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Wait! It's so beautiful!
Why do we have to build such a big wall?
Do you know why the dam is blocking water?
Tonight's guest is...
The super huge building standing in the North Alps' great nature...
The Klobe Dam!
It was completed in 1938 and its height is still the highest in Japan.
It is a powerful 186 meters.
The water stored in it flies about 200 million tons and it is about 160 times of the Tokyo Dome.
The construction of which Japan is proud of is the Kurobe Dam.
In fact, the total construction cost is one trillion yen at the current price.
Wow!
The number of workers mobilized is one million people.
The reason why large-scale construction without any such in Japanese history is carried out is...
Wow!
Even now, 62 years after its completion,
900,000 visitors visit this popular tourist spot every year.
27-year-old Anna Murashige will visit and answer some of your questions.
Hello, everyone!
You're watching...
Anna Murashige's List!
Today, we're in Toyama Prefecture's Kurobe Dam, as you know.
It's about four hours by Shinkansen and bus from Tokyo to Kurobe Dam in Toyama Prefecture.
It was a long way.
Ms. Murashige meets Mr. Kishida, a professor of Kyoto University who knows about the dam.
Mr. Kishida, can I be honest with you?
I'm not interested in the dam.
Can I enjoy it even if it's just a little bit?
I think you can enjoy it.
More importantly, DUM is connected to your life.
Please come back and like DUM.
DUM is connected to our life?
It must be.
Then it's not the case of saying whether you like it or not.
That's right.
Really?
I see.
Then I will study DUM hard today.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Let's go.
One, two.
I'm excited.
I like it.
Is it okay?
I'm excited as it's my first time.
We are going to the dam now.
You will climb many stairs.
We will climb stairs.
Look up first.
I see.
There are 220 steps.
There are many.
Can we go to the dam suddenly?
First, we climb this staircase which is directly connected with the station and aim for a observatory where we can see the dam.
Wow, it's an observatory.
Please go up slowly.
Teacher, why is it called Kurobe Dam?
It's because of the river called Kurobe River.
Is it a name of the area?
It's a river's name.
Teacher, you're fast.
It's hard to say no.
That's right.
I can't say no.
Is it really a dam?
Yes, it is.
The origin of the name Crobe comes from the Kutoyama Prefecture's first class river, the Crobe River.
Wow, that's amazing.
And Mr. Murashige is curious about something.
What makes a dam a dam?
Seriously?
Here's the question.
Good question!
Which of the five words of the word dam?
A. The definition of the word in Dutch.
What? In Dutch?
B. English area.
If you are good at English, you can answer this question, of course.
What's wrong with you?
Have you ever been to Kurobe Dam?
No.
Only you, Ms. Nakamura?
You are much more advantageous.
I love Kurobe Dam.
You are very strong.
I am confident.
Suddenly this is...
It's coming from a great angle.
You all know it, right?
You say it's obviously dumb, but don't you think what dumb is?
That's right.
You didn't hear it, did you?
No, dumb is dumb.
Then, Zey's answer, open!
[PH] Oh!
Zey!
What is it?
You all look different.
Oh, I see.
These two are from 2to5.
They are 2to5, the second generation of this year.
They are from Hyogo Prefectural University of Law and Justice and are famous for Kansai dialect.
For example, they make water taps and water tanks.
For example, there are rivers.
I thought that Europe has more history than England.
I thought that technology was developed there.
Is that true?
Amsterdam is like that.
The Netherlands is like that.
The Netherlands is a country that is good at water.
That's amazing.
I don't want to see that kind of E2 drive.
What is the answer?
Please announce the correct answer.
The correct answer is...
A. The Dutch word, ''middle''!
Good job!
That's a goal puzzle.
That's great!
The word for dam was a Dutch word for dam.
In a famous Dutch city, Amsterdam...
Amsterdam is famous for blocking Amsterdam River.
I see.
Amsterdam was built by blocking river in 13th century.
Yes.
Originally, it was not a place where many people lived and there was a lot of floodwater, but
, land and residential areas were established for people to live, and fields and dwellings were born.
In 2010, the city center has been registered as a World Heritage Site.
I know there is a dam, but I don't know what's going on with my life, so I'm not interested in it.
Wait, I'm getting hot all of a sudden.
You're getting hot all of a sudden.
Is it private?
Please go ahead.
Close up.
Wow!
It's so beautiful!
Wow!
Why? It's Attack on Titan!
That's right!
Attack on Titan!
It's nostalgic.
Tanaka sensei's imitation of an ohako, a very popular manga, a black eye dome that looks like it's in Attack on Titan.
It looks like a wall made by Titans.
The water that falls from the other side and many mountains over there keeps gathering here and flowing.
We made a concrete wall and dried up the water.
So, if it's true, it was a river over there.
Yes, it's like that.
The lower part where the water is like mist,
that's the river.
It's huge!
Originally, there was no dam and only the Black Eye River was flowing.
But here is the precious footage before the dam construction.
This is a cliff!
Wow!
Great!
It's amazing energy!
Lake Kawa
The fence was moved to another place, and the ground for building a dam was built.
That looks difficult.
And the concrete was stacked and completed in 1963.
That's amazing.
That's so cool.
I didn't expect it at all.
It's so cool.
We are human beings, aren't we?
It's like a collaboration of nature and man-made objects.
It's overwhelming and natural.
The way it looks is one of the charms of the dam.
It's like a collaboration of nature and man-made objects.
Why do you have to build such a big wall here?
We're collecting water to do something here.
Can I think of it very simply?
When there is a disaster or something like that, they get water from here.
Yes, there are dams for that purpose, but this one is different.
Here is the question.
It's difficult.
Why is the black dam blocking water?
It's popular.
You are pretty quick, teacher.
Because you have been asked before.
This is the first dam, right?
Yes.
I can't see anything else.
That's right.
It can't be helped if it looks small.
It's like the start is the goal.
It was very beautiful.
Now, everyone's answers. Open!
Oh!
Everyone's answers are correct!
This is not funny at all.
But is it okay?
I want to see it.
Thank you.
This is...
The dam is high.
So, they drop it from above and stop it to generate electricity.
The answer is...
Generating electricity!
Wow!
Amazing!
Wow!
Everyone will end up separately.
Rockstar!
Maybe we can all have one tablet.
The black eye dam is drying up water for electricity generation.
Making electricity is the mission of this dam.
Is it a solar panel-like water board?
That's right. The solar panel is also solar powered, so it's called renewable energy.
Water is also water that comes out naturally, so water power generation is one of the renewable energies.
Rechargeable electricity is used a lot these days.
When the building was built, Japan was in the process of reconstruction.
It is essential for electricity to increase the number of appliances and factories.
However.
At that time, there was a power outage that the electricity was not flowing for a day.
So, during that unusual period, we had to have electricity to restore the war area.
We decided to build a dam because there is a lot of water here.
Even now, the dam continues to generate electricity for 64 years.
I'm grateful.
Is the electricity I use actually black black dam electricity?
You live in Tokyo, right?
Yes.
Here is the question!
