チコちゃんに叱られる 2024年9月27日

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チコちゃんに叱られる 2024年9月27日    #EnglishMovie #cdrama #drama #engsub #chinesedramaengsub #movieshortfull

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00:00Happy New Year!

00:02I'm Chiko-chan! Nice to meet you!

00:04Hello!

00:06Konnichiwa!

00:08I'm Chiko. I'm 5 years old. Nice to meet you!

00:10Nice to meet you!

00:12First of all,

00:14this is my first appearance.

00:16I'm Takami, and I'm drinking watermelon juice

00:18to prevent heat stroke.

00:20Nice to meet you.

00:22Takami,

00:24do you ever feel anxious

00:26if you don't have a guitar?

00:28When there are three of us,

00:30I'm not always here,

00:32so I don't feel anxious.

00:34I see.

00:36Takami-san is over there,

00:38so you don't feel anxious.

00:40I don't feel anxious.

00:42Next,

00:44Nanoka-chan's fridge is full of

00:46G-mummy tofu.

00:48Nice to meet you.

00:50Are you addicted to G-mummy tofu?

00:52I've been addicted to it

00:54since three days ago.

00:56Chiko is addicted to

00:58G-mummy tofu.

01:00G-mummy tofu.

01:02Please try it next time.

01:04I'll do my best.

01:06Nice to meet you.

01:08What's wrong?

01:10I thought it was real.

01:12That's right.

01:14Okamura,

01:16who is the most knowledgeable

01:18about the culture of young people?

01:20It's a long story.

01:22Speaking of the culture of young people,

01:24I'm old.

01:26You're old.

01:28But you have an antenna.

01:30That's right.

01:32Takami-san, please.

01:34I have a question for you.

01:36What is it?

01:38You know gyaru, right?

01:40Yes, I do.

01:42Many gyaru have been

01:44gathering around Shibuya.

01:46What is gyaru?

01:48What?

01:50What is gyaru?

01:52What is gyaru?

01:54Gyaru?

01:56I don't know.

02:02Many gyaru have been gathering

02:04around Shibuya.

02:06But have you ever thought

02:08about what gyaru are?

02:14Gyaru are

02:16very energetic.

02:18That's right.

02:20That's correct.

02:24I knew it.

02:26Let's ask Nanoka-chan.

02:28Gyaru.

02:30Gobi?

02:32Gobi.

02:34You know,

02:36there's a word

02:38that means a sad clown.

02:40That's right.

02:42It means a sad gyaru.

02:46That word

02:48refers to

02:50energetic girls

02:52who have grown up

02:54and become gyaru.

02:56That's not true.

02:58Okamura-san?

03:00Gyaru-san.

03:02Gyaru-san.

03:04That's where it comes from.

03:06No, it doesn't.

03:08No, it doesn't.

03:10Now,

03:12I will ask all Japanese people.

03:14What is gyaru?

03:16What is gyaru?

03:18We asked people in Shibuya.

03:20What is gyaru?

03:22Gyaru.

03:24Gyaru.

03:26Gyaru is a mindset.

03:28Mindset.

03:30If you have a gyaru mindset,

03:32everyone becomes a gyaru.

03:34They don't even know what gyaru is.

03:36When they were young,

03:38they drank a lot of beer

03:40and said,

03:42They wrote their activities

03:44while staring at the newspaper.

03:46There was a person named Oyaji Gyaru.

03:48What was it?

03:50What?

03:52Chiko-chan knows.

03:54Gyaru is

03:56a girl

03:58who lives in a surfing area.

04:00a girl who lives in a surfing area.

04:02What?

04:04Surfing is the farthest place

04:06I've ever been.

04:08That's right.

04:10I don't know.

04:14Girls in the surfing area.

04:16Girls in the surfing area.

04:18As expected of Chiko-chan.

04:20You even know about gyaru.

04:22Are you going to be a gyaru in the future?

04:24I think I'll be.

04:26Yuka Kubo, a media environmentalist

04:28who is familiar with the culture of young people.

04:30Yuka-chan.

04:32In the first place, gyaru

04:34seems to have been used

04:36as a subject of girls in the United States.

04:38I think so.

04:40Did it spread in Japan?

04:42In Japan, in 1978,

04:44there was a magazine for young people

04:46called Gyaru's Life.

04:48On the other side,

04:50there was a song called

04:52Mr. Kenji Sawada's O-Gyaru.

04:54I think it spread from that area.

