世界遺産 2024年9月15日
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00:00Canon Presents
00:30The glaciers that have come down from the mountains collapse into the sea.
00:38The place where such glaciers are born is...
00:47The frozen land surrounded by 5,000-meter-high mountains.
01:00The glaciers of North America, a special trip that spans two weeks.
01:04The second part is about the world's largest glaciers, which produce countless glaciers.
01:15The glaciers of Alaska and Canada, which come from four natural parks.
01:21The area is about one-fourth of Japan's land area.
01:25In the center of the glaciers, there is a thick layer of ice.
01:34This is the Langell-St. Elias National Park in Alaska, USA.
01:43First, let's take a look at the huge glaciers that pour into the sea.
01:47This is the Havard Glacier.
01:49It is the largest glacier in North America and has a width of more than 11 kilometers.
02:01When you get close, you are overwhelmed by its size.
02:06The ice wall is 100 meters high.
02:10Listen carefully to the sound.
02:16The sound of thunder is the sound of ice crumbling inside the glaciers.
02:30The sound of ice crumbling inside the glaciers.
02:34The sound of ice crumbling inside the glaciers.
02:40This is proof that the glaciers are flowing.
02:47Now, it's starting.
02:50The sound of ice crumbling inside the glaciers.
02:58The huge landslide of the glaciers.
03:01The ice falls into the sea from a height of more than 30 stories.
03:20The ice falls into the sea from a height of more than 30 stories.
03:35In the Havard Glacier, you can see such a large landslide many times a day.
03:51The landslides occur one after another because the glaciers are pushed out.
04:05In fact, this Havard Glacier is a very rare glacier that is still growing among many glaciers around the world.
04:21The big reason why the glaciers are growing is that the amount of ice flowing from the top of the mountain is more than the amount of ice falling and melting.
04:37Let's go to the world's largest glacier surrounded by 5,000-meter-high mountains.
04:5180 kilometers inland from the end of the Havard Glacier.
05:01The Kluane National Park in Canada.
05:07This is the center of the world's largest glacier.
05:11This St. Elias Glacier is covered with ice with a thickness of up to 1,000 meters.
05:22The highest mountain in Canada is Logan Mountain at an altitude of 5,959 meters.
05:30In addition, there are many other St. Elias Glaciers with 5,000-meter-high mountains.
05:39Many glaciers flow from this large glacier.
06:00Let's go down to the surface.
06:03There is a campsite in the back of the glacier.
06:10There is a campsite at an altitude of 2,600 meters that can be used by tourists.
06:19The campsite is located in the middle of the glacier.
06:24There is a campsite at an altitude of 2,600 meters that can be used by tourists.
06:33It is open for two months in June and July.
06:39You can stay here and take pictures.
06:44There is Logan Mountain, the highest mountain in Canada, in the back.
06:54This is the main tent.
07:01Let's go inside.
07:05Let's go inside.
07:13There is a dining room and a kitchen inside.
07:19This is the main tent.
07:26This is Sian, who runs this tent.
07:30When a reservation is made, he comes to Sessna with the guests.
07:38He told us how much snow will fall in winter.
07:44The main tent was dug up from here in May of this year.
07:53Last year, we put the tent here, but there was 4 meters of snow.
08:04When the summer business is over, they put the tent here.
08:11But it is necessary to dig every year because it is full of snow in winter.
08:24The world of ice was created by a lot of snow.
08:29The thick snow is compressed by its own weight and becomes ice.
08:40In addition, it is not uncommon for the temperature to drop even in summer.
08:48Therefore, it is difficult for snow to melt and more and more ice is created.
08:55The reason why there is a lot of snow is that there are 5,000-meter-high mountains on the coast of the Pacific Ocean.
09:03It is a geological environment.
09:14The snow is falling from the sea.
09:19The cold wind from the sea hits the mountains and creates a cloud.
09:26It causes a lot of snow to fall in winter.
09:34I stayed in the tent in June of this year.
09:39At night, the temperature dropped to minus 7 degrees.
09:44The next morning, there was a little snow in the tent.
10:00In the daytime, it looks like a white land.
10:06But it is cold.
10:10The expression of coldness.
10:14But when the sun sets, the expression changes greatly.
10:40In fact, there is a slight unevenness created by the blowing of the wind on the surface of the expression.
10:52A mysterious pattern comes up when viewed from above.
10:58The vehicle height makes the unevenness stand out.
11:10The big depression is called crevasse, which is created by the movement of ice.