Where is the area where electricity made of cloved lumber is used?
Is this going to be a problem?
Area!
This is difficult!
Do we have to choose?
Please choose.
Murakami and Nagano are fast.
That group is fast, too.
All right, everyone's answers, open!
Special!
Wow! It's leaked!
Kansai, Kanto, Jube Kansai...
Two places?
Yes!
It is made of Jube and Kansai.
Kansai in the back.
I was a little worried about that map.
It looks like Jube.
But I've seen Kansai not having enough electricity.
Because it is in the middle of the city, electricity is used in Kanto and Osaka.
I've seen it made to help Kansai.
I've never felt black eyes using electricity in Kansai.
No one has said it.
I didn't feel it was a promethorum.
I've never felt it.
The answer is...
Kansai!
It's a direct win!
It's a perfect win!
Krobedam's electricity is used in Kansai.
Why do people in Kansai use it even though it is Toyama?
After the Second World War, there was a plan to reconstruct the power company.
At that time, it was decided that this river was electricity.
For example, there is a water system called Azusagawa on the other side of this mountain.
That is Nagano Prefecture, but it is Tokyo Electric.
Other dams in Shizuoka prefecture go to Kanto.
A dam in Gifu prefecture goes to Kansai.
It's common for dams in other prefectures to supply electricity.
Thank you.
If there are no dams, electricity won't be supplied, right?
Interesting.
In the first place, they are flowing the water that has been stopped in the dam to the underground generator.
But how do they make electricity in the generator?
If you put a water wheel here, it spins.
When it spins, there is a coil on it, and electricity is generated there.
They flow water and spin the water wheel.
That's how electricity is generated.
This is the first video that recorded electricity generation!
The switch was pressed.
Like this...
It turns the water car with the difficult momentum that sent it to the underground and creates electricity.
but there are places where you can pass pipes, right?
Why do you choose Toyama?
The reason is because there is a lot of snow here.
That's true.
The good thing about snow is that it melts slowly and soaks into the underground.
So, when you have a little time,
it may come out in June or July when you need water.
Because it rains a lot and it snows a lot,
a lot of water is collected.
Is that white thing over there snow?
That's snow.
That's snow!?
You said it's hot.
Isn't it amazing?
It's high.
Kitaalps in Toyama Prefecture where Kurobe Dam is located,
is 3,000 meters high and is called Japan's roof.
It's really high.
Therefore, in winter...
[PH] Wow!
That's amazing!
Like this, even the accumulated water is covered with snow.
I want to go and see this.
Because of this dam, it is rich in water and easy to generate electricity.
We decided to build this dam under one condition.
I'm very impressed.
There is another reason why the dam was built in this place.
We take water from there and keep it underground for a long time.
There is an underground power plant 10 km away.
We take water from a short distance, 186 meters above.
So, water flows at once from a high place.
If we take water from a high place, water flows fast and spins efficiently.
The highest height in Japan, 186 meters,
it flows water to the water pump and generates electricity efficiently.
Who came up with it?
It is often mistaken that electricity is generated here.
But electricity is not generated here.
It is different from generating electricity.
It is not generated.
Yes, this water supply and electricity have nothing to do with each other.
Murashige-san asks another question.
What is that splash?
Here is the question.
Why is the black eye dam flooded?
This is going to be a good lesson!
Is it simple?
It's simple.
I will reveal the answer.
Water adjustment, sightseeing, too much of a hat, and too little pressure.
It's like a conspiracy.
If you have too much of a hat, you will put too much pressure on it.
So you should put less pressure on it.
It's a souvenir of the police station.
It's a tourist water.
Do you do that for tourists?
It's service water.
900,000 people come to see it.
If it's closed all the time, people won't go to see it.
Many people come and say,
I want you to see it.
But basically, water is adjusted for water adjustment.
It's not adjusted for water.
It's said that it's good for skin, but there are streets and rivers in the lower areas, so I don't think you can do it with just that service.
Now, please give me the correct answer.
Yes, the correct answer is...
Keeping the hair straight!
Wow!
It's true! It's true! It's true!
[PH] It's true! It's true!
Keeping the hair straight...
Without that, the canyon won't look good.
Is it for the lower areas?
Yes, if the water runs out.
Isn't it because it's too much?
I think there were other uses for it.
There are other uses for it.
The black eye dam is being watered for police maintenance.
There is a drainpipe from there.
We use this water to clean up the river.
Clean up?
We use this water to clean up the river.
We use this water for that purpose.
Tourists come here for sightseeing.
They come for sightseeing.
Therefore, we don't use this water for sightseeing.
Even if the flood is stopped, many rivers meet on the Black Bay River and the water levels of the river are always maintained.
I see.
It's a good lesson.
Great!
What's that hole there?
What is it ?
It's the upper part of the dam.
It's called Kouzui-baki.
When it was raining too much and the height was rising all the time,
water flowed out of there naturally.
The water flowed out of there and it was not stored anymore.
It seems like a hole for storing water.
This is a hole for storing water at that time.
Is this a major dam ?
It's inevitable to have one or more.
You can't store more than this.
If you store more than two, it will be bad if it breaks.
You store with this, don't you?
Yes, you can store other kinds of water-repellent water-pipes in this way.
Why does it look like an arch?
Here is the question!
Why does the black eye water-repellent water-pipe look like an arch?
It's been coming up from the sky several times, but it's an arch.
We should have asked about the waterfall.
That's right.
I didn't know it was a storm.
If it was a waterfall, I would have guessed it.
Everyone can tell it looks like that.
Yes, it's overflowing.
It's overflowing when it's full.
I could tell it just by looking at it.
I see.
Yes.
Zay's answer is...
The valley is too narrow.
There are many thick vines.
Thick vines are starting to become popular.
It's too much pressure.
The answer is...
Because of the large amount of water pressure to withstand.
The answer is correct!
The reason why the black eye dam is arched is because of the high water pressure it can withstand.
Do you know about the medial pectoralis major?
Yes, I do.
It's in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
That's an arch.
Arch is said to be physically advantageous.
The bridge is also an arch structure.
When you ride on it, the bridge will let you go down with the arch structure.
This is because water pushes like this.
The water pressure is applied to both sides of the dam.
This is done by a thin action.
This is a feature of flat dams.
In the case of a flat dam, concrete is heated to withstand water pressure.
In the case of an arched dam, concrete is thinned and water pressure can be withstood.
This reduces costs.
Also, considering the effect of water soaking into the rock even if the dam itself can withstand,
it became a complicated shape with corners on the left and right of the arch.
It has a great shape.
It's very careful.
The design was quite difficult.
The Clovet Dam was built using the latest technology of the time.
A whole image of such black rock dam can be seen.
They found something.
What is this?
This is a model.
A model?
This is a dam.
It's true.
This is black rock that is filled with water.
How much does it cost to make such a large dam?
About one trillion yen.
I think it was about that.
Who will sell it?
This is where Kansai Electric Power Inc. invests its company fortune.
This is a large-scale construction. Private companies are already doing one trillion yen construction.
It's a big decision, but I really want electricity.
