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00:00I really want to meet the people I'm going to meet this year.
00:06Who? Who? Who?
00:08Can I say it?
00:10It's not 1st or 2nd.
00:12The first person I want to meet is...
00:14You.
00:16Why are you laughing?
00:18I want to meet you again.
00:22This is the first episode of this year.
00:24Yes, it is.
00:28Nice to meet you.
00:30You look very motivated.
00:32I'm full of motivation.
00:34Do you have a goal for this year?
00:38Yes, I do.
00:40It's my birthday in two days.
00:42I'm 59 years old.
00:44It's been a year since I was born.
00:46Finally.
00:48It's been a year.
00:50I've been thinking about what I want to do.
00:54I want to meet the people I want to meet.
00:58I see.
01:00I want to meet the people I'm going to meet this year.
01:04Who? Who? Who?
01:06Can I say it?
01:08It's not 1st or 2nd.
01:10The first person I want to meet is...
01:12You.
01:14Why are you laughing?
01:16I want to meet you again.
01:18You ate my soba.
01:20I want to meet you again.
01:22I want to meet you again.
01:24But Yoshioka-san has been casted.
01:26It's hard to meet her.
01:28And...
01:30I want you to come again.
01:32I want to meet Yumin-san this year.
01:36I'm going to a concert in February.
01:40Yumin-san.
01:42I have a concert in Naiba.
01:44Every year.
01:46The person I want to meet is...
01:48Kuwata-san of Sazan.
01:50I see.
01:52I want to meet her.
01:54I don't care who it is.
01:56It would be great if I could meet all of them.
01:58I want you to come.
02:00I don't know.
02:02I think some people don't like me.
02:04You're lucky.
02:06You're lucky.
02:08Don't say I'm lucky.
02:10I don't think so.
02:12Why do you all agree when I want you to deny it?
02:16It's strange.
02:18I see.
02:20I can't help it.
02:22Do you have a goal for this year?
02:24My goal for this year?
02:26I want to meet Kuwata-san.
02:28I met Yumin, so I want to meet Kuwata-san.
02:30That's our common goal.
02:32We've been together since we were young.
02:34I made my father's song once.
02:38Your father's song?
02:40My father's song.
02:42I made the lyrics of Shigeo Nagashima's song.
02:46What was it?
02:48Eikou no Otoko.
02:50Eikou no Otoko.
02:52I think Kuwata-san loves Giants.
02:54I see.
02:56I heard he's your father's fan.
02:58Eikou no Otoko no Kodomo.
03:00Eikou no Otoko no Kodomo.
03:02Eikou no Otoko no Kodomo.
03:04Obochama.
03:06Bakamusuko.
03:08Stop it.
03:10How long can I be called Bakamusuko?
03:12Until you die.
03:14Why?
03:16We can't help it.
03:18Eikou no Otoko?
03:20Sabu is good.
03:22Was there such a system?
03:24Sabu changed this year.
03:26Finally Sabu.
03:28This is probably about my father.
03:32The intro is cool.
03:34It's summer.
03:36It's a boy.
03:44Cool.
03:56It's a boy.
04:14It's a boy.
04:16It's a word of retirement.
04:26Thank you very much.
04:28Cool.
04:30When I heard this song,
04:32I was thrilled.
04:36Kuwata-san made my father's song.
04:38That's amazing.
04:40I thought so.
04:42I didn't know that.
04:44No one makes a song for my father.
04:46Why are you laughing?
04:48I'm not laughing.
04:50I'm sorry.
04:52I brought Beatles.
04:56I want to see Kuwