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00:00I need somebody, I need somebody
00:05You know, I need someone
00:30I'm a beautiful woman, I won't lose
00:35And now, the most popular event, the memory of youth
00:4040 years ago, Takanami fell in love at first sight
00:43and won a tremendous prize
00:45What?
00:52Thank you!
00:54This is the first time I've won a prize
00:56Thank you for coming
00:59This time, the set has been renewed
01:04It's new, it's beautiful
01:06It's a little colorful
01:08It's like the program is going to Sugai
01:12There is a theme
01:14The theme is the treasures that shine while being swept by the waves of time
01:20When I saw this set, I thought so
01:24Today's guest is
01:28Free announcer Yukari Oshima
01:33Born in 1984 in Kanagawa prefecture
01:37She went to a private school in the prefecture since kindergarten
01:42and grew up without any freedom
01:46But when she was 15, her family business went bankrupt
01:51and she had to move out
01:56She didn't know what was going to happen in her life
01:59So she decided to take the Fuji TV announcer exam
02:06but she failed
02:09Then she became more and more ambitious
02:13and passed the exam the following year
02:18At first, she wanted to do variety shows
02:22but she was left with news programs
02:26However, the Great East Japan Earthquake made her realize the importance of reporting
02:33In 2012, she became the main caster of News Japan for the fifth year
02:40After quitting Fuji TV, she became a freelancer
02:45In her private life, she is a single mother raising her 7-year-old daughter
02:50Even though she can't save a lot of money, she is doing her best to make fun memories
02:56How does she spend her days?
03:01Drinking her favorite sake
03:04Drinking her favorite sake
03:10By the way, when she goes out to drink,
03:13she wears clothes that can be dirty and accessories that can be lost
03:19Drinking sake and forgetting things are my second favorite accessories
03:24By the way, I'm the number one customer
03:29Here comes the client
03:32She is Yukari Hiroshima from Tokyo Takarazuka
03:40What an amazing life
03:42I heard that she is the only one in her generation
03:46and she has gone through a lot
03:52Is this a photo from your childhood?
03:54Isn't she a real girl?
03:56There were 500 of them
03:58500 of them?
03:59Did you have a helper?
04:01Yes, I had a helper
04:03What did he call you?
04:04He called me a young lady
04:06That's right
04:07So you were like a runaway
04:09Yes, I was
04:10What did your father call you when you were running away?
04:12He called me a disbanded person
04:15She is like Tamura from Kirin
04:17She is like a jockey from Izakaya
04:22This is a treasure
04:24I got this recently
04:27Let's see
04:28Open the treasure
04:34This is a tea set from Okura Toen
04:37Okura Toen's tea set
04:39Okura Toen is a restaurant in Yokohama
04:45My friend's grandmother passed away
04:48and I was living alone
04:50I didn't have a place to put this
04:52and I didn't have any plans to use it
04:54so I asked if I could have it
04:56It's beautiful
04:58That's right
04:59The flower pattern is plum
05:01Plum?
05:02I thought it would be better to have it in a house with a girl
05:05The color of the tea set is so beautiful
05:09I want to have it in my house
05:10Where did you get this from?
05:13When my grandmother saw this tea set
05:16she really wanted to have it
05:19but it wasn't sold on the spot
05:23So I joined Okura Toen as a part-timer
05:27I worked and worked
05:29I saved money
05:30and I asked if I could sell this
05:33You got it with such a strong will?
05:35Yes, it's difficult
05:36That's amazing
05:41What do you do when you use this?
05:43I'm scared so I can't use it
05:45The more I use it, the more it breaks
05:49If it was a drink, it would break at the rate of a drunk person
05:52I don't want to lose a single customer
05:56This is the price of the tea set
05:58How much is it?