How long do you think it took to build this?
Thinking very seriously, 50 years.
Seven years.
What? That's not possible!
Because the construction of Shibuya is not a small project.
If we could do it here, we should have finished it earlier in Shibuya.
At that time, the lack of electricity in Kansai was a serious problem.
Considering the high-level economic growth period, the post-pandemic period is limited to seven years.
If construction is delayed even a little, it's over, isn't it?
That's right. We were a little late at first.
But you got infected in seven years, didn't you?
How did you get over it?
Here is the question!
It was a blackstone dam that had to be built in 7 years.
But in fact, in the process of cutting down a mountain to build a dam's foundation, a huge delay occurred.
At that time, something was done to recover the late stage delay, but what is that method?
What is it?
I don't know.
I did it in class.
What?
Dohboku.
This is a famous documentary.
I know.
Great.
This black eye is made in a way that makes you wonder.
Normally you don't do it like that.
There is a way.
Now, let's see what they wrote!
Yes!
A dynamite that changes direction at the same time...
...and I made a big explosion from the bench cut.
The answer is like a quiz.
What is a big explosion?
What is a big explosion from the bench cut?
I will ask you in order.
First, Sonno-kun, you used dynamite.
Yes, I was digging with my hands and I didn't have enough time...
...so I watched a video of people using a bomb in the past.
I heard a sound like a bomb.
We use dynamite in the end, but we assemble it in 7 years when we decide on a plan.
I thought we didn't assemble dynamite at that time.
We dug and piled up at the same time.
I see.
The correct answer is...
It was a big leaf!
All right!
This plan 2 and plan 3 were pretty good!
We did it!
But we really did it in a safe way!
If you're going that way, you have to use a bench cut method.
Because of the slope, it's dangerous when the mountain collapses unexpectedly.
I was able to do it little by little, but I couldn't make it in time, so it exploded.
In order to regain his delay in Kurobe Dam, he used a large leaf to bring it out.
scary!
I was scared of how to carry it.
I will cut it little by little and set up a dynamite.
I will do a big explosion and challenge to shorten the time.
This is a big explosion.
[PH] This is a big explosion.
Dangerously rare.
This is dangerous.
Dangerously rare.
School ofpeiro.
I didn't cut the bench.
Did you explode it with dynamite?
I cut out this wall and put this dam here.
You are bold.
I'm scared.
Humans are amazing.
You are too bold.
Shige has more.
There are many people there.
What is it?
What is the problem?
What is popular besides a dam at a observatory of Kurobe Dam?
Maybe Nakano-sensei missed it.
Nakano-san hasn't seen anything for the first time.
By the way, Nakano-sensei,
both of you are right about the red one.
Really?
You have a great imagination.
I knew it!
You still don't know?
You guys are smart, right?
I'm a high school graduate!
I'm a big fan of you!
That's a good question.
She agreed with me.
Great!
Let's see your answers!
Side water.
Face-up panel.
There are many face-up panels.
Black eye's delicious water.
Monkey.
Rocks.
I thought it was a monkey or a deer.
Is there a monkey?
A real monkey?
Like a mini zoo?
Because it's deep in the mountains.
You're laughing while you're talking.
Okay.
Mr. Fukawa is saying spring water.
Spring water in a dam feels strange.
But honestly, that's all I can think of.
I wonder if they put delicious water in a bucket and line it up.
I can see something like a pipe.
I wonder if it's true.
I see.
I can see it.
The correct answer is...
a water drinking place using spring water!
That's great!
Nakano-san is correct!
That's great!
Wow, it disappeared!
Wow!
Here, finally!
Wow!
So far, only Mr. Nakano has done it.
Only Mr. Nakano.
Wow!
Mr. Nakano is amazing!
On the observatory of Kurobe Dam, there is a drinking place using spring water.
We got this.
Oh, there are many!
There are three drinking places where you can use spring water as drinking water.
Three places?
It's a tourist attraction.
I want to drink this.
It looks delicious.
I've never seen it before.
Kataoni tries it.
Can we drink it?
You first.
Why me?
That's not nice.
You first.
You first, Sensei.
It's cold.
Is it good?
It's good. But I don't like fish in water.
I hate water.
That's right.
I hate water.
This is great.
It's cold!
But it's not muddy at all.
It's beautiful!
Looks delicious.
Delicious!
I want this near my house!
Very delicious!
Next, climbing up the stairs from the observatory and looking at the dam up close,
then...
Cute!
Murashige-san, who was called out and cared for by others...
It's easy to hit.
I'm Murashige.
You're elegant.
She ended up not being interviewed.
Nice.
Do you know about the popular saying?
I do.
Really?!
I know it, but...
Are you learning it together?
Yes, we're learning and studying it.
I'm studying about Murashige Damu now.
Is that so?
Honestly, aren't you interested in Damu?
You don't know about it, do you?
I see.
What is the purpose of Damu in our life?
Don't be excited.
It's water, so it's just water.
No, it's electricity.
Electricity?
Water power generation.
I see.
I was told that right away.
And this black eye dam.
By the way, what is your area?
Here is the question.
Why do Generation Z visit black eye dam?
I think young people can understand this.
I think you can understand it if you look at social media.
What is the current generation of Z interested in?
I don't know.
Now, everyone's answers are open.
You're pitiful.
Fukawa-san, what is the stage of your work?
So-called sacred place?
That's right!
Human-like...
There seems to be something like that in some manga or anime.
That's a sauna!
Yes! There are fixed places in deep mountains like that sauna, like a barrel sauna...
Oh!
Like a dam sauna or something like that!
I think there is one!
Oh! Urakami-kun's digital detox!
I often can't get a call.
I always check SNS.
I go where I can't go.
I get into nature.
I think Z generation is caught in it.
There is no radio wave on the hiking route, right?
There may be a dam, but I don't think it's that far.
The correct answer is...
It's a natural area.
Yes!
Murakami is amazing!
Natural environment.
Generation Z visited Krobedam to enjoy nature.
What is your area?
Natural environment.
What is that?
I've heard of it.
Natural environment.
What is that?
I don't know.
Natural environment.
Alpen and Kenkappe.
Alpen.
You can go here and there.
It's natural environment.
Wow, this kind of young man is saving the future!
Actually, there are two ways of accessing Krobedam.
One is a route that takes an electric bus from Oogizawa station, which Mr. Murashige has passed, and uses stairs from Krobedam station.
And the other is a route made for sightseeing such as by foot or cable car.
This route is beautiful with lush natural forest.
The hot spring in Japan's highest position is called Jigoku Dani.
You can enjoy the full starry sky and see the sunset.
Enjoy the beautiful scenery that changes from month to month.
If you can take beautiful photos, it's a second generation for Z generation.
Nature is great, but please go to the dam area with me.
Certainly, it seems to be popular.
Dam area seems to be popular.
Dam area is popular.
After an interview with Generation Z, they went back to the place where something was left from construction.
Wow, it's very energetic.
Teacher, is it that?
Yes, I think it is.
What is it?
I can't imagine it at all.
What is it?
