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00:00This is a fresh mackerel caught at the bottom of the sea.
00:05This is a mackerel dipped in sweet soy sauce.
00:10This is a super high-class fish, a flounder.
00:13This is a flounder hot pot with eyeballs and lips.
00:16This is a popular dish in Fukuoka Prefecture.
00:21And this time, we are going to eat mentaiko.
00:26Let's eat.
00:28In fact, when we reviewed mentaiko before,
00:32we didn't expect it at all from the people of Fukuoka.
00:36There was a strong appeal of a mentaiko dish.
00:40That is...
00:42I eat mentaiko naturally.
00:45It goes well with rice, but it goes well with bread.
00:48Mentaifrance.
00:50Mentaifrance may be unique to Fukuoka.
00:55Mentaifrance bread?
00:57I eat a lot of it.
01:00Yes, mentaifrance.
01:03Speaking of mentaifrance,
01:05it is a popular bread that is often seen here recently.
01:11However, looking at the local people of Fukuoka,
01:15they recommend mentaifrance as their soul food.
01:20However, when it comes to real mentaiko,
01:23hot rice is the best combination, isn't it?
01:28It's delicious.
01:30Let's go to Fukuoka again.
01:32In the first place, mentaifrance doesn't seem to be the main dish.
01:38What is the main dish of Fukuoka?
01:41Ramen.
01:43Udon.
01:45Do you usually eat mentaifrance?
01:47I often eat mentaifrance.
01:52Mentaifrance.
01:53Here it is.
01:55Isn't mentaifrance the same everywhere?
01:57It's totally different.
02:00Is mentaifrance like that?
02:03What about Tokyo?
02:04Tokyo is like that.
02:06When you come to Fukuoka, you have to eat mentaifrance.
02:11What is the difference between mentaifrance in Tokyo?
02:15Mentaifrance is like this.
02:19What is this?
02:21This is mentaifrance.
02:22Where is mentaifrance?
02:24Here is mentaiko.
02:25No, no, no.
02:27Mentaifrance is just bread with mentaiko, isn't it?
02:32No, no.
02:34It's not that sweet.
02:37It has strong garlic flavor.
02:39I think this is olive oil.
02:42It's not butter.
02:44It has spices.
02:47It has soft spices.
02:49It has soft bread.
02:52I want to show you the real bread.
02:55I want to buy it.
02:57During the shooting, they went to Hakata Gion Yamakasa.
03:04They asked the owner of the shop.
03:08Do you usually eat mentaifrance?
03:11Yes, we do.
03:13Are you kidding me?
03:15We eat mentaifrance in Chiba.
03:18But mentaifrance in Fukuoka is different.
03:21It's dry.
03:23This is moist.
03:25Mentaiko is soaked in bread.
03:28It's crispy on the outside.
03:30Mentaiko is chewy.
03:32I think it's better to buy it than to talk about it.
03:35I think it's better to buy it than to talk about it.
03:38They ate mentaifrance in Fukuoka.
03:43When I get 1 million yen, I always send a message to the camera.
03:47What did you say?
03:49What is this place?
03:53Don't hit me.
03:59There are about 750 shops in Fukuoka.
04:04Which shop should we visit?
04:07There is a shop called Furufuru.
04:12I recommend mentaifrance there.
04:16Furufuru is the birthplace of mentaifrance.
04:20What?
04:21The birthplace of mentaifrance?
04:24Let's go to Furufuru, a famous bakery in Fukuoka.
04:28This bakery was established 100 years ago.
04:33It is a bread chain that represents Fukuoka.
04:40How popular is mentaifrance in Fukuoka?
04:45There is a long line.
04:47I look at the long line and go ahead.
04:52There are many Fukuoka residents in the store.
04:58I look at the sales floor.
05:02Mentaifrance is not sold anywhere.
05:08I asked the staff.
05:10Where is mentaifrance?
05:13You can order as much as you want.
05:16We provide freshly baked mentaifrance.
05:19I ate mentaifrance at the store.
05:25This is mentaifrance.
05:28This is mentaifrance.
05:31Furufuru sells about 1,800 fresh mentaifrance per day.
05:39I met mentaifrance.
05:43What does it look like?
05:46It's big, but it looks normal.
05:50There is a little mentaifrance on the surface.
05:55I open the cut.
05:58What is this?
06:01There is a lot of mentaifrance on the bread.
06:08There are many people in the store.
06:11There is a lot of mentaifrance on the bread.
06:16I ate a lot of mentaifrance.
06:21There is also fresh mentaifrance in the store.
06:25I ate a lot of mentaifrance.
06:33Where are you from?
06:35I'm from Nishiku, Fukuoka.
06:38How long does it take?
06:40About 40 minutes.
06:42I can't buy mentaifrance anywhere.
06:47You can buy mentaifrance anywhere.
06:49But this mentaifrance is worth buying.
06:53I always buy fresh mentaifrance.
06:57I always buy fresh mentaifrance.
07:00She is particular about fresh mentaifrance.
07:02She baked mentaifrance every 5 minutes.
07:06She is good.
07:08What is so delicious?
07:10It's a little crunchy.
07:12It's like mentaifrance.
07:14It's the best when you bake it.
07:18It's very delicious.
07:20French bread is usually hard.
07:23This bread is hard on the outside and fluffy on the inside.
07:27This is a French bread for mentaifrance.
07:30This is a French bread for mentaifrance.
07:34Fluffy mentaifrance flour is called mentaiko.
07:41This is a flour made of fine particles.
07:48This is a French bread baked with special flour.
07:52This is a French bread baked with special flour.
07:58This is a popular menu item.
08:01This is a mustard mentaiko with butter.
08:05The seasoning is simple to make the flavor stand out.
08:09The butter makes the mentaiko more delicious.
08:13This is a luxury menu item.
08:18This is crispy and soft.
08:21This is the best mentaifrance in Fukuoka.
08:28Unfortunately, it's raining on the second day of the shoot.
08:31While I was looking for the city of Fukuoka, I found a queue again.
08:37This is a famous mentaifrance shop called PANSTOCK.
08:44I talked to the people in the queue in the rain.
08:49What did you buy?
08:50I bought mentaifrance.
08:54How long did it take to line up?
08:55It took about an hour and a half.
08:58He bought mentaifrance.
09:01I want to line up.
09:05This is PANSTOCK's mentaifrance, which takes about an hour and a half to line up.
09:11This is a mentaiko with a mixture of mustard and honey.
09:16This is a mentaiko with butter.
09:18This is a mentaiko with less spiciness.
09:21This is a hard-boiled French bread with a lot of mentaiko butter.
09:28The surface of the bread is crispy.
09:30This is the best mentaifrance in Fukuoka.
09:36Fukuoka Dandy is waiting in the car.
09:41This is fresh.
09:45The taste of mentaiko is not salty and not spicy.
09:51Even people who are not good at mentaiko can eat this.
09:53If you give this as a souvenir to someone who is not good at mentaiko, many people will want to eat mentaifrance.
10:01There are three people who know this.
10:05Yamakasa Dandy gave us new information about mentaifrance.
10:10This is the best mentaifrance bread made by a mentaiko shop.
10:14Is this mentaifrance made by a mentaiko shop?
10:18YAMAYA BASE, which is located in front of DAZAIFU STATION, is a mentaifrance specialty store.
10:25YAMAYA BASE, which is a mentaiko specialty store, produces mentaifrance.
10:31Mentaifrance sells 1,000 mentaifrances a day.
10:35This is mentaifrance with a lot of butter.
10:41This is FUKUTARO, a shop that opened in 1942.
10:46This is not only a mentaifrance shop.
10:49This is a mentaifrance that goes well with bread, not rice.
10:54This shop is very particular about making mentaifrance.
10:58Why was Fukuoka called the birthplace of mentaifrance?
11:05We asked the executive director of FURUFURU, who knows the truth.
11:12FURUTA RYOHEI, the third president of FURUTA RYOHEI, wanted to make Hakata's specialty bread.
11:18FURUTA RYOHEI started selling bread in 2002.
11:23At first, we used bread for meals.
11:28However, the bread was not beautiful.
11:33We decided to use French bread because it was easier to eat.
11:38At that time, mentaiko was a staple food.
11:43Some people thought it was evil.
11:49However, FUKUOKA was disappointed by the collaboration between French bread and mentaiko.
11:57FUKUOKA grew into a specialty bread that represents FUKUOKA.
12:02Here is a shop where mentaiko and French bread are popular.
12:06This is an international food stall called ELBAHON.
12:14This is Mr. Jeff, who has been in Japan for five years.
12:21This is Mr. Pariko, a friend of Mr. Pariko.
12:26Mr. Pariko tried mentaifrance for the first time.
12:31This is mentaifrance.
12:33This is bread.
12:35Why are you wandering around?
12:37I want to eat my country.
12:40Don't eat it.
12:42This is mentaiko.
12:45This is Hakata mentaiko.
12:48There is a lot of mentaiko in this bread.
12:51I wonder if there is mentaiko in this bread.
12:54This is delicious.
12:56How did the French judge the bread?
13:04This is mentaiko.
13:06I thought it was definitely bad, but it was delicious.
13:10Mentaiko is delicious.
13:12French bread has infinite possibilities.
13:17It goes well with bread.
13:20This is delicious.
13:22I ate this delicious bread.
13:25The people of Paris praised this bread.
13:28I'm glad.
13:29Most of them were Japanese.
13:31They were wearing hats.
13:34They were wearing hats.
13:36They said this bread was delicious.
13:39This is ATSUKO HASHIYASUMI.
13:42She is from FUKUOKA.
13:45I am from FUKUOKA.
13:47I like mentaiko and corks.
13:50This is FURUFURU and bread.
13:52This is very famous.
13:54I have never eaten FURUFURU and bread.
13:59I have eaten FUKUTARO's mentaifrance.
14:03This is very delicious.
14:05The bread is crispy.
14:08The moment I chewed it, it was soft.
14:11Mentaiko overflowed in the bread.
14:15The amount of mentaiko is just right.
14:19Mentaiko goes well with rice.
14:23I don't know how much rice goes well with mentaiko.
14:26But I get tired of mentaiko.
14:29I think it's delicious even if I put mentaiko on bread.
14:33Mentaiko has infinite possibilities.
14:36Mentaiko is not expensive.
14:39Mentaiko is expensive in Kansai.
14:42This is the first appearance.
14:44This is TOMIHISAKAI DRUM.
14:47This is HYOUGO KEMIN.
14:50Many people mistake me for a Mongolian.
14:54I am from KOBE.
14:56There are many hills in KOBE.
14:58I was able to train my legs and waist.
15:02You eat a lot of bread.
15:04The consumption of bread is the second largest in Japan.
15:11I learned a lot from this.
15:14How many breads can you eat?
15:17I can eat about 20 breads.
15:21I recently found this at the airport.
15:25I thought this was a souvenir.
15:28I found that the locals were excited.
15:32I thought it was amazing that the locals were excited.
15:36I wondered what to put in Okinawa.
15:39I thought it would be delicious if I put a bean paste in Okinawa.
15:44How about you two?
15:46In Miyazaki, there is a bread called JARI PAN.
15:51This is my favorite bread.
15:54I ate mentaiko in Fukuoka.
15:59I was shocked when I ate this.
16:01This is very delicious.
16:03Since that day, JARI PAN has become my favorite.
16:08I ate MENTAIKO in FUKUOKA.
16:14This is very different from FUKUOKA's MENTAIKO in FUKUOKA.
16:18This is very difficult.
16:22Don't worry.
16:26I wanted to eat this, so I didn't eat the bento in the dressing room.
16:32This is very delicious.
16:34I ate about 30 breads.
16:37After this is the tasting of MENTAI FRANCE.
16:46MENTAI FRANCE in FUKUOKA.
16:49This is a special set of FURUFURU and PAN STOCK.
16:55You have to line up for about 2 hours.
16:58PAN STOCK arrived 5 minutes ago.
17:00He brought it here.
17:02It seems that EDDY went to get it in the first year.
17:06He did his best.
17:08First of all, this is FURUFURU.
17:13There are a lot of FURUFURU.
17:15I will eat this.
17:20This is crispy.
17:24This is delicious.
17:29This is very delicious.
17:31MENTAI FRANCE is so delicious.
17:33The umami of MENTAIKO comes out.
17:38MENTAIKO is amazing.
17:41This is very delicious.
17:44I want to drink wine.
17:51I ate about 30 breads.