05:59My grandmother bought it for 100,000 yen
06:04so I'll buy it for 100,000 yen
06:06I understand
06:07Let's go
06:08Open the price
06:131, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
06:184,000,000 yen
06:214,000,000 yen
06:22That's amazing
06:26Okura Toen's tea set, which is said to be the best in the harvest season
06:33The pure white shine that is praised as Okura White
06:38is dazzling
06:40This is a production from the 1960s to the 1970s
06:47As Okura Toen, it is a rare pure Japanese design
06:53In the Ryusui gate, which reminds me of the painting of Linpa in the Edo period
07:00There are plum blossoms and flowers scattered
07:04I think it's a design made only for this season and this type
07:11When Okura Toen's fans see it, they want it so much
07:16I want this, too
07:19Thank you
07:21You can put it on the table and drink it in a plastic cup
07:27That's true
07:28You can drink while looking at this
07:31That's right
07:33Next, we visited Emiwa Smile Kindergarten in Hokkaido
07:46The children are playing with the rhythm to the sound of the piano
07:52It looks very fun
07:56The next client is 49-year-old Shigeo Sawasaki, chairman of Enno
08:02He actually has a history of transplantation
08:06I used to be a military officer
08:08I worked in a military base in Sapporo until 10 years ago
08:12At that time, my 5-year-old daughter went to kindergarten
08:15She was in trouble because the kindergarten was crushed
08:18Then the manager said,
08:20Is there anyone who can do it?
08:22Then I thought I'd do it
08:26So he retired from the Self-Defense Force to continue his career
08:30After studying hard, he obtained the qualification of a pediatrician
08:34Currently, he has a total of 3 jobs
08:39After exploring the various possibilities of children,
08:42In addition to normal childcare,
08:45There are a lot of activities, including the harvest experience
08:49What I'm particularly particular about is
08:57It's called a friendly meal
09:01I don't use raw eggs at all so that allergic children can eat together
09:08Cooking is also done in the park
09:14People who like the chairman
09:18What kind of place is it?
09:31After all, it is the most rewarding to see the growth of children up close
09:36Please do your best from now on
09:39By the way, what is the treasure?
09:42It is a very beautiful jewel that shines red
09:46This treasure contains the painful memories of the deceased wife's grandmother
09:52During the war
09:54A small package from the battlefield arrived at my grandmother's house
09:59A book was sent
10:03The sender was my brother's friend
10:06He was a soldier
10:09My grandmother didn't talk about it in detail
10:12It seems that the person had feelings for my grandmother
10:16When I opened the book
10:20The contents were hollowed out
10:22It seems that this treasure was in it
10:27Was it a proposal?
10:29It was sent as a means of conveying feelings
10:33That person died in battle
10:36My grandmother married another person after that
10:39It seems that the jewel was taken care of
10:42Thank you for your appreciation
10:45What kind of jewel is it?
10:48Let's look at it in the studio
10:51The client is here
10:54Mr. Shigeo Kawasaki from Hokkaido
10:57Nice to meet you
11:00First of all, the nursery is good
11:03Only the children have a good face
11:05Thank you
11:07Did you have a role in the Self-Defense Force?
11:10I got a lot of licenses
11:12I need a large bus to send my children
11:16I see
11:17How to receive
11:18Let's do some kind of training at the nursery
11:21Emergency treatment when injured
11:24The acting is cool
11:29And this time it's a treasure episode
11:32How was it?
11:35I don't know the truth
11:38Let's look at it
11:40Treasure open
11:47What is this?
11:48It's a ruby
11:50Is this in the book?
11:53Yes
11:55At that time, inspection was strict
11:59Is this a pendant?
12:01At first it was just a stone
12:03It seems that my wife's mother put it around
12:07It's big
12:09Compared to the wedding ring I gave my wife
12:12It's several times bigger
12:14I think it's a good thing
12:16If you don't have a lot of love
12:18I don't think I'll send you a stone this big
12:21My way is romantic
12:24I don't want to know the price
12:26I don't want to know the price
12:29What will you do when you get paid?
12:32There is a nursery that is aging
12:34It takes about 100 million yen to replace it
12:38Are you aiming for 100 million yen?
