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00:00:00The common sense of Showa and the non-common sense of Reiwa
00:00:04The Showa generation used to re-use something because they thought it was a waste to throw it away
00:00:13Let's have the Showa generation take a look
00:00:17I made this
00:00:19You made it?
00:00:20Yes, I made it
00:00:21There was definitely something on top of that
00:00:23If I had time, I would have folded it
00:00:25You would have?
00:00:26I'm such a commoner
00:00:27Such a commoner
00:00:29You made it?
00:00:30Yes, I made it
00:00:31I made this on the table and put it in here
00:00:33Re-use of leaflets
00:00:35Because it's a waste
00:00:36Everyone re-uses it like this
00:00:38To reduce the waste even a little
00:00:43Trash can
00:00:44My grandmother kept making it
00:00:46It was used as a trash can
00:00:48What did the Showa generation re-use?
00:00:533, 2, 1
00:00:56That's right, a trash can for leaflets
00:01:01I found it
00:01:03I found it
00:01:04I found it in my grandmother's house
00:01:07The Showa generation used a trash can for leaflets to fold like origami
00:01:18How did they re-use it?
00:01:20When you eat a leaflet, you use it to make a scum
00:01:26I used it to make a flower
00:01:29I used it to make a mandarin orange peel
00:01:33I put it in here before going to the music school
00:01:35If it's left over
00:01:36You don't want to stand up
00:01:38Because you don't want to get kicked out
00:01:40A leaflet's flower
00:01:43A tissue for a flower
00:01:46And a mandarin orange peel
00:01:50Trash left on the desk
00:01:52Was temporarily stored
00:01:54It was used as a trash can for leaflets
00:01:59In the Showa era, air conditioners weren't as advanced as they are now
00:02:02In the winter, it was common to use a kotatsu to make a fire
00:02:07That's true
00:02:10When you left the kotatsu, the room was very cold
00:02:13So a trash can for leaflets was used
00:02:19The Showa woman will actually make it
00:02:24I'll store it
00:02:30You're a professional
00:02:32Yes
00:02:33Where did you learn this?
00:02:35My mom and grandma
00:02:40When you're sick, there's a lot of trash on the desk
00:02:43You put it all together and throw it away
00:02:46That's how we do it
00:02:48Perfectly done
00:02:50Even now, it's still in use
00:02:55If you look at the Reiwa generation
00:02:58A hat
00:02:59A case to put letters in
00:03:01It's cute
00:03:05While there are many Reiwa generations who don't know how to use it
00:03:09My grandma used to use this
00:03:13It's convenient
00:03:14You can put it all together and throw it away
00:03:16It's eco-friendly
00:03:19It seems that there are also Reiwa generations who like it
00:03:23In the Showa era, other than trash cans for leaflets
00:03:26There were also re-uses like this
00:03:29It's the age of taking care of things
00:03:32So you don't throw it away right away
00:03:34You put small things in
00:03:36Like beads
00:03:37I didn't have that much money
00:03:40So I didn't sell cases like this
00:03:43It's very fashionable
00:03:45This case is very convenient
00:03:47In the old days, I used to put Gabyo in here
00:03:50And store it
00:03:52It's small
00:03:53I put small things in
00:03:55It's like putting in a tooth that came out when I was a kid
00:03:58It's a film case
00:03:59This is a nostalgic film case from the Showa era
00:04:043, 2, 1
00:04:11There it is
00:04:13Yes, the Showa era used film cases as small things
00:04:20When there were no digital cameras or smartphones
00:04:23It was common to take pictures with a film camera
00:04:28First of all, you need to load the film into the camera
00:04:34It's a bit difficult
00:04:35Because you can't check the pictures you took on the spot
00:04:40You had to get a picture taken at a photo shop
00:04:45It's nostalgic
00:04:46It's nostalgic
00:04:49Furthermore, when you wanted several of the same pictures
00:04:54You had to bring the film back to the photo shop
00:04:57And have it baked
00:05:01When you bought the film
00:05:03The film case came with it as a container
00:05:08Because of the lid, it was used as a container for small things
00:05:15Wow, he did it
00:05:18Furthermore
00:05:19I was often told to bring it because it was used for crafts
00:05:21I was told
00:05:22You put the lid on the tire
00:05:24I made slime
00:05:25You made it
00:05:26I did
00:05:28You made slime at school
00:05:30The plastic film case was easy to use
00:05:35It was also used as a material for crafts
00:05:39Let's ask the Ewa generation to look at the film case
00:05:43Have you seen this before?
00:05:44No, never
00:05:45It's my first time seeing it
00:05:50I've never seen it
00:05:51What is it?
00:05:53What is it?
00:05:54What is it?
00:05:55It's a film case for the camera
00:05:59What do you use it for when you want to take a picture?
00:06:01Smartphone
00:06:03When it comes to how to take a picture in Reiwa
00:06:05Smartphones are the mainstream
00:06:08It seems that there are many Reiwa generations who don't know about the existence of film cases
00:06:15Next
00:06:16The common sense of Showa and the non-common sense of Reiwa
00:06:21It seems that the Showa generation has a standard stationery
00:06:26There's a thermometer
00:06:29There's a pencil sharpener
00:06:31There's a pen
00:06:32There's a lot of things
00:06:34There are a lot of buttons
00:06:37It's like a lot of things come out
00:06:39It's like transforming
00:06:43The one that captured the hearts of the Showa generation was the brush case for waterfall
00:06:51I had a friend who had one
00:06:53In this product called Touch 7
00:06:58There are a total of 7 buttons
00:07:01When you press the first button, 6 buttons appear
00:07:06It's like a man's cork
00:07:08It's like a man's
00:07:10Each of the 6 buttons has a function
00:07:14When you press the second purple button
00:07:17The eraser case pops out
00:07:22Furthermore, the third yellow button
00:07:25It's a function where the pencil stand stands up
00:07:29It's cool
00:07:31It's good to see it now
00:07:33The fourth red button
00:07:36It's a loop
00:07:40You can enlarge small letters
00:07:46The fifth light blue button
00:07:49It's a free case that pops out
00:07:53You can store simple notes and notes
00:07:58Furthermore, the sixth orange button
00:08:01It's a liquid crystal thermometer
00:08:04The last blue button is a pencil sharpener
00:08:08It's cool
00:08:10The number of functions of the pencil case was the status of the children at the time
00:08:21Let's have the generation take a look
00:08:29I've never used it
00:08:31I've seen it, I've used it
00:08:33When you press a button, it pops out
00:08:37It's cool
00:08:39When I was in elementary school, I had a pencil sharpener
00:08:42I don't have this
00:08:44It's like a button
00:08:46The pencil case is still on sale
00:08:50But it seems that the Reiwa generation has never used it
00:08:56There are other shocking pencil cases of the Reiwa generation
00:09:01This is it
00:09:04I've never seen it
00:09:06It seems to contain sweets
00:09:08It seems to contain ramune and candy
00:09:12The Reiwa generation is surprised
00:09:14What is the classic pencil case of the Showa era?
00:09:17What is that?
00:09:19Wow, it's amazing
00:09:26It's really rare
00:09:28When I was in elementary school, I got money from somewhere and put it in
00:09:35I was really excited
00:09:37When I was in elementary school
00:09:39The strongest model of the Reiwa generation, Miricham
00:09:44It seems that she thinks it's old for some Showa generations
00:09:49I thought it was old
00:09:53Is it okay to say that in front of the person next to you?
00:09:56I'll ask
00:09:58I was drinking
00:10:01It's funny
00:10:04I don't know the joke
00:10:08There are many people who make a joke that feels like a joke
00:10:12It's not good to make a joke that I don't know
00:10:15Japanese people make a joke because it's a sense of humor
00:10:21If you say it's an old joke
00:10:24It's the same as saying that someone who doesn't play baseball is bad at baseball
00:10:28You're not laughing
00:10:31It's tough
00:10:33Is that so?
00:10:35It's not a joke
00:10:37Then you should answer the question
00:10:41I think so
00:10:43It's a joke
00:10:45I don't know the joke
00:10:47I don't know the joke
00:10:50Even people over 30 don't know
00:10:53Conversely
00:10:55You can follow the joke
00:10:59Takino's pencil case captured the hearts of the Showa generation
00:11:05There are other pencil cases that surprised the Reiwa generation
00:11:10What is this?
00:11:13I've never seen it
00:11:16I'm surprised that you use it
00:11:19It seems to contain sweets
00:11:21It seems to contain ramune and candy
00:11:25I've never seen it
00:11:28I feel like I've never seen it
00:11:30It seems that there are many Reiwa generations who don't pay attention
00:11:34On the other hand, if you look at the Showa generation
00:11:40There are various designs
00:11:44I used it because it was cool
00:11:47It's like an idol
00:11:52I put it on the place where the lid pops
00:11:56It's a can box
00:11:59It's called a can pen case
00:12:02Can pen
00:12:04Speaking of the classic pencil case of the Showa generation
00:12:08Can pen
00:12:10Nostalgic
00:12:12I bought it
00:12:14It's an era where students' bags are packed
00:12:18You can't carry such a large pencil case
00:12:21It's smart
00:12:24It's a simple and slim pencil case
00:12:29Can pen for the Showa generation
00:12:32There is also an episode unique to can pen
00:12:36I want to drop it
00:12:40I dropped it during the test
00:12:44I dropped it and it echoed
00:12:50There was a scene where it was inconvenient
00:12:55If you drop it by mistake, it will make a loud sound
00:12:59The contents will be scattered
00:13:02It's noisy
00:13:04For that reason
00:13:06The pencil case that makes a sound when dropped
00:13:09I can't do it at school
00:13:11It's a pencil case made of cloth
00:13:16Depending on the school, the use of can pen may be prohibited
00:13:21I put coins in this
00:13:24I was bullied
00:13:27The people around me said it was noisy
00:13:30I was bullied
00:13:32An elementary school student who was bullied by the sound of a can pen with coins
00:13:36When I was an elementary school student, I put a can in a boy
00:13:41I put in a girl
00:13:45I want to take it to school
00:13:47Like a pet
00:13:49The Showa elementary school students who enjoy walking with insects using the strength of the can pen
00:13:55I was happy
00:13:58I've been selling can pens for many years
00:14:01When I asked the three-star stationery store
00:14:04About 85 years
00:14:06Various characters came out
00:14:09As a pencil case with a low price
00:14:14I made a decision and came out
00:14:17I think I made about 400,000
00:14:20At the peak, more than 1,000 were made on average per day
00:14:25Three-star stationery store can pen
00:14:28Showa generation's favorite can pen
00:14:32Mr. Iwata, what do you think?
00:14:35I'm in the middle of a war
00:14:38All the metal was taken to the army
00:14:43I think it's a luxury to see it now
00:14:47I felt envious
00:14:49There are many options
00:14:53Show the current situation of the pencil case to the Ewa generation
00:14:59It's big
00:15:01I opened it
00:15:05What's in it?
00:15:07There are many pens
00:15:10A large-capacity pouch-type pencil case
00:15:16A square pencil case that opens
00:15:22There are various types of pencil cases with a zipper that can be seen through
00:15:28The program asked 11 Ewa generations
00:15:33I couldn't meet the Ewa generation using a pen
00:15:39Even now that the boom has calmed down
00:15:41The pen is on sale and you can get it
00:15:47Next is the common sense of Showa and the non-common sense of Ewa
00:15:54This July, for the first time in 20 years
00:15:571,000 yen, 5,000 yen, 10,000 yen
00:16:01It became a hot topic because it was issued with a new design
00:16:06For the Showa generation
00:16:08It seems that there is money that is too nostalgic now
00:16:12I remember when I was in elementary school or kindergarten
00:16:16I'm like a child
00:16:20Tomomi Iwakura
00:16:22500 yen
00:16:24500 yen
00:16:26Nostalgic
00:16:28Yes, now it's natural to have a 500-yen bill
00:16:32Speaking of 500 yen at that time
00:16:35500 yen bill
00:16:37I've used it when I was a kid
00:16:41500 yen bill with Tomomi Iwakura's portrait
00:16:45From Showa 26 to 30 years ago
00:16:49It was issued until Heisei 6
00:16:55Showing the 500-yen bill to the Ewa generation
00:17:00What is this?
00:17:02I may not be able to see it
00:17:05I may not be able to see it
00:17:07I've never seen it
00:17:08I've never seen it
00:17:09Can I use it now?
00:17:10Bill?
00:17:11I don't know
00:17:13Is it a toy?
00:17:15Is it a toy for children?
00:17:17It is no longer seen in the Ewa era
00:17:21For the Showa generation
00:17:23The 500-yen bill seems to be memorable
00:17:27When I received it as a pocket money
00:17:29I remember that I was very happy to receive it as a 500-yen bill
00:17:34The 500-yen bill that grandparents receive
00:17:39Wrapped in a tissue
00:17:41People of the Ewa era
00:17:42Tissue is a luxury
00:17:44Tissue is a very important thing
00:17:47That's why they wrap it in a tissue
00:17:49They say, bring it
00:17:51Like this
00:17:52They wrap it
00:17:54Like that
00:17:55Hold it
00:17:56Takahashi-san said
00:17:57Is it a treat?
00:17:59The Showa generation, who were children at that time
00:18:02Received the 500-yen bill at New Year's Day
00:18:09Holding the 500-yen bill
00:18:11Shopping at a candy store
00:18:14It is said that it was the pinnacle of children's luxury
00:18:18500 yen is a big deal
00:18:21If you buy a lot of candy
00:18:23You can buy everything in the store
00:18:26Such a 500-yen bill
00:18:28Although there are limited places to use
00:18:31It can still be used
00:18:34If you take it to the bank
00:18:36You can exchange it for the current 500-yen bill
00:18:41In addition, the Showa generation
00:18:44The effect of collecting
00:18:48It's really rare
00:18:50Sometimes
00:18:51When I was in elementary school
00:18:53I got some money
00:18:55It's mixed in
00:18:56I put it in a separate place
00:18:58Knee brace
00:18:59I'm collecting the knee brace
00:19:02A 10-yen bill called a knee brace
00:19:07A knee brace
00:19:09What is that?
00:19:11The design is the same as now
00:19:15Unlike the current 10-yen bill
00:19:17The side is jagged
00:19:22From the 26th to the 33rd year of the Showa
00:19:25It was only manufactured for 7 years
00:19:31Because the knee brace is rare
00:19:33As a child
00:19:35I was taught
00:19:36Sometimes you get a knee brace
00:19:39It's like lucky
00:19:40I was very excited
00:19:42When I was in elementary school
00:19:45From children to adults at that time
00:19:47There were many people who were collecting the knee brace
00:19:53What is the number one reason?
00:19:56The number of years
00:19:58I don't have much
00:20:00It's expensive
00:20:01I feel like I'm looking for that
00:20:02I gave up because I couldn't find it
00:20:05Yes, the number of knee braces
00:20:07Depending on the year
00:20:08The number of production is greatly different
00:20:11Depending on the year
00:20:12It's quite difficult to get
00:20:16The knee brace in Showa 29
00:20:19About
00:20:20About 20 million pieces
00:20:25The knee brace in Showa 26
00:20:29About 10.6 million pieces
00:20:34The last year of production
00:20:35The knee brace in Showa 33
00:20:38About 25 million pieces
00:20:41At least
00:20:42It was said to be worth it
00:20:46For that reason
00:20:48What were the children at that time?