17:54This is PAN STOCK.
17:56Look at this.
17:58There is mayonnaise in this.
18:07This is delicious.
18:10This is really delicious.
18:12I don't know which one to choose.
18:15PAN STOCK has a lot of ingredients, so it's a complicated taste.
18:19You can enjoy various flavors while using MENTAIKO.
18:22This is amazing.
18:25I can't express this taste.
18:27Both are delicious.
18:28Both are delicious.
18:30MENTAIKO and MENTAIKO go well together.
18:33I don't think I have time to buy only one.
18:38Both are delicious.
18:41FURUFURU is soft in the morning.
18:43I think it's good for children.
18:46PAN STOCK has the hardness of bread.
18:49It has a complicated flavor.
18:52PAN STOCK is delicious at night.
18:54This is a personal impression.
18:57How was it?
18:59I ate this all the time.
19:02I ate this all the time.
19:03I prepared this specially for today.
19:06I will line up when I go to FUKUOKA next time.
19:09Your dream came true.
19:11Thank you very much.
19:14I don't get tired of this.
19:16I think I can eat this every day.
19:19I haven't been here for a long time.
19:22I got a salad wrap and brought it here.
19:26Please prepare a salad wrap.
19:30How did you like FURUFURU?
19:32Which do you like better?
19:33Both were really delicious.
19:35I will choose the first love of FUKUOKA.
19:41I choose the first love of FUKUOKA.
19:43I choose the first love of FUKUOKA.
19:45This is the first love of FUKUOKA that taught me MENTAI FRANCE.
19:48This is the worst love of FUKUOKA.
19:50I don't know which of these two is better.
19:57This is delicious.
19:59This is hard to decide.
20:01I will choose this.
20:04What do you like to drink?
20:06I don't know.
20:08This is cold.
20:10I don't know.
20:12What do you like to drink?
20:14This was delicious.
20:16But this is special.
20:17I can't eat this every day.
20:20This is thanks to AD.
20:22This is a great job.
20:24This is a great job.
20:27Who is this?
20:29This is you.
20:36I thought you were good at this.
20:39I'm sorry.
20:43This show is brought to you by Nagano prefecture's people living in the mountains.
20:46Gunma prefecture's people live with the wind.
20:52Kagoshima prefecture's people live in the mountains and in various natural environments.
21:01The theme of this investigation is rain.
21:08However, rain falls everywhere in Japan.
21:14It is a natural phenomenon that everyone has experienced.
21:18However, there was a citizen who should be called the people of rain.
21:25That is Kenmin Ishikawa.
21:28According to the data of the time it rains for a year,
21:32Ishikawa Prefecture is the best in Japan for about 1600 hours in Tokyo and Osaka.
21:43In addition, the annual rainfall is 177 days and it rains once every two days.
21:51So I went to Ishikawa Prefecture and investigated the life of the people of rain.
21:57When I got off at Kanazawa Station,
22:01It's raining! It's raining!
22:04As rumored, the city of Kanazawa is wet with rain.
22:11Kaga ladies were in the city of Kanazawa.
22:15This time, Kenmin Ishikawa and I talked about the theme of rain.
22:20Why are you laughing so much?
22:22Because it's raining too much.
22:24It's raining too much?
22:26It's raining too much.
22:28My sister is from Tokyo.
22:30It's totally different.
22:32After all, it's annoying here.
22:36I think it's raining terribly.
22:38It's raining all the time at the graduation ceremony.
22:42Is there anything difficult because it rains a lot?
22:44Debris and hair.
22:46My hair is like this.
22:48Bomb?
22:50I have bangs at home, but when I go out, it's like this.
22:54Are your bangs important?
22:56Yes, it's important.
22:58It's my life.
23:00What about you?
23:02That's why I lost my bangs.
23:06My boyfriend is from Tokyo.
23:08I was dating him in Kanazawa.
23:10The reason I came back to Tokyo is because it's raining too much here.
23:15I can't play soccer.
23:17I'm scared.
23:22It's really annoying.
23:26This is the story of the unknown rain people behind the heavy rain.
23:33The series of forced people.
23:36Kenmin Ishikawa and rain.
23:39In the next episode...
23:42Continuing to investigate about the rain life.
