AD across the Korean Peninsula.
In the Toudai, Zouzhou and Chuson eras,
there are many Chinese-pronounced Onyomi temples.
In other words, the words used in the temples are Chinese.
Chinese?!
Yes, the temple is written in Chinese and the temple's name is also based on Chinese.
But sometimes we call it Kunyomi.
For example, Kyoto has Kiyomizudera temple, right?
That's not Seisuiji Temple, but Kiyomizudera Temple.
In Japanese history, it has been called Kunyomi.
Such Kiyomizudera Temple is also called Yuya in Muromachi period.
In the song of brain, it is called Seisuiji.
It is ruby and there is a trace of being a kunyomi.
Sensei, what is worshipped during the war?
This is a Buddhist ball called Kannon Bosatsu.
Kannon Bosatsu!
This Kannon statue cannot be seen from the United States.
What? It's impossible!
Yes, it is not publicized during the war.
It is absolutely secret and must-have item.
It is kept in a container called a bowl.
Nobody can see it.
Why is that?
That's because a Kannon statue appeared under a monk's pillow and there was a story that I shouldn't show my appearance, so now it's closed.
However, every year, on December 13th, there is a real Omaedachi Honzon, which you can worship.
From 645 to today, it is worshipped as a secret object and only you can worship it.
But there is a secret.
It's very interesting, isn't it?
The way it was created.
The way it was created?
Originally, the Kannon statue worshipped in temples is created by a sculptor specializing in statues, Busschi.
The war-time Cannon statue showed a strange appearance.
It walked here and there.
It's mysterious and gentle.
But there is a problem.
What?
Where did the Cannon statue, which was worshipped during the war, appear?
The hint is rich in Asakusa.
What was it?
It was quite an impressive episode.
Yes, yes.
Wasn't this a double-edged sword?
It was a double-edged sword!
You're showing us a double-edged sword!
Because you're a teacher!
Don't be ridiculous!
Because you're a teacher!
I do remember this.
I remember. It's this.
As students, we want to see you two get it right.
The answer is...
Let's look at the answer.
The fisherman pulled up the net from the sea where the fisherman was caught.
Do you remember this?
We remember the picture.
It's like this.
We remember it in the picture.
I don't know if it's correct.
The correct answer is...
Once, a brother of a fisherman, Hinokuma's Hamada de Takenari, was fishing and caught a fish by a net.
What?
Good, good.
Yes, a brother of him who was fishing in the current Sumida River, Miyato River, caught a fish.
So, the correct answer was, it was caught by a net in the river.
It's not the sea, it's a river, so it's incorrect, Professor Hasegawa.
Professor!
It's not kanji.
Wasn't it a bow?
We didn't know what it was at first.
But it was a bow.
It's not good to draw.
So, we thought it was strange.
We showed it to the owner.
He said it was a thank you statue.
And we celebrated it.
It's a strange story.
They learned the history of the birth of the statue.
Let's go to the main road.
This is a place where the traffic lights are switched.
This is called the main road.
Main road!
Here we stand the flash and walk.
I've seen this before!
Sensei, what happens if we get soaked in smoke?
Recently, it's said that it makes you smarter and makes you healthier,
but it's more of a direct consequence.
Originally, this smoke has the role of removing our dirt.
Oh, and it's written as a pioneer.
And now, the question.
What is the reason for preparing pioneers other than cleaning up?
Can you guess?
It's like a dream
It's amazing
OK, please answer.
I'll answer with a blank face.
Because I'm scared.
This one also had a big impact.
Yes, it did.
I can't forget it.
All of them are blank.
Oh, good.
Check it out later.
OK, let's see the answer.
How was it? Did you remember it?
I remembered it.
I knew it.
It was a shocking answer that I had been doing it for a long time.
I didn't know it.
I'm glad.
If you get it right and get a problem, it means a lot to me.
We are not enemies.
The correct answer is...
Eating is a priority.
It is said that you eat up the scent of priority.
Oh, I see.
Well, it can be a way of making Buddha happy.
I see.
So, the answer is Buddha's meal.
I'm not correct.
Yes, since God is a shrine, Mr. Tanaka is incorrect.
Next in this summer's tourist destination is...
Summer's windstorm and fireworks are held.
A drone show with light and a castle is also held.
The world's first world-class cultural asset in Japan, Himeji Castle.
Next is Himeji Castle.
What is a castle anyway?
A castle is a visible angel.
If a war breaks out and you have to stay in a castle, you will stay there in the end.
And you will protect your family in there.
That's right. A castle's owner is a shelter for a warrior and his family to stay in during a war.
For that reason!
