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00:011000 Yen Challenge!
00:02I'll give 1000 Yen to the master of the road!
00:07This time, what kind of delicious lunch will he introduce to the first-class chef?
00:13The first person is...
00:15Hello.
00:16Welcome.
00:18The famous Chinese restaurant that represents Osaka,
00:21the owner chef of Kusin Garando in Kitashinchi,
00:24Mr. Osawa Hiroaki!
00:26Mr. Osawa's wonderful creation of high-quality seasonal ingredients
00:32is full of a unique world view that you can't taste anywhere else!
00:36It's a delicacy that will steal the hearts of visitors!
00:40In 2024, he will eat a whole Michelin star!
00:44He's a master of Chinese food!
00:47I'll give you 1000 Yen, so let me see how the lunch looks.
00:53I think you can enjoy 1000 Yen in various ways, so please follow me!
00:58So, what did Chef Osawa take us to?
01:02The first building in front of Osaka Station, which is directly connected to JR Kitashinchi Station!
01:07There are many restaurants lined up in the basement,
01:11but what did Chef Osawa recommend?
01:14The restaurant I recommend is this one, Mazura!
01:18He took us to Mazura, a cafe that has been loved for more than half a century in Osaka!
01:24In a glittering store that is made with the image of the universe,
01:28you can enjoy the feeling as if you have time-slipped into the Showa era,
01:32and eat home-made coffee, sandwiches, and pudding-style food!
01:38What did Chef Osawa order?
01:41Thank you for waiting!
01:43It's Napolitan!
01:44It's here!
01:46Look at this silver plate! It's a retro Showa style!
01:50This is actually 500 Yen!
01:53I don't think there are many places in Osaka where you can eat Napolitan for 500 Yen!
02:04It's delicious!
02:05The ingredients are very simple,
02:08but the ketchup is very mild.
02:13The ingredients are onions, bell peppers, and ham,
02:18but the ketchup is very sweet,
02:22and by frying them in the air,
02:25you can get rid of the sourness and make it a mild taste Napolitan!
02:31It's nostalgic, and it's good to eat in this atmosphere!
02:37After paying 1,000 Yen, the change is 500 Yen!
02:41Really?
02:42I have 500 Yen left, so can I have another one?
02:46Chef Osawa went to this shop,
02:48which is about 10 seconds' walk from Mazura!
02:53I'd like to have some coffee here!
02:55If it's coffee, you can drink it at Mazura, right?
02:58That's right!
02:59Mazura has delicious coffee,
03:01but King of Kings has special coffee!
03:05Welcome!
03:07It's stylish!
03:08There's a bar counter here,
03:10and there's a recommended seat here.
03:12Can I go to the back?
03:13Go ahead!
03:16You can get out of the bar counter!
03:20The atmosphere is great, isn't it?
03:23There's a stand glass,
03:24and they play live music on the piano at night!
03:30King of Kings, where the stand glass on the wall is fantastic,
03:34is an Icelandic bar that opened in 1970 at the end of Mazura!
03:42I'd like an Irish coffee, please!
03:44Thank you!
03:46What is Irish coffee?
03:48There's whiskey in the coffee,
03:51but King of Kings is an Irish bar specializing in old bars,
03:55so it's very delicious!
04:00It's an Irish coffee with sugar, coffee, and milk in the whiskey of an old bar!
04:08I'd like to try it!
04:13It's delicious!
04:14It's warm, so you don't taste the alcohol,
04:17but the rich aroma of the whiskey goes well with the coffee and cream,
04:21so it has a very rich flavor!
04:23It's so luxurious that you wouldn't think it's 450 yen!
04:29Thank you for the meal!
04:30Thank you!
04:31I'd like 450 yen, please!
04:34Have you ever seen a receipt like this?
04:37It's cute, isn't it?
04:38It's 54 years old!
04:3954 years old!
04:40It's worth the money, isn't it?
04:42It's good, isn't it?
04:43It's good, isn't it?
04:44It's good, isn't it?
04:46If you give 1,000 yen to the master of Chinese,
04:49you can enjoy a retro atmosphere of 950 yen in total!
04:53He taught us a home-cooked lunch!