00:20:51The first one is a candy shop
00:20:5310 yen
00:20:54Buy that
00:20:55I got 90 yen
00:20:57Then
00:20:58If not
00:20:59I'll get 50 yen next time
00:21:01Buy 50 yen again
00:21:03Buy it for 10 yen
00:21:04On purpose
00:21:05To get 10 yen
00:21:07I'll show you my grandmother's savings
00:21:12In my grandmother's savings
00:21:15I have a lot of 10 yen
00:21:18I'm looking for a knee brace in it
00:21:21In addition
00:21:22The adults at that time
00:21:24There are many places like drinking parties
00:21:27You make money with a discount
00:21:30Then you get 10 yen
00:21:32At that time
00:21:33If you get a knee brace
00:21:35There was a guy who said to change it
00:21:38Even on SNS
00:21:41The knee brace that I was collecting
00:21:43There are many people who are posting
00:21:46I'm still collecting knee braces
00:21:50What is this man doing?
00:21:56I'm happy
00:21:57If you take it up on TV
00:21:59Collection of knee brace
00:22:01It's full
00:22:04Wow
00:22:06Is it pretty heavy?
00:22:08It's pretty heavy
00:22:10It's all knee brace
00:22:18Isn't it hard to collect this much?
00:22:20Well
00:22:21I'm old
00:22:23I've been collecting since I was young
00:22:27Why are you still collecting?
00:22:30Can you find it from the distribution?
00:22:32Because it is still distributed
00:22:34Is the 10 yen ball still checked?
00:22:37Yes
00:22:40However
00:22:41The value of such a knee brace
00:22:43Now in Reiwa
00:22:45What's going on?
00:22:47I'm curious now
00:22:50From Showa 38
00:22:52Old
00:22:54Buy and sell
00:22:58Go to the store
00:23:01This is a knee brace
00:23:03Is this the price of sale?
00:23:05It is the price of sale
00:23:08If you look at the knee brace that is on sale
00:23:12The value is slightly higher than 10 yen
00:23:18The production number is the smallest
00:23:21Even for Showa 33
00:23:24The price of sale is 200 yen
00:23:27However
00:23:28There is only one point
00:23:30Even with the same knee brace
00:23:31There are things that cost tens of thousands of yen
00:23:34It is called unused
00:23:36For 26 to 33 years
00:23:39It is very rare to exist
00:23:42If there is such an unused
00:23:45In our industry
00:23:46I will definitely buy more than 10,000
00:23:50If it is preserved in a sealed state as unused
00:23:55Depending on the results of the appraisal
00:23:57It may be expensive
00:24:01Furthermore
00:24:02It is said to be worth more than a knee brace
00:24:0510-yen bill made in the late Showa 61
00:24:11Not only is the production number quite small
00:24:15The design of the equal sign written on the front is different
00:24:21The tip of the roof is different from the previous one in 1961
00:24:26It has a square shape
00:24:29There is no crack in the other part of the roof
00:24:35The vertical line of the stairs is attached to the top
00:24:40Even if it is the same year, it is different
00:24:44At the auction of retro coin held in June this year
00:24:49The unused item
00:24:51It was sold at a surprising price of 970,000 yen
00:24:59This is amazing
00:25:02And in the Showa period
00:25:04It is said to be worth as much as 10-yen bills
00:25:09When I was an elementary school student
00:25:11I remember it was a boom
00:25:13I was collecting coins
00:25:15What is the shocking thing that the Showa generation was collecting?
00:25:21It's really amazing
00:25:23Everyone around here brought it
00:25:25I brought it as a hint
00:25:28There was one person in the class who did this
00:25:32I did it
00:25:33The boy was doing it
00:25:35A little stupid boy
00:25:36I did this
00:25:38I did this
00:25:40Isn't this really embarrassing?
00:25:46Koichi Iwaki of the Showa generation
00:25:48He wanted to be popular with women
00:25:50It seems that he used to be cool
00:25:53For the first time in high school
00:25:55The senior group SANS
00:25:58It was amazing on TV
00:26:00Let's do it with group SANS
00:26:03I can't read musical notes
00:26:06It's impossible
00:26:07I can't play the guitar
00:26:09The bass is easy
00:26:12I bought a bass and played the bass
00:26:14At that time it was like a party
00:26:17I heard a voice that was said to be a girl
00:26:22I wonder if I kept doing it
00:26:27I didn't feel like that
00:26:30I wonder if it's a lie
00:26:32You are too serious
00:26:34I don't know
00:26:37At that time, group SANS was on TV
00:26:41I saw it
00:26:42It was cool
00:26:44At that time, group SANS
00:26:46I sometimes play with Mr. Sakai
00:26:49Not Mr. Sakai
00:26:50I saw Mr. Sakai
00:26:51Jun Inoue
00:26:53I saw everyone and thought it was cool
00:26:56I'm playing with that kind of person
00:26:59I was very happy
00:27:01It's cool
00:27:02It's a way of life
00:27:04It's a pile of life
00:27:06And the Showa era
00:27:08It is said to be worth as much as 10 yen
00:27:13When I was in elementary school
00:27:14I heard it was a boom
00:27:17I was collecting kits
00:27:20A big boom from the middle of the Showa era
00:27:23Kits
00:27:25There was a kit
00:27:28Olympic kits
00:27:30Various commemorative kits are released
00:27:33People buy and collect
00:27:36Many of them were traded at a high price
00:27:42It was particularly popular
00:27:44It was released in 1949
00:27:47Kari on the moon
00:27:49Kari on the moon
00:27:51I had this
00:27:54At that time, everyone wanted a kit
00:27:58It was released in Showa 23
00:28:01Beautiful looking back
00:28:03Everyone around here had it
00:28:06I had a sheet
00:28:08Beautiful looking back
00:28:10It was the first kit with a floating pattern
00:28:13The beautiful design was popular
00:28:16It was sold for 5 yen
00:28:19At that time, it was worth more than 10,000 yen
00:28:23Even now, it is traded for more than 10,000 yen
00:28:29Next is the common sense of the Showa era
00:28:33The common sense of the Reiwa era
00:28:37When Showa children teased their friends
00:28:40What kind of prank did they often do?
00:28:44My friends did it
00:28:47It wasn't exciting
00:28:49I felt like I was doing it
00:28:52It's not a friend who fights
00:28:55It's like teasing a long friend
00:28:58I think I used it to tease people when I was free
00:29:03When I was in elementary school, everyone did it normally
00:29:08That prank
00:29:10When talking to good friends
00:29:15Why?
00:29:16Because I have a lot of sense of accomplishment
00:29:18Look!
00:29:19What?
00:29:20Idiot sees pig's ass
00:29:25Look!
00:29:26What?
00:29:27Idiot sees pig's ass
00:29:30Nostalgic
00:29:32I did it
00:29:34Suddenly pointing a talk
00:29:37To the deceived person
00:29:39Idiot sees pig's ass
00:29:42It's a mystery
00:29:46I've said idiot sees pig's ass
00:29:50How do you feel when you do this?
00:29:53It's a little frustrating
00:29:55What is this?
00:29:58I grew up in America
00:30:00So I don't know
00:30:05To this woman
00:30:07The staff asked her in advance
00:30:09She doesn't know anything
00:30:11Do you like your wife?