It only looks like a game of bingo.
It looks like a candy from a candy store.
Here is the problem.
This is a construction tool used to make dams, but what was it used for?
Isn't this precious?
This is...
I was like, what?
When you make this...
So you only used it in the past?
Yes!
You don't use it now, right?
We don't use it now.
What was it used for?
Yes!
Now, everyone's answers are open!
1. Cement is poured to carry concrete.
2. Stones are finely chopped.
3. Ice is melted and lifted up as a gondola to carry people.
4. Carriers are carried.
5. People ride on it and carry materials.
This is Fukawa-san's answer about cement.
From the structure of the dam, it looks like concrete or the structure inside looks like a cement company truck.
Like a mixer company.
The answer is...
It was a concrete truck!
It was a truck!
Only this point is correct!
But it was perfect and interrupted!
So close!
To construct Kurobe Dam,
a bucket carrying concrete was used.
It looks like a bucket.
When you build a dam, concrete is pushed forward.
You build and knead concrete here,
and carry it up to the dam in the air.
Here is how such bucket was operated.
[PH] To be continued
It's dangerous for people to do this.
It's not allowed in the air.
It opens and catches the opposite direction.
That's amazing.
It is completed about 180,000 times.
It's a long way.
It's a long way, but it's done when you carry the material in the air and fold it.
This is also done in a momentary manner.
People go without buying materials and do it at the designated place.
However!
However?!
The finishing touches after being carried in a bucket...
What's that?!
So it's necessary in the end!
It's cutting and draining!
Thanks to the life-and-death construction,
their everyday life with electricity is delayed!
Is this okay?!
Electricity is really important!
I'm scared!
It looks like they've achieved something when it's finished!
That's right.
Everyone is moved and tears are falling.
I'm jealous of being kept like that.
Even if it's precious at the time, it's the last terrace.
Yes!
It's not the lowest.
There's still more downstairs.
There's more?
What's a terrace?
If you go down, you'll know.
Here's a problem!
What can you see on this terrace where you can feel the waterfall the closest?
Can you see it?
Is it the name of the place that disappeared?
Yes.
You are quite fast.
You two are fast, too.
I think this is the only answer.
It's easy, isn't it?
It's easy.
Everyone's answers, open!
Oh, I see.
Everyone chose a rainbow.
Obaka chose a rainbow, too.
Please announce the correct answer.
The correct answer is...
a rainbow!
Correct!
That's a good one!
It's a beautiful rainbow.
I don't mean to be a friend of yours, but you've been saying it like a ship.
Don't say it!
There is a terrace where you can see rainbows in Kurobe Dam.
Can we see it anytime?
It's cool.
You can see water coming out of the fog.
That's the shadow of light and creates rainbows.
That's why it's called Rainbow Terrace.
From here, you can see the rainbow, so it's called Rainbow Terrace.
Wow!
Amazing!
The water is so powerful that you can't see the waterfalls.
There were no rainbows during the clock time.
It's so beautiful!
This is fate!
I feel fate!
It's so rainbow-colored.
I didn't feel fate.
It's beautiful.
I wanted to see it so much.
This is the power of the talent of the village.
Yes, even if you miss it on this terrace, you can still see the rainbow from above the dam.
What?
So I thought of moving.
Is this water wind?
This is where the dam is not strong.
It's windy like this and there's a chance of rising tide.
It's where the wind blows.
Wow!
Why is it so foggy?
Here's the problem!
What is it?
Why is the water in the black eye dam foggy?
It's a selection problem.
A. To prevent creatures like fish and others from flowing from the water purification plant.
b. To prevent the ground from being scraped by water pressure.
You're right, you're fast.
[PH] Time up!
Now, let's see your answers!
It's my mom!
It's me!
I saw him doing it in a shape in the video, so I thought it was a ecosystem.
I think there is still a possibility.
If I win alone, can I do it in a room turbine?
Why do you want to do it?
I'm lucky.
I want to do it.
I want to see it.
I say it sometimes.
I want to hear it.
The answer is B.
It was to prevent it from being scraped off the ground.
But I'm sorry about the tea ring.
I wanted to see it.
I won't do it again.
Just one.
Just one, please.
I don't do that.
You don't bargain.
The black eye dam is cut into water.
Because of water pressure and it doesn't scrape the ground.
When water falls, it scrapes the rock.
If it's a foggy place, it won't scrape.
If it scrapes there, it affects the stability of the dam.
So, they've invented a way for it to come out of a foggy place.
It won't scrape or be eaten, so they put it in a foggy place.
They deliberately put it in a foggy place.
Actually, this water pump can pump more than 10 tons in one second.
In one second?
If it's not a foggy place,
To prevent the ground from being scraped or causing vibration,
they are watering it in a mist so that water can spread.
Now that we know why it's in a mist, we can finally head up to the dam.
Can we see the rainbow?
Let's go.
Look at this.
The mountains are amazing.
It's full of impact no matter where you cut it.
It's amazing.
There is still snow.
It's beautiful.
It's cool.
That's right.
This place is located in Kochi, so it's famous among viewers.
It's originally in the mountains.
It's possible for people to come here because of the dam.
I don't think it's like that.
It's deep in the mountains and it's not easy for anyone to come.
That's right.
I was over there a while ago.
It's scary.
It's very beautiful.
Wait a minute.
Isn't it scary?
It's amazing.
The water of the river is connected and merging here.
I can see a rainbow, Sensei!
[PH] Sensei, it's a rainbow!
It's a rainbow!
It's a rainbow.
It's a rainbow!
It's a privilege to see rainbow in various places on social media.
If you're lucky, you can see bright rainbow.
There are many sightseeing events that people who don't know about the dam can enjoy, such as night tours that walk around the dam at night.
And the waterfalls spread in reverse waterways.
Wow!
There is a dam in the back.
Wow!
The water is called Krobe Lake.
There is a ship over there.
The water level is about 200 million tons.
The Tokyo Dome is about 160 times bigger.
You can enjoy different natural beauty from the water.
Even in Kurobe Port, they found something that Murashige has.
What is it?
What's that round thing next to the boat?
What?
Murashige was interested in this thing that floated in the lake.
A hook?
Since a dam was built in an originally poor land,
this is a hook that solves a problem.
A hook?
Here is the problem.
A double-decker?
It's a double-decker.
Which is the round circle?
a. The collection site for pulling up driftwood.
b. The net for preventing fish from flowing into the dam.
Both seem possible.
But we saw the double rainbow.
That's right.
It's a good idea to take it out and then take it out again.
If you think about it like that, it means you have it, right?
You've shown it once and for all.
Now, open your answers!
This one.
This one!
That's a good one!
This one!
What's wrong?
I think it's a breeding ground for fish food.
I think so.
Is it growing there?
Is it breeding?
Orakami is A.
I've seen trees and rivers on the edge of the dam.
I hope I can get that.
I'm A.
The answer is...
A. A collection of beef.
That's the only answer you got right!
What are you doing?
In Kurobeko, there is a collection point for drifting wood.
So many.
If water flows all the time, trees will also flow.