23:44There is an unfamiliar word.
23:47There is a saying,
23:49even if you forget your lunch box,
23:51don't forget your umbrella.
23:53What is it?
23:55Even if you forget your lunch box, don't forget your umbrella.
23:58As if everyone had agreed,
24:00the mysterious phrase,
24:02Even if you forget your lunch box, don't forget your umbrella.
24:05What does it mean?
24:07I don't know when it's going to rain.
24:10The weather is changing.
24:11The weather is changing.
24:14Even if it's sunny in the morning,
24:16and I say I'm going to work,
24:18it suddenly starts raining in the afternoon or evening.
24:22So rather than forgetting your lunch box,
24:24it's better to have an umbrella.
24:26That's what I'm often told.
24:28The weather is changing so much.
24:30It changes in 5 to 10 minutes.
24:32When I think it's sunny,
24:34suddenly the clouds come
24:36and it starts raining.
24:39It's as good as London and Kanazawa.
24:43The Kanazawa family in Omicho market.
24:46I often open the window and it's closed.
24:50I thought it was going to be sunny for a while,
24:52but when I got to work, it started raining.
24:54When I got home, it was wet.
24:56By the way, during the shoot,
24:58it was raining and sunny for several hours.
25:02Why is the weather changing so much in Ishikawa?
25:08It's the weekend weather of TV Kanazawa,
25:11so it's familiar to the people.
25:13According to Mr. Ono, a weather forecaster,
25:17The reason why the weather is changing so much
25:19is that there are streak-shaped clouds
25:21that form in the winter on the Japan Sea,
25:25but if you look closely,
25:27there is a crack between the clouds.
25:30When this crack passes,
25:33the rain and snow that had fallen just before
25:36will stop and a sunny spot will appear.
25:38And after that, when the snow clouds come,
25:41rain and snow will fall again.
25:44I think this change in weather
25:47is the reason why people say
25:49don't forget to bring an umbrella
25:51even if you forget to bring a lunch box.
25:54By the way, when there are streak-shaped clouds,
25:56does it change your mood?
25:58Yes, even if I have a day
26:00of the weekly forecast for 7 days,
26:02I will be very happy.
26:05What is the most difficult thing for such a rainy people?
26:08I can't dry my laundry.
26:11I can't dry my laundry.
26:14That's true.
26:15If it's almost raining,
26:17she is worried about the laundry.
26:20So, she goes to her home in Hakusan City,
26:22which is next to Kanazawa.
26:25After being guided by her mother,
26:29What?
26:31There are a lot of laundry
26:33in an extraordinary space.
26:36This is a laundry room.
26:39A laundry room?
26:40Don't you dry your laundry on the veranda?
26:42No, I don't.
26:43What?
26:44I'm worried that it might rain.
26:47I've never dried my laundry outside.
26:51Never?
26:52Never.
26:54In Ishikawa Prefecture,
26:55it's quite risky to dry your laundry outside.
26:58So, it's standard to dry your laundry
27:00in a laundry room with a sunroof
27:02and with all the lights on.
27:06While they were filming,
27:07it started to rain.
27:10So, they asked a couple on a date
27:12in the outskirts of Saigawa.
27:15It stopped raining, right?
27:17It was forecasted to rain today.
27:19I'm a sunny guy.
27:21So, I made it sunny.
27:23You made it sunny?
27:24I made it sunny.
27:25What? Sunny?
27:28No, no.
27:29It's a cloudy sky.
27:33It's not sunny.
27:34It's sunny.
27:36It's really sunny.
27:37As long as there's a white sun,
27:40it's sunny.
27:41Isn't the sunny sky too low?
27:43As long as it's not raining,
27:45it's basically sunny.
27:48So, they showed us
27:50a picture of a cloudy sky.
27:53What do you think about the weather?
27:55It's sunny.
27:58I thought it was sunny.
28:00It's sunny.
28:01I think it's sunny.
28:02Is it?
28:03It's sunny.
28:04Brighter than I thought.
28:05Isn't it cloudy?
28:06It's sunny.
28:07It's a good sunny day.
28:08You said it wrong.
28:09It's a good sunny day.
28:10Normally, it's sunny.
28:11It's a bad sunny day.
28:13I love this city.
28:14I love this city!