Not a single person used to live there.
I've seen it in period dramas.
An enemy attacks and when you go up to the top, your family is all gathered.
That's a good image.
The place you reach in the end is there.
When you go to see such a shelter up close...
Wow!
It's wide!
It's white and very beautiful.
This is a characteristic of Himeji.
Is white the characteristic?
The white building is spread out as if white birch had spread its wings.
There are beautiful names like white birch castle or white road castle.
I see.
Isn't this castle very white?
Isn't it very difficult to maintain?
It's difficult even now.
Who will clean up for you?
What was it?
Himeji has a self-defense force camp.
The guards there are cleaning the grass and stones on the walls and stones with the title of training.
What!?
They are buying it for me.
Are they cleaning for you as a training?
Yes, every year at the end of the year, with the title of training,
about 500 athletic guards clean up to the corners of the castle.
This is called the Clean Strategy and it's a popular event for tourists as an end of the year souvenir
What kind of castle is Himeji Castle?
It's a large castle built by Ikeda Terumasa in 1609
The building is white, right?
The building now is white because Ikeda Terumasa built it, but before Ikeda Terumasa built this building, there was actually white.
And the castle at that time was probably not white.
It was blackish in color.
What!? Black turned into white!?
Yes.
The castle that is now white and beautiful is Ikeda Terumasa.
Before that, the main boss was Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
At that time, it was said that it was a black three-story castle.
Then, here, Murashige-san discovered something.
Teacher, I can see Shachihoko, but isn't it only in Nagoya?
No, there are many other buildings in the castle.
Speaking of Shachihoko, Nagoya Castle is famous, but actually there are other castles including Himeji Castle.
What is this?
Does it have any meaning?
What was it?
Here is the problem!
What was it?
A shelter on the roof of a castle. What does it mean?
What was it? Was it this one?
I felt like it was different from what I thought it was.
But I feel like there were more people who knew about it than last time.
Yes, there were.
I feel like there are more lines. What is it?
Let's look at everyone's answers together. Here it is.
Mr. Tanaka, you have a lot of these, right?
What is it?
I don't know what it is.
What are you talking about?
I regret it.
I don't know what it is.
You don't need this line, do you?
What is it?
Why is it included?
It looks like there are four or five of them.
What is it?
There must be a lot of them.
Both of them are fire protection.
Fire and fire protection.
It's like a fire protection.
The answer is...
Shachi is a legendary fish.
It's like a fake giraffe.
It appears in mythology.
Yes, I think it's such creature.
Many buildings are made of wood.
Yes.
And fire is a physical object.
When there is fire, fireflies will blow water from fireflies and put fireflies on top of buildings in magical sense.
Like a charm.
Yes, I think it's like a charm.
So, is the correct answer to protect the castle from fire?
Yes, only Mr. Tanaka is correct.
Thank you very much.
Shachihoko was originally installed in temples and other places,
but it is said that Oda Nobunaga, who built Azuchi Castle, first incorporated it into the castle and spread it.
And finally, we go inside the castle's hall.
It's dark here. Wow!
What is this place?
This is called the underground of the shopkeeper.
Underground?
Oh, is it underground here?
Yes, it looks complicated from the outside,
but the interior is complicated and was actually built seven times.
As soon as you enter the castle, it's suddenly simple.
Is there any particular design like interior?
you can notice various good points.
I'm very comfortable.
Really?
Is it fun to shoot together?
I'm happy.
As Murashige said,
it seems that you have been particular about appearance so far,
but you have been indifferent and indifferent in your heart.
Why is this?
As a keyword, the word old age has appeared several times so far,
They were made with the emergency situation in mind, thinking of when their lives might be lost.
Considering that, I can't say it's a decoration.
You can't say it.
I think it's good if you think of the whole building as a warehouse.
Yes, the appearance was focused on beauty,
but the interior of the store is made with only the farm in mind,
and there are food storage areas,
a drain for washing vegetables,
It's been made to cope with long-term war.
Then, here, Murashige found something.
Teacher, there is a room in the back. What is it?
That is a room that is indispensable for the farm.
Do you remember it?
Is there a room in Murashige's house?
Absolutely.
Absolutely?
Absolutely.
I got it.
Toilet.
Correct.
Toilet?
It's not public now,
but it looks like this.
It's very Japanese.
I should avoid Japanese.
By the way,
this toilet has never been used.
Why?
Here is the problem.
It's a toilet made for public transportation, but it's never been used. Why is it?
It's a super simple answer!
I remember that.
If you think about it, you can understand it.
What?
Didn't you remember it?
I remember it somehow.
[PH] What is the answer?