If trees enter from the water supply port, it's not good.
So we collect trees and prevent them from entering.
Water supply port for sending water to the generator installed in Kurobeko.
Great.
The problem is that driftwoods gather around it.
Three hundred tons of wood may flow from the mountains every year.
This is a big deal.
The collection site is made so that it does not affect generation and recovery is carried out regularly.
We collect them and throw them away, but we also think of reusing them.
So this is also SDGs.
Yes, it's a beast and it just comes out on its own. There's no use for it.
That's true.
For example, souvenir shops sell them as souvenir goods.
Wow, that's great.
And what else?
This is a symbol of Krobe Dam.
Before that, there is a tradition.
This is also made of the driftwood that has been flowing in the dam.
Is this driftwood?
That's right.
It's amazing. It's SDGs.
Krobe Dam boasts the highest height in Japan.
So far, we have learned about the use of dams and other construction methods, and why they are popular as tourist attractions.
Actually, we will tell you more in the second half of the show.
Nankoji, which was the hardest construction, visited the actual site and learned about it.
Isn't this precious?
And, for the workers who worked at the construction site,
we will also tell you about the new common sense that only those who have come to Kroben know.
Wow!
It's interesting!
Thank you!
Let's look at the current ranking.
Here it is!
An ancient graduate, a science scientist, Mr. Nakano, is running around with a crazy correct rate.
In order to chase him, four people are closing up to three people. What a close battle!
The difficulty of the problem is increasing!
Will the talented entertainers be able to answer Murashige's questions?
Wow, this is amazing no matter how many times you watch it!
Total construction cost is one trillion yen.
The number of workers mobilized is over ten million.
In Japan, it was completed by construction construction that does not look like this.
It's amazing.
Blackberry Dam.
But the biggest difficulty was before building the dam.
There were two things we did before building the blackberry dam.
First, investigation and preparation construction.
Indeed.
To the place where tools used at that time are seen.
Wow!
It's amazing!
Here, various valuable materials that can only stand on special days remain in the place.
Model shop that represents the workers at that time.
A sculpture machine for construction.
And...
What is it for?
It's for carrying luggage.
I didn't know that.
It's said that women also carried it.
And, it's said that they walked along this road made of cliffs.
Is it this kind of soft bridge?
Yes, it is.
It's scary.
I've walked here before.
Have you?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry for dying.
I can't believe there were girls.
Here is the recorded video.
Wow!
It's huge!
What is this?
There are so many things.
I can't believe it.
For a long investigation, they carried daily necessities and food.
And even materials for preparation.
There are four.
Regardless of gender, they carried 50 to 80 kilograms of luggage.
This is dangerous.
This is scary.
I want to be crushed.
It's not only heavy luggage, but also tough.
What's this?
It's like a water pipe.
It's like a human being holding it.
It's like a tree.
Is it okay?
A life-long transport that walks a road without a road
Wow wow wow
Furthermore
Not only the heavy equipment that human beings cannot carry for investigation and preparation...
What did you do?
How did you carry it?
I transported it by horse or helicopter...
Helicopter!
The luggage that humans cannot carry is carried by horse or helicopter.
We know that method earlier...
What's this? Jurassic World...
It's a round thing.
In winter, it's carried like this.
What is this?
They carried their luggage like this.
That looks fun.
Is it fun?
Is there a reason for it to be fun?
What is the method of surprising that was carried in winter?
This is dangerous.
What is the method of surprising that was carried in winter?
Surprise?
What kind of surprise is that?
But...
Do it for her.
It's like that.
If you say, I can't do it, I'll be like,
Oh!
That sounds like fun.
Oh, that's good.
I can't say, Oh!
Just that.
That's good.
Everyone's answers, open!
Yes!
That's what I thought.
There are many, but only Mr. Maruoka has a gun.
I don't want you to say that!
It's not good.
It's ski, isn't it?
Considering the era, I wrote ski as in sori.
It's not fair!
Considering the era background...
Can we end this discussion here?
It's not fair!
The answer is...
sori!
[PH] Yes!
Don't use that logic!
In winter investigations, the luggage they used was carried by sleigh.
If there's a noise or snow, I always carry my luggage by sleigh.
That sounds fun.
But it's a rugged area.
I see, but I might like to try sleigh riding.
I don't think she wants to do it.
Here is how she carries her luggage by sleigh.
Wow!
It's fast!
I'm not sure if I can do it.
Scary scary scary
I can't get on
It's more efficient than carrying people.
Even so, it takes a lot of time to carry the luggage.
To make it even more efficient...
We're going to dig a tunnel.
What they did before building the black eye dam was...
The second thing is to create tunnels for carrying luggage.
In fact, in this area, the wall has not been repaired, and the rock wall before construction still remains.
Wow!
It's raining!
It's a raw rock, so water comes out of it.
Does water come out of this wall?
Yes.
I don't think water will pass through it because it's hard, but if you look at it, it's a little cracked.
There is snow melt water here, so it starts to soak up water.
They drilled a hole in this place with a drill and injected dynamite in it.
Then, they made it explode and buried the rock.
They were digging tunnels.
[PH] Amazing!
Here is how they actually dug tunnels.
I am...
...etnic!
It takes a lot of time.
Dynamite-like holes.
It's terrible.
It's heavy.
A metal detector weighing 30 kilograms.
Dynamite is used for holes.
I'm scared.
Murashige-san also experienced the vibration of the saw.
The camera is all shaking.
This is a good experience.
[PH] It's amazing.
What's going on?
Murashige-san's voice is louder.
You two are getting along.
The tunnel is a bridge connecting Nagano prefecture and Kurobe Dam.
It is still used for sightseeing buses and construction vehicles.
It looks like fun.
To that tunnel...
Wow! It's cold!
It's cold.
The air conditioner is working.
No, it's natural.
Is it natural?
It's natural.
Look at the temperature.
It's 15 degrees.
The temperature of August was 36 degrees.
The temperature in the tunnel is 15 degrees, which is 20 degrees or lower.
Inside the tunnel, heat is absorbed to protect from the sunlight.
It also absorbs rain and snow.
The temperature is constant like this refrigerator throughout the year.
The tunnel is used for the fact that the temperature is constant.
A refrigerator exclusively for frozen dumplings.
That's close!
It's sudden, but here's a question for the idiot, Igari.
Inside of the black eye dam tunnel, which has maintained constant temperature all year long,
what is happening here?
Please answer in five seconds!
Five seconds!
Uh...
Frozen sausage...
It's almost the same as mine!
Do you know?
Huh?
It's like sake!
Sake!
So, the first floor was a storage of Japanese sake.
Since 2020, 14 types of sake, about 16,000 sakes have been stored in most of the floors.
Workers were working in constant temperature to store sake.
In that period, a savior appeared to save them.
What is it?
Someone is holding it.
The latest self-assembled large cutting machine, Jumbo.
It is three stages and uses all sides of it to cut in large numbers at once, so the work efficiency is three times as large.