28:19I can't believe that the city is so sunny.
28:21Tokyo is really sunny.
28:23Why is it so sunny?
28:25When I was in Tokyo,
28:26there were so many trains
28:28and a lot of sunny days.
28:31It's supposed to be like that.
28:33In Ishikawa Prefecture, the number of sunny days is only 14 days in a year.
28:39That's why the hurdle for sunny days is so low.
28:45However, there are unexpected benefits to a tough rainy life.
28:50My skin is moisturized.
28:52It's not dry.
28:54Tokyo is dry, isn't it?
28:56It's certainly crispy.
28:58It hurts.
29:00I don't have that in front of me.
29:03Ishikawa Prefecture, where there is a lot of rain, keeps its color for a short period of time.
29:08In last year's survey, Ishikawa Prefecture won the first place in Japan in the Bihada Prefecture Grand Prix.
29:15It is said that the moisture and transparency of the skin are at the top level of all clothes.
29:20It's so beautiful.
29:21In addition, we asked a clothing store that always takes care of us.
29:26In Ishikawa Prefecture, humidity is a very important factor.
29:34Our Kagayuzen is actually colored according to the color of the sky.
29:40Kanazawa is mostly cloudy, so it's the most beautiful color under the cloudy sky.
29:46Ishikawa Prefecture continues to produce clothes because there are many rainy days.
29:56In addition, the humidity is about 70% throughout the year, so it is comfortable to stick with static electricity.
30:04It is said that the humidity is kept optimal for drying clothes used for Majima painting.
30:12The history of traditional Kanra craftsmanship is also an example of rain.
30:19Finally, we asked Ishikawa Prefecture what rain is.
30:25When it's sunny after it rains, everyone looks at the sky.
30:29I look at the sky.
30:31When I look at the sky, there is a rainbow.
30:34At the same time, there is a smile.
30:37I think everyone will be happy to see the rainbow.
30:42I don't hate it.
30:44Ishikawa Prefecture looks good in the rain.
30:46There are many cars on the way to Kanazawa Castle.
30:50On the way to Kanazawa Castle, the bridge is illuminated by a light.
30:53I really like that scene.
30:56Is it better to be sunny all the time?
30:58No, I don't like it.
31:01I feel lonely because it hasn't rained recently.
31:05I'm next to you.
31:07I'm next to you.
31:10Ishikawa Prefecture lives with the rain and cloudy sky with a cheerful heart.
31:18I was surprised that everyone's comments came at the end.
31:22I was about to cry like it was raining.
31:26It was raining.
31:28It really rains.
31:30When I came to Kanazawa Castle, I called my mother in the winter.
31:33My mother said,
31:35It's winter, but I'm going to make a futon outside.
31:39I was surprised.
31:41I couldn't believe it.
31:43Even if it's a little cloudy, it's sunny.
31:47There is no weather called cloudy.
31:49It's sunny or rainy.
31:52Ishikawa Prefecture is a city of culture and tradition.
31:59If you don't like the rain, please be prepared.
32:03I want you to be friends with the rain.
32:05I'm telling you.
32:06Please send a message to the camera only when it rains a million times.
32:09I'll do that.
32:11Ishikawa Prefecture is a rainy country where it rains once every two days.
32:14However, many people who visit Ishikawa Prefecture do not wear umbrellas.
32:20Therefore, Kanazawa City has implemented a free umbrella rental for tourists.
32:25You can rent umbrellas anywhere in Kanazawa City, including tourist attractions and hotels.
32:32In addition, not only umbrellas, but also long socks can be rented.
32:36Ishikawa Prefecture is a rainy country, so there is no shortage of hospitality.
32:44There are many typhoons in Okinawa, right?
32:47That's right.
32:48Especially in Ishikawa Prefecture, when the weather changes, there is a typhoon.
32:54However, I thought the scenery was different when it rained.
32:58Because I don't wear an umbrella.
32:59You don't wear an umbrella in Okinawa.
33:00Even if it rains in Fukuoka, it will be sunny soon without everyone wearing an umbrella.
33:04Even if it gets wet, it will dry soon.
33:06I don't think this kind of service will be available in Okinawa.
33:10There is a saying that the sun and the cloud make the color of the sky.
33:20When I take a jacket photo, the cloud is better than the sun.
33:28It's better not to be strong.
33:30I think it will be a uniform light.
33:33I want to take a jacket photo in Ishikawa Prefecture.
33:36I didn't know that I had never washed my laundry on the veranda.
33:44I thought what I was doing was unusual.
33:48Depending on where you live, there is a laundry room.
33:52I was surprised.
33:54Even if you forget your lunch box, don't forget your umbrella.
33:57I often forget my umbrella in the train or in the toilet.
34:03I thought it was amazing.
34:06You don't forget your lunch box.
34:08I don't forget my lunch box.
34:09It's like drinking miko.
34:11Iwakuro, Miyazaki is also a country of the sun.
34:14Miyazaki is also always sunny.
34:16Even though it is said that it will rain, it is sunny.
34:21I went to Ishikawa Prefecture for the first time with my lover.
34:27I remembered that time.
34:29I thought it was raining.
34:31We said it was raining.
34:37I want such a memory.
34:41Minuki incident report.
34:47It was fun yesterday.
34:50This is the police.
34:52Last night, you threatened several male customers in this store.
34:56You are the ones who threatened Kinpin.
34:59It's just 100,000 yen.
35:01The police are free.
35:03You are the main culprit.
35:06Tell me your birthright.
35:09My birthright?
35:12I can't give it back to you for free.
35:18For some reason, only his birthright is completely hidden.
35:24Kill him.
35:34Please give me your bankbook.
35:36I understand.
35:39Didn't you give it to you?
35:42It's heavy.
35:46I can't give you my birthright.
35:53You are cool.
35:54I'll give it back to you.
35:55Boss.
36:03I will kill you with one blow.
36:07I'm sorry.
36:12I shot the first arrow.
36:18What did you shoot?
36:19First arrow.
36:21I shot the first arrow.
36:27DASAI.
36:28I'm done.
36:30I'm done.
36:33I shot the first arrow.
36:38There is only one hometown.
36:42That is the prefecture that eats the most bonito.
36:47In addition, the purchase price of a lottery ticket is also No.1.
36:53And the name Kuwae is the largest prefecture in Japan.
36:59Next.
37:04Okinawa.
37:06How did you know?
37:09And.
37:10Is it possible?
37:19Next.
37:24Okinawa.
37:25Okinawa.
37:27How did you know?
37:30And.
37:31Is it possible?
37:33It is the birthplace of Okinawa.
37:39It is the birthplace of Okinawa.
37:40It is the birthplace of Okinawa.
37:43It is the birthplace of Okinawa.
37:47?
37:49I shot the first arrow.
37:51It is the birthplace of Okinawa.
37:56That is the birthplace of Okinawa.
38:11I was hit by her shoulder!
38:16I've never heard of the first line of attack.
38:20Do the people of Okinawa who live around Okinawa really hit the first line of attack?
38:28First of all, let's go to the holy place of Acer, the Acer Festival in Okinawa City.
38:33Let's go to the family who is interested in the chaotic existence of the Acer.
38:41What did you hit when you hit this area?
38:44First line of attack.
38:47First line of attack.
38:50First line of attack.
38:51I don't want you to hit the first line of attack.
38:53I've been taught that since I was a kid.
38:58My grandparents.
39:00He's saying good things, but he's not talking at all.
39:05Anyway, he's sure.
39:07The local baseball team who were on the festival.
39:11Do you hit the first line of attack?
39:13First line of attack.
39:17I didn't know what it was like to hit the first line of attack.
39:21Then my brother.
39:24He brought a cart from the back of the tent.
39:28And he handed it over to the baseball kids after teaching.
39:35Come on.
39:36Come on.
39:38Oh, no.
39:40Oh, no.
39:41First line of attack.
39:43The first line of attack was reproduced in the act of applause.
39:47Here's a story about the first line of attack from a couple in Tokyo and Okinawa.
39:53Does that mean first line of attack?
39:56No, I only say it when I hit the first line of attack.
39:59Is that so?
40:01For example, when you feel itchy.
40:03I never say it when I feel itchy.
40:05I say it when I hit the first line of attack.
40:07That's the first line of attack.
40:09The first line of attack.
40:11By the way, what do you say when you hit the first line of attack?