00:30:13Of course
00:30:15Look!
00:30:16What?
00:30:17Idiot sees pig's ass
00:30:19Nostalgic
00:30:21Why?
00:30:23Very nostalgic
00:30:27Idiot sees pig's ass
00:30:29Nostalgic
00:30:33For the first time in 40 years
00:30:39What?
00:30:40Idiot sees pig's ass
00:30:44It's peaceful
00:30:46Very peaceful
00:30:48It's silly
00:30:50It's silly
00:30:52It's funny
00:30:53Because I'm serious
00:30:55How do you feel when you do this?
00:30:57It's been a long time
00:30:59It's funny
00:31:10By the way, what is the generation of this show?
00:31:15Idiot sees pig's ass
00:31:18No, pig's ass
00:31:20What about you?
00:31:21Idiot sees
00:31:22What is the difference?
00:31:25In Kansai, it's called Aho ga miru
00:31:27Aho ga miru
00:31:29Dankeitsu
00:31:31If you call me an idiot, I'm like a real idiot
00:31:34If you call me an idiot, I'm like a compliment
00:31:37Really?
00:31:39In Kanto, it's called Baka ga miru
00:31:42In Kansai, it's called Aho ga miru
00:31:46Children were playing with each other all over the country
00:31:52If you ask the generation of peace to see Baka ga miru
00:31:56Baka ga miru
00:31:58What?
00:32:00I really don't know
00:32:02It's silly
00:32:03It's too silly
00:32:04It's not fun
00:32:09In addition, there was a strange movement among the Showa boys
00:32:17I did it
00:32:19I did it
00:32:21What is this?
00:32:22I'm so embarrassed
00:32:26Yes, this is it
00:32:31Millie Cham, the strongest model of the mouth-to-mouth fight of the Reiwa era
00:32:35It seems that a strange line has come from him
00:32:39I'm currently treating with Mocho's medicine
00:32:42I posted a post saying that I would be back on Twitter today
00:32:47I got a call from my ex-boyfriend who saw the post
00:32:51My ex-boyfriend is in the middle of making money
00:32:54In the middle of making money
00:32:56Yes, in the middle of making money
00:32:57The last line is
00:32:59Even though it's over with the line,
00:33:03I got a line saying that I'm fine without worrying about anything
00:33:06It's a lot of things
00:33:07That's right
00:33:08This guy is insensitive
00:33:10That's right
00:33:12Moreover, I was surprised that he hated me so much online
00:33:16That's right
00:33:17But from our era,
00:33:19It's impossible to talk about such things on TV
00:33:23It's impossible
00:33:24I found it there
00:33:26You're underestimating TV
00:33:28You're underestimating everyone
00:33:31In addition, there is a strange movement among the Showa boys
00:33:37If you look at it
00:33:40I understand
00:33:42I did this
00:33:44I did it in front of a girl
00:33:46Especially boys were happy and did it
00:33:49Did you do it?
00:33:50Ah
00:33:52There was a person in the class who did this
00:33:56This is not done in America
00:33:58I think there are only Japanese clothes in Jersey
00:34:02I did it
00:34:04Boys did it
00:34:06A little stupid
00:34:08Only stupid
00:34:11Stupid
00:34:12Did you do it here?
00:34:14Yes
00:34:16Why did you do it?
00:34:18I want to stand out
00:34:20I want to stand out
00:34:22The Showa boys did this strange prank
00:34:29Look
00:34:30What are you doing?
00:34:32It's amazing
00:34:34It's amazing
00:34:36There was a strange movement among the Showa boys
00:34:44It's amazing
00:34:46It's not stupid
00:34:50The Showa boys did it for the first time in decades
00:34:57Please
00:34:58What is this?
00:35:00This?
00:35:02Yes
00:35:04What is this?
00:35:06I did it
00:35:08I did it
00:35:10Isn't it embarrassing?
00:35:12Isn't it embarrassing?
00:35:14You are good
00:35:16Really?
00:35:18What is this Showa generation?
00:35:22This?
00:35:28How is it?
00:35:30It's embarrassing
00:35:34Did you go back to that time?
00:35:36I went back
00:35:38Thank you
00:35:40The Showa generation got into this prank
00:35:44Let's show it to the Reiwa generation
00:35:46I think it's strange
00:35:48Isn't it embarrassing?
00:35:50It's embarrassing
00:35:54It's strange to say this
00:35:56It's strange
00:35:58The Reiwa generation has a strange appearance
00:36:01There are less people doing this
00:36:06On the other hand, the Showa generation has a fashionable way of doing this
00:36:12They make round socks
00:36:16It becomes round
00:36:18It's like a donut
00:36:20That's why it's called donut socks
00:36:23They make round socks like a donut
00:36:29I used to do this when I was in elementary school
00:36:32I used to do this
00:36:34You walked in those socks?
00:36:36I did
00:36:38The Showa generation made high socks
00:36:43They made round socks
00:36:48They made donut socks like a donut
00:36:56It was popular
00:36:58They continued to investigate in the city
00:37:02They found a unique way of eating sweets
00:37:08It's called Tongari Corn
00:37:10It's long
00:37:12The corn overlaps
00:37:15It's called Witch's Nuts
00:37:17Why is it so long?
00:37:19At that time, Tongari Corn was strange
00:37:22It's like a finger
00:37:24It's like a claw
00:37:26It's like a monster's claw
00:37:28I want to do Tongari Corn
00:37:31Tongari Corn, a snack snack sold in 1953, is served as a snack
00:37:38She put it on her finger and piled it up
00:37:47It's amazing
00:37:51Look at the witch's claw
00:37:53Me too
00:37:56They competed with each other for the length of the claw
00:38:02The woman who was the staff in the guest room
00:38:07She put it on her finger and ate it
00:38:14For example, when she went to her friend's house
00:38:17She put it on her finger and ate it
00:38:24Then she bit it
00:38:26Why did she do that?
00:38:28I wonder why
00:38:30It's strange
00:38:33When she ate a round snack, she put it on all of her fingers
00:38:46What is this?
00:38:48It's a ring
00:38:53I don't know why, but it's said that it was delicious
00:38:59What is this Showa-era snack?
00:39:03It's a snack with a small cream called Koron
00:39:07She sucks it and eats it
00:39:16What is it for?
00:39:18I don't know
00:39:19I think it's fun for children
00:39:24What is this Koron filled with sweet cream?
00:39:35She sucks in the cream and looks at the view from the hole
00:39:45What is this?
00:39:47She eats a piece of Baumkuchen
00:39:52I don't know, I've never eaten Baumkuchen
00:39:57It's a waste, so she eats it little by little
00:40:00She eats Baumkuchen little by little
00:40:03Maybe she ate it slowly because she was poor
00:40:07I think it's like eating little by little and having fun
00:40:14I definitely eat Baumkuchen from the edge
00:40:17I eat it from the skin
00:40:19It's more delicious to eat it from the skin
00:40:26Baumkuchen, which was expensive at the time, was eaten slowly from the edge
00:40:36It's delicious
00:40:40It's a popular snack in the Showa era
00:40:44I always bought it when I went shopping
00:40:47It's sweet and sour
00:40:49I really liked it
00:40:51It's 10 yen per piece
00:40:53It's in a plastic cup
00:40:55There is a special spoon
00:40:57It's Moroccan yogurt
00:40:59Moroccan yogurt, a traditional snack of the Showa era
00:41:05It's called Moroccan yogurt
00:41:08It's a waste to leave it, so she sucks it
00:41:11She sucks it
00:41:13It was such an era
00:41:16When I think about Moroccan yogurt, it tastes like yogurt
00:41:23For some reason, it is sold at room temperature, not in the refrigerator
00:41:29What is this?