04:57Next, let's go to the hotel in the north of Kobe!
05:03Who is waiting inside?
05:05Hello!
05:06Hello!
05:08Welcome!
05:09Mr. Hiroshi Yamaguchi, the general manager and general chef!
05:12Of course, the best French food for dinner is French tart,
05:16which is said to be the best breakfast in the world!
05:21Mr. Yamaguchi...
05:231,000 yen?
05:24Yes, 1,000 yen!
05:25I'll give you 1,000 yen,
05:27so I'd like you to join me for lunch!
05:30With 1,000 yen?
05:31Yes!
05:32Well, if you give me 1,000 yen, I'll give you something delicious!
05:36What kind of lunch will the master of French eat with 1,000 yen?
05:41He's waiting outside!
05:42It's a bicycle!
05:44He's riding a bicycle!
05:48He's 64 years old,
05:50and the master of French is riding a bicycle!
05:55Just one minute!
05:58He's already walking!
06:00Yes, he's already walking, so it won't take three minutes.
06:04We came to Kobe Shawarma, which opened three years ago!
06:08Inside the restaurant, there are a lot of meat skewers!
06:12It's famous as a kebab restaurant in Turkey,
06:15but in the Middle East, this meat is called shawarma.
06:20In other words, it's also used as a word for fast food.
06:25When I lived in Paris, France didn't have much fast food,
06:31but this shawarma was delicious,
06:34so I ate it quite often.
06:37I'd like a beef and chicken pita sandwich, please.
06:44Yamaguchi asked for a beef and chicken pita sandwich
06:48with a lot of vegetables,
06:50which he cut off from the shawarma.
06:53It's a pita sandwich packed with a lot of vegetables.
06:59The price is 820 yen.
07:03It's 180 yen for 1,000 yen, but...
07:08There's still 108 yen left, right?
07:11I'd like to buy another one.
07:15The beef and chicken pita sandwich is taken out.
07:20And he rides a bicycle again.
07:25Next, we'll go to a Kobe beef specialty store, Asahiya.
07:30They recently opened a new store here.
07:33We came to a Kobe beef specialty store.
07:36There's a lot of space in the store,
07:39so you can enjoy a delicious roast beef bowl with a lot of Kobe beef.
07:45However, the remaining budget is only 180 yen.
07:50I'd like a Kobe meat croquette, please.
07:54130 yen.
07:56130 yen.
07:58The meat croquette is what we ordered.
08:02Actually, this Asahiya beef specialty store
08:05is located in Takasago City, Hyogo Prefecture.
08:08The famous one is the Kobe beef croquette,
08:12which has a lot of Kobe beef in it.
08:15It's a croquette that has been sold on the Internet for 43 years.
08:22Even if you go to this rank,
08:25you can buy a normal meat croquette for 130 yen at this store.
08:31This is a hot croquette.
08:34The remaining budget is only 50 yen.
08:38He has a beef chicken pita sandwich and a meat croquette,
08:41which is a total of 950 yen.
08:44Yamaguchi Prefecture is on a mountain road with an electric bicycle.
08:49We arrived at the top of the stairs.
08:52Where are we going?
08:53Look at this.
08:56Look at the view.
08:58In front of us is a spectacular view of the streets of Kobe.
09:03This is Venus Bridge, an observatory located in Suwayama Park, Kobe.
09:07It's a recommended picnic spot.
09:10It looks good.
09:11The sweetness of the sweet potato and the richness of the beef.
09:14If we had more money, we'd go to this place.
09:17Look at this.
09:19This is amazing.
09:20It's 820 yen.
09:22Here you go.
09:23Avoid the meat.
09:27This is how it's grilled.
09:29It's sliced.
09:31The surface is crispy and grilled.
09:33The inside is juicy.
09:35The spiciness of this sandwich is attractive.
09:38I can't stop eating it.
09:40There's more?
09:42The French chef recommends this lunch for a total of 950 yen.
09:48At night, you can eat while watching the ten-million-dollar night view.
09:54What's next?
09:56Wow!
09:58This time, robots that can change our future are here.
10:03Kansai-based robot exhibition.
10:08First, let's look at Mitsubishi Electric, which has a laboratory in Amagasaki City.
