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00:00The future hit product chosen by Sankenji, discovered in a huge exhibition hall!
00:05It's a present for you!
00:11Entering a huge exhibition hall to present a new work to industry officials,
00:16we present a hit product you haven't seen yet!
00:20What is this?
00:22It's amazing!
00:24I'm sorry, but I'm taking this home.
00:28This year's Tokyo Big Sight exhibition was held at...
00:35...the world's largest gift show with over 3,000 exhibitors from 16 countries.
00:45This is fun!
00:47There are so many products this time as well.
00:52There are more than six times as many products as last time.
00:58It's amazing!
01:00Home appliances, fashion, gourmet, grocery shopping,
01:03and various booths are all part of this new gift.
01:07About 300,000 items have been collected!
01:10300,000 new items!
01:13For example, the lid slides quietly when you hold it in your hand.
01:17The next-generation non-contact garbage bag that prevents the smell of garbage from spreading in the room.
01:24The latest smart ring that allows you to operate your smartphone and home appliances by putting it on your finger and talking to an A.I.
01:32It's cool.
01:33He loves new things.
01:35I love it.
01:36He can buy anything.
01:37I bought an Apple Vision Pro, of course.
01:40Isn't that really expensive?
01:41600,000 yen!
01:43That's crazy!
01:44It's on or off depending on how you touch it.
01:48I want to feel the click of the switch.
01:51I see.
01:52You don't know how far the volume will go when you touch it.
01:56If you feel the click, the volume will go up by one or two steps.
01:58There's a click.
02:00You can feel the click of all the touch sensors on your smartphone.
02:06As you say.
02:07Mr. Nitori loves touch.
02:10Among the 300,000 items that Mr. Nitori is satisfied with, he will choose...
02:18That's interesting.
02:19Sankenjin, a gift show specialist.
02:22He will tell us the best kitchen goods, disaster prevention goods, and idea goods.
02:28I see.
02:29There are a series of future hit products that make your life convenient and fun.
02:36Wow!
02:38Beautiful!
02:39Wow!
02:40This is going to be a huge hit!
02:43I know.
02:44It's true.
02:45Let's start with the best kitchen goods.
02:50Hello.
02:51Nice to meet you.
02:52I've seen you before.
02:54Aren't you famous?
02:55Nice to meet you.
02:56Do you remember Tokoro-san?
02:57Yes, I do.
02:58I saw you a few times when the show started.
03:01I see.
03:02It's been a while.
03:04Mr. Matsushita is a legendary salesman who sold 200 million items in one day.
03:13He has been to exhibitions all over the world, including Germany, the United States, and Korea.
03:18He has brought many products to Japan.
03:21Among them, there is a big hit that has sold 500 million items so far.
03:28I see.
03:31He is also participating in this gift show as an exhibitor.
03:35His favorite is this kitchen goods made by a craftsman from Sekishi, Gifu Prefecture, a city of knives.
03:42It's a meat piercer.
03:43When you use this, the meat becomes incredibly soft.
03:46Oh, it's a meat piercer.
03:47Let me tell you what's different.
03:48Look at this part of the blade.
03:50It's amazing.
03:51It has 20 carving knives.
03:53It's a real carving knife.
03:54If you cut a line with this, it will become very soft.
03:58I want to try it.
04:00I see.
04:01You can cut a line in various directions.
04:06I see.
04:07The point is the sharp steel blade made by a knife craftsman.
04:12If it's a steak, if you stab it about 10 times on both sides, the line will be cut and become soft, making it easier to absorb the taste.
04:22I see.
04:25It's amazing.
04:26If you don't put any effort into it, you can cut a line.
04:28It's easy to cut a line.
04:29It's easy to cut a line.
04:31And what the legend wants to deliver to Mr. Tokoro from this huge exhibition is the strongest kitchen goods of the city of knives, which was awarded the grand prize this year.
04:52Here it is.
04:55Hello.
04:57I don't know what it is, but can you guess what it is?
05:00It looks like a tupperware.
05:02You can hold it.
05:03Can I?
05:05It's big.
05:06It's plastic.
05:07It's light, isn't it?
05:08It's light.
05:09It has a lid.
05:10It's a pot.
05:13It has a hole.
05:15I wonder what it is.
05:16It's very innovative.