I'm gonna ride it while working
After thinking of shortening working hours in the cold
Something terrible happened to the workers
From here, they ride the bus to the place where something terrible happened
Inside the car, there is a story of memories from Shige Murashige, who was not interested in dams at all until now.
There was a song of AKB.
A dam of tears will collapse.
So when I was sad, I always said that Shige's dam of tears would collapse.
Dams can't collapse.
No, it's a lie.
It's a lie.
How long does it take?
It takes about a year to make.
I see.
I made it at first, and it was a little better.
I think it will come out soon, but I want to cut it off.
Cut it off? What do you mean by that?
Cut it off means that the steel is destroyed by earthquakes and other things and it becomes brittle.
It's gotten softer and easier to collapse.
In tunnel construction, it's a very dangerous place with high difficulty.
Scary.
Isn't it easy to dig even though it's soft?
Here's the problem.
In a brittle and soft rock,
As they are folding up...
From the hole they opened, something terrible happened and work was delayed.
Which of the reasons is it?
a. Water is spilling out.
b. Strong wind is blowing.
Which one is it?
Hmm... which one...
Oh, you're fast.
It's too early.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Oh!
It's the same!
I don't know.
These are the two of you from Two Drive.
Well, earlier, the water from the mountains was soaked in, so I think it contains a lot of water.
And then it becomes soft and comes out like this.
Oh!
The smell is a battle against water.
Suddenly, you came in without shaking anything.
If this is a sudden wind, I will go out and do a dam arar.
Please.
The correct answer is A, water is coming out.
[PH] All over the world.
Here is the answer of the other two.
All over the world.
Koyasuko, do you do this kind of self defense force?
I don't do it.
I have an image of doing it, but I don't know.
I only do shooting in GT.
You don't do it in the wild?
I've never made a tunnel or anything like that, but I know this is luxurious.
The black eye dam's cracks have water spilling out.
It was quite hard and cold water came out.
Here is the actual video.
It's scary.
Wow, it's raining so much.
Sounds fun!
It's cold, but it's fun!
Electricity is important.
The water amount that is spilled during work is up to 660 milliliters per day.
This is impossible.
This is a lie.
What's going on?
The water temperature is only 40 degrees Celsius.
This is crazy.
As this water came out, it could not be dug further.
How did you overcome it?
I tried various things.
What do you think of it?
You put something like potato starch in it and made it soft.
It's pretty good.
I made it hard.
Before that, I will dig it while digging it.
Not here either!
Even if they dig, even if they dig, the water comes out of the side and it's a disaster.
What is the way to overcome it?
Before solidifying it?
So it worked out in the end?
It worked out.
You went and then you solidified it with medicine?
Yes.
It worked out.
But if it's overflowing with water, you can't work anymore, can you?
What do you do with this water?
That's it.
That's a lot of hints.
If you don't have more...
What?
Let's see everyone's answers.
Open!
But I think there are many people who say it's a different line for drainage.
FUKAWA, do you say it's a pipeline?
I was worried about bucket relays.
But I don't think this amount of bucket relay will catch up.
Every second, 660 liters.
I see.
The answer is...
A different tunnel!
Yay!
That's great!
I'm so happy!
I've seen this in a video before.
I think it's probably a silver or gold mine.
I think so, too.
As Fukawa said, the world heritage of Niigata Prefecture, the gold mine of Sado,
was carrying underground water with bucket relay before digging gold and silver in the Edo period.
Detailed explanation is required for VTR.
Please watch it!
The black eye dam's debris dug another tunnel and broke through by draining water.
They dug another tunnel and drained water.
A lot of water comes out of it, so they dug another tunnel and drained water.
It's a hard work.
I think water comes out of the right side of it.
Can you tell so easily? It looks like a crossroads.
There is blue neon light, and that's where the debris is.
That's true.
Can you see this neon light?
That's why water is coming out.
Usually, you can only see the water from the bus that is running.
Only with a tour that is held only three or four times a year, you can actually walk in the tunnel and visit.
They are doing something very valuable.
This time, we decided to show it to Mr. Murashige in person.
That's great.
What is this?
Do you need to illuminate this area?
No, tourists don't pass through here.
So we light up and show people around.
Isn't it amazing?
The shortest distance is only 80 meters.
Despite that, it took Horno seven months.
It's getting farther and farther.
Even now, the water that made the workers suffer still comes out.
What's this window?
Wow!
It's water.
It's like a river.
That's right.
It's still coming out.
It's really difficult to build.
Touch it.
I can't.
Can I?
It's cold.
It's cold!
It's really cold.
What's the temperature?
The temperature is really cold.
It's pretty cold.
If you do like that, I'll look like I'm overdoing it
7 months of building this tunnel construction took 7 years and 1 year and 7 months
Here is the video of tunnel opening and closing
[PH] The Greatest Battle of All Time
[PH] Wow, what a fight!
Amazing!
SHOUHUA SANZAN
February 25, 1923, the last wall was removed and cold wind blew in from the black eye valley.
In order not to forget their gratitude for their workers,
a monument is left in the present black stone dam.
Wow!
It's probably a memorial monument.
Yes.
This is a altar.
An altar? What does an altar mean?
The people who were sacrificed during the construction of this temple are being worshipped here.
Thanks to them, we can have this peaceful and peaceful day today because of their efforts.
Thank you very much.
It was a really dangerous job.
That's right.
After meeting with the altar...
Next, they head to the rest house where they can enjoy a meal.
Is this a restaurant where workers ate food?
No, it's not.
Tourists prepared a restaurant or a souvenir shop for this.
So it's not a restaurant where you can enjoy the taste of that time.
That's right, but let's go and see what you can taste.
What is it?
Here is the problem!
Is it fish eyes?
At this rest house, there is a dish that workers at the time loved so much, but...
What is that dish, exactly!?
[PH] The next day...
Yaaas!
I'm proud of you, Itoh.
This looks so good!
[PH] What is the answer?
It's obvious.
Let's think of something unnecessary.
Amateur chefs.
What is it?
Let's see everyone's answer!
Everyone chose curry!
This is curry.
Curry is curry.
It's fun to get together.
When I went to a soccer training camp, I was happy when curry came out.
Is that so?
If I can make one conclusion,
the shape of rice and roux overlap in the shape of a dam.
Curry made like a dam.
In that sense, I think this answer is appropriate.
Then I will give you the correct answer.
Are you sure?
What?
No way.
The answer is...
Mr. Kaleri!
This is...
Yes!
I don't know if it's a dam or not.
Most of them are like that.
In Kurobe Dam, you can still taste the curry that workers ate.
Is it not in the dam?
It's not ready yet.
Curry.
It's definitely delicious curry.
At that time, workers ate curry and it was provided in this rest house 60 years ago.
Look!
It's an arch!
Amazing!
It is also said to be the origin of dump curry made in dumps all over Japan in recent years.
Wow!
Let's eat!
It's dump curry! It's really dump!
Look! Look!
It's delicious!
It's pretty spicy.
Hot.
During construction in Haseitai, a lot of water came out of the underground water.
It was extremely cold, about four degrees water, so my body got cold.
I see.