12:40I'm not
12:42I'm going to do crowdfunding
12:44I'm going to collect as much money as I can
12:46I hope I can help
12:49Mr. Imada, if you can
12:51I'm not good at that request
12:57Speaking of ruby, this song
13:01A sad ballad of a broken hearted man
13:12When I look at the coat of the universe
13:15I'm looking for a ruby ring on my finger
13:20After losing you
13:24It's such a song
13:27Ruby is a diamond, sapphire, and emerald
13:31It is said to be one of the four greatest jewels in the world
13:35Its name is in Latin and means red
13:39It originates from Rubeus
13:41The Japanese name is Kouyoku
13:44The radiance of the sink is passionate like a blazing flame
13:49It is said to be the queen of jewels
13:55In fact, ruby comes from the same mineral as sapphire, corundum
14:01Corundum is hard like a diamond
14:05Pure crystal is colorless and transparent
14:08When it contains impurities, it is colored in various colors
14:13When iron and titanium are mixed, it becomes blue and yellow sapphire
14:19When chromium is mixed about 2%
14:22It turns dark red and becomes ruby
14:26It is generated in deep rocks such as limestone and marble
14:32The mass of the acid is 20 million carats of sapphire
14:37Ruby is overwhelmingly less than 500,000 carats
14:42Because corundum and chromium exist in the same rock
14:48It is so rare that it is a miracle
14:50Its rarity is far beyond diamonds
14:55The mysterious beauty of ruby has fascinated people since ancient times
15:01In the Middle Ages, European nobles adored ruby as a decoration
15:08Its popularity was tremendous and the price was eight times that of diamonds
15:15However, a surprising fact was discovered later
15:20This is a crown that has been passed down from generation to generation in the British royal family
15:25It is colored with more than 3,000 jewels
15:29In the center is a ruby of 140 carats
15:35This was sent from the King of Spain to Edward the Great, who was active in the Hundred Years' War in the 14th century
15:44However, in the 18th century, it was scientifically investigated
15:49It turns out that it is not ruby, but a completely different stone called red spinel
15:56Until the Middle Ages, all red-shining stones were distributed as rubies
16:04Ruby originates in Southeast Asia and Africa
16:09Its quality can be distinguished by color, inclusion, and shine
16:15However, color is still important
16:18Sri Lankan ruby is a bright and transparent cherry pink
16:25Thai ruby is a slightly blackish red called beef blood
16:32The highest grade is pigeon blood
16:36This name comes from its blood color similar to that of pigeons
16:40Many of them are mined in the Mogok mine in Myanmar, commonly known as the Ruby Valley
16:48The red is deep yet supple and very noble
16:54This is due to the fact that there are very few iron deposits, which are the cause of blackness
17:02The pigeon blood ruby, which was auctioned at the Sotheby's auction last year for 55.22 carats, was sold for 4.9 billion yen
17:17Let's take a look at the items
17:21This is a 2-carat ruby with a deep red color
17:27If it's real, it must be expensive
17:30How much will it cost?
17:52I want it to be the best
17:57Mr. Kanteshi has a good eye
18:04How much will it cost?
18:061 million yen
18:081 million yen
18:09Let's go
18:10Open the price
18:12Go!
18:14For the sake of the nursery
18:161, 2, 3, 4
18:221, 2, 3, 4
18:25It's beautiful
18:28It's a pity, but it's a ruby made of synthetic material
18:32Synthetic ruby?
18:34It's not a natural ruby
18:36Since ancient times, jewels have been the possession of kings and powerful people, so ordinary people couldn't get them
18:45So scientists tried to make them synthetic and did a lot of research
18:50In the case of ruby, it was made in 1902 by a French scientist called Bernoulli
18:57The ruby was probably made before the war
19:01Synthetic ruby is the same in appearance and quality as real ruby
19:07Therefore, the person who sent it didn't think it was synthetic
19:12If this is a natural stone, it costs 2 million yen
19:17I think the crowdfunding will be affected by this result
19:22We have to stand up
19:25For the sake of the nursery, please
19:28Thank you
19:31Spirit
19:33It's the brightest time in life
19:37Tonight, a collection of treasures colored by sweet and sad memories
19:42The 13th Youth Memories Exhibition
19:49The guest commentator is Mie Nakao
19:52What did she want to do when she was young?
19:56I want to ride a motorcycle and hug Marisa
20:02You want to tie her neck?
20:06First, Kaneta, a big fan of Shigeo Nagashima
20:10This is me when I first met the treasure
20:15I was born in a rural town in Iwate
20:18I was looking forward to watching baseball broadcasts on the TV that my father bought in the neighborhood
20:25I admired the king Nagashima
20:29I joined the junior high school and the baseball club
20:33I was always a full swing of Nagashima
20:36I was always empty
20:39After I got a job at an advertising agency in Tokyo
20:42I formed a baseball team with my colleagues
20:46Of course, I was number 3
20:50My treasure is a great thing related to Nagashima's retirement game
20:57What is your charm?