04:56At that time,

04:58even in Japan,

05:00the word gyaru was widely used

05:02for young girls.

05:04Especially,

05:06the word gyaru

05:08spread from the mid-1980s.

05:10I think it spread

05:12among surfers

05:14in beaches

05:16in the south of Japan.

05:18In the 1980s,

05:20there were many women

05:22who imitated

05:24Western-style fashion

05:26and Hawaiian local girls

05:28in beaches in the south of Japan.

05:30In beach-style fashion,

05:32girls actually surf

05:34with their boyfriends

05:36in the beach.

05:38Those girls were

05:40considered to be

05:42cool gyaru.

05:44At that time,

05:46most people had

05:48experience of traveling

05:50and studying abroad,

05:52so gyaru was

05:54only a limited number of people.

05:56However, gyaru

05:58spread widely among young people.

06:00How did it happen?

06:02In the 1990s,

06:04there were two gyaru revolutions.

06:06Gyaru revolution?

06:08The first one was

06:10street magazines.

06:12Street magazines

06:14started to spread

06:16in the mid-1990s.

06:18In those street magazines,

06:20girls who went to Shibuya

06:22were introduced

06:24in beach-style fashion.

06:26They were considered

06:28to be cool gyaru.

06:30The second one was

06:32printing machine.

06:34It was introduced in 1995.

06:36They took a photo

06:38and put it on the machine.

06:40Then, they changed the photo

06:42and put it on the machine.

06:44Then, it spread widely

06:46among young people.

06:48In other words,

06:50gyaru who was born in

06:52a surfing community

06:54in the south of Japan

06:56moved to Shibuya

06:58and the information

07:00about gyaru

07:02spread widely.

07:04Then,

07:06various styles of gyaru

07:08were born

07:10in various cultures.

07:12Then,

07:14Please!

07:16Hashtag!

07:18Elf Arakawa,

07:20a famous gyaru,

07:22I can't imagine

07:24what kind of gyaru she would be.

07:26Let's look back

07:28the history of gyaru

07:30in the 80s and 90s.

07:32First of all,

07:34IKEIKEI-GYARU

07:36was introduced in bubble machine

07:38in the late 80s and 90s.

07:40Its feature is

07:42a high-heeled

07:44and bold body.

07:50Oh, my God!

07:52I'm going to explode!

07:54I've never seen

07:56such a high-heeled body.

07:58Isn't it?

08:00I'm scared.

08:02This IKEIKEI-GYARU

08:04is said to be a gyaru

08:06who dances disco at night

08:08and surfs on the beach

08:10in the daytime.

08:12The most famous gyaru

08:14was Rikako

08:16and Sugimotoya.

08:18Then,

08:20gyaru appeared

08:22in the 80s and 90s.

08:24KO-GYARU

08:26Rich style clothes

08:28and loose socks

08:30are her features.

08:36It's a new feeling.

08:38It's a new feeling.

08:40It's my first time.

08:42It's an early KO-GYARU.

08:44Really?

08:46Yes.

08:48What is KO-GYARU?

08:50KO-GYARU is

08:52a high-heeled

08:54and bold body

08:56who dances disco at night

08:58and surfs on the beach

09:00in the daytime.

09:02It's a high-heeled

09:04and bold body.

09:06KO-GYARU

09:08is a high-heeled

09:10and bold body.

09:12KO-GYARU

09:14is a high-heeled

09:16and bold body

09:18who dances disco at night

09:20and surfs on the beach

09:22in the daytime.

09:24KO-GYARU

09:26is a high-heeled

09:28and bold body.

09:30KO-GYARU

09:32is a high-heeled

09:34and bold body.

09:36KO-GYARU

09:38is a high-heeled

09:40and bold body.

09:42KO-GYARU

09:44is a high-heeled

09:46and bold body.

09:50What is GANGURO GYARU?

09:52It is very popular

09:54with people with

09:56dark skin.

10:04We wear this today!

10:07Is this Garuopor on your skin?

10:11It's a tanning salon.

10:12Wow.

10:14I've heard that there are people who go to the gyaru circle.

10:16I see.

10:18There were people who couldn't go to the street magazine,

10:20or who couldn't go to school,

10:22but those people formed the gyaru circle in Shibuya.

10:24Gyaru circle.

10:26When the number of gyaru circles increased.

10:30The gyaru circle, which was born in the late 90s,

10:32was later formed by about 200 people,

10:34and the number of gyaru circles was the highest ever.

10:40In 1999, when the gyaru was in its prime,

10:42a crazy gyaru appeared at the end of the century.

10:48A crazy gyaru.

10:52Yamamba gyaru.

10:54Yamamba.

10:56Yamamba.

10:58Yamamba.

11:00Yamamba.

11:02Yamamba.

11:04Yamamba.

11:06Yamamba.

11:08Yamamba.

11:10Yamamba.

11:12I'm growing up as a gyaru.

11:16By the way,

11:18the gyaru that evolved further from Yamamba

11:20was Mamba gyaru.

11:22This Mamba gyaru

11:24is said to be the ultimate evolution of the crazy gyaru.

11:28In the second half of the 2000s,

11:30a gyaru just the opposite of Yamamba and Ganguro

11:32appeared.

11:36Hime gyaru.

11:40Her make-up is the same,

11:42but her skin is white.

11:44She wears a fluttering dress

11:46and wears clothes like a princess.

11:50By the spread of mobile phones,

11:52it is more appreciated

11:54that she stands out

11:56in mobile blogs than in street magazines.

11:58In particular,

12:00self-portrait photos,

12:02which are conscious of the eyes,

12:04have become the trend of gyaru,

12:06and her skin has changed

12:08And now,

12:10Ms. Arakawa is also wearing her own clothes.

12:14Mobile phone gyaru.

12:16The feature is

12:18that it is a fashion that incorporates

12:20the good points of the past gyaru.

12:26It's cute.

12:28What are you particular about?

12:30I like pop teen

12:32in Heisei era,

12:34Masuaka Tsubasa, Komori Jun,

12:36so I wear thin clothes.

12:40In an era where anything can be researched

12:42on the Internet,

12:44Ms. Kubo says that

12:46there are many Japanese gyaru

12:48who refer to their favorite parts

12:50by looking at the fashion of the past gyaru.

12:52By the way,

12:54what is the gyaru culture

12:56that Ms. Arakawa wants to leave to the present era?

12:58After all, it's vibes.

13:00So,

13:02gyaru was

13:04girls.

13:06What is your favorite gyaru term?

13:08Chikora.

13:10Chikora.

13:12I think other girls are Chikora.

13:14That's good. Chikora.

13:16During the shoot,

13:18Ms. Arakawa asked

13:20if ganguro gyaru was popular.

13:22According to Ms. Kubo,

13:24at that time,

13:26it was more important

13:28to promote gyaru-do

13:30to become a cool gyaru than to be popular.

13:32By the way,

13:34when I asked Ms. Kubo

13:36if she was a gyaru in the past,

13:38she said she was a little bit

13:40when she was a student.

13:42Here it is.

13:44It's a little bit gyaru.

13:46Takami,

13:48do you know what it means

13:50that it may be suitable for you?

13:52The way you roll it...

13:54Am I a cocky gyaru?

13:56That's good.

13:58Can the adults

14:00answer your question?

14:02If you don't think about it,

14:04you'll be scolded by Chiko.

14:20Hey, Okamura.

14:22Who is the freshest

14:24and most wonderful adult

14:26in the world?

14:28Hey, Nanoka.

14:30Can you look at this?

14:32Fresh beer, fresh chocolate,

14:34fresh caramel.

14:36There are a lot of things

14:38that come to your mind.

14:40Only Japan has

14:42so many fresh things.

14:44Why?

14:46Why?

14:48Why do Japanese people

14:50like fresh things?

14:58Why do Japanese people

15:00like fresh things?

15:02There are not only fresh things

15:04such as sashimi,

15:06but there are many

15:08fresh foods around us.

15:10But why do Japanese people

15:12like fresh food so much?

15:14Have you ever thought about it?

15:16Didn't you say

15:18fresh food is delicious?

15:20Isn't it delicious

15:22if the expiration date is short?

15:24Well,

15:26the middle stage is the most delicious.

15:28That's why Japanese people

15:30like fresh food.

15:32Really?

15:34I'm not happy.

15:36I'm not happy.

15:38Let's ask Takami.

15:40Well,

15:42there are a lot of delicious

15:44ingredients in Japan.

15:46I got it.

15:48Because there are fresh things.

15:50Because there are fresh things.

15:52That's not true.

15:54That's not true.

15:56Why do Japanese people

15:58like fresh food?

16:00Cheers!

16:02We asked people who love

16:04fresh food.

16:06Why do Japanese people

16:08like fresh food?