So in order to warm it up, we ate curry in the kitchen.
The spices were...
Because it's cold, in order to warm it up, we ate it on the bridge.
We ate it on the bridge.
We ate it on the bridge, so curry was served a lot.
Curry is delicious no matter when you eat it.
It's like...
Here is the question!
Which of the unexpected ingredients in curry, which was popular since the construction of Kurobe Dam, is it?
A. Chili peppers B. Chikuwa
Curry ingredients?
I don't know.
Now, everyone's answers, open!
Huh? Huh? Huh?
A.
B.
Warm up.
Chikuwa is a kneaded food, so it won't be cooked for a long time.
It's hard to bring it and put it in.
I've been digging a tunnel, so I don't want to see a hole anymore.
There is another hole for you to stop digging.
Do you put dynamite in here?
OKBE is B, and CHIKUA...
I think of TOYAMA and the sea.
I see. This is the first time you've said it right.
The first time I've said it right?
I'm serious about this.
The correct answer is...
B, CHIKUA!
OKBE is correct!
The black eyed curry contains CHIKUA.
It's vitamin chikuwa.
Vitamin chikuwa?
It's a soul food eaten in Ishikawa Prefecture, which is made many years later.
Is that so?
Is it common here to put vitamin chikuwa in curry?
That's a characteristic of it.
In the Taisho era, a large number of sharks were raised in Ishikawa Prefecture.
They used chikuwa for their production.
After that, we found out that shark's liver oil has plenty of vitamins,
so it's a big hit that you can easily get nutrition with chikuwa.
Chikuwa curry is said to be the most popular menu of workers in the week.
I see.
In addition to such curry, another popular one was...
The construction here was done in harsh environments, so everyone was looking forward to eating and drinking a little, so alcohol is a must here.
Is alcohol a must?
This is what it looks like when you drink a little alcohol left in the record image.
I want you to drink it.
Wow!
It's amazing, it's a lifetime deal.
Wow!
Awesome!
Wow!
I'm getting testosterone!
Wow! Amazing!
Wow! It's really good!
Wow! It's good!
Wow!
Wow! Amazing!
This is good sake!
Wow! This looks good! Wow!
It warms you up.
Looks good.
And the drink they used to drink was...
35 degrees of soju and white wine and 7 to 3 ratio of rock and rock.
What?
Here is the question.
The name of the drink which was made of soju and white wine and mixed with 7 to 3 ratio of rock and rock is...
Ganso Nani Rock?
What is Ganso?
The words that appeared in this video are words with an impact.
What?
I don't know what it is.
I think it's quite difficult.
Does seven versus three matter?
Seven versus three doesn't matter.
Let's see everyone's answers.
I see.
Hell leaf, drill, dynamite, Fukada-san, hell.
There is a hell drink, right?
Yes.
There is also a leaf, but I chose it because of its harshness.
I see.
I chose it because of its harshness.
I see.
I like it when I'm drinking it, but I chose it because of its harshness.
I see.
You want to say it's hell rock.
But it's good.
Sonokkun is a leaf.
Yes, it's like it's full of energy.
Everyone is going to go with it!
Yes, yes, yes.
Everyone is going to enjoy the explosion!
That's why it's called Gansoppa Rock.
TwoTribe are drilling.
So, rock is in English and it's rock, right?
Yes.
And drilling!
Yes, drilling.
Drilling rock!
It seems like it.
It's possible!
I see!
The correct answer is...
Ganso...
Hasai Rock!
Cute!
It's too difficult.
Asai is the backbone of this work.
The alcohol that the workers were drinking was Asai Rock.
I drink Asai Rock.
I'm going to have a headache.
I drink it and warm up and relax.
It's cold here, so you make it warm and sleep?
That's right.
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Kurobe Dam completion,
it was reprinted to reproduce the liquor that workers drank at the time.
This liquor, called Hasai Rock,
is still provided as a specialty drink in Nagano Prefecture.
At that time, liquor was called Ganso.
After such a hard work, Kansai's power shortage was solved.
Krobe Dam also contributed to Japanese technology development.
With such a hard work, they successfully appointed an ex-worker.
It's too cooperative.
As a result, there were many staff.
Judge!
This man was involved in building the black eye dam 69 years ago, when he was 20 years old.
Murashige interviewed him remotely.
I heard you were involved in building the dam.
I wasn't involved in the dams, but I was involved in the blackout generators.
What was the hardest part?
Well, I wasn't involved in generating generators, but I was involved in the high heat water movement.
Mr. Goto works as a worker in construction of a generator in the basement where the blackout dam produces electricity.
After the blackout dam was completed, he was in charge of construction of a new generator.
What did they encounter in Kussaku construction?!
It's cold and hot at the same time.
It's the opposite of being cold and hot, but it's near the high temperature.
What?
Did you regret it?
No, I didn't.
If I touch this job, I have to do it until the end.
I'm really proud of you for coming to interview me like this.
However, the highest temperature is 175 degrees Celsius.
Isn't it dangerous?
No, I'm used to it.
But, wasn't it that hot and did you get burned?
Here is the question.
What is the heat resistance measure that was carried out in high heat conditions, which were also 175 degrees Celsius?
I went to see it.
Do you know it?
I think I'm right.
Oh!
It's difficult to prepare for heat, isn't it?
Is this a more facility-oriented approach than a personal one?
Well, in a sense, it's a facility-oriented approach.
It's difficult.
Now, ZEI's answer, open!
It's open.
First of all,
that sauna is a place where you can pour cold water directly into the hose.
Of course, there is also infinite snow removal water.
They brought it by horse and carried it on their back.
They carried it straight?
They carried it straight and carried it naked.
I think it feels good even if you carry it.
In order to be carried, they bathed in water.
There is spring water, ice and snow.
They worked for five or ten minutes and went in.
It looked like a sauna.
Oh!
The answer is...
To pour water from behind!
Amato and Muratami, you are correct!
We did it!
It's a direct bet here.
I'm going to bet.
That's what it means.
You didn't do it in winter, did you?
I'm sorry.
It stops very much.
It doesn't move.
It doesn't have to be taken off.
In high heat, water was poured from behind to withstand the heat.
Here is the actual video.
It's shower time.
Shower, huh?
Feels good.
It's dark.
I'll put water on it and eat it.
It's still hot.
It's boiling.
We dug 1.80 meters of rock.
The temperature was 170 degrees.
Didn't you get burned?
When we work, we get water from behind.
So you don't get burned?
That's right!
High heat zone, dangerous just being there.
Oh my!
Worker called kakeya, who pour water so you don't get burned, are placed.
They worked while pouring cold water from the Black Bay River.
When steam comes out and oil comes out, it's different.
When oil comes out, it comes out with a great force.
Isn't that very dangerous?
They blew away the machine and the 5 or 6 meter oil.
That's dangerous.
I feel like I'm losing my life if I don't pay a high salary.
How do you say it?
Was the salary high?
Yes.
At that time, when the average person received about 20,000 yen, I received 60,000 yen.
That's right.
But I want a lot of money.
But it was still bad luck.