21:00I'm a full swing and I can fly the helmet
21:03It's a throwing
21:06The action is a little over, but I can't get enough of it
21:10What is the king of Nagashima?
21:13The king is almost the same age as me
21:17Are you the same age as the king?
21:20I'm the same age as the Beatles
21:28Here is the treasure
21:32This is a ticket for Nagashima's retirement game
21:38This is a ticket?
21:40This is a ticket for the game
21:43300 yen?
21:45I was 28 years old at the time
21:47Of course, I was a company employee
21:50Retirement game is absolutely anything
21:53I skipped work and went to Korakuen
21:55What did you do at that time?
21:57I was a salesman at an advertising agency
21:59I thought you were a salesman
22:01If I was outside, no one would know
22:04I watched the game live and I was impressed
22:13Just looking at this ticket makes my heart warm
22:18No matter how much I like it, I'll throw it away as soon as I get home
22:22I'm sorry
22:24This is not just a ticket
22:27Actually, this is...
22:29What?
22:31It's an autograph
22:35I got it 20 years after the game
22:39When Nagashima became the first Japanese director
22:43I was invited to a painting festival
22:48I was in front of the person I admired
22:53Everyone was in front of the director
22:57I thought, oh no
22:59When I regretted that I didn't bring anything
23:03I remembered this ticket
23:06Actually, I had put it in my wallet for 20 years instead of a charm
23:11I said, director, this is a ticket
23:14He said, oh, oh, oh
23:16So I got an autograph
23:20Since then, he has kept it in his album
23:24The price is 30,000 yen
23:30He didn't get an autograph from the director
23:34If he knew this when he was a kid, he would have changed his mind
23:38What's the result?
23:40Ta-da!
23:4250,000 yen!
23:44It's a little higher
23:47If I was lucky, I would sell it to my grandkids
23:52I brought my grandkids with me today
23:54Oh, really?
23:56I thought you were going to sell it
24:00The ticket for Shigeo Nagashima's retirement game
24:05It's great that there is an autograph
24:08The opponent was the Chunichi Dragons, who won by stopping 10 consecutive losses
24:13On that day, there was a winning parade in Nagoya
24:17We decided to play against the Chunichi Dragons
24:21Morimichi Takagi said he was rude to Nagashima
24:25He said he wanted him to participate in the game
24:31But the team rejected him
24:34We can see that Takagi's actions were important in the game
24:39Unfortunately, there are two reasons
24:41One is that the ticket is in poor condition
24:44The other reason is that the autograph is on the back
24:47If the ticket was in good condition, I would have sold it for 100,000 yen
24:54Next is Mr. Hirota, who is in love with his husband
24:58This is me when I met Otakara
25:04When I was 23 years old, my co-worker invited me to go out to eat with a business partner
25:12When I asked him later, he asked me to introduce him to him
25:18He had just graduated from university
25:22He was a little unreliable for me, who had been a member of society for 5 years
25:28However, he was attracted by his simple personality
25:33He brought his husband to his first date
25:38How long have you been married?
25:4055 years
25:43What is the secret of your long marriage?
25:46My husband was a very nice person
25:51Of course, today is the same
25:54Was he cute?
25:57Yes, he was
26:00You must have been happy to meet such a person
26:04However, something like this happened during the marriage
26:08When I promised to go on a date, I often had to wait for 2 or 3 hours
26:14Do you forget?
26:16On the day of the date, I happened to have a job
26:22At that time, my friends asked me to go on a date
26:29I said yes, and we went on a date
26:34You got married well
26:38Otakara is a Minolta Flex III
26:42My husband borrowed it from my father when we had our first date
26:46I heard that it was a very expensive camera, and I was looking forward to the result
26:52However, on the next date
26:54He looked like he was in trouble
26:59I said, I'm sorry, I forgot to put the film
27:06After that, he took a picture of me
27:10Oh, it's your favorite camera
27:13At that time, it was difficult to take a picture
27:16Now, you can close your eyes with a digital camera
27:20I don't know what kind of picture it will be until the image is completed
27:2528 years ago
27:27I received it as a gift, but I have never used it
27:31It's been 60 years since I met him, so it's 60,000 yen
27:37If you can still use it, let's ask your husband to take a picture of you
27:44What is the result?