05:17It's called the Kitchen and Dining Goods Award.
05:20It's the grand prize.
05:22Wow.
05:24We have this at home.
05:25What?
05:28Kitchen goods made by a manufacturer in Tsubame, Niigata Prefecture, a city of manufacturing.
05:33You can easily make a certain dish at home, but do you know what it is?
05:40I wonder what it is.
05:42It's a rice cooker.
05:44A rice cooker?
05:45It's a rice cooker.
05:47You can cook rice in the microwave.
05:53You've seen pasta, right?
05:54Yes.
05:56It's not a rice cooker, right?
05:58It looks like this.
05:59It's a pasta cooker.
06:00It's a pasta cooker.
06:01It's a pasta cooker.
06:02It's a pasta cooker.
06:03It's a pasta cooker.
06:05My wife started this recently.
06:07When did she start it?
06:08When did she start it?
06:09When did she start it?
06:10It's a steamer.
06:11A steamer?
06:13It's a steamer.
06:16I see.
06:17The answer is...
06:18This is a steamer.
06:22And this is a box.
06:24It's stylish.
06:25It's a steamer.
06:28In recent years, the number of people who make it at home has increased.
06:32The reason for the failure is that the water is drained.
06:36If you don't drain the water, it won't work.
06:39I see.
06:41If you don't drain the water from the vegetables,
06:44you have to use a tea strainer to drain the water.
06:48Otherwise, it will rot.
06:50It's a lot of work.
06:53That's why the water is drained.
06:55However, this box can drain the water naturally.
07:02So you don't have to drain the water.
07:05Even beginners can make delicious pickles.
07:10Is that so?
07:13I want to try it.
07:16In addition, the legend is No. 1 at this exhibition.
07:21It's the first time for kitchen goods to land in Japan.
07:24Do you have a favorite here?
07:25This is my favorite.
07:29I saw it for the first time.
07:31I found a product that wasn't on sale.
07:33Is this a vacuum cleaner?
07:34This is it.
07:35This is interesting.
07:37What is that?
07:39It hasn't been released in Japan yet.
07:41It may be popular in the future.
07:45I may be doing it someday.
07:47Look at this.
07:48It is sold in more than 200,000 countries around the world.
07:52What is its ability?
07:59This is amazing.
08:00This is amazing.
08:01This is the best in Japan.
08:09The legend is No. 1 at this exhibition.
08:16It's the first time for kitchen goods to land in Japan.
08:21What is this used for?
08:24This is a delivery.
08:28Do you know what this is?
08:30I don't know what this is.
08:32You put this in from above.
08:34Do you put this in from above?
08:36Look at this.
08:38You put this in.
08:39This is thorny.
08:40Where is this?
08:41This is the upper part.
08:43This is fixed.
08:45What is this?
08:47I understand.
08:48This is sushi.
08:51This is sushi.
08:54You put this in and push it.
08:57This is sushi.
08:59This is bad.
09:00This is strange.
09:05The correct answer is that you can easily cut vegetables.
09:09This is an electric slicer.
09:12It is strange that Japan has to buy it because it is sold in the world.
09:16The world may be wrong.
09:19What kind of assistant is that?
09:21She is a bad assistant.
09:23I'm telling you everything.
09:27This is an electric vegetable slicer that sells more than 200,000 units in 10 countries.
09:34It uses five types of blades for cutting vegetables.
09:40It rotates the blade to cut vegetables.
09:43It has a sharp taste.
09:46First, you slice the potatoes.
09:50The potato chips in the store are cut into waves.
09:56You can easily make it.
09:59I can't make it into a wave.
10:01That's right, TANAKA.
10:03I can't make it into a wave.
10:05I can't make it into a wave.
10:08I can't make it into a wave.
10:11You can make it into two waves.
10:13Put the potatoes in.
10:15Turn on the switch.
10:17I will start.
10:26I want to fry this.
10:30This is the best.
10:35I feel like I'm holding a potato chip.
10:38This is not a human skill.
10:42This is very popular.
10:45This is like a Japanese wedding.
10:49I fried this potato chip.
10:57This is delicious.
11:01This is amazing.
11:02I didn't have time to make this.
11:05This is amazing.
11:07This slicer rotates two blades at high speed.
11:12It cuts vegetables quickly.
11:19Just by changing the blade, you can easily cut carrots and daikon radish.