16:10It's soft.

16:12It's easy to eat.

16:14It's easy to cook.

16:18Why do Japanese people

16:20like fresh food?

16:22The best word is

16:24raw seaweed, raw rice, raw egg.

16:26Today's raw food is

16:28raw managatsu.

16:30That's great.

16:32What?

16:34But Chiko knows

16:36the reason.

16:38Japanese people like

16:40fresh food

16:42because it's the best food

16:44they've ever had

16:46after challenging

16:48the danger.

16:50It's delicious, but...

16:52It's dangerous.

16:54Because it's the best food

16:56they've ever had

16:58after challenging

17:00the danger.

17:02I want to go to the studio

17:04and see raw Chiko.

17:06Please come.

17:08The 17th guest

17:10will tell us the details.

17:12Speaking of Japanese food culture,

17:14he is Hisao Nagayama.

17:16He is 92 years old.

17:18When I hear the word raw,

17:20I think of fresh, soft,

17:22and delicious food.

17:24I think it's a good image.

17:26But it's not true.

17:28Foreigners are different.

17:30He asked foreign students

17:32about raw fish

17:34and raw eggs.

17:36In Ukraine,

17:38there is no such custom.

17:40It's a dangerous image.

17:42I don't eat raw fish.

17:44I think it's because

17:46it's fresh.

17:48Foreigners think

17:50raw fish is dangerous.

17:52Why do Japanese people

17:54like raw fish?

17:56It's true that

17:58if you eat raw fish or eggs,

18:00the risk of food poisoning

18:02will be higher.

18:04But Japan is an island country,

18:06so there are more chances

18:08to eat fresh fish

18:10than other countries.

18:12So even if you take some risks,

18:14eating raw fish

18:16is the best.

18:20According to Buddhist teachings,

18:22in Japan,

18:24where fish and vegetables

18:26were the main food,

18:28fresh fish was

18:30eaten raw.

18:32For example,

18:34in Aomori Prefecture,

18:36they found eggs

18:38that were parasitizing

18:40in the Maruyama Ruins.

18:42It is believed that

18:44the Maruyama people

18:46ate fish raw.

18:48Also,

18:50in the early Japanese period

18:52of the Nara period,

18:54Emperor Keiko

18:56caught a clam

18:58when he went into the sea.

19:00At this time,

19:02the god of fishing

19:04made the clam

19:06into raw vinegar.

19:08Raw vinegar is

19:10said to be

19:12the last Japanese food

19:14to eat raw meat

19:16and fish with vinegar.

19:18It is said that

19:20they tried to eat

19:22raw fish with vinegar

19:24as safely as possible.

19:26This is how

19:28Japanese people

19:30continued to challenge

19:32how to eat raw food

19:34safely.

19:36Wasabi and soy sauce

19:38were also used

19:40to eat raw food.

19:42I think the key

19:44to eating raw fish

19:46was sushi.

19:48There was rice,

19:50and wasabi was

19:52dipped in soy sauce.

19:54All sushi were

19:56made with wasabi.

19:58In the old days,

20:00every house had a garden

20:02with a lot of

20:04herbs and vegetables.

20:06First of all,

20:08Japanese people

20:10ate raw fish with vinegar.

20:12In order to eat

20:14raw fish safely and deliciously,

20:16Japanese people

20:18made it at home

20:20and ate it anytime.

20:22Also, in Japan,

20:24based on Buddhist teachings,

20:26people avoided

20:28eating eggs for a long time,

20:30but in the Edo period,

20:32the culture of eating

20:34raw fish with vinegar

20:36became popular.

20:54In this way,

20:56Japanese people

20:58continued to challenge

21:00various things

21:02and became

21:04a culture of eating raw food

21:06that other countries

21:08did not have.

21:10However,

21:12raw fish and raw eggs

21:14were luxurious

21:16and hard to reach

21:18for the common people.

21:20A big event

21:22was the appearance

21:24of refrigerators.

21:26With refrigerators,

21:28freshness can be

21:30felt at home.

21:32After that,

21:34the distribution of raw fish

21:36has developed

21:38and fresh ingredients

21:40can be delivered

21:42as soon as possible,

21:44making it possible

21:46to eat raw food

21:48more safely and deliciously.

21:50In addition,

21:52Japanese people

21:54loved

21:56raw beer.