27:4810,000 yen
27:5010,000 yen
27:5210,000 yen
27:59It is a Minolta Flex III camera of the 54-year-old
28:06The lens is a Rockall F3.5 75mm
28:11It was popular as a high-end camera with a function equivalent to a German low-light cord
28:18The selling price of this camera is 37,500 yen
28:22The first-time salary of an official is 8,700 yen
28:27It was a very high-end camera
28:30Because of that, many people still keep it
28:34Unfortunately, there are quite a few left, so I can't say it's a rare camera
28:40In addition, maintenance such as narrow display function is required
28:46However, it is possible to shoot
28:50Yano bought a commemorative photo
28:53I will go
28:56Smile with new memories
29:00Next is Mr. Mayada from Aichi
29:04This is me when I met Otakara
29:09After graduating from high school, I worked at a record store in Aichi
29:15I was looking forward to going to Tokyo and breathing the air of the city
29:22At the age of 30, I opened a cafe bar to celebrate my son's birthday
29:29I went to Aoyama to buy interior goods to make it the most fashionable store in my hometown
29:36So I met this treasure and fate
29:41Mr. Mayada, is there a running track today?
29:44I ran from Nagoya
29:46Really?
29:47It's a lie
29:50Did you come to Tokyo from time to time?
29:53Yes, I wanted to wear something fashionable
29:57I went around looking for it
30:00This is what I met at that time
30:04This is a wooden painting by Keith Hering
30:09Looking at the gallery that I happened to pass by in Aoyama in 1983
30:16I saw Mr. Hering drawing various pictures on the floor
30:23Keith was still unknown at that time
30:28Overwhelmed by that aura, I took a look at the production scenery for a while
30:34Did you talk to him?
30:35No, I didn't talk to him
30:37I tried my best to draw, so I didn't feel like I could talk to him
30:42I was completely fascinated and asked if I could buy a picture from the staff
30:47It takes time because it's a painting, but I can buy it
30:51How much is it?
30:54It was said to be 50,000 yen
30:5650,000 yen?
30:58A few months later, I got a call that the work was completed
31:04It seems that a world-famous painter came to Keith in New York
31:10I was told the price was 100,000 yen
31:15I protested that the promise was different, but I didn't give up the item
31:19I bought it for 75,000 yen
31:22I immediately put it up at a cafe bar, but the reaction was not good
31:28I'm not sure if it's going to come out
31:33Is it coming out?
31:35Well...
31:37It's not coming out
31:40The estimated price was 1 million yen
31:46Although he became a super famous artist,
31:50Did he say 1 million yen a little too much?
31:53However, after this, he was shocked by the results
32:10A beauty who doesn't lose to me
32:16What is the result of Keith Hering's woodblock, which he bought for 75,000 yen in 1983?
32:24Ta-da!
32:26What?
32:29What?
32:31It's 1,500 yen!
32:33What?
32:36Show me again
32:38What?
32:40Wow
32:42I feel like I'm going to collapse
32:45Keith Hering is the winner of American Pop Art
32:51Keith Hering's first work in 1983
32:56The edition is 22 out of 60
32:59There is a signature of Keith himself in pencil
33:03The two break dancers are very rhythmical and dynamic
33:08The simple and easy-to-understand color composition makes this work stand out
33:13Keith's work is a language beyond borders
33:17It's a precious thing that anyone can enjoy all over the world, so please take good care of it
33:22Thank you
33:24Next is Mr. Ono
33:28This is me when I met the treasure
33:33I was born in Hagi, Yamaguchi Prefecture
33:36When I was in high school, I was the captain of the softball club and participated in the Chinese tournament
33:43After graduation, I flew out of Hagi to Ehime Prefecture
33:47I worked as a housekeeper at the governor's office
33:52My job was mainly housework such as cooking
33:56I was blessed with colleagues and had a good time
34:00One day, the governor gave me a great treasure
34:04Have you ever been glad to work here?
34:07Matsuyama is a tropical place
34:11Tropical?
