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00:00Dr. Hiroshi Kamiwaki from the Faculty of Science and Technology, and Dr. Nobuo Gohara, a former prosecutor, are the defendants.
00:07I have no doubt that they were asking for SNS advertising strategies, not volunteers.
00:15I think we should think of it as a payment of 715,000 yen as compensation.
00:23On the other hand, the attorney general of Governor Saito denies the article published on the Internet by a PR company representative.
00:34I don't think it's true at all that he entrusted all of the candidates to him.
00:41In that sense, I recognize that he has it.
00:46He explained that he paid about 700,000 yen as a design production cost for posters and flyers by publishing applications from PR companies.
00:58Meanwhile, in the United States, the debate on the temporary parliament has begun in earnest.
01:06What is being paid attention to is the whereabouts of the production activity fee, which does not need to be disclosed.
01:15The production activity fee is to be disposed of without the disclosure of the final person.
01:28However, there is still a possibility of disclosure of the private property related to the secret of the privacy and foreign exchange.
01:37I don't think he's trying to make a new black box, a second production activity fee.
01:46And he showed a negative attitude to the prohibition of corporate and organizational funds sought by the opposition.
01:54There is no difference between personal funds and corporate funds.
02:00As my party, I don't think corporate and organizational funds are inappropriate.
02:17The National Assembly is a minority party with more than half of the seats.
02:22It is the National Democratic Party that holds the key.
02:26I don't take the position that corporate and organizational funds are bad and that personal funds are all good.
02:35On the other hand, Representative Tanaki does not think corporate and organizational funds are bad, as does the Liberal Democratic Party.
02:43At least, if it is organized as a whole party, we will not support it.
02:51In the case of the Liberal Democratic Party, it excludes political parties from the subject of the prohibition of corporate and organizational funds.
02:58However, if you look at that point again, it is a stance that puts the Liberal Democratic Party and the Liberal Democratic Party on equal footing.
03:11However...
03:13I'm really sorry.
03:16Good luck!
03:18Don't give up!
03:20Good luck!
03:22Last month, Representative Tanaki was found guilty of corruption.
03:28The National Democratic Party has decided to suspend Representative Tanaki for three months.
03:36It will temporarily remove him from office.
03:40It will temporarily remove him from office.
03:45I think it will have a big impact on the implementation of the policy.
03:50As you said, it is an important time.
03:55I can't negotiate with the representative's authority.
03:59I can't do it, but I'll do my best to support the negotiation.
04:05Will the National Democratic Party be able to continue to hold the casting boat as the third party?
04:14What is remembered in that third party?
04:18The National Democratic Party is the original third party.
04:22It won't shake, it won't bend, it won't collapse.
04:26The former National Democratic Party, which was in the same position as the current National Democratic Party.
04:34In 2013, the Liberal Democratic Party did not reach a single majority in the election.
04:40It managed to secure a majority by adding 20 seats to the Republican Party.
04:47On the other hand, the All-Party Party reversed its position.
04:5036 seats in total.
04:54The number is close to 37 seats in the current National Democratic Party.
05:00Although it was a minority party, it held the casting boat.
05:05It was close to the implementation of the policy of the Abe administration at that time.
05:11I thought that the All-Party Party was closer to Mr. Abe in terms of thinking and policy than the Republican Party.
05:18I contested with the Abe administration on the waterfront.
05:22It's a casting boat in the shade.
05:26However, after that, the All-Party Party broke up due to a line conflict in the party.
05:33In 2014, the party was disbanded.
05:37How did Yoshimi Watanabe, the former representative of the All-Party Party, appear in the third play?
05:47So, today's topic is...
05:51Is it really okay for the Ishiba administration to solve the problem of the 1.3 million yen wall with politics and money?
06:00A thorough debate special!
06:03Beat Takeshi's TV Tackle
06:10It's been a long time since I've seen Mr. Watanabe.