11:26The range of dishes will expand.
11:29Can you make a cucumber into a wave?
11:31I can make a cucumber into a wave.
11:33I can't make a cucumber into a wave.
11:36I've never seen a cucumber.
11:38Did you put two cucumbers in?
11:40Cucumbers are impossible.
11:45This is interesting.
11:48This is good for salad.
11:50This is good for salad.
11:51This is good for vinegar.
11:56This is vinegar miso.
11:58This is good.
12:00This is delicious.
12:03This is delicious.
12:07This is a huge exhibition.
12:09This is a popular product of the future.
12:14This is a store that attracts attention.
12:17This is a store that attracts attention.
12:25This is the second store.
12:27This is a store that attracts attention.
12:29This is a store that attracts attention.
12:32This is a store that attracts attention.
12:39This is a store that attracts attention.
12:50Is the store popular now?
12:53There are more people who want to have something in their daily lives.
12:58We are developing a store that meets their needs.
13:03The awareness of disaster prevention is increasing due to the effects of typhoons and earthquakes.
13:07This exhibition has a special booth.
13:11The store also holds a disaster prevention goods competition to award excellent products.
13:15There are more beautiful things.
13:19Everyone is relieved to have it.
13:22I want to keep it.
13:24This is a super compact toilet.
13:27This is a super compact toilet.
13:34This is a toilet that can be used for cleaning.
13:41This is a toilet that can be used for cleaning.
13:49This is good.
13:51This is convenient.
13:54The food that was said to be tasteless has also evolved.
14:01This time, the winner is.
14:04This is here.
14:07This is YOSHINOYA.
14:09YOSHINOYA developed this food.
14:18There are four types of canned food, including beef bowl.
14:22This can be stored for three years.
14:25This can be eaten at room temperature.
14:28There is also rice in it.
14:31There are various types.
14:38Is this rice?
14:40There is also rice in it.
14:43This is not a beef plate.
14:45This is not a beef plate.
14:46This is a beef bowl.
14:51How is it?
14:52This is delicious.
14:53The taste is similar.
14:57This can be eaten at room temperature.
15:01The beef is hard.
15:04The beef used for canned food is the same as that of the store.
15:10Instead of white rice, high-nutritive brown rice is used.
15:17This is nutritious and has a good texture.
15:25I know how to eat canned food deliciously.
15:29But I eat delicious food.
15:32That's difficult.
15:33I'm hungry, so I eat canned food.
15:35That's delicious.
15:37If it's too delicious, it's gone.
15:40I eat canned food.
15:42I eat canned food before I go abroad.
15:44I can't eat canned food for three years.
15:49Of the 50 cans of canned food in the exhibition, what is the most popular product?
15:58What is it?
15:59This is a can of canned food that should be kept in the cold season.
16:05This is the most popular product.
16:07I'm looking forward to it.
16:08This is a can of canned food with a poncho and a sleeping bag.
16:13You can catch it inside.
16:16That's great.
16:18You can use it as a poncho or a sleeping bag.
16:21You can use it as a paper or a towel.
16:24You can make a layer of air.
16:26Air has a high insulation effect.
16:29The heat of the body stays in this layer of air and doesn't escape.
16:34That's great.
16:37This is the latest poncho that is scheduled to be released next year.
16:41This poncho is light and easy to carry.
16:46You can pack newspapers and fallen leaves around you.
16:53You can use it as a sleeping bag.
16:55That's great.
16:57You can easily make insulation layers.
17:00You can stay warm even in a cold place where the heating doesn't work.
17:08It's good to pack fallen leaves.
17:10It's the principle of MINOMUSHI.
17:12That's right.
17:13MINOMUSHI's principle.
17:16The last person to introduce the No. 1 product is Kenjin of Idea Goods.
17:26Nobuyuki Haga is the person in charge of the gift show this time.
17:32He is the president of a business guide company that distributes the world's latest gifts not only in Japan but also in events and media.
17:41He is in charge of judging in a contest where he looks at all the products and chooses the best product in the future.
17:50Do you look at all the products?
17:52Yes.
17:53The winner is the person who looks at all the products.
17:56That's right.
17:58There are still 200 interesting products in Japan, so I will introduce them to you.
18:05Kenjin praised Idea Goods unexpectedly.