What was your schedule like in a day?
I worked day and night.
At night shift, I worked from 8 am to 5 am.
Wow.
You worked night shift.
I couldn't do it!
Wow, what was your type of woman like at the time?
Why did you like her?
What was your type of woman like at the time?
That's right.
I just worked all the time, so I didn't feel much.
You mean you don't have any love life?
No, I didn't.
I was in the middle of a mountain about 40km away from Toyama, so I didn't have a woman.
I see. You can't love, you work from morning to night, and you work hard, so you must be passionate about it.
I can't even imagine it.
I wonder what I should do every day to enjoy myself.
I agree.
When I was young, I didn't think about it.
I worked part-time at a gochuage shop.
I see.
I wonder what I should do every day to enjoy myself.
But there were fun things, too.
What was fun?
Here is the problem.
What is it?
What is Mr. Goto looking forward to working in a high heat zone?
There is!
This is where the Crobedam Special continues!
The latest information about the new route planned to open next year will be released first!
This is really good!
[PH] Preview of next week
Let's go!
I'm looking forward to it.
Did you find a hint?
I found a hint.
I think you can find a hint by watching previous VTRs.
VTRs of the past?
If you watch today's VTR, you may find a hint.
I think you like it.
This is difficult.
Now, let's see everyone's answers.
Sake, food, sunset, nature.
Yes, there was.
Fukawa-san went to the bathroom.
I went to the bathroom.
I want to go there.
But, after the show, I think there was a facility to clean up the dirt.
I think there is a place like that here.
But, alcohol is also a waste.
By the way, this is a stupid.
It may be alcohol.
It's hell.
We watch the VTR properly.
After working all day, we want to take a bath first.
Is there anyone who is correct?
The correct answer is...
[PH] Hot spring!
I'm hungry!
Of course you are.
Everyone, the seats are warm, so please come in.
Everyone, the seats are warm.
Everyone, please come in.
The workers working in heat-resistant areas enjoyed hot springs.
When you make a hole, hot springs come out everywhere.
Isn't it awesome?
We make our own baths.
Sounds fun!
It must be very hot.
I would go into the bath and stand up so that I couldn't go into the bath of the guardian and go into the bath of the site.
It looks like you had a lot of fun.
It was fun.
You worked hard because you had such entertainment, didn't you?
That's money, isn't it?
Yes, it is money.
That's right.
And, the new route which was secret until now, including high heat areas, will be opened next year.
On the new route, starting from Toyama Prefecture's Unazuki Station,
they will take a truck train and go through a new Kurobe-Unazuki Canyon Route and head for Kurobe Dam.
Not only the beautiful scenery of foggy waterfalls,
Electricity from Kurobe Dam,
elevators and other things that workers use,
routes that are used as construction sites,
and new routes that allow for unusual experiences are planned to be released to the public.
It's not only a historical site, but also a place that attracts many people, Krobeidam, which is still a famous landmark in Showa era.
Why don't you visit it?
It was fun!
We can only say thank you.
Thank you!
I'm so excited!
I learned a lot this time as well.
Shige, you learned a lot, didn't you?
I learned a lot.
I thought of a dam as a place where water is stored.
I never thought about how it is made and how difficult it is.
But today, I learned about it and became a dam enthusiast.
I want to get knowledge about dam enthusiasts.
I learned a lot.
I want to visit more dams.
Oh, that's good.
With this, all 20 questions about Crobedam's emotions are over.
Who is the top talented celebrity?
First of all, from 7th to 5th, it's this one.
Oh, no!
It's a tie.
You lost to the morning sun.
Yes, we lost to the morning sun and monkeys.
Let's see the rankings from 4th to 1st.
Here it is!
The winner is Nobuko Nakano!
[PH] You're good at this.
[PH] Congratulations!
[PH] Thank you!
As expected of him!
I'm full of motivation for a perfect shot.
We won, but we're reflecting on ourselves.
That's right.
We're very appreciative of you.
I'm really grateful for you.
You're using electricity well.
I want you to turn off this, too.
I don't want to use electricity.
I don't want you to use electricity for this.
I'll leave it on.
From now on, Igari and Yasuko will verify the benefits of arched dams.
Anyone can easily do it at home.
If the water pressure on the dam is coin,
put one coin per straight and arched dam.
We will compare these two patterns.
One of them is the arched clove dam we introduced earlier.
This is assumed to be a curved wall.
Another one is assumed to be a straight wall, not an arched one.
This is assumed to be a flat wall.
The advantage of an arched wall is that it can withstand water pressure.
In order, put water pressure and assumed coins and verify.
Let's go.
First one.
Second one.
It's getting deeper.
More.
It's getting deeper.
You're strong.
I'm easy on this one.
Let's go for the third one.
It's working.
Silver.
Strong. Very strong.
Still, still.
Still going?
Then, fourth one.
Fourth one.
Oh, it's a little dangerous, Acchan.
Fourth one.
Fifth one.
Yes.
Oh, no!
It's going to be a disaster!
As you can see, the dent is obvious from the 5th one.
Next, 6th one.
Yusuko, 6th one is out.
I messed up again!
The 6th one couldn't stand the 6th one.
But, the arched dam is still strong, so they put coins on it.
Wow, it's true!
The 7th one!
It's really strong!
The 8th one!
The 9th one!
It's really strong!
The 10th one!
It's totally different!
It's stable!
What is it?
It's floating.
Wow.
Thirteen.
You're good at stacking.
Twenty.
Thirteen, fourteen.
Fourteen.
More than ten.
Fifteen.
You're strong.
It's not easy.
But, you'll be like a electrical teacher from now on.
But, this side fell down and this side is alive.
It's alive.
You can do it.
Yes.
The balance of coins was broken in the 15th sheet, but it turned out that it could withstand more than three sheets.
What I want to say is that this is the merit of the arch type that can withstand water pressure.
I knew it even if you didn't summarize it.
And from here, it's the first post of Two Drive's daily talk.
Actually, it's a science fiction story.
The second king of 2025.
Two drive car.
You are really embarrassed.
Yes.
But what about being smart?
I am studying at the National High School of Hyogo Prefecture University.
That's great.
He is alive.
He graduated with about 124 grades.
But he dropped out of high school with only 4 grades.
So we are like one.
It's a lot smaller.
It's still small.
Can we talk about it?
Everyone writes quietly.
You are very strong.
Isn't it unfair?
You should have done it with two brains.
Please reverse everything and answer.
You can show it to the back of your head and answer it.
I'm the first king.
Don't say you are first.
I'm reading it at a completely different level.
Don't say you are first.
Second, you didn't have to go.
I'm being asked if it's a manzai or not.
Don't say that!
I'm not losing at all!
Next episode, amusement parks and theme parks all over Japan will work together!
If you know about it, you'll have more fun!
Furthermore, during Halloween, you'll be able to sneak into the Universal Studios Japan!
What's Universal?
I'm going to study.
If you want to watch it again, go to TVer!
Past broadcasts are on FOD!
If you're in a pinch, don't say anything!
Thank you!
Go, go!