06:14I don't know why I haven't seen him.
06:17I retired.
06:19What do you do now?
06:22I'm a snow rink in Tenka.
06:25You look very young.
06:27Thanks to my wife.
06:31I knew when Mr. Watanabe came.
06:35I don't know when he disappeared.
06:38I don't know what made him disappear.
06:42I'm sorry.
06:44You were in the Agenda.
06:46Yes, I was in the Agenda.
06:48I was doing my best.
06:51Did you lose the election?
06:53Yes, I lost the election.
06:55I borrowed money and it was exposed.
07:00You were in the Agenda.
07:02I'd like to hear from you later.
07:05Mr. Iizumi, what do you think about the dispute with Mr. Saito?
07:12It's a matter of fact.
07:14If the PR company is right, it's a violation of the Constitution.
07:19It's a matter of fact.
07:21I think it's time for the PR company to open up.
07:26The PR company hasn't said anything yet.
07:29The PR company hasn't said anything yet.
07:31If the PR company says it's a violation of the Constitution, it's over.
07:35The PR company hasn't said anything yet.
07:37If the PR company says it's a violation of the Constitution, it's over.
07:40The people who are planning the election
07:45have a little bit of a misunderstanding about the note.
07:52They were all very upset about what happened.
07:56Why did they say that?
07:59They said, we did our best.
08:01It's the next step.
08:03It's a PR campaign all over the country.
08:05We did this kind of work.
08:07I think it's because of Mr. Tachibana.
08:13I think it's because of Mr. Tachibana.
08:18I'd like to move on to the national election.
08:20I'd like to move on to the national election.
08:22Mr. Ishiba said he would lose the election,
08:25but he won't reveal everything.
08:27Because he has to keep a secret.
08:31What do you think about this?
08:33I think he's going to lose his name.
08:36I think he's going to lose his name.
08:37His name?
08:39No, it's going to be a different name.
08:41I think it will be a new activity.
08:43So you're saying he's not going to lose his name at all?
08:46I'm saying he's not going to lose his name at all.
08:48So if you say you'll keep the diplomacy and privacy issues a secret,
08:51But if you say you'll keep the diplomacy and privacy issues a secret,
08:55I think it would be better to release all the production expenses.
08:59As Mr. Kiyoshi said, it's a government problem, so I think it would be better to make everything smooth for the students.
09:07But what I think is that even though I said that I couldn't issue production expenses until a while ago, I was able to do it at the moment the election was over, so I feel like I was able to do it.
09:15What do you think would be a problem if this were to be released?
09:21After all, I want to pool the money that doesn't appear on the surface.
09:24What kind of money?
09:26So it's related to privacy and foreign exchange issues.
09:29What is privacy?
09:31It's a company or a person's name.
09:35That's where the money is used.
09:38It's used for political activities.
09:40But it hasn't been going well recently.
09:42That's right. For example, if you leak something, you can't reveal the source of it.
09:47Or you might get some money that you use when you want to go abroad.
09:52For example, if it's a karaoke box, you can just put it in your personal pocket money.
09:59So I think there's a pretty low chance that we're going to have to hide the so-called privacy and foreign exchange issues.
10:05In that sense, I think it's better to exchange everything.
10:08Mr. Watanabe, you used to spend money on elections, didn't you?
10:12I used to spend a lot of money.
10:15So you can spend a lot of money, but can you think about the money you spent on elections?
10:21Well, that's a possibility.
10:23That's a possibility.
10:25In other words, if you ask me why it's bad to exchange money,
10:35I'd say it's probably related to elections.
10:41According to one theory, the money is used to prevent elections.
10:45I've heard that you give money to prevent elections.
10:49What kind of situation is that?
10:51Well, before the election, I used to use foreign currency.
10:59I used to.
11:01So...
11:03You're starting to sound like Mr. Hamako.
11:05That's why I needed a lot of money.
11:09I've carried it before, but 100 million yen is 10 kilometers.