10:13Mitsubishi Electric is a well-known company that conducts various business activities in nine large facilities.
10:20Mitsubishi Electric achieved a Guinness World Record in May this year.
10:28What is it?
10:30Is this the one that set the Guinness World Record?
10:34Yes, it was recognized as the Guinness World Record for the fastest puzzle cube.
10:40We're familiar with the Rubik's Cube.
10:43This is the world's fastest puzzle cube.
10:48How fast can a robot solve it?
10:530.305 seconds.
10:550.305 seconds?
10:57I don't know how fast it is.
11:010.305 seconds!
11:04Speaking of Rubik's Cube...
11:07I can't do it.
11:09It's difficult.
11:11Even if you have a lot of life experience...
11:18Why does this red one run away?
11:23By the way, what is the fastest record in Japan?
11:320.448 seconds!
11:36However, robots can beat this record by 0.305 seconds.
11:44So this is the Rubik's Cube we're going to use?
11:47Yes, that's right.
11:48Unlike a normal Rubik's Cube, the middle part...
11:52This part is modified to fit the claw to turn it.
11:56This is modified according to the rules of the Guinness World Record.
11:59The claw goes into the middle part of the cube.
12:03By rotating this claw, the six sides of the cube turn.
12:08Then, just in case, we'll make it even more disassembled...
12:12and install the robot's claw on the six sides of the Rubik's Cube.
12:16If you press this button, it will run at 0.305 seconds.
12:19Then, can I try it?
12:22Everyone, please take a close look!
12:255, 4, 3, 2, 1
12:35That's fast!
12:37That's amazing!
12:403, 2, 1
12:47Next, let's try it in slow motion!
12:51I can see it in slow motion, too.
12:57It's doing everything one by one.
13:00That's amazing!
13:02It's moving quite a bit.
13:04It's moving this much!
13:07This movement is realized at 0.305 seconds.
13:11Now, let's tell you why it can be done at this speed.
13:16First of all, the number of disassembled patterns before solving the Rubik's Cube is...
13:21approximately 4,325.
13:24It's said that there are 2,003 patterns.
13:28No matter how much experience you have in life, it's hard to get them all right.
13:32I haven't even done one side yet.
13:33I don't think I'll get them all right before I know it.
13:37However, if you move it without wasting time,
13:40you can get them all right in just 20 steps.
13:45So, how does the robot move before solving the Rubik's Cube?
13:49First of all, there's a camera built in the upper and lower lights.
13:53Through this camera, the AI recognizes the color of the Rubik's Cube.
13:57It analyzes how the industrial computer moves to solve the Rubik's Cube.
14:02After that, the motor just moves as it is.
14:05But...
14:07You just explained all the movements after pressing the button, right?
14:12Yes.
14:13Does the robot solve the Rubik's Cube in 0.3 seconds?
14:15Yes. It takes about 0.05 seconds to solve the Rubik's Cube.
14:18It takes about 0.25 seconds to move the Rubik's Cube.
14:20That's amazing.
14:21It's so amazing that I don't know what to say.
14:24It's so fast.
14:25This much work can be done in just 0.305 seconds.
14:34Of course, all the products are made by Mitsubishi Electric.
14:38The members of Mitsubishi Electric were able to solve the Rubik's Cube in the middle of their work.
14:42They achieved the fastest speed in the world.
14:45That's amazing.
14:46How did you do that?
14:48It's just a robot.
14:50It's just a robot.
14:53It's just a robot.
14:54It's just a robot.
14:55It's just a robot.
14:56It's just a robot.
14:57It's just a robot.
14:58It's just a robot.
14:59Next is a construction site in Osaka City.
15:02But...
15:04There it is.
15:06That's amazing.
15:08It's moving normally.
15:10It's a four-speed walking robot that walks like an animal in the construction site.
15:17But why is a robot here?
15:21What is this doing now?
15:23This is a robot that moves around the construction site and circulates and records.
15:29Is it working?
15:31That's right.
15:32It's working a lot for people.
15:34That's amazing.
15:35The Takenaka Public Office in Osaka City introduces a robot that works with humans developed in the United States.
15:42Originally, four-speed walking robots are used instead of humans to circulate for safety and record construction situations.