Let's look at it together.
Here it is.
The war was not fought.
The farm was not built, so it was never used.
I remember it somehow.
Oh.
It's like, you're right.
We're talking about it and thinking about it.
I remember it when I think of quizzes like that.
The correct answer is...
There is a toilet, but Himeji never had a farm.
In fact, it never had a war.
There was no need for a farm, so there were no traces of it being used.
So, the correct answer is...
It's because they never had a farm.
But, Hasegawa-sensei, you don't have enough farm vibes.
Again!
Wrong!
What is it?
Only Mr. Tanaka is correct!
I won't get it wrong again!
Himeji Castle was famous for its tremendous defense at the time,
and it has never been targeted by the enemy for more than 400 years.
So, this was their first attempt!
As you can see, their scores are...
By the way, Hasegawa sensei made kanji mistakes four times.
Hey, Hasegawa sensei!
You make a lot of mistakes just by making kanji mistakes!
Why do you always make kanji mistakes after making hiragana?
It's embarrassing to make kanji mistakes with hiragana.
You don't know the kanji, and you'll be exposed.
That's what you have to do.
If you are wrong, you don't have to reveal your body.
I'm wrong, too.
From now on, we will have honest talk show of the idiots.
First, we will have the first challenge of this shooting, Mr. Igari and Ms. Yuuchami.
Then, we will have the words of Mr. Murashige, who is their senior.
There wasn't the opening of the show.
The most important part was not mentioned.
You did it, didn't you?
I did it, but I think it was a cut.
I didn't do it.
Oh, you didn't do it.
I'm glad you liked it.
What was it like?
She was embarrassed.
Here is such an opening scene.
Hello everyone!
It's my first attempt at Shiritaga List.
I'm Yu Chomi!
It's a little different.
Yeah!
A little different.
Isn't it long?
It's not this long.
It's true that you didn't fit together at all.
You didn't fit together.
It was a little jittery.
You failed and broke your bone?
I broke my bone and had a mensale.
Next, this time, Ms. Murashige, who is in the position of a teacher, has a request for Mr. Tanaka and Mr. Hasegawa.
I am a well-known list, Mr. Murashige!
Please.
Then, can you say,
Mr. Murashige, with a loud voice?
Why?
Because today, Mr. Murashige...
I didn't do it like that.
I didn't say, Mr. Tanaka.
But, students are calling you, Mr. Tanaka, now.
I want you, Mr. Murashige, to be called, Mr. Tanaka, too.
I will call you, a little.
You're doing it on purpose, aren't you?
No, no, no.
It's your fault.
I'm not a student of Murashige!
I didn't think you were this close.
I didn't know how it felt.
It's my first time sitting here.
No, you can't do it.
You can only do it once.
For Murashige's feelings.
Okay.
Then, one, two...
Mr. Murashige!
Yes!
Please do it again.
Cut it out.
You did it on purpose.
Yes, sir.
Where would you like to visit in the future?
There is a team of people who always go on location with us.
We always talk about going abroad.
We just want to go abroad.
We want to go abroad.
We will go abroad.
We will go abroad and tell you about it.
Not only in Japan, but also in other countries.
I'm from Yamaguchi Prefecture, so I want to know more about Yamaguchi Prefecture.
There are many things I don't know about Yamaguchi Prefecture, like Akiyoshi Island.
I've been there for a tour of society, but there are many things I don't remember, so I'd like to go there.
If you're in Yamaguchi, you can stay at a hotel because you have a house.
Why is there a police force in the village?
Where do you want to go if you go abroad?
I want to go to Egypt.
It's expensive.
I want to go to Egypt.
You should go to Asia.
Where do you want to go?
Where do you want us to go?
I want to go to the top of Berlin.
China's history.
I'm curious about it.
I don't like it.
I want to go there.
There are hundreds of soldiers in a place like a forest.
Is it a wildfire?
It's a wildfire. I want to see it.
A man is looking for a wildfire in a wildfire.
He is looking for a wildfire.
Where is it?
It's in the south of Japan.
I want to go there.
It's hard to go to Machu Picchu.
Let's make it more popular.
Let's go abroad together.
Of course, I want to go.
Let's do more and more of this project.
So I will continue to ask a lot of questions that I don't know anymore.
Please continue to ask me.
Today, I was in the opposite position, but I look forward to working with you again next time.
Cute guy.
The next time, the music professionals will gather.
It was hot in the studio.
My love was waiting for me.
Furthermore.
I really love you.
If you want to watch it again, please watch it on TVER.
Past broadcasts are on FOD.
[PH] Watch it again! Watch it again!
It's better than nothing!