21:58Originally,

22:00beer was fermented

22:02by adding heat,

22:04but in Japan,

22:06it is called

22:08raw beer

22:10because it is a beer

22:12that has been removed

22:14only from the furnace

22:16without heat treatment.

22:18In fact,

22:20most of the canned

22:22and bottled beer

22:24we get

22:26are delicious.

22:30Delicious!

22:32That's all for today.

22:34Thank you for the meal.

22:36I have a little more,

22:38so please go out with me.

22:40Originally,

22:42raw means

22:44that it is not heated,

22:46but the image of raw equals delicious

22:48has permeated,

22:50so even if it is heated,

22:52a product called raw

22:54chocolate became a big boom

22:56around 2000.

22:58Around 2007,

23:00raw caramel,

23:02which became popular

23:04from Mr. Tanaka's farm,

23:06etc.

23:08Mr. Nagayama

23:10has questioned

23:12the modern society

23:14that has become full of raw.

23:16Why do you think

23:18this is raw?

23:20It's bread.

23:22Raw bread

23:24means that it is delicious

23:26even if it is not toasted

23:28and eaten as it is.

23:30So,

23:32in 1992,

23:34Mr. Nagayama

23:36severely judged

23:38raw bread,

23:40which he could not agree with.

23:42It was fluffy

23:44and easy to eat,

23:46and when I chewed it,

23:48the sweetness became stronger

23:50Raw bread is the best!

23:52Raw bread is the best!

23:54Raw bread is the best!

23:56So,

23:58the reason why Japanese people

24:00like raw bread

24:02is because it is the best

24:04food they have ever had

24:06What is your favorite

24:08raw bread?

24:10Raw Takami.

24:14Because I was able to meet you.

24:18Takami,

24:20I heard you have a question

24:22for Chico.

24:24Yes, I do.

24:26I turned 70 in April.

24:2870 years old.

24:30That's wonderful.

24:32I was wondering

24:34what I should do

24:36with my hair.

24:38Really?

24:40My hair is so long

24:42and I'm getting older,

24:44but I don't want to be suspected.

24:46What do you mean?

24:48You don't want to be suspected?

24:50I wrote the hashtag

24:52with my real hair.

24:54Really?

24:56You wrote it with your real hair?

24:58Yes.

25:00I wanted to be a little bit

25:02more casual

25:04and I was wondering

25:06what kind of hair style I should choose.

25:08Do you want to cut your hair short?

25:10It depends on my hair style.

25:12I was wondering

25:14if I should simply

25:16cut it short.

25:18If you cut it short,

25:20it will be short.

25:22If you cut it too short,

25:24it will be too long.

25:26I was wondering

25:28if I should start with

25:30Chico's hair style.

25:32That's a good idea.

25:34Start from the sideburns.

25:36Then,

25:38make it zigzag.

25:40I don't think

25:42I want to try

25:44this kind of hair style

25:46once in my life.

25:48I want to try

25:50dreadlocks.

25:52I'm wondering

25:54if it will look good on me.

25:56Dreadlocks.

25:58It's a long hair.

26:00I want to have

26:02Mr. Sakazaki's hair,

26:04Mr. Sakazaki's hair,

26:06and Mr. Sakurai's long hair.

26:08I don't know.

26:10I want to change it

26:12at once.

26:14I don't think

26:16I can grow my hair.

26:20Zazzy's genius plan.

26:22Mr. Sakazaki,

26:24your face is so small.

26:28Zazzy is already funny,

26:30but he has been living with his left hand

26:32for a month

26:34and his brain is activated.

26:36He became a genius

26:38and started this project.

26:40This is his third week

26:42of living with his left hand.

26:44Today,

26:46I'm going to draw Chiko again.

26:48With my left hand.

26:50This is the last week.

26:52I want to draw a good Chiko.

26:54It's getting smoother.

26:56I can draw straight lines.

26:58Great.

27:00How is it?

27:02This is Chiko

27:04in the last week.

27:06She has improved a lot

27:08compared to the beginning.

27:10I think Chiko is better

27:12than the person on the right.

27:14She has improved,

27:16but what about her diet?

27:18Today,

27:20I'm going to draw a mozuku-somen.

27:22It's hard to grab with chopsticks.

27:24I'm going to draw a mozuku-somen.

27:26I'm going to draw a mozuku-somen.

27:28I can't use normal chopsticks.

27:30I'm going to draw a mozuku-somen.

27:32I'm going to draw a mozuku-somen.

27:34I bought chopsticks

27:36that are easy to hold.