15:54Of course there is a camera in front of you.
15:57There is a camera in front, back, left and right of the body to check the situation of 360 degrees.
16:04Wow!
16:06It's very smooth.
16:08That's amazing.
16:10It's very smooth.
16:12That's amazing.
16:17Even if the scaffolding is bad, it's no big deal.
16:21It's working in a place where there are many people.
16:26It's coming.
16:28If it comes straight, it will hit it, right?
16:31There is a sensor so that it won't hit people or obstacles.
16:35That's amazing.
16:37That's amazing.
16:40In this way, the robot records the progress of the construction with a camera and works.
16:48But what I'm most curious about is how the robot is moving.
16:54The secret is this woman in the room.
16:58In fact, this person was remotely operating with a controller like a game machine.
17:05Can you do it all with this?
17:06Yes.
17:07You can operate it with a remote control.
17:11Depending on the site, the robot learns all the routes first.
17:16I don't have to operate the remote control.
17:18I can run it automatically.
17:20Do you remember the route?
17:21Can you move it without permission?
17:22That's right.
17:23You don't have to operate it.
17:25If you input the route, you can work only with the robot at midnight when no one is there.
17:32You can detect and avoid obstacles even if you drive automatically.
17:36There are four-speed walking robots like this.
17:41Even if you don't come to the site, you can operate it from home, office, or far away.
17:47That's amazing.
17:49In this way, robots are starting to work with humans remotely at construction sites.
17:57Next, we have a robot that will be active in the future.
18:02This is Ms. Haruna from Mitsubishi Electric.
18:05Nice to meet you.
18:06Nice to meet you.
18:07Nice to meet you.
18:08Nice to meet you.
18:10Here you go.
18:11It's cute.
18:12It's cute.
18:13This small robot can operate remotely on a smartphone.
18:19First, lower it to the back.
18:20To the back.
18:21Yes.
18:22Oh!
18:23Nagi's face is reflected.
18:24Please let go of your hand once.
18:25Let go of my hand.
18:26Operation is easy.
18:28The robot's eyes are reflected on the smartphone.
18:30If you move your fingertips up, down, left, and right, the robot will move in that direction.
18:36If you change it to two fingers and open and close it, the robot's arms will move in that direction.
18:43Forward.
18:44Forward.
18:45Good.
18:46It's good.
18:47Open your fingers.
18:48Lower it.
18:49It's good.
18:50It's good.
18:51It's good.
18:52It's good.
18:53It's good.
18:54It's good.
18:55It's good.
18:56It's good.
18:57It's good.
18:58Above all, it can operate remotely on a smartphone.
19:01It's been a while since this program started.
19:05Hello.
19:07Hello, everyone.
19:10I'm at Mitsubishi Electric's laboratory in Amagasaki.
19:16Please take a look at this.
19:19There is a remote robot here, just like in the studio.
19:24There is a ball in front of it.
19:27There is a ring here.
19:29Grab this ball and put it in this ring, just like you did earlier.
19:36Wow.
19:38From now on, the robot in Amagasaki will be operated remotely on a smartphone.
19:44Let's do it.
19:45Here we go.
19:46Wow.
19:48It's a little too far.
19:50The robot in Amagasaki is moving.
19:52It's moving.
19:53It's moving.
19:54It's amazing.
19:55It's amazing.
19:56It's so far away.
19:58It's so far away.
19:59I think it's possible.
20:00Can you try grabbing it?
20:02Put your hand in the ball and grab it.
20:04It fell down.
20:06Grab it.
20:07Grab it.
20:09Pull it up.
20:11It's up.
20:12It's up.
20:14Wow.
20:15It's amazing.
20:16It's so heavy.
20:17The robot in Amagasaki is operated remotely on a smartphone in the studio.
20:23Let's do it.
20:24Here we go.
20:25Go ahead!
20:26Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes...
20:28There you go!
20:29It's a disc!
20:30Okay!
20:31Wow!
20:32Amazing!
20:33Amazing!
20:34Amazing!
20:35So, what is the future of remote-controlled robots?
20:40The robots we have prepared this time are designed to be easy for children and everyone to experience.
20:46We are preparing them so that we can do more delicate work.