11:14100 million yen is 10 kilometers.
11:16Do you put it in a paper bag?
11:18Yes, I put it in a paper bag.
11:21You know the bags sold at Kiosk?
11:24If you don't double it, you can't take it.
11:28Where do you carry it in such a state?
11:31Well, in the past, I used to spend a lot of money on the general election of the Liberal Democratic Party.
11:39Did you pay for a lot of things?
11:41Yes, I paid for a lot of things.
11:44Do you still have that money?
11:48I don't think I have it anymore.
11:50You don't have it anymore?
11:52It's a historical relic.
11:54I don't know what to say.
11:56Mr. Ishiba said that the money from political organizations is not appropriate.
12:06In the past, it took a lot of money to run an election.
12:09I think it's still a problem, but I think it's getting less and less.
12:14I think it can be done without spending more money.
12:18In the first place, do you have personal money?
12:22It's better to have personal money.
12:25I don't think it's good to have only women's money.
12:32Isn't it a system created to eliminate such things?
12:38In the past, political organizations were the origin of the Liberal Democratic Party.
12:49Eliminating them means weakening the Liberal Democratic Party.
12:54That's why the Liberal Democratic Party is pushing hard against the Liberal Democratic Party.
12:58But the Liberal Democratic Party is the lifeblood of political organizations.
13:03It's going to die.
13:05That's why I want to take action.
13:08So Mr. Watanabe is against the abolition of corporate bonds?
13:15I don't think it's a good idea to abolish corporate bonds.
13:18Instead, I think it's a good idea to increase personal bonds for personal benefits.
13:26Can you do that in Japan, where individuals are not independent?
13:29That's right.
13:30Individual bonds are the main thing in foreign countries.
13:34I think we need to move to that.
13:36If an individual gathers 300 people and is a company,
13:41the 300 people of the company are called individual bonds, and the company bonds them.
13:46That's party income.
13:48That's right.
13:49As Mr. Watanabe said earlier,
13:51if it's a system like Furusonoze,
13:53a lot of people with a lot of income can get bonds.
13:56So basically, the policy is aimed at rich people.
13:59There's a limit to the amount of corporate bonds.
14:02I think there's a lot of talk about where to put it.
14:05But we want to make it as big as possible.
14:07Let's take a look at the VTR.
14:09In addition to politics and money,
14:11the wall of 1.3 million yen is attracting attention in this session.
14:16The so-called wall of 1.3 million yen
14:19will be discussed and raised in the tax reform of the 7th year of the Reiwa era.
14:25The so-called wall of 1.3 million yen
14:27is attracting the attention of the working class
14:30when the income tax is increased by more than 1.3 million yen a year.
14:36I absolutely want to solve the problem of the wall of 1.3 million yen this time.
14:44The National Democratic Party strongly advocates the revisal of the wall.
14:48It has submitted a bill to the National Assembly to raise the wall of 1.3 million yen to 1.78 million yen.
14:56How does the wall of 1.3 million yen stand up to real life?
15:05TV Tackle interviewed people who face the wall of the year.
15:11A real estate company in Kanagawa Prefecture.
15:15Ms. Hirata works part-time.
15:34Ms. Hirata works three times a week for six hours.
15:39She actually wants to work more,
15:41but when the income tax exceeds 1.3 million yen a year,
15:45she has to pay the income tax,
15:48so she is working part-time.
15:55Ms. Hirata, who was once a mother,
15:58went to pick up her four-year-old daughter,
16:01and came home before 6 p.m.
16:03She lives with her husband and three other people in a rental house.
16:07She started her current job in April this year.
16:12First of all, I want to do it for my children.
16:15For learning?
16:17Yes.
16:18When I find something I'm interested in,
16:21I think I'll need money for that.
16:24I want to save up for that.
16:30Currently, she can live on her husband's income,
16:33who works at a chemical company,
16:36but when she thinks about the future...