11:18The ice clumps flow along the slope.
11:22In this way, it becomes an ice river, a glacier.
11:28Daybreak has come.
11:33But it was 12 o'clock in the morning when the sun set on the northern land of 60 degrees north.
11:57About 5 hours later.
12:01A snowy mountain dyed in rose color.
12:06The summer night is short.
12:09The sun rises after 4.30 in the morning.
12:13After this, I will reveal the secret of the 5,000-meter-high mountain.
12:44At that time, I will become a bird.
12:48In order to meet the vividness of this planet.
12:52At that time, I will become a fish.
12:56In order to touch the mysterious wavering that can only be found here.
13:00The story of the world heritage continues.
13:04Together with Canon technology.
13:07World Heritage to the future.
13:13Even in advanced countries, there are few doctors for the population.
13:18How can we respond to the increasing need for advanced medical care?
13:25Canon's medical AI technology reduces the noise of examination images.
13:29It supports high-precision diagnosis in a short time.
13:32Patients, of course, reduce the burden of working doctors.
13:36Find your focus. Let's expand the vision that hasn't been seen yet.
13:43Do you know Canon ICT?
13:45She is Canon.
13:46This is the office.
13:47She is also sensitive to security risks.
13:49Cyber attack.
13:50Canon?
13:51I haven't done security measures.
13:53Is it so dangerous?
13:54The gap in the heart is also a risk.
13:56Excitement.
13:57Cyber security and physical security.
14:00Safe and secure with total security.
14:04Even such a thing.
14:06One way to protect.
14:07One?
14:08It's not just that.
14:09Canon Marketing Japan Group with you in ICT.
14:15Today, I will take you to the Pacific coast of North America.
14:23It is the world's largest expression surrounded by 5,000-meter-high mountains.
14:30Why are the mountains so high?
14:35I'm going to find out why.
14:43In front of the direction of travel.
14:45Climbing on the mountain where brown rocks are exposed.
14:49You can see what you can see in the mountains.
15:19It takes an hour to climb the steep slope.
15:50Take a good look at this mountain.
16:09Originally, the ground layer was supposed to be horizontal, but it is vertical.
16:13This is because the ground layer is twisted when the mountains flow.
16:28This rocky mountain near here is also a hint to understand the origin of the mountain range.
16:35This is a crater that can be made underground.
16:41The reason why there is a crack in the vertical and horizontal is that the pressure of the underground was released by the flow and the rocks expanded.
16:54St. Elias was born mainly by the movement of the plate.
17:06As the plate moves in the Pacific Ocean, a lump of the crust approaches the continent of North America.
17:14Eventually, the pressure was applied, and the crustal rocks in the basement were released, and the mountain range was born.
17:22At that time, the thought was also tilted.
17:30The plate is still active.
17:33That's why it's called the plate.
17:38That's why the mountains that came out of the crater are still getting higher.
17:50The water from the crater becomes a river and nourishes the forest at the foot of the mountain.
17:56The rocks that the crater has carved into the mountain also play a role in nurturing greenery.
18:05It contains plenty of minerals.
18:27The reason why the river is muddy is because it contains a large amount of rocks that the crater has carved.
18:46The rich nature of the northern land nurtured by the crater.
18:51Speaking of a summer treasure,
18:59it is salmon that comes back from the river.
19:03It comes back from the sea for breeding.
19:12There is a king of the forest waiting for this big event.
19:21It's a grizzly.
19:24The big one weighs over 300 kg.
19:32It usually eats fruits and vegetables, but this time of year, it is aiming for salmon, its favorite food.
19:41In this way, it provides nutrition for a short summer and prepares for hibernation.
19:47There is one ecosystem that starts from the crater here.
19:53It is the ecosystem of salmon.
19:57It is the ecosystem of salmon.
20:01It is the ecosystem of salmon.
20:05There is one ecosystem that starts from the crater here.
20:20The big expression of North America that conveys the state of the crater that ended more than 10,000 years ago.
20:29The ice floe that flows from there created a scene like a desert.
20:43The ice floe that flows into the inland of Canada.
20:58The black line is the rock debris that the ice floe brought while cutting the mountain.
21:06It piles up like a barbed wire in the place where the ice floe intersects.
21:28This is the end of the Scourge ice floe.
21:32This ice floe is changing every year, just like many other ice floes in the world.
21:43The water that the ice floe melted was pouring into a huge lake.