27:38By the way,

27:40last week,

27:42she was

27:44maxed out

27:46on noodles.

27:48Can she grab noodles

27:50after 3 weeks?

27:52Mozuku-somen is too difficult.

27:54I've raised the level

27:56a little too much.

28:00But

28:04I can eat noodles.

28:06I can eat noodles.

28:08Thanks to the training chopsticks,

28:10she can eat noodles

28:12that seem difficult

28:14even with her right hand.

28:16I can grab noodles.

28:18Next week,

28:20the results will be announced.

28:22Will she be rewarded

28:24for her efforts?

28:26To be continued.

28:28Okamura,

28:30who is the most handsome

28:32in the world?

28:34I've always been handsome.

28:36Okamura,

28:38have you ever been to a sauna?

28:40Of course.

28:42What's good about a sauna?

28:44People who feel good

28:46feel good.

28:48Why?

28:50Why do you feel good

28:52in a sauna?

28:58Well...

29:02People often say

29:04they feel good

29:06in a sauna.

29:08But have you ever thought

29:10why a sauna feels good?

29:14I sweat a lot

29:16in a short time.

29:18To sweat.

29:20It was written

29:22at the entrance.

29:24Please enjoy

29:26a luxurious time

29:28where you don't do anything.

29:30What are you talking about?

29:34Don't listen to him!

29:36It was written.

29:40Now,

29:42I ask all Japanese people.

29:44Why do you feel good

29:46in a sauna?

29:48I asked people

29:50in a sauna.

29:52What?

29:54The happiness of this world?

29:56If you sweat,

29:58you feel good.

30:00Speaking of feeling good,

30:02I asked him, too.

30:04Nice to meet you.

30:06Do you like a sauna?

30:08I go to a sauna sometimes.

30:12Why do you feel good

30:14in a sauna?

30:16I feel good.

30:18Why do you feel good

30:20in a sauna?

30:22The song of a soprano.

30:24How do you feel?

30:26I feel good.

30:28Don't say that!

30:30Why do you feel good

30:32in a sauna?

30:34I tried to go to a hot sauna

30:36sometimes.

30:38But I was afraid

30:40of getting into a puddle.

30:42There are so many Japanese people

30:44who just feel hot.

30:46Chiko is not good at this.

30:48But Chiko knows.

30:52Why do you feel good

30:54in a sauna?

30:56Because there are two minutes

30:58of miracles

31:00when you feel relaxed

31:02and excited at the same time.

31:04I didn't get the answer.

31:06I'm sorry.

31:08Two minutes.

31:10Because there are two minutes

31:12of miracles

31:14when you feel relaxed

31:16and excited at the same time.

31:18That's great, Chiko.

31:20You know why

31:22your father likes saunas.

31:24I like saunas, too.

31:26The chairman of the Japanese Sauna Association

31:28and a doctor,

31:30Dr. Yasutaka Kato.

31:32I feel good

31:34in a sauna

31:36because I can feel

31:38the extreme temperature

31:40when I take a cold bath.

31:42Sauna is a type of steam bath

31:44that was invented in Finland

31:46more than 2,000 years ago.

31:48You enter a sauna room

31:50and take a cold bath

31:52at 20 degrees below.

31:54At the end,

31:56you sit on a chair and take a break.

31:58Why do you feel good

32:00in a sauna?

32:02In fact,

32:04when you take a sauna cold bath

32:06and take a break,

32:08you feel deeply relaxed

32:10and your mind is clear.

32:12You feel excited

32:14and it's a miracle.

32:16It's unusual.

32:18It's a special feeling

32:20that only a sauna lover

32:22can feel.

32:24It's a special feeling.

32:26What does it mean

32:28to feel relaxed

32:30and excited in a sauna?

32:32Let's find out.

32:34Nice to meet you.

32:36Nice to meet you, too.

32:38Do you like saunas?

32:40I love saunas.

32:42Don't ask me.

32:44What is a sauna?

32:46It's a place

32:48where you can feel relaxed

32:50and feel fresh.

32:52I'm going to get ready.

32:54Shut up!

32:56I'm going to get ready.

32:58I'm going to show you

33:00how to get ready.

33:02Takeyama goes to a sauna

33:04every three weeks.

33:06He's going to show him

33:08how to get ready.

33:10First,

33:12you wash your body.

33:14You wash your body.

33:18Who is he?

33:20If you are alone,

33:22I'm worried about your body.

33:24Are you worried about my body?