40:14Benkei?
40:16Benkei?
40:17Yes.
40:19My brother looks like he's hearing for the first time.
40:22I cry when I hear Benkei.
40:24Do you cry when you hear Benkei?
40:26Yes.
40:27Isn't it better to hit the first line of attack?
40:30But why do Okinawans around Okinawa hit the first line of attack?
40:38Actually, the first line of attack comes from a road in Okinawa.
40:45A road?
40:46There is a road called Route 58 connecting Okinawa to the north and south of the island.
40:53This Route 58 was called Highway No. 1 in the United States.
41:01I see.
41:03This Highway No. 1 has been a very important road since then.
41:07When it was blocked by a typhoon, Okinawan traffic was seriously damaged.
41:13It is said that it is the same as getting a big damage when a person is hit by a snail.
41:20In Okinawa, it is said that it is the same as getting a big damage when a person is hit by a snail.
41:27In the past, the first line of attack was located in the center of Okinawa, which is the largest air base in the United States.
41:34Because the area around Okinawa has a lot of traffic and is highly important,
41:39it is thought that the expression of hitting the first line of attack has spread around Okinawa.
41:48And here, a new snail's nickname was discovered by a man from Naha City.
41:54What do you call this kind of situation?
42:01And here, a new snail's nickname was discovered by a man from Naha City.
42:07What do you call this kind of situation?
42:08Katsuo-bushi?
42:10What?
42:11Katsuo-bushi?
42:12Katsuo-bushi.
42:13Katsuo-bushi?
42:14Yes, in Naha, it is called Katsuo-bushi.
42:17It is a snail's nickname.
42:19Katsuo-bushi?
42:20Why is it called Katsuo-bushi?
42:22Because it looks like Katsuo-bushi.
42:23Oh, that's right.
42:24It looks like it, doesn't it?
42:26No, it doesn't.
42:27Oh, it does?
42:29And here, a new snail's nickname was discovered by a man from Naha City.
42:34Go-ya?
42:35What?
42:36Go-ya.
42:37Go-ya?
42:38Do you call it Go-ya?
42:39I don't care.
42:40This time, it is Go-ya.
42:43Why do you call it Go-ya?
42:45I don't know.
42:46It's bitter.
42:47It's bitter?
42:48To be honest, I don't know what to say.
42:53I think Okinawans don't care about such things.
42:57That's true.
43:01So, I'm already guilty of being injured?
43:05Certainly.
43:07I'm sorry to hear that.
43:09But if you atone for your sins, the road will always be open.
43:16You are the only one who will continue to the future.
43:22You will never be hit by anything again.
43:27Move forward.
43:29To be continued.
43:33Interestingly, I'm from Haibara City, a little south of Naha City.
43:38I didn't go there.
43:39You didn't go there?
43:40Yes.
43:41What do you mean?
43:42Here.
43:43Here?
43:45Why didn't you say that before you hit me?
43:48You said you were from Okinawa.
43:51I said here in Haibara City.
43:54But the doctor from Okinawa said it.
43:58He said it?
43:59He said it.
44:00He said it.
44:01And when I heard it, it was very painful.
44:04When I expressed my pain, he said,
44:06He said it.
44:08What did he say?
44:10He said here.
44:11He said here.
44:14It's been a while since I saw Jin Guji.
44:16He's improved.
44:20He said Okinawa and Okinawa City.
44:25He said Okinawa and Okinawa City.
44:27He said Okinawa and Okinawa City.
44:30He said Okinawa and Okinawa City.
44:33Let's ask Sasai if he has any other dialects.
44:38I'm not sure if you can understand.
44:41Are you okay?
44:43It's tilted.
44:44It's tilted.
44:45Can you see it?
44:46It's tilted.
44:47That's right.
44:49Ishikawa Kenmin believes it's a standard language.
44:54Wait a minute.
44:55Why did you hit me?
45:00I was very surprised.
45:01I didn't think you knew.
45:03I told you because I didn't know.
45:06Don't hit me.
45:11I want you to understand.
45:14I'm not cute.
45:18I can't go to Tokyo.
45:19You can't go to Tokyo?
45:22One more.
45:23It's not a commercial.
45:25I don't understand.
45:28After this, I'll go out to eat with my wife.
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