18:09Idea Goods is great.
18:11He went to the booth of the importer of the first product in Japan.
18:17Here it is.
18:19It has an interesting shape.
18:21You can hold it by hand.
18:23This is the first product in Japan.
18:24I will sell this product from now on.
18:26This product has sold about 5,000 units in Europe.
18:29That's amazing.
18:305,000 units have been sold.
18:32This is an international product called ISO.
18:35So it's safe.
18:36This is big.
18:38The person who looks at all the products is amazing.
18:42This is Idea Goods.
18:43Idea Goods is a company that doesn't think it will be so popular.
18:48How about bicycles?
18:49This is unexpected.
18:50If you spread it out, the tires will come out and break.
18:55This product is said to be very effective in autumn leisure activities.
19:00What do you use it for?
19:04That's amazing.
19:05Do you buy it?
19:06I will buy it.
19:08I will definitely buy it.
19:09I will definitely buy it.
19:10It's decided.
19:11This is amazing.
19:18This is amazing.
19:23This product has an interesting shape.
19:24This is the first product in Japan.
19:27This product is said to be very effective in autumn leisure activities.
19:32What do you use it for?
19:34That's amazing.
19:36That's amazing.
19:37That's amazing.
19:46That's amazing.
19:47This is a kayak.
19:48This is a kayak.
19:51Kayak.
19:52Do you buy it?
19:53I will buy it.
19:54I will definitely buy it.
19:55I will definitely buy it.
19:56I will definitely buy it.
19:57It's decided.
19:59This is a folding kayak that is currently attracting attention in Europe and North America.
20:07It weighs 9 kg.
20:09It can be folded compactly and carried anywhere.
20:15It can be assembled easily in 5 minutes even by one person.
20:19This is good.
20:21You don't have to load it.
20:23This is good for a camping car.
20:25This is the best.
20:26You can load the kayak in your car all the time.
20:30You can go home with this kayak after working at Fuji TV.
20:33You can go home with this kayak after working at Fuji TV.
20:35And this is what surprised the professionals of Idea Goods at this exhibition.
20:42This is a gift for a woman.
20:49It says magic.
20:51I wonder what it is.
20:55It's an interesting shape.
20:58The water doesn't fall down at all.
21:02This is magic.
21:05This is a product that you can enjoy freshly brewed tea in the office or outdoors.
21:12A teapot and a glass are a set.
21:15But there is a magic idea that has never existed before.
21:22It looks like a teapot.
21:26You can make the color and taste of black tea as much as possible here.
21:30If you do this, it will fall down.
21:33This is perfect.
21:35I got it.
21:38TOKORO, you are close.
21:41It's true that you put tea leaves in a glass with a teapot.
21:46But when you pour hot water, something strange happens.
21:57It doesn't fall down.
21:59It was a net, wasn't it?
22:01It doesn't fall down.
22:03It's like magic.
22:05This is perfect, so there is no place to escape.
22:09That's great, TOKORO.
22:13When the green rubber on the upper glass seals the lower glass,
22:19the water does not fall from the teapot due to air pressure.
22:23I see.
22:25You can check the color of the tea,
22:28so you can put it in the teapot as you like.
22:31This is a popular reason.
22:34It looks fun, doesn't it?
22:36You can't see this situation in a teapot.
22:38That's right.
22:39It's great.
22:40You can see the leaves open.
22:41It's fashionable.
22:43When you take it out, just shift the upper glass a little.
22:48I got it.
22:51I got it.
22:54I got it.
22:55I see.
22:56It's a luxury to spend a lot of time and effort to make this.
23:01That's right.
23:02It's time to eat.
23:03Is that so?
23:04Let's eat.
23:05Let's eat.
23:06It's tea.
23:07It's delicious, isn't it?
23:08It's delicious.
23:09This kind of exhibition is interesting.
23:11It's really interesting.
23:12I don't know what will come out, so it's good.
23:14I didn't know that SLICER was so useful.
23:18I woke up.
23:19I woke up.
23:22Next time.
23:23I think it's more delicious when it's cold.
23:26Katsusandu, a famous store.
23:28Karin-to, Ryotei.
23:31Kyoko Hamaguchi, a tourist ambassador.
23:33A day full of food in Asakusa.
23:36The taste of meat is amazing.
23:38It's delicious.