20:49In the near future, we would like everyone to be able to work remotely,
20:53for example, while they are on the train.
20:57I see.
20:58How many years are you aiming for?
21:00Yes, we are aiming for 2030.
21:03That's a long time.
21:04That's a long time.
21:05Yes, it is.
21:06That's a long time.
21:08Next is the Akashi Factory, a Kawasaki Heavy Industry.
21:12We have been manufacturing industrial robots for more than 50 years,
21:17including motorcycles, aircrafts, railcars, and other industrial robots that we have never seen in person.
21:26But there are many other robots.
21:29What?
21:30There are so many robots.
21:32I've never seen a real robot before.
21:36What is the surprising technology of this robot?
21:40What?
21:41Tonight's topic is Tenkobori.
21:43Osaka Honwaka Television.
21:47What?
21:48What?
21:49What?
21:50What is this?
21:55That's correct.
21:59Ujiyara, you are correct.
22:02Tenkobori
22:05This is a humanoid robot developed by Kawasaki Heavy Industry.
22:10Hello, Honwaka Television.
22:13It's talking.
22:15It's not just talking.
22:18For example, it can carry things.
22:20We are studying various things.
22:24It can carry things.
22:26Let's see how it carries things.
22:29It's cool.
22:31Can it climb the stairs?
22:33It can climb the stairs.
22:35It's a basket.
22:36It's carrying a box.
22:40It's carrying a box.
22:42What is it going to do?
22:45It's going down the stairs.
22:50It's carrying a box and walking.
22:53It's carrying a box and moving.
22:56What's going on?
22:58It's shaking.
23:00It's shaking.
23:01Are you okay?
23:02I'm nervous.
23:03Are you okay?
23:04It's shaking.
23:07It's carrying a box and walking.
23:12It's moving automatically.
23:15It's a program.
23:16Next, it's helping people's daily life.
23:19Helping people's daily life.
23:20We've set up a garbage dump here.
23:22I'd like you to dig up the garbage.
23:26Please throw away the garbage.
23:28Leave it to me.
23:29Leave it to me.
23:30Leave it to me.
23:35It's holding a garbage bag.
23:39It's walking to the garbage dump.
23:44Did it throw it away?
23:47It said to throw away the garbage, but it threw it away.
23:53It's cooperating with humans.
23:57This is a remote control robot.
24:01Can you hold that?
24:04Yes, here.
24:05It's holding a desk.
24:07Will you hold it together?
24:10I'll lift it up.
24:12One, two.
24:13It lifted it up.
24:16I'll move forward.
24:18Please be careful.
24:20It's moving backward.
24:22The robot is giving instructions to humans.
24:26Let's go around the clock.
24:30Around the clock.
24:32Can it rotate?
24:35It's amazing.
24:37I'll put it down here.
24:39I'll put it down here.
24:41It carried the desk together.
24:44The cooperation between humans and the robot is coming soon.
24:50Next is the third-generation technology of Kitakuni, Kobe.
24:56What is this?
24:58Is that it?
25:00Yes, it is.
25:01It's amazing.
25:02What is this?
25:04It's a car that makes you feel the future with its heavy body.
25:08But there is a secret of this car.
25:13First, let's take a look at the inside of the car.
25:17It's amazing. It's so cool.
25:20I get excited just by sitting here.
25:23The steering wheel is like a game controller.
25:26The foot has a brake and accelerator.
25:31Of course, it's a car.
25:34Excuse me.
25:37It's amazing.
25:39It's a very proper car.
25:42It's moving.
25:44It's moving.
25:47It can run like a passenger car.
25:51What is the secret of this car?
25:56The reporter above will experience it in the driver's seat.
26:00Please take a good look.
26:03What will happen?
26:06It's coming.
26:08It's moving.
26:11It's going up.
26:13It's going up.
26:14The car is going up.
26:18The face of a robot appeared from the bonnet.
26:23And there are two legs from below.
26:28It transforms from a car to a robot 4 meters long.
26:33It's more like a robot than I thought.
26:35It's the transformation of Sanagara in the world of movies.
26:39As you can see, it's moving fast.
26:44The hatch above the driver's seat opens.