00:41:31It's a mystery
00:41:33What did you think it was?
00:41:35It's yogurt
00:41:37Isn't it?
00:41:39I thought it was yogurt and ate it
00:41:41What is that?
00:41:43I don't know
00:41:46I don't know what it is
00:41:48It seems that there were not many people in the Showa era who did not doubt that it was yogurt
00:41:54What is Moroccan yogurt in the first place?
00:42:01There was a shocking way to make it
00:42:06I asked the third president of the company that produces Moroccan yogurt
00:42:13Moroccan yogurt is
00:42:153, 2, 1
00:42:18It doesn't have anything to do with yogurt
00:42:21It's just made by mixing oil
00:42:24Oh my god
00:42:26How can you say that?
00:42:29What?
00:42:31It's made by mixing oil?
00:42:34This is the raw material of Moroccan yogurt
00:42:39Plant oil
00:42:41Made from fat in plants
00:42:44It is also the raw material of margarine
00:42:48Put the plant oil in the mixer
00:42:53Add sugar and grape
00:42:57Add spices and spices
00:43:01Add the flavor of yogurt
00:43:04Mix it
00:43:08After about 15 minutes
00:43:17From white oil
00:43:20Moroccan yogurt
00:43:26Put it in a container
00:43:33But what about the Reiwa era?
00:43:37Do you know what Moroccan yogurt is?
00:43:39Morocco?
00:43:40Moroccan yogurt
00:43:41It's not Moroccan
00:43:44Do you know what Moroccan yogurt is?
00:43:47Is it clothes?
00:43:48Moroccan yogurt is called clothes
00:43:52Is it a house?
00:43:54Is Morocco a house?
00:43:56Like a tent?
00:43:58Due to various factors, such as the decline of sweets shops
00:44:02The production volume is about 40% of the most
00:44:07It's not familiar to the Reiwa era
00:44:13So they eat Moroccan yogurt
00:44:18It's like pudding
00:44:21It's delicious
00:44:24It's a little milky
00:44:26It's like yogurt
00:44:29It's a habit
00:44:31It's delicious
00:44:33It's a habit
00:44:34It is also popular with the Reiwa era
00:44:39On the other hand, what about the items that the children of the Showa era were passionate about?
00:44:46It's a must item
00:44:48There are various kinds of scents
00:44:50If you hold it, it's like a stethoscope
00:44:53You can make a shape like clay
00:44:56You can smell it
00:44:58There are various colors
00:45:00If you stretch it, it will be fluffy
00:45:04It's interesting
00:45:06Kneading eraser?
00:45:08Kneading eraser is an abbreviation of kneading eraser
00:45:12There are various scents, such as bananas, strawberries, cola, and oranges
00:45:19The soft feeling of stretching
00:45:22It was addictive to the children of the time
00:45:27It stretches 100 times
00:45:31It's been a while since the Showa-era people touched it
00:45:36It's stretched
00:45:38Do you stretch it once?
00:45:41Do you use it like that?
00:45:43It's the strongest
00:45:47If you leave it alone, it will become hard
00:45:49Do you like this?
00:45:50Yes
00:45:52It's a good-smelling toy
00:45:54At the time of the kneading eraser boom
00:45:57It seems that there was also a play
00:46:00It's like kneading an eraser and making it bigger
00:46:04It's like making a kneading eraser
00:46:06When I was in elementary school, I didn't buy anything
00:46:12Everyone wanted to make it by themselves
00:46:15I collected a lot of erasers
00:46:19Roll it up and stick it together
00:46:22I wanted it, but I couldn't get it
00:46:26Knead the erasers that come out when you erase the characters
00:46:32I was trying to make a lump like a kneading eraser
00:46:37I did it
00:46:40It's like growing up
00:46:43Who can make the biggest kneading eraser
00:46:46There are other memories
00:46:49There was a hole in the desk
00:46:51I put the kneading eraser in the hole
00:46:53I did it
00:46:56I put it in
00:46:58In the old days, it was a wooden desk
00:47:00There was a dent and a scratch
00:47:02I put an eraser in it
00:47:04It looks like mochi
00:47:07It was fun to put something in
00:47:09It's really big
00:47:13The hole in the desk at school
00:47:16I used it as a place to make a kneading eraser
00:47:21Do you know what a kneading eraser is?
00:47:23Girls do it a lot
00:47:25It seems that kneading erasers are inherited even in the Reiwa era
00:47:30At school, I was told not to make a kneading eraser
00:47:34I was told not to make it at school
00:47:36So I didn't do it
00:47:38Do you make kneading erasers at school?
00:47:40No, I don't make it
00:47:42I can't make it in class
00:47:44What do you think of people who make kneading erasers in class?
00:47:48I think it's bad
00:47:50My life is in trouble
00:47:52It seems that some people have strict opinions
00:47:57If you continue to investigate
00:48:00In a coffee shop in the Showa era
00:48:02Unusual scenery that can hardly be seen
00:48:06If you put 100 yen on the table, a fortune will come out
00:48:10Something round
00:48:12There was
00:48:14Fortune-telling is like a fortune
00:48:17I saw it on the table
00:48:21A sphere-shaped fortune-teller placed in cafes and restaurants
00:48:28Yes, this is it
00:48:30Nostalgic
00:48:31If you put 100 yen in your seat, a fortune will come out
00:48:40Yes, that's right
00:48:42A long rolled up paper
00:48:46If you open it
00:48:54The result of the fortune-telling
00:48:58A fortune-teller with a roulette
00:49:04Fortune-telling this week with the number that came out
00:49:08The upper one is a gray plate
00:49:10It's a gray plate fortune-teller
00:49:13A fortune-teller with a gray plate
00:49:18In the Showa 50s
00:49:20The Seiza fortune-telling boom and the coffee shop boom
00:49:24Because of the two booms
00:49:27At one time, about 200,000 units were manufactured per year
00:49:34Kitatama Manufacturing Co., Ltd. in Takizawa City, Iwate Prefecture
00:49:3980 parts
00:49:41As before
00:49:42Assembled by hand
00:49:44It is still in production
00:49:48In addition
00:49:49Unseen on the phone
00:49:51It was placed in a coffee shop in the Showa era
00:49:54Unusual
00:49:56Fortune-telling phone
00:49:58Pink
00:49:59It's when you don't have a cell phone
00:50:02Pink phone
00:50:04The one that turns like this
00:50:08A special member fortune-telling phone
00:50:11A pink phone is placed
00:50:14It was a familiar scenery at a coffee shop in the Showa era
00:50:18Ah, this is it
00:50:21I got a call there and went out
00:50:25Eh?
00:50:26Do you go out on a fortune-telling phone?
00:50:29When I'm in a coffee shop
00:50:31I got a call at a meeting
00:50:33I got a call when I called
00:50:36How many customers are there?