16:40If I were to save up for my husband's income,
16:43which is about 20 million yen,
16:46I would be able to spend it all on investment
16:49and saving up for my children.
16:54Ms. Hirata has more time to work
16:57than she has to take care of her children.
17:00What does she think about the annual income tax?
17:04I think it's going to be tough if it's 1.3 million yen.
17:08I don't want to pay the tax,
17:11but there are a lot of barriers,
17:14so there are some things I don't understand.
17:17I want the government to make it easier for me to understand.
17:22On the other hand, the local government
17:25has some advice on how to deal with the barriers.
17:28The government should think about what to invest in.
17:31The government should think about what to invest in.
17:35The government should think about what to invest in.
17:38That's what we want to say.
17:41There are rumors that the tax will have a negative effect
17:45on local government services.
17:49What does Ms. Hirata think about this?
17:52If the income tax is going to win,
17:55I think it would be a good idea
17:58to get rid of the annual income tax.
18:01I don't think it's a good idea to get rid of the annual income tax.
18:06I don't think it's a good idea to get rid of the annual income tax.
18:09I think it's a good idea to get rid of the annual income tax.
18:12I think it would be good if the government
18:15would take measures to prevent the tax from overwhelming us.
18:21Meanwhile, at this supermarket,
18:24the workers are being asked to work
18:27but there is a problem.
18:30This is the shift table.
18:33In the evening, there aren't many people.
18:36In the evening, there aren't many people.
18:39If they take a break, they won't be able to work.
18:42I hope the students will join us.
18:46The shift table shows the number of people
18:49who need to work in the evening
18:52and the number of people who need to work in the evening.
18:55If you look at the shift table,
18:58there are only three people and there aren't enough people.
19:02If the number of people exceeds 1.3 million,
19:05they will be excluded from the pay.
19:08It's difficult to increase the number of people.
19:12What about the students who work at this supermarket?
19:15What about the students who work at this supermarket?
19:18My parents tell me not to exceed the 1.3 million yen limit.
19:21My parents tell me not to exceed the 1.3 million yen limit.
19:24I think we need to reduce the number of people
19:27by the end of the year.
19:30I want to save money for the future.
19:33I want to save money for the future.
19:36I think it's necessary to study abroad
19:39and save money for the future.
19:42But I think 1.3 million yen is not enough.
19:45But I think 1.3 million yen is not enough.
19:4816 to 18-year-olds who exceed 1.3 million yen
19:51will be excluded from the pay.
19:54The number of people who work at this supermarket
19:57will be increased.
20:00The number of people who work at this supermarket
20:03will be increased.
20:06On the other hand,
20:09there is another problem.
20:12There is another problem.
20:15There are three women who have children.
20:18So, I try not to exceed 1.3 million yen.
20:21So, I try not to exceed 1.3 million yen.
20:24I used to work on around 1.0 million yen before and after.
20:29If you pass the 130,000-yen-limit
20:31If you pass the 130,000-yen-limit
20:34if you pass the 130,000-yen-limit
20:37the Social Insurance will cost you money
20:40and you will lose money in the payment of your subsidy.
20:43and you will lose money in the payment of your subsidy.
20:46It is said that it leads to a better understanding of work.
20:50If I could work more, I would like to learn more.
20:56But I don't want to be in a working condition.
21:01I'm trying to suppress it.
21:05I'm not a human being, so I'm living while thinking that I can be more useful if I work more.
21:15It's not enough at all.
21:19Everything is increasing.
21:22Food and everything.
21:24What does Misegawa think about the wall of annual income?
21:29Of course, if there is no upper limit on income,
21:35the time and volume of the staff who work will increase.
21:41I want to be able to leave the work I want to leave to others.
21:45I think the degree of skill will change.
21:48So I want to raise the limit on income.
21:53Then, the wall of 1.3 million yen,
21:57and the wall of the Social Insurance Registration Department will be caught.
22:03I would like you to consider it at the same time.
22:08The wall of various annual income that creates a situation of understanding of work.
22:13What kind of movement will it show in the future?
22:181.3 million yen.
22:22Why is it this number?
22:25If you calculate it in detail, it will be 1.3 million yen.
22:29It's about 30 years ago. It hasn't changed.
22:31After that, the minimum wage has risen and the number of stocks has risen,
22:34so I think it's okay to slide it.
22:36It's been a long time, so I have to change it a little.
22:44The minimum wage of the people is 1.7 times,
22:48so let's make it 1.7 million yen.
22:50Now, the government is saying,
22:52no, no, not the minimum wage, but let's think about the increase in the number of stocks.
22:56If you think about the increase in the number of stocks,
22:58it's a question of whether it's food or everything,
23:01so it's either 1.2 million yen or 1.3 million yen.
23:06Anyway, let's leave it at 1.3 million yen.
23:09It's been too long.
23:12I don't know if I can say this,
23:14but if the local government or the local government
23:17does this,
23:19in other words, if they break down the wall,
23:21then they won't be able to provide care.
23:26That's the part of the residential tax.
23:29There's a reduction in the number of residents.
23:31It's about 300,000 to 400,000 yen.
23:33If you increase the reduction in the number of residents,
23:37the number of taxpayers will decrease.
23:40And the part of the residential tax that the local government wanted,
23:46the residential tax that the local government took,
23:49is affecting the local government,
23:51so the local government is saying that 4 trillion yen or 5 trillion yen is not enough.
23:56But in other words, if they break down the wall,
23:59the number of people working will increase, right?
24:02If the number of people working increases,
24:05the income will increase, right?
24:09The sales will increase.
24:12If the sales increase, the tax will be paid, right?
24:15That's right.
24:16That's not included in the calculation.
24:18Why do they only complain about the loss?
24:21That's what the local government is saying.
24:23That's right.
24:24I'm going to start from here,
24:26but why don't they explain that the calculation is wrong?
24:29The way they think about budget and tax is called short-termism,
24:36and they only think about whether it increased or decreased in that year.
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24:41They're not stupid.
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34:51This is his first part-time job since the summer.
35:00It's been a long time since I was a member of the club, so I applied for it because I missed it.
35:07I've been doing it for almost a day, so I feel like my thighs have gotten thicker.
35:16Standing work that meets the needs of the elderly.
35:20I work three times a week for about six hours and earn about 60,000 yen a month.
35:38It's a life of about 200,000 yen a month, including pension, but I wonder if I was able to afford to live.
35:47I visited Ms. Masuyama's house.
35:52Excuse me.
35:54I haven't cleaned up at all.
35:56Ms. Masuyama, do you have a house?
35:59That's right. I only have a house.
36:02I'm renting the land, so I don't have to pay rent, but it takes a lot of money.
36:10Ms. Masuyama has lived in this house for a long time.
36:15Her father died when she was young, and she has lived with her mother for more than 40 years.
36:23Her mother, who is 90 years old, is unwell, and Ms. Masuyama is taking care of her.
36:30I'm trying to save money for my mother's funeral.
36:39The hardest thing for me is my family's food.
36:43I feel a lot of pressure from my parents.
36:47I think I can't live a normal life unless I get the same pension.
36:55This is Ms. Masuyama's monthly expenses.
36:59Her family's food and household necessities cost about 70,000 yen.
37:05The water heater costs about 13,000 yen.
37:09Telecommunications costs about 12,000 yen.
37:14The land price of the house is about 50,000 yen.
37:18The residential tax is about 9,000 yen.
37:21The total is about 154,000 yen.
37:26Of course, she can't afford to pay only 140,000 yen for the pension.
37:31She has 60,000 yen for a part-time job, and she is somehow surviving.
37:38What is Ms. Masuyama's life like now?
37:45I don't use the heating system in my room.