26:51It opens and shows its face from above.
26:55It's amazing.
26:57It's very expensive.
27:01I know it's expensive, but what's going on?
27:06I don't know what's going on from the driver's seat.
27:11It transforms from a robot to a car.
27:16It's amazing.
27:18It's amazing.
27:21It's a two-speed walking robot.
27:25Please walk.
27:29Put your weight on the other side.
27:33Put your foot forward.
27:38Repeat it.
27:39Put your weight on this side and put your foot forward.
27:42It's only about 10 centimeters long.
27:46It's very difficult to make a 2.2-ton robot walk in a two-speed.
27:53By the way, you can use the characteristics of the car to move smoothly on the tires.
28:00But why did they make such a huge robot?
28:05In fact, Sansei Technologies is a company that makes amusement parks and other amusement facilities.
28:11On the other hand, it is a company that makes equipment such as stage equipment and elevators that move with motors such as theaters.
28:19They combined these two know-hows to create a dream transformer robot.
28:25By the way, how much is this one unit?
28:32I can't say for sure, but I think it's about 2,000 yen for one unit.
28:382,000 yen for one unit?
28:40Yes.
28:41And you said it was good.
28:43From now on, we will pursue safety in the two-speed direction and aim for a robot that everyone can ride and enjoy.
28:51I have a dream.
28:52Rosano, Nozomi, Kujo, Ujaira, Sansei!
29:01What a nice face.
29:03Kind.
29:04If Ujaira-san gets three out of five questions right first, the quiz zone will change.
29:11There are a lot of interesting questions today.
29:15We always ask Mr. Himarazu to make four questions.
29:18And Mr. Scrap gave us one question.
29:23It's an original question.
29:26Here we go.
29:27Oh, there it is.
29:28There is a penalty game for those who answer badly.
29:33I forgot.
29:36I forgot.
29:37It's natural.
29:38I was making it a routine.
29:40Here is the question.
29:43Rosano's normal quiz.
29:46Defeat Ujira in the quiz.
29:49The first question is...
29:53Who is hiding and disappearing?
29:59That's fast.
30:01Ujira-san is correct.
30:04That's amazing.
30:06Inoue is correct.
30:10Takeuchi is correct.
30:15That's good.
30:16Tsucchan is correct.
30:20That's good.
30:22Nagi is correct.
30:26Nagi, you are doing well.
30:30No, I'm not.
30:32The main movie is a big hit.
30:37That's all.
30:40Ishida is correct.
30:44Yes.
30:47Nanami-chan.
30:49What is Nanami-chan?
30:51Nanami-chan.
30:5270 minus 0 is 7.
30:55Nanami-chan.
30:57Hosei is correct.
30:59Kanba-chan and Masumi are left.
31:02Masumi is bad.
31:04This is bad.
31:05Hosei-san, please give us a hint.
31:08Who is hiding and disappearing?
31:18I don't know.
31:23Wait.
31:24What are you writing?
31:27I don't know the hint.
31:32However.
31:34Masumi.
31:36Did you get it?
31:37I got it.
31:40That's correct.
31:43I got it.
31:45I just read the question.
31:47Tsucchan, please give us a hint.
31:49What can you see now?
31:51Can you see now?
31:54What can you see now?
31:58Can you see now?
32:01I don't know.
32:05That's correct.
32:08Erase the number 70 minus 0.
32:13Erase the number 70 minus 0.
32:18It becomes like this.
32:21Hosei-san, you are correct.
32:24Erase the number 70 minus 0.
32:28I got it.
32:30How is it, Hosei-san?
32:31I don't know.
32:32You can see the number 70 minus 0.
32:35I got it.
32:37The person who was hiding is the hero.
32:42The correct answer is the hero.
32:46Hosei-san, did you get it?
32:48I got it.
32:50What was that?
32:51I didn't get it.
32:54How was it, Master?
32:56It was a good question.
32:59Let's move on to the next question.
33:02The next question.
33:05What is the word to put in the question mark?
33:12Please think about it.
33:16Inoue can use Mr. Ujiyara.
33:20That's correct.
33:23The next person is not Mr. Ujiyara.
33:26It's Takeuchi.
33:28That's correct.