34:14The governor at that time was Sada Hisamatsu
34:17He was a person who focused on the cultivation of special products such as mandarin oranges
34:23He is also famous as a descendant of the Matsuyama clan
34:28If the time is different, you mean you are a lord?
34:31Yes, he called me a lord
34:34He was elegant and kind
34:39The treasure is a commemorative ball of the Japanese-American baseball game held in Matsuyama in 1968
34:48There is a signature of Tetsuharu Kawakami of the Giants, Dean Soen of the Cardinals and Director Ryo
34:56In fact, Governor Hisamatsu was in charge of this ceremony
35:00He asked me if I was there
35:04I think he took it out of his pocket
35:07Really?
35:08Yes
35:09I said thank you
35:10But he took it right away
35:12He put it in his pocket
35:15There were other staff, but I don't know why he gave it to me
35:20The only thing I can think of is
35:23I don't know because I was cute
35:28Every time my husband saw my face, he asked me if I would give it to him
35:37Kawakami is famous, so I think it's definitely a treasure
35:44His estimated value is 50,000 yen
35:49Recently, Kawakami is obsessed with Dodgers
35:53When he sees this ball, he remembers the feeling of awakening
35:57What is the result?
35:59Ta-da!
36:0125 yen!
36:02I did it!
36:07I raised it by 40,000 yen
36:13I did it!
36:14Please display it at the entrance
36:16I want to shake hands with Nakai-san
36:20Thank you
36:22Thank you
36:24The moment I said 200,000 yen, my character suddenly changed
36:28This is a real baseball sign
36:31It has the logo of St. Louis Cardinals
36:34So you can say it's a Cardinals ball
36:38On November 13, 1968, the 14th game was played at Matsuyama C.A.
36:46The Cardinals won by 7 to 5
36:50I think it would have been about 70,000 yen if it was just a ball
36:55But it's 200,000 yen because it's a ball from Kisamatsu City
36:59Please take good care of it
37:02Stay tuned for the next episode!
37:05Next is from Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
37:10As soon as we asked, he was in the middle of practicing his calligraphy
37:18This person is taking a brush with a serious face
37:22The next client is Toshiko Kabayama
37:26How old are you?
37:30I'm 96 years old
37:32Wow!
37:34I'm an old woman
37:37That's true
37:38It happened in a blink of an eye
37:42For many years, she had a complex about her poor calligraphy
37:45So when she was 90, she took a year off and started practicing calligraphy
37:50Wow, that's amazing
37:52When I'm writing, I have no confidence
37:57Anyway, it's better to work with all your heart than to be good or bad
38:10Yes
38:11I love love and calligraphy
38:15Everything starts with love
38:20By the way, what's the secret of your calligraphy?
38:26It's full of love
38:29Every night, she puts a sweet potato in her pillow and drinks it as a night drink
38:37I can't sleep without drinking it
38:40And in the middle of the night, I wake up and drink it
38:48It's a night full of love
38:52By the way, what's your treasure?
38:57This is what my husband left me
39:01It's a beautiful painting from the Edo period
39:05Hideo's husband's family ran a potato business in the Meiji period
39:11Their storehouse was full of antiques and artworks
39:16Hideo especially liked this treasure
39:22I'm going to live for another 10 years
39:27But I want to know the value of this painting
39:34I'm counting on you
39:39What is this beautiful painting?
39:41Let's take a look at it in the studio
39:44Here comes the guest
39:47This is Toshiko Nagayama, an artist from Yamagawa
39:57Nice to meet you
39:58Nice to meet you, too
39:59You look healthy
40:01Yes
40:03I'm only 96 years old
40:07Your skin is so glossy
40:09Yes
40:10The secret of your glossy skin is the sweet potato, right?
40:13I don't care
40:17What kind of stone is this?
40:20Moonstone
40:21Moonstone
40:22My husband bought it for me
40:24Your husband?
40:26It's cute
40:28Let's take a look at the treasure
40:30Open the treasure
40:37Shoshu Miyagawa
40:39Shoshu
40:40Miyagawa
40:41Yes
40:42Shoshu
40:43Yes
40:45The color is so vivid
40:48My husband said he got angry when I entered the storehouse
40:54That's why he bought it for me
40:59What did you think when you first saw it?