37:50First, she has to fold the clothes.
37:51Beautiful.
37:52Then, she has to sew.
37:53No mistakes.
37:54Is her work done?
37:55Oh, she still has her mail.
37:58Can she finish it without any mistakes?
38:00I want to teach her how to live a comfortable life.
38:05How about this?
38:06Taste it instead of sugar.
38:08It's delicious.
38:09I'm going.
38:10Do you want to take this?
38:11Yes.
38:12If you bite it, it's charged.
38:14Now, it's time for the Yamazaki Biscuit Luban campaign.
38:19Join us, everyone!
38:30Join us!
38:31Bye-bye!
38:34The wrinkles on my hands make me happy.
38:39Namu.
38:40Obutsudan no Hasegawa.
38:43The Obutsudan campaign is now on sale.
38:46Please contact Hasegawa for further information.
38:49Shinpai nai kara ne.
38:52Kimi no koto ni wa.
38:56Dareka ni hodoku.
38:59Uber Eats.
39:00Ashita ga kitto aru.
39:05I have a credit card, but I don't have a mail card.
39:08What a waste!
39:09Huh?
39:10I can get points, but I don't have an annual fee.
39:13What a waste!
39:14Oh!
39:15Let's make a mail card.
39:16Okay!
39:17We're in the middle of a campaign.
39:20Dad.
39:21Daughter.
39:22Make it for your friends.
39:24Raw soy sauce flavor.
39:25Pork cutlet stir-fried noodles.
39:26It's delicious, Dad.
39:27Good reputation.
39:29Dad.
39:30But it's a little complicated.
39:32Maruchan Seimen.
39:34If you use the KABU-AND app in your hometown, you can get KABU from KABU-AND.
39:39You can get a refund and get KABU.
39:41That's right.
39:42It's a great deal.
39:44You can get KABU.
39:45KABU-AND
39:49Nice to meet you. We're in the middle of a campaign.
39:52We're the Hanagaki family.
39:55We share the risk of cancer.
39:58We stay away from the pee of healthy people.
40:01We go to the pee of people with cancer.
40:04The risk of cancer.
40:05Do you know?
40:06Yes.
40:07We have a patent abroad.
40:09We'll find it.
40:11The risk of cancer.
40:13We found it in the early days.
40:14Centurion knows.
40:16We just send urine from home.
40:20Do you know the winter math?
40:22Do you like beef?
40:23Do you like eggs?
40:24Do you like eggs?
40:25Do you like eggs?
40:28What is that?
40:30Do you like Tsukiyama beef?
40:32Do you like Tsukiyama beef?
40:34She can't live on her 140,000 yen salary.
40:38She has 60,000 yen for a part-time job.
40:41She's trying to make ends meet.
40:44The noodles don't get that bad.
40:47So I buy it at a reasonable price.
40:51To save money, she checks the information on sales.
40:5790 yen.
40:58Eggs are 90 yen.
41:00If I buy more than 2,000 yen, I can buy a bag of eggs at that price.
41:06I bought it a week ago.
41:11And...
41:13I don't take off my jacket after I get home.
41:18I don't use an air-conditioner in my room.
41:22So I don't change my clothes outside.
41:25You mean you don't change your clothes.
41:26That's right.
41:28In this cold season, she spends most of her time at home in her jacket.
41:34She saves on electricity bills.
41:37Meanwhile, the government decided to pay 30,000 yen for low-income families.
41:47Ms. Masuyama says...
41:50I think it's like giving water to a burning stone.
41:52It's not about giving money.
41:55It's about making money.
42:00I'd like to ask if there's another way to do it.
42:04It's like a consolation.
42:06I'm thinking about paying 30,000 yen for low-income families.
42:13If you're in a good mood, you'll be able to get help.
42:19It's important to support low-income families.
42:22But it's hard to support middle-income families.
42:24If you're going to do it, you need to support low-income families.