33:31Mr. Ujiyara is the third person.
33:35Next is Hosei.
33:37Next is Masumi.
33:42Inoue was fast.
33:44On the other hand, Ishida doesn't know.
33:47Inoue doesn't know.
33:49Ishida doesn't know.
33:51Ishida, how do you feel now?
33:53Inoue was watching Tekanpe like Suga-san went to the bathroom.
34:00That's the worst.
34:02That's the worst.
34:05Did you have Tekanpe?
34:07I've never seen it.
34:09Did you have it?
34:11Inoue and I get along well, but I don't do it.
34:15You're the worst.
34:17I don't do it.
34:18Next is Nagi.
34:22Why don't you know?
34:24You're in a bad mood.
34:26I'm worried about the movie.
34:29Is there anything you can't say?
34:33I can't say, but it's decided.
34:37It's decided?
34:40Yes, it's decided.
34:43Next is Tsuchie.
34:45Next is Ishida.
34:47Please look at the hint video.
34:50Here is a special hint.
34:58Ochi...Ochi...Ochia.
35:04That's good.
35:06Kusari.
35:08What?
35:10What?
35:12What?
35:14Can you tell us the reason?
35:18I took a bug.
35:21That's right.
35:23That's why it's Tsuchie.
35:26That's right.
35:30That's right.
35:33It can't be helped, so I'll solve it for Hosei.
35:39First, look at the bug.
35:43Hosei, what is the bug for?
35:47Please answer in 3 seconds.
35:49I'm right.
35:52Kusari is right.
35:54That's a great answer.
35:57That's right. It's a bug.
36:02In other words, if you convert a bug into a Hiragana and take a bug from it,
36:08it becomes a tea that the illustration on the right represents.
36:13Similarly, if you convert a grass bug into a Hiragana and take a bug,
36:18the answer is Kusari.
36:25The correct answer is Kusari.
36:30Hosei, you're the only one who got it wrong.
36:35What's with the narration?
36:38It's strange.
36:40Next question.
36:42Next question.
36:46What is the word that goes into the word?
36:50What?
36:54Fujiwara, you're right.
37:00That was fast.
37:03Ishida, you're right.
37:08Succhan, you're right.
37:12Takeuchi, you're right.
37:17For some reason, the correct answer is always right.
37:23And Kanba-chan, you're right.
37:30Correct!
37:36Two consecutive correct answers!
37:41Now for the correct answer.
37:43There are three types of medicine in this question.
37:47Hosei, if you convert a pain killer into a Hiragana,
37:51do you know what these letters are?
37:54Of course!
37:56And if you put those letters on top of a sheet of medicine,
38:01you get this.
38:03If you read the letters in the direction of the arrow,
38:08you can see that they represent the left illustration, Tai.
38:14Similarly, if you put a Hiragana on top of a sheet of medicine,
38:19and read the letters in the direction of the arrow,
38:24you get this.
38:29And if you put a pain killer on top of a sheet of medicine,
38:36and read the letters in the direction of the arrow,
38:41you get this.
38:45Correct!
38:49Two consecutive correct answers!
38:58Now for the next question.
39:01The next question.
39:04Ujihara, an elementary school student who lives in the countryside,
39:09wrote to his mother that he wanted to go here.
39:15Now, where does Ujihara want to go?
39:22Please think about it!
39:24Inoue!
39:26Correct!
39:30You did it, Inoue.
39:32Reach!
39:35Reach.
39:38Yes!
39:40Shisho!
39:41Yes!
39:46Correct!
39:50Amazing!
39:52Ujihara wins!
39:55Shisho!
39:57I'm so moved.
40:00This is the last round!
40:06How do you feel right now?
40:08I didn't think I'd be so happy with a notebook.
40:13This is the best.
40:17Now, Tsuchiya.
40:18Ujihara hasn't answered yet?
40:22Correct!
40:25Solo?
40:27Correct!
40:29Takeuchi is also reaching.
40:31Isn't it amazing that everyone is supporting Ujihara?
40:34Now, Kanba-chan, please give us a hint.
40:38I saw it.
40:41That's amazing.
40:45That's a great hint.
40:49Nagi.
40:51Correct!