33:26If you are naked,

33:28you can see my body.

33:30Why don't you go in with me?

33:32You have a nice body.

33:34I'm sorry.

33:36Please go in alone.

33:38I don't feel good

33:40in a sauna.

33:42I don't feel good in a sauna.

33:44I don't feel good in a sauna.

33:46How does Takeyama

33:48get ready

33:50in a sauna?

33:56Takeyama,

33:58how long do you get ready

34:00in a sauna?

34:02I get ready

34:04for at least 10 minutes.

34:06I get ready for 12 minutes

34:08in a sauna.

34:10I get ready for 12 minutes

34:12in a sauna.

34:14I get ready for 12 minutes

34:16in a sauna.

34:18I get ready for 12 minutes

34:20in a sauna.

34:22This is wrong.

34:24Saunas are very hot.

34:26You have to adapt

34:28your body to the hot environment.

34:30You have to adapt your body

34:32to the hot environment.

34:34In a sauna,

34:36you have to activate

34:38your hip muscles.

34:40If you force yourself to get ready,

34:42you'll be too far away from your body.

34:44For example,

34:46hip muscles are used

34:48to activate

34:50your body functions

34:52when you work out

34:54or concentrate on your work.

34:56Hip muscles are used

34:58to activate

35:00your body functions

35:02when you work out

35:04or concentrate on your work.

35:06People say

35:08you can't get ready

35:10for 12 minutes

35:12if you don't stand up.

35:14But you'll become

35:16too tired

35:18and lose your self-confidence.

35:20I get ready.

35:22I spend time in a sauna

35:24to get ready for 12 minutes.

35:26I get ready for 12 minutes

35:28to get ready for 12 minutes.

35:30I get ready for 12 minutes

35:32to get ready for 12 minutes.

35:34Can I change the position?

35:36You can.

35:38You can.

35:40The temperature of the first step

35:42is the lowest.

35:44The first step is the best.

35:46The first step is the best.

35:48The temperature is the highest

35:50in a sauna.

35:52This is also wrong.

35:54The temperature is different

35:56in a sauna from 5 to 10 degrees.

35:58The temperature is different in a sauna from 5 to 10 degrees.

36:00Don't push yourself

36:02If you go too far and push your body too far, you may become flabby and faint or collapse, so it is important to sit in a comfortable temperature that suits your body type.

36:14In other words,

36:15It is said that it is a steak that is easy to eat due to the temperature of the sauna room.

36:20What is your mind?

36:21It's good to be moderately thick.

36:24It's Nezuchi.

36:28Oh, I'm exhausted.

36:29Let's go to the water bath.

36:31If you don't sweat like this, it's dirty.

36:35You don't like people in the water bath, do you?

36:37I don't like it.

36:38You're a sweaty man.

36:41Let's go.

36:46It feels good.

36:47It's more than once.

36:49You can cool down a little more.

36:53This is also a mistake.

36:54I don't know.

36:55The water bath also has a relatively high load on the body, so the intervertebral nerves are activated again.

37:02When you leave the sauna, your intervertebral nerves loosen for a moment, but when you cool your hot body in the water bath, your intervertebral nerves increase again to prevent your body temperature from dropping too much.

37:15However, if the temperature of the water bath is too low, it can cause pain, so you can't relax.

37:23Basically, the purpose is to cool your body, so I think there is a water shower that can adjust the temperature, so you can use it as a substitute for a water shower.

37:32In other words,

37:33The minimum temperature of the water bath and the maximum load of the supermarket.

37:40That's right.

37:41It's just as cold.

37:45It's Nezuchi.

37:47And the time of death will come.

37:50In fact, when you take a break, your autonomic nerves become deeply intervertebral nerves, so you can relax a lot.

37:58The intervertebral nerves are the opposite of the intervertebral nerves.

38:02It's the nerves that work when you're sleeping, eating, and relaxing.

38:07The body released from the sauna and the water bath is in relax mode at once.

38:13However, there is one point here.

38:16In fact, adrenaline, which is called an excited substance, and such excited substances are secreted at the same time.

38:24In fact, adrenaline is secreted together when you enter the sauna or water bath.

38:30After leaving the water bath, the adrenaline remains in the body during the break, so the brain is excited.

38:39Even though the brain is calm, it is clear.

38:43In other words, it is in a state of being in order.

38:46In other words, the sauna feels good because the brain is active, but the body is deeply relaxed.

38:54This is the state of being in order.