00:50:39I got a call
00:50:41I got a call from outside
00:50:43This is the number of this coffee shop
00:50:45I handed it over
00:50:47Then I got a call
00:50:49The person in the shop calls
00:50:51Ah, it's me
00:50:53I get a call and talk
00:50:57A coffee shop is a standard meeting place
00:51:00For that reason
00:51:01When there is no cell phone
00:51:03Late
00:51:05To contact each other
00:51:08I called the coffee shop directly
00:51:11The clerk calls the other person
00:51:14It was a method that could not be done on the phone
00:51:20Even now, the coffee shop with that name
00:51:23Next to the rain
00:51:34When you open the door
00:51:36In front of you is a pink phone
00:51:39Pink phone
00:51:41I've been using it for a long time
00:51:46I'm still using it
00:51:51In the Showa era
00:51:53When you taste coffee at a coffee shop
00:51:57I was sandwiched
00:51:59I was sandwiched
00:52:00I don't see much
00:52:01I'm sandwiched
00:52:03It's a small sugar cane
00:52:07There was a sugar cane
00:52:10Ah, sugar
00:52:13Yes, on the table
00:52:18A sugar cane packed in a bottle was placed
00:52:25When I was a kid, I liked sweets
00:52:29Two
00:52:30Three
00:52:31I put it in
00:52:33There is no more
00:52:34Instead of sweets
00:52:36There was also a Showa generation who chewed a lot of sugar
00:52:41But it's embarrassing to put in so much
00:52:43I want to put in three
00:52:45Just one
00:52:46One
00:52:48Adult pasta
00:52:50Black is cool
00:52:51If you put in a lot of sugar
00:52:53I might have thought
00:52:56From the image that black is cool
00:53:01How many sugar cubes does the other person put in?
00:53:04It seems that there was also a Showa generation who secretly observed
00:53:09Now it's sugar
00:53:11With a thin long stick
00:53:13That's right
00:53:14Nowadays, when it comes to sugar
00:53:17Stick sugar, which is easy to adjust the amount, is the mainstream
00:53:22It's easy to melt
00:53:23It's a sugar cane that I don't see much at the coffee shop
00:53:27This drink represents the amount of sugar, such as 5 pieces of sugar
00:53:33It is also active in Reiwa as a comparison target
00:53:38After I went, I asked my parents to take me
00:53:42I went with my parents
00:53:47Ask your parents to take you
00:53:49Showa generation who felt the atmosphere of adulthood in the coffee shop
00:53:56Do you have a menu that you remember?
00:53:58After all it is the main street
00:54:00Neapolitan
00:54:02It's the era of Neapolitan
00:54:06Neapolitan, the main street menu of the coffee shop
00:54:11In addition
00:54:13It was novel at that time
00:54:15There was fresh cream on the toast
00:54:19On the toasted toast
00:54:21It was the first time
00:54:24I remember that it was the most delicious
00:54:27Fresh cream was very popular at that time
00:54:31It's the era of butter cream
00:54:34Butter cream
00:54:35Butter cream instead of fresh cream
00:54:38The cake is usually butter cream instead of fresh cream
00:54:43Yes
00:54:44Showa generation heard the cream
00:54:47The first thing that comes to mind is butter cream
00:54:54Isn't the Christmas cake a fresh cream cake?
00:54:57Is that all butter cream?
00:55:00Fresh cream uses fresh milk
00:55:04It doesn't last long
00:55:07Butter cream made with butter
00:55:11To keep it at room temperature for a few days
00:55:14It was popular with Christmas cakes
00:55:20In addition
00:55:21The scenery of a coffee shop that is not possible in Reiwa
00:55:25The game sticks to the table
00:55:30The table itself becomes a game
00:55:35In the Showa era
00:55:37In the coffee shop
00:55:38Table and game were integrated
00:55:41Table game was installed
00:55:48Speaking of the representative work
00:55:51There was an invader game
00:55:54Invader game
00:56:02Space invader released in 1978
00:56:08Ah, invader
00:56:11It was a big hit as a precursor to table games
00:56:17On the table
00:56:19How many 100 yen coins
00:56:21Showa generation was playing in the middle
00:56:26At that time, 100 yen coins were gone
00:56:2930 million pieces were sucked in all over the country
00:56:34The cause of the increase in the price of 100 yen coins
00:56:37It may be a space invader
00:56:40It was so popular that it became a newspaper article
00:56:44It's simple, it's a melody
00:56:46In addition
00:56:48It's a trick
00:56:50Nagoya
00:56:52Nagoya
00:56:54I think everyone has done it
00:56:59The theory that it was discovered in Nagoya
00:57:03The missile of the invader that came down to Saigedan
00:57:06I can't hit it
00:57:08Using the trick
00:57:11Nagoya shooting down Saigedan at once
00:57:17In the game industry
00:57:19It was called the original trick
00:57:23Next
00:57:25Showa's common sense
00:57:27Reiwa's non-common sense
00:57:31Bicycles that support the lives of the people
00:57:36The Showa generation put something on such a bicycle
00:57:41It's a wheel
00:57:43It's like a deco
00:57:45This is it
00:57:47This is it
00:57:49Everyone put this on
00:57:51It's like a glowing caterpillar
00:57:54I wonder if there are people with a shell
00:57:57I put it on the front
00:57:59After all this
00:58:01It was attached
00:58:03Habuge
00:58:05Habuge with a characteristic appearance like a scythe
00:58:10I didn't know the name of Habuge
00:58:13It was attached
00:58:15In the Showa
00:58:17It was common sense to put Habuge on the wheel of the bicycle
00:58:22In order to improve the rotation of the wheel
00:58:26The grease is called the wheel shaft
00:58:30It was common to put it on the hub
00:58:34At that time, there were many roads that were not paved
00:58:37Dust sticks to the oil
00:58:40The part of the shaft was easy to get dirty
00:58:44Habuge, which rotates with the wheel and makes it clean
00:58:48It was popular in the Showa era
00:58:51It's originally dirty when it's spinning
00:58:56And some people put Habuge for another reason
00:59:01To attract women's attention
00:59:05I understand how you feel
00:59:08If you put both front and back, it will stand out even more
00:59:11Passing through the place where women are
00:59:14I thought it was effective
00:59:19Why do you put it on?
00:59:21Because it's cool
00:59:24I put it on because it attracts women's attention
00:59:26Did you actually attract women's attention?
00:59:29I can't attract
00:59:31I can't attract at all
00:59:34Decorate the bicycle with Habuge
00:59:37It was cool to attract women's attention
00:59:41If you tell this to the Reiwa generation
00:59:45Dangerous
00:59:48What is this?
00:59:49I don't think I can attract
00:59:51I don't like it
00:59:53This woman is a big fan of Super 8
00:59:58If you ask your favorite member
01:00:02At first, Yasuda
01:00:05Thank you
01:00:07At first
01:00:09He is cute and sings well
01:00:13I think Maru is interesting
01:00:17I can feel it
01:00:21What do you like now?
01:00:23Murakami
01:00:25Murakami
01:00:28What do you like?
01:00:30It's interesting to watch the variety show
01:00:33I was asked who I like
01:00:35Murakami
01:00:37I don't know what to say
01:00:39I don't know what to say
01:00:44If you show Habuge to Murakami fans
01:00:48I don't think it's cool
01:00:50It's lame
01:00:52Reiwa
01:00:54Reiwa
01:00:56A little one point
01:00:58A little one point?
01:01:00Murakami
01:01:03Is this Murakami?
01:01:05I named it Murakami
01:01:08What?
01:01:11Now, Murakami-colored one point is more popular
01:01:18In the Showa era, there was something else on the wheel
01:01:25Like a tennis ball
01:01:27It was sandwiched here
01:01:29When I was a kid
01:01:31It was sandwiched
01:01:33It's convenient to carry
01:01:35You can play with it
01:01:37I remember when boys played
01:01:39In the Showa era, they carried the ball on the wheel
01:01:45They played catch ball with their friends
01:01:50There were other bicycles in the Showa era
01:01:55You have to write it
01:01:57What did you write?