40:53Thank you, Shisho.
40:56Now, Ishida is correct.
40:59Now, Ujihara, Masumi, and Hosei are left.
41:06I saw it.
41:09If I had known, I would have said,
41:11These guys are idiots.
41:16They're so mean.
41:21Now, Seikai.
41:24In order to read this memo,
41:26you need to break it into three parts.
41:30Now, I'm going to divide it into three parts.
41:37Hosei, what do you think?
41:40I think you can read Hiramana's da,
41:44but the kanji in the middle is i,
41:47and the kanji on the right is kai.
41:50I can read it.
41:52If you connect them together,
41:55the answer is daitokai.
41:59I saw it.
42:01The correct answer is daitokai.
42:07Now, Ujihara, you can't answer.
42:10I see.
42:12Shisho can't think of anything.
42:17What is this?
42:21Shisho can't think of anything.
42:25Now, the last question was made by Scrap.
42:29Ujihara, you can't answer.
42:36The last question.
42:38Now, the last question.
42:42What is the word that goes into the question mark?
42:48Please answer.
42:56Ujihara.
42:59That's right.
43:04It was too late.
43:08That's right.
43:13Takeuchi.
43:15That's right.
43:19It's a pose that Suga might do.
43:23He said it.
43:25He said it well.
43:26It means that there is no such thing.
43:28I see.
43:29It's well done.
43:31With this hint, Ishida.
43:33And Masumi is correct.
43:36Now, Ishida, please give us a hint.
43:40Suga vs Ujihara.
43:42Ishida vs Masumi.
43:46Here is a big hint for the viewers.
43:49Pay attention to the four hands.
43:51Suga, Ujihara, Ishida and Masumi are competing with each other.
44:01What is the word that goes into the question mark?
44:05To be honest, this is a hint.
44:09That's right.
44:13I'm very angry now.
44:16After this, Nagi and Tsuchie are correct.
44:22Can I give you a hint?
44:25I haven't answered yet.
44:27Can I give you a hint?
44:28Yes, please.
44:31Suga's word is GU.
44:34Ujihara's word is CHOKI.
44:36Ishida and Kanpei's word is PA.
44:39This is rock-paper-scissors.
44:41Rock-paper-scissors.
44:44Can I give you a hint?
44:46Can I give you a hint?
44:47Can I give you a hint?
44:49Can I give you a hint?
44:51I simply didn't get it.
44:54I simply didn't get it.
44:57Now, the correct answer.
44:59First, pay attention to the four hands.
45:03At first glance, Suga is posing as usual.
45:09But he was playing rock-paper-scissors with Ujihara.
45:13Hosei, this is the first time you've heard of this.
45:16Rock-paper-scissors is a game of luck.
45:20I knew that!
45:23And if you get the same answer, you become partners.
45:29If you get the same answer, you become partners.
45:34If you continue to read 3 and 4, you become partners.
45:41The correct answer is IMA DE SHINNA.
45:46Now, Hosei.
45:48Please show us your impersonation.
45:55Takeuchi.
45:56What kind of impersonation would you like to do?
45:58That's a good idea.
46:00Give me that.
46:01Takeuchi.
46:02I will do a bad imitation of Mana Ashida.
46:08But you've become an adult.
46:10I will do a bad impersonation of Mana Ashida.
46:12Can I imitate a little girl?
46:14How about IMA?
46:16I will do IMA.
46:17I will do IMA.
46:18Now, Hosei.
46:19I will imitate Mana Ashida.
46:21Please.
46:22I am Ashida Mana from Iima.
46:26I've studied a lot in Iima.
46:28I also went to university.
46:34I won!
46:37Cut!
46:40This is a real-life escape game produced by SCRAP.
46:46Escape from the Pirate Park at Night is being held at Hirakata Park.
46:51For more information, search for Pirate Park Escape.
46:54Here it is!
46:56In the 101-year-old super-retro building,
46:59you will encounter a beautiful bridge!
47:02Wow!
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47:10Next time on Honkai TV,
47:12A middle school student who collects money.
47:15A house surrounded by sunflowers.
47:18A mania who explains techniques that are useful for living.
47:29It has a little history.
47:31Really?
47:32Yes.