41:02I'm a beautiful woman
41:05I can see that
41:07The thin lines on your face
41:10The way you use the brush and your hair
41:14The hairline is so detailed
41:18Is that the moon?
41:20Yes, it is
41:21There is a moon
41:22Yes, I imagined it
41:23The moon
41:24The flowers on the wall are beautiful
41:26The flowers on the wall are beautiful
41:28The flowers
41:29It's so elaborate
41:31It's worth a million yen
41:33It's worth a million yen
41:34Who will you give it to?
41:37My daughter who is taking care of me
41:41Your daughter?
41:42Yes
41:43Your daughter's husband is so lucky
41:49Yu-jo is kneeling at Sugoroku-ban
41:54She puts a basket under her feet and embraces the fragrant scent
42:00A ray of smoke rises from her chest
42:05Her eyes are filled with emotion
42:12She is Choshun Miyagawa
42:15She is a beautiful woman of the Edo period
42:18She is a beautiful woman of the Edo period
42:23But at the end of her life
42:25But at the end of her life
42:27The end of her life is waiting for her
42:30She was born in Owari in 1682
42:35She decided to go to Edo
42:38She learned from Kano-ha and Tosa-ha
42:41She learned from Kano-ha and Tosa-ha
42:43She learned from Kano-ha and Tosa-ha
42:47In the sense of a world where one should live in cooperation with Uki-Uki
42:53In the mid-1600s, Moronobu Kano Hishikawa
42:56In the mid-1600s, Moronobu Kano Hishikawa
42:59drew the style of Kyoraku, such as Yūkaku and Kabuki
43:02drew the style of Kyoraku, such as Yūkaku and Kabuki
43:03This is called Ukiyo-e, which is very popular
43:07Until then, Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:12Until then, Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:16Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:18Ukiyo-e was a rare style
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43:30Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:31Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:32Ukiyo-e was a rare style
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43:36Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:37Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:38Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:39Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:40Ukiyo-e was a rare style
43:41Ukiyo-e was influenced by Shinobu
43:43Ukiyo-e was influenced by Shinobu
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46:48Ukiyo-e was influenced by Shinobu
46:49What did you think of the VTR?
46:51It was great!
46:54Your face is a bit similar.
46:56Your face is a bit similar.
46:57Your face is a bit similar.
46:58Your face is a bit similar.
46:59Your face is a bit similar.
47:00Your face is a bit similar.
47:01Your face is a bit similar.
47:02Your face is a bit similar.
47:03Your face is a bit similar.
47:04Your face is a bit similar.
47:05Your face is a bit similar.
47:06Your face is a bit similar.
47:07Your face is a bit similar.
47:08Your face is a bit similar.
47:09Your face is a bit similar.
47:10Your face is a bit similar.
47:11Your face is a bit similar.
47:12Your face is a bit similar.
47:13Your face is a bit similar.
47:14Your face is a bit similar.
47:15Your face is a bit similar.
47:16Your face is a bit similar.
47:17Your face is a bit similar.
47:18Your face is a bit similar.
47:19Your face is a bit similar.
47:23How much will you pay?
47:24¥1,000,000
47:25¥1,000,000!
47:27I'm gonna go for 2.5 million yen too!
47:30Yeah?
47:31We weren't planning on that!
47:33It's not the time yet!
47:41Go!
47:43¥50,000!
47:4750,000 yen!
47:4950,000 yen!
47:5150,000 yen!
47:53What?
47:55Unfortunately, it's a fake.
47:57What?
47:59First of all, the color of the paint.
48:01The red of Choshun is a calmer main color.
48:05And the lines of the costume are thick and hard.
48:11And the face.
48:13The flowers of Choshun are smooth.
48:19It was probably made about 150 years later than the Choshun era.
48:24However, the embroidery around it is very good.
48:29If it's real, it's about 5 million yen.
48:33Thank you very much.
48:35Now you know what it's like.
48:37Yes, it's the most precious thing to me.
48:42Please take good care of it.
48:44Yes, sir.
48:46We're looking for a client.
48:48If you want to sell a treasure, please apply to the address you see, including photos and episodes of the treasure.
48:58We're waiting for you.
49:00For more information, please visit the program's website.
49:04We're looking for a client.
49:06We're looking for a client.
49:08We're looking for a client.