42:30What I'm looking at after the 1.78 million yen wall is...
42:33It's not just about paying for low-income families.
42:35It's about making money for low-income families.
42:37It's about making money for low-income families.
42:39It's about making money for low-income families.
42:41It's about making money for low-income families.
42:43It's about making money for low-income families.
42:45I don't want to be in a position to say,
42:47It's hard to pay 30,000 yen now, so I'll give you 30,000 yen.
42:50But I don't know if I'll give you 30,000 yen in the future.
42:52They won't spend it.
42:54As Mr. Shigeyoshi said,
42:56Since the payment for low-income families has increased by 1.7 times,
42:58It's natural to expect that 1.3 million yen will be 1.78 million yen.
43:05If it's a policy that doesn't reach that, I think it's better not to do it.
43:10So what the government is saying is, let's put it on the rise.
43:15When it comes to the Hikaze generation, 60 to 70% of the population is 65 years old.
43:22The Hikaze generation is a group of people who are over 65 years old and have 74.7% of the population.
43:26That's right.
43:27Those 65-year-olds actually have wealth.
43:31They have financial assets.
43:33The government has already stopped it.
43:35The government has already stopped it.
43:37It may be because there is no income.
43:39But there are people who have wealth.
43:41I think it should be investigated properly.
43:45In addition to this, there is talk of giving 20,000 yen per child to the child-raising generation.
43:50There is also talk of giving a bonus.
43:52There is an appeal to support the child-raising generation.
43:56But the child-raising generation is working.
43:59I don't think the child-raising generation has a large proportion of the population.
44:03In the end, I wonder if only the older generation is watching.
44:08I think there is a long-term policy, not a one-time salary.
44:13After this, Mr. Izumi pointed out why the lives of the people are not enriched.
44:21From now on, we will report with the support of the sponsor you see.
44:27Drinking too much, stress, and irregular eating habits cause liver failure.
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44:53Harasawa Pharmaceutical
44:57We will continue to protect the safety of winter roads in this country more than anyone else.
45:05Expressive performance reaches 120%.
45:07Burizak.
45:08Burizak for SUV.
45:12Speaking of winter bizarre.
45:14Crab rice.
45:16Crab rice with Venezuelan crab and Omaru shrimp sauce.
45:21Thick crab rice.
45:27Scratch.
45:28Make it red.
45:29No, make it blue.
45:30Why is it blue?
45:32Don't understand.
45:34Blue, blue, blue.
45:36If you wash it with a blue screen, you can hit it.
45:39I hit it.
45:40Scratch lottery.
45:42Merukari.
45:43If it's a gap part-time job, Merukari, hello. Merukari, hello.
45:47Hello, hello, hello, hello.
45:49Hello, everyone's gap part-time job.
45:51Hello, everyone's gap part-time job.
45:53Merukari, hello.
45:55In the middle of the campaign.
45:57This is an app for Satoful.
45:59Wow, there are so many.
46:02Beef tongue.
46:06Scallop.
46:07Let me do it.
46:08If you want to start a hometown farm, go to Satoful.
46:12Why are you so fat?
46:18Because.
46:19Because I'm fat.
46:21Impressed.
46:22Because I'm fat.
46:23Impressed.
46:24I'm fat.
46:25Impressed.
46:31The time has come for Japan to surprise the world again.
46:35The time has come to excite.
46:38It's time for Crown.
46:41Crown.
46:48Four crowns.
46:49To the world.
46:53Crown Sports.
46:54Crown Sports.
46:57I think there are long-term support measures.
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49:48At first, consultation.
49:56This is not just the fuel efficient brand.
49:58This is not just the fuel efficient individual product.
50:00Got to be everyone's strong fan.
50:02With Subaru's first strong hybrid.
50:04New Cross Trek has debuted.
50:11What are you driving, me?
50:14Do you give chase race?
50:16It's just cash with it.
50:17No, I don't want to!