21:49The lake is over 80 km long.
21:59The river that flows from the ice floe to the lake.
22:03There was an unexpected scene on the riverbank.
22:10It's like a desert in a place like this.
22:17It's like a desert in a place like this.
22:33When you wanted to leave something precious in a beautiful place,
22:39when you wanted to broaden your possibilities,
22:43When you hit a wall and gave up,
22:47I want to support you at all times.
22:51Since the day you chose EOS,
22:56forever and ever.
23:00Make it possible with Canon.
23:03This country has a small number of doctors for the population.
23:08What can we do to meet the increasing need for advanced medical care?
23:15Canon's medical AI technology reduces the noise of examination images
23:20and supports high-precision diagnosis in a short time.
23:23It also reduces the burden on patients and their will to work.
23:27Find your focus. Let's expand our vision.
23:31Canon
23:34At that time, I will become a bird.
23:38In order to meet the brilliance of this planet.
23:42At that time, I will become a fish.
23:46In order to touch the mysterious wavering that can only be found here.
23:50The story of the world heritage continues.
23:54Together with Canon's technology.
23:57World heritage to the future.
24:00Make it possible with Canon.
24:31In fact, this scene was born in recent years.
24:40The owner of the expression camp where I was born and raised in Kohan told me.
24:48There used to be water around here.
24:54In 2013, it was a lake.
24:58Three years later, the water level has dropped and it has become a riverbank.
25:08This small hill used to be an island floating in the lake.
25:14It is now a river and land.
25:24The reason why the water level in the lake has dropped is because the amount of water from the river flowing from the hill has decreased dramatically.
25:38Most of the water that the hill melted used to be poured into the lake.
25:44However, in 2016, most of the water was poured into another river.
25:51The reason is the change in the surface of the lake.
25:55The change in the position of the end of the surface of the lake has changed the flow of the water.
26:07The water level in the lake has decreased dramatically.
26:11The water level in the lake has decreased dramatically.
26:16The water level in the lake has decreased dramatically.
26:20Instead, a beautiful landscape has been born.
26:28The bright purple flowers bloom in the sand-mixed Kohan.
26:36This plant likes sunshine.
26:40Therefore, it fell asleep early in the newly born open land.
26:56Hyoga creates a variety of landforms, creates a beautiful landscape, and brings life.
27:02Hyoga creates a variety of landforms, creates a beautiful landscape, and brings life.
27:12Hyoga is the world's largest landform that has become a world heritage site because it is seen with respect.
27:22I was overwhelmed by its scale.
27:26I was overwhelmed by its scale.
27:30Next, we will show you a ranch built by the Czech Republic and the Habsburg Empire.
27:37The golden carriage of the late Elizabeth also goes to the ranch of Hakuba, which continues for more than 400 years.
27:45World Heritage was provided by Canon.
27:50World Heritage was provided by Canon.
27:55Aim for black eyes and sweet and spicy Mapo-style yakisoba.
28:00Sapporo
28:01A mysterious elevator that travels adults.
28:04Do you want to make people laugh or cry with your performance?
28:07I want to make people laugh.
28:09It's better to laugh after all.
28:11Don't get round. Become a star. Sapporo beer.
28:15Iza, Iza, Kofukuji.
28:19I came to a town where a thousand-year-old story continues.
28:27Every time I walked, I met a good relationship between history and people.
28:36Nara is interesting because I go.
28:40Iza, Iza, Nara.
28:43JR Tokai.
28:46Why do humans use trees?
28:48Trees contain carbon.
28:50It's good for the Earth for humans to use a lot of trees.
28:54You are knowledgeable.
28:56But actually, I like the scent and warmth of trees.
29:02I'm in trouble.
29:09I wonder what will happen.
29:10I'm looking forward to it.
29:15It changes with an electric bed.
29:17You can adjust the angle, so you can relax.
29:20Work is comfortable.
29:22If you raise your legs, your back is relaxed.
29:25You can support yourself when you get up.
29:30I found it.
29:32It's like an Avenger that hasn't been in the movie world before.
29:34You can enjoy it even if you don't watch the drama.
29:36You are very good at plotting.
29:38I can't read the plot until the end.
29:40I think it's a movie worth watching.
29:41Last Mile.
29:42Megahit is on the air.
29:46Watch, touch, drive.
29:50Please be surprised.
29:52It's a new era of light and wagon.
29:55New Spacia Custom.
29:57So don't worry.
29:58Free inspection of Aisha.