01:01:59Address and name
01:02:01I wrote it
01:02:03I didn't have personal information
01:02:05I wrote it under the saddle
01:02:08At that time, even if it was stolen, it had a name
01:02:13Everyone did it
01:02:15You know it's yours
01:02:17Even if you forget a little, you can tell where it's from
01:02:23In the Showa era, for security reasons
01:02:26The name and address of the bicycle had to be written
01:02:32Yes, I wrote it
01:02:34That's true
01:02:36For that reason, when buying a bicycle, there was a service like this
01:02:41If you bought it at a bicycle shop
01:02:43The owner of the bicycle shop wrote it
01:02:46With a thin brush
01:02:49I remember writing my name and address
01:02:53It was really beautiful
01:02:55I think it's really easy to write
01:02:59It's like a spirit
01:03:01In some bicycle shops in the Showa era
01:03:04There was a service that wrote your name and address with a brush
01:03:10I will tell the generation
01:03:14Really?
01:03:15It's too much personal information
01:03:17It's impossible
01:03:18If you write your address and ride it
01:03:21It's better not to be stolen
01:03:25It's hard for our generation to understand
01:03:29It seems like it's not good to be strict with personal information
01:03:34And what about bicycles that the Showa era admired?
01:03:39Bicycles with variable speed
01:03:41I found it
01:03:43The gear is a lever
01:03:47There are two lights
01:03:49When it turns, it goes from left to right
01:03:52Do you know?
01:03:53A bicycle with a flasher
01:03:55Yes, a bicycle with a flasher
01:03:58This
01:04:01A light that shines like a car turn signal
01:04:04A bicycle with a flasher that features a variable gear like a car lever
01:04:11At that time, a general bicycle was about 15,000 yen
01:04:17It's about 60,000 yen
01:04:21For that
01:04:23I was poor, so I had a house to buy
01:04:27It was a luxury and I couldn't get it
01:04:30I was in the park, so I asked him to ride
01:04:33From the lightest part of the gear to the heavy part
01:04:36It's amazing
01:04:38I remember the name of the classmate who had that bicycle
01:04:42Shun-kun
01:04:44A bicycle with a flasher is a treasure for the common people
01:04:49So he asked his rich friend to ride
01:04:55In addition, there is an impossible way to ride
01:05:00Make your own bicycle you admire
01:05:02That's right
01:05:04The handle is like this
01:05:06It's like this
01:05:08It's like a demon
01:05:10That's right
01:05:12Isn't it hard to ride?
01:05:14It's hard
01:05:16A normal bicycle can only bend the handle
01:05:19It's hard to ride
01:05:21It's good to ride normally
01:05:23It's fashionable for us to ride a flasher
01:05:26What is a flasher?
01:05:27It's really like this
01:05:29I think everyone was riding a flasher
01:05:32It's like a three-stage seat
01:05:34It's like a flasher
01:05:36Put it on a bicycle and put a flasher
01:05:39Isn't it a common thing in Showa?
01:05:42I want you to stop for safety
01:05:45In Showa, some naughty people such as Onihan and Kamakiri
01:05:50Modify bicycles
01:05:52I was riding a bicycle with a flasher
01:05:57In addition
01:05:59There is a long stick that you can put your feet on
01:06:02There is a stick on both sides around the wheel
01:06:07Put your feet on it and ride
01:06:10What do you call it?
01:06:12It's a hub step
01:06:14It's a standing stick
01:06:17The children of Showa were proud of their rich friends
01:06:22They were envious
01:06:25Is there anything you were envious of having a friend?
01:06:29It's a flasher
01:06:31It's a flasher
01:06:34He had one
01:06:36It was a big hit in the 1980s
01:06:40It's a flasher, which is a popular character in the manga Kinnikuman
01:06:46There are more than 180 million copies
01:06:52There are 418 kinds in total
01:06:55In the 1980s, children kept asking questions about popular characters such as Kinnikuman and Terryman
01:07:07How many did the rich have?
01:07:10I think it was 100 or 200
01:07:12Ashuraman was popular
01:07:14I think it was Tansai
01:07:16I wanted it
01:07:18Didn't you have it?
01:07:19I didn't have it
01:07:22The children of the rich were proud of their wealth
01:07:30The children of the rich were wary of something
01:07:36They wrote their names on the back of their feet
01:07:40I remember
01:07:42My parents told me
01:07:45Did they steal it?
01:07:46Yes, they did
01:07:48When they were cleaning up, they stole it
01:07:54They wrote their names on the back of their feet so that it wouldn't be stolen
01:08:01In the 1980s, there was a shocking game that the rich were envious of
01:08:07They didn't let me touch it
01:08:09They said it was impossible
01:08:11How did you feel?
01:08:13I was frustrated
01:08:18There was such a game?
01:08:24Torosarumon Kubota
01:08:26It's not good to do it
01:08:28What is the modification of a bicycle that a yankee friend did in the Showa era?
01:08:34In the Showa era, yankees had a tendency to push people
01:08:40When I was in elementary school in my town, Yanagita
01:08:43I put the handle of the bicycle on the handlebar
01:08:48When I was in elementary school, I was in Kamakiri
01:08:52I put the handlebar on the handlebar and did this
01:08:56When I was in middle school, I took the handlebar and put it on the handlebar
01:09:03I didn't know that
01:09:05That's amazing
01:09:07Murakami and Yasuda's yankee friends in Super 8
01:09:12They also modified bicycles that they should never do
01:09:18Our hometown is called Tonbo
01:09:20Tonbo is very ugly
01:09:24The higher you go in Kamakiri, the cooler it is
01:09:28The height
01:09:30The stupid one should be separated between right and left in Kamakiri
01:09:36I want to fix it
01:09:38Bicycles at that time were fragile
01:09:40While I was in Kamakiri, I broke one of them
01:09:44It's called Onihan
01:09:46When I did this, I took five people somewhere
01:09:49Two or three people didn't break on the way
01:09:53It's hard to drive home
01:09:57Koichi Iwaki's yankee friends also modified bicycles that they should never do
01:10:06Put a thick pipe on the handlebar and bend it
01:10:13At first, I put the handlebar on the handlebar and put the brake on it
01:10:18Then I put it on the handlebar like this
01:10:22I didn't know that the handlebar could be broken
01:10:26When you were a kid, did you have anything you were jealous of?
01:10:32Donkey Kong
01:10:35It's nostalgic
01:10:37I wanted money
01:10:39You couldn't get it?
01:10:40They wouldn't buy it
01:10:42They wouldn't let me touch it
01:10:44They said it was impossible
01:10:46How did you feel at that time?
01:10:48I was frustrated
01:10:50I think I had enough money
01:10:52The house was big
01:10:53The rich kid was so important that he wouldn't let other kids touch it
01:10:59In the 1980s, Nintendo released the Famicom
01:11:05The Game Watch became a big hit
01:11:09The cross button and the jump button
01:11:12It was an innovative item that contained ideas related to the Famicom
01:11:18The software and hardware are still integrated
01:11:21You could only play one game on the Famicom
01:11:25In addition, there was a shocking game that was very popular in the Showa era
01:11:32My parents couldn't buy it, so I went to my friend's house and played it
01:11:40There it is
01:11:42There it is, the one where the bullets disappear
01:11:45Rina Pippi
01:11:47Rina Pippi is a natural born comedian who is having a hard time
01:11:53She says she feels sorry for some people in the Showa era
01:11:58When I talk to people in the Showa era
01:12:02I feel like I'm an old man
01:12:04I feel like I'm an old man
01:12:09I'm an old man
01:12:11You say it as if you're an old man
01:12:15I feel like I'm an old man
01:12:18You're saying it as if you're an old man
01:12:20You're saying you're sorry
01:12:23You're saying you're sorry as an old man
01:12:27I may have said it as if I was a bit cold
01:12:30You poor old man
01:12:33Stop saying it as if you're cold
01:12:35The strongest model in the world
01:12:37What is Millicham's love story?