50:20Your shop will be air-paid cashless.
50:22Recruit!
50:24Do you know the winter math?
50:26What?
50:27The formula of the winter is...
50:29...equal to...
50:33What's that?
50:35The formula of the winter is...
50:37...equal to...
50:40When you're tough,
50:42when you can't be strong,
50:45and when you feel free,
50:47all the time will be on your side.
50:50G-SHOCK.
50:51Oh, no.
50:52Cashier.
50:55Do you need to replenish your products in a hurry?
50:57If you have LINE WORKS,
50:58you can solve the problem quickly with the deal.
51:01If you connect with the deals around the company,
51:03your work will go even better.
51:05Good office work!
51:06Let's start LINE WORKS for free!
51:09Yakiniku King!
51:10You don't know about all-you-can-eat?
51:12Anyway, it's amazing!
51:14More than anything, the meat is delicious!
51:16There are plenty of menus!
51:18That's why this movie...
51:19...creates the common sense of all-you-can-eat.
51:21Yakiniku is free!
51:25This will be the last Dr. X.
51:28It's a work I'll never forget.
51:30I'd be happy if you could see it on a big screen.
51:34The movie version of Dr. X.
51:36Final.
51:37I won't fail.
51:39Full Navi Travel.
51:41Let's go to my hometown.
51:42Make a donation where you want to go.
51:45You can stay. You can eat.
51:47It's a free point.
51:49Full Navi Travel.
51:51Let's go to my hometown.
51:52Up to 50% off!
51:54I want to think about Japan
51:57when I get my tax return.
51:59I have my own way of thinking.
52:01It's a unique way of thinking.
52:03It's a unique way of thinking.
52:05I'm afraid to get rid of it.
52:08I'm afraid.
52:10I have to follow the tradition.
52:12I have to follow the tradition.
52:14I have to follow the tradition.
52:16I have to follow the tradition.
52:18I'm so nervous.
52:21In Edo,
52:23there are four people per four houses.
52:28There are four people per four houses.
52:30If it goes up to five or five people, it will happen at once.
52:35Is that going to be a long story?
52:36It won't be long. This is the end.
52:38Oh, I see.
52:39It's time.
52:40That's it.
52:41Thank you very much.
52:42Thank you very much.
52:44Excuse me.
53:00Answer to social issues. SoftBank
53:30Infinity Nikki
53:34Miyagi rice
53:35Thank you for the meal.
53:37Rice that goes well with anything.
53:38Rice that is perfect for sushi.
53:40Glossy rice.
53:42Rice that can be eaten with only rice.
53:44It's really delicious.
53:45Don't take it.
53:46Open your appetite. Miyagi rice campaign.
53:49Platinum Family 2-hour special.
53:51At 7 p.m. on the 10th.
53:54Scratch!
53:55In front of blood.
53:56Make it red.
53:57No, make it blue.
53:58Why is it blue?
53:59Make it blue.
54:00Don't make it red.
54:02Blue, blue, blue.
54:03If you wash it with a blue screen, you'll get it right.
54:06I got it right.
54:07Scratch lottery.
54:09Luban House.
54:10Zaku Goro Luban
54:12Is it possible?
54:13It's a shame.
54:14Let's get ready.
54:15Luban that permeates the heart and body.
54:17Get ready.
54:18Now, in Luban.
54:20Yamazaki Biscuit Luban.
54:22In the campaign.
54:24Rakuten Christmas
54:26Now, prepare for Christmas at Rakuten.
54:28The classic cake.
54:30Luban's toys.
54:31That and this.
54:32Leave it all to Rakuten.
54:35Search for Rakuten Christmas.
54:37Rakuten Mobile is a bargain.
54:39Japan is once again.
54:41The time has come to surprise the world.
54:43It's time for Crown.
54:49Crown Sports
54:52Crown Sports
54:54Now, it's started.
54:56I'm sure tomorrow will be a good day.