38:59Oh, it feels good.

39:00I can forget all the bad things.

39:04How old are you?

39:06I'm 49 years old.

39:08I'm 53 years old.

39:11How do you look at me when you're 53 years old?

39:14What's wrong?

39:15To be honest, it's okay.

39:17Don't you feel like you're middle-aged?

39:19I think I'm a little middle-aged.

39:21I'm not middle-aged.

39:22I'm 53 years old.

39:23Mr. Okamura is the same age as me.

39:25Mr. Okamura is the same age as me because he graduated from the same school as me.

39:28And you're doing Chico-chan, right?

39:30Do I have a program like Chico-chan?

39:32No matter how many years I do it, I won't succeed.

39:34Do you understand?

39:35Do you understand?

39:36Do you understand, brother?

39:38This is a complete mistake.

39:40It's no good.

39:41Adrenaline from a sauna or water bath actually takes two minutes for the effect to be halved in the body.

39:49It's a good time to get ready, but sometimes you miss it.

39:53It's better to enjoy the relaxed environment calmly.

39:57This state of being ready is a very precious time of only two minutes, so it's not the time to talk to fully enjoy it.

40:08It's no good.

40:10Take it easy.

40:12Takeyama-san, are you ready?

40:17I'll go to the sauna again.

40:20So, the reason why the sauna feels good is because it has a miraculous two-minute feeling of relaxation and excitement at the same time.

40:29When does Chico-chan feel good?

40:33When the seat belt of the car clicks with no-look.

40:39Well, it's a little difficult.

40:41Where are you going to the sauna?

40:43I'm going to the hair salon.

40:47I'm not good at hot weather, so I get out of the car as soon as I get in.

40:53I get out of the car as soon as I think it's hot, so I don't get ready at all.

41:05Chico-chan, thank you for your time today.

41:08Thank you, everyone.

41:10Well, thank you for your hard work today.

41:14Let's go.

41:15Okamura, Okamura.

41:16Yes, yes.

41:17Autumn is a very lonely season, isn't it?

41:21I think so, too.

41:24But if you have a boyfriend, you have to cook chestnut rice and eat a lot of chestnuts.

41:30So you have to eat at least two or three chestnuts for yourself.

41:33Is that so?

41:34I don't think it's necessary.

41:36I bought two chestnuts because I didn't want to be eaten alone at a cake shop.

41:41But if you have a boyfriend, you can only eat one, right?

41:45That's right.

41:46I can't help it.

41:47I can't help it.

41:48So I'm going to be alone from now on.

41:51If you feel sorry for me, give me chestnuts.

41:55It's a delicious season.

41:56That's right. Chestnuts.

41:58Mont Blanc is good.

41:59Mont Blanc is good.

42:00Yes.

42:01This is...

42:03Chi-chan, five years old, times two.

42:06Hello, Chico-chan, Okamura-san.

42:07Hello.

42:08I'm in the fourth grade now, and my brother is in the sixth grade.

42:11Yes.

42:12Both of them go to school.

42:14So I'm still studying for my brother's entrance exam, and he won't go out with me to play.

42:21What should I do to get him to go out with me?

42:24Oh, you're studying.

42:26I want him to go out with me to play.

42:29Is there anything you want someone to go out with?

42:32Yes.

42:33A rap part when you sing the Ketsumeishi in karaoke.

42:36It's difficult.

42:37It looks difficult.

42:38You want someone to go out with you, right?

42:40There are times when I want someone to go out with me.

42:42Yes.

42:43Well, how about this?

42:44Yes.

42:45You can't go out with me to play.

42:48It's an exam, so I really want to play with my brother.

42:53Yes.

42:54I'm sure you're studying with that feeling in mind.

42:57So if I pass, you'll play with me a lot?

43:00So if I pass, I'll make a list of people I want to play with.

43:06Oh, I see.

43:07I'll write down what I want to do and what I don't want to do.

43:11I'll get a promise from my brother.

43:13Yes.

43:14And then I'll get ready to go to the park.

43:18If you pass, you'll do all of that?

43:21Yes.

43:22I think I can do it in a little while.

43:25I see.

43:26I can do it a little after dinner.

43:29I think I'll make something like that.

43:31That's good.

43:32But I think you need a little more patience.

43:35My brother is doing his best right now, so please support him.

43:38Yes, let's support him.

43:40Now, I'd like to ask you to send us your concerns or anything you can't talk to your friends about.

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