01:12:42Everyone treats me like a man
01:12:46Because I'm a man
01:12:48So I go with a gap
01:12:52I try on different clothes
01:12:55I try to find what I like
01:12:57I see
01:12:58That's why you have to know your partner
01:13:00Yes, but I usually say I like him
01:13:04But it's easy to understand
01:13:06I don't know what you're talking about
01:13:09But I'm in love with this old man
01:13:11Why?
01:13:12That's amazing
01:13:14I've been in a lot of long-distance relationships
01:13:18I didn't know
01:13:20What did you envy about your friend?
01:13:23There was a baseball bat
01:13:26My parents didn't buy it for me
01:13:28So I went to my friend's place to play
01:13:31It was a baseball bat
01:13:33There it is
01:13:35The one that disappears
01:13:38The baseball bat was popular in the Showa era
01:13:44It was sold for 1750 yen when it was 13,000 yen
01:13:53It's popular
01:13:54It's popular
01:13:57It's popular
01:14:02The child who couldn't buy it
01:14:04Visited the rich man's house
01:14:07Did your mother give you any snacks?
01:14:11Yes, she did
01:14:13Something you can't eat at home
01:14:15He was looking forward to the expensive snack
01:14:20The rich man's mother gave him
01:14:24The shocking thing was that it was very popular among women in the Showa era
01:14:31My parents raised me
01:14:33But they couldn't buy it for me
01:14:35I was told a lot of things
01:14:38I wanted it
01:14:42That's amazing
01:14:47He put a doll on my pillow
01:14:51It was dark
01:14:53Only around me
01:14:54I'm going to brag
01:14:57All of them
01:14:59It's 50% off
01:15:01It's different every day
01:15:03Rina Pippi from the Reiwa era
01:15:08She doesn't understand why people in the Showa era play golf
01:15:14People in the Showa era all play golf
01:15:22I think most people play golf
01:15:24Not all of them
01:15:25Why is that?
01:15:28People who play golf
01:15:30Go to the street around 6 in the morning
01:15:33Everyone goes together
01:15:35They are waiting for the car
01:15:37They pack their bags
01:15:39They wait for the four people who play today
01:15:44They go to the golf course
01:15:46After playing golf, they take a shower
01:15:49Then they go to eat
01:15:52Then they go to drink
01:15:55They spend more than 10 hours a day with their partners
01:16:01While they talk
01:16:03It's easy to say
01:16:06I'll leave the project to you
01:16:13But people in the Reiwa era
01:16:16Even when they are playing, they keep their phones
01:16:20They don't stop
01:16:21They don't hide their abilities
01:16:24At that time, golf was like a tool
01:16:28It was a job
01:16:30I think that's why people started to play more
01:16:35When I was a kid, I had a friend
01:16:38I didn't have one, so I was jealous
01:16:41I had a neighbor who bought me a doll
01:16:46It was a girl
01:16:48I wanted a doll of Rika-chan
01:16:51I miss her
01:16:53You couldn't get one?
01:16:55No, I couldn't
01:16:56My parents raised me
01:16:58I couldn't get one easily
01:17:00I was told a lot
01:17:02I was jealous of Rika-chan
01:17:06Rika-chan was a hit in 1967
01:17:13She sold more than 68 million copies
01:17:18That's amazing
01:17:21Her profile was popular
01:17:25Her name is Rika Kayama
01:17:28She was 11 years old
01:17:31Her father is Pierre, a French musician
01:17:36Her mother is Orie, a Japanese fashion designer
01:17:41Her grandmother is Yoko, a florist
01:17:45There are a lot of dolls for her
01:17:50Rika-chan is still on sale
01:17:54This is the first, second, and third Rika-chan
01:18:00This is the fourth Rika-chan
01:18:05In the Showa era, Rika-chan couldn't be bought
01:18:10The girl gave her a doll of Rika-chan
01:18:15It's an unforgettable experience
01:18:19She put a ponytail doll on my pillow
01:18:23When I took the ribbon off the ponytail, it was bald
01:18:28There was a nylon hair around it
01:18:31I was shocked
01:18:34It wasn't Rika-chan
01:18:36When she took off the ponytail, it was a big mess
01:18:41It's an unforgettable experience
01:18:45Let's ask the Reiwa generation
01:18:49Have you ever been jealous of your friends?
01:18:54There are a lot
01:18:56What was the most shocking thing that the Reiwa generation was jealous of?
01:19:04There are a lot
01:19:06If it's expensive, it's 100,000,000 yen
01:19:09Wow, that's amazing
01:19:13It's my first time in this world
01:19:17My manager came up to me and said,
01:19:21Good morning
01:19:23It's that kind of joke
01:19:27What was the most shocking thing that the Reiwa generation was jealous of?
01:19:30Unbelievable World is on TVER U-NEXT
01:19:35What was the most shocking thing that the Reiwa generation was jealous of?
01:19:44It's my first time in this world
01:19:50My manager came up to me and said,
01:19:54Good morning
01:19:56He was wearing this
01:20:00He showed it to me and said,
01:20:02I'm sorry, but I don't think you should wear this
01:20:04Is there such a joke?
01:20:07Of course
01:20:09Do you wear underwear in this world?
01:20:11I was surprised
01:20:13Rina Pippi, a reiwa-generation entertainer with a natural personality
01:20:19It's like a drama
01:20:25When I was walking to the station the other day,
01:20:29I bumped into someone from the other side
01:20:35I was sorry
01:20:37When I saw the other person,
01:20:39I didn't change my underwear
01:20:41I understand
01:20:43What are you talking about?
01:20:47It's like an anime
01:20:49If you bump into someone, you change your underwear
01:20:51It's like that
01:20:53A man and a woman change
01:20:55That kind of drama
01:20:58Are you okay?
01:21:01It's a good collaboration
01:21:04Have you ever been annoyed by your friends?
01:21:09There are many
01:21:11Some people have shoes
01:21:13Sneakers
01:21:15If it's expensive, it's 100,000,000 yen
01:21:17Is there such a high price?
01:21:19They buy it with their parents' money
01:21:22They brag that they bought it
01:21:25I bought this first
01:21:27I don't know
01:21:29Have you ever been annoyed by your friends?
01:21:32Chanel
01:21:35Chanel
01:21:37Peripera
01:21:39Chanel Peripera
01:21:41They brag about it
01:21:43But it's all fake
01:21:45It's a fake
01:21:47It's a different bag every day
01:21:49It's all fake
01:21:51Some people have a fake brand to get a coat
01:21:57You should never buy a fake
01:22:02Miwa-chama's Flower Language
01:22:08Miwa-chama's Flower Language
01:22:15Here is today's flower language
01:22:24No matter how much money you have
01:22:27You can't make people happy
01:22:31Money can be a poison or medicine
01:22:36It's a sword of Moroha
01:22:39How do you feel?
01:22:41When I first went to Europe
01:22:45I was invited to a party where rich people from all over the world gathered
01:22:50Everyone was lonely
01:22:53No one believed in me
01:22:55People who came close to me were aiming for wealth and honor
01:23:01When I went to their house
01:23:04It was like a castle
01:23:07There were shepherds
01:23:10I was the only one who could enter their house
01:23:16I was the only one
01:23:18Everyone was aiming for wealth
01:23:23No matter how much money you have
01:23:25You can't make people happy
01:23:28That's what I thought
01:23:30Money can be a poison or medicine
01:23:34It's a sword of Moroha
01:23:36I dedicate this to Murakami-kun
01:23:39He is poisoned
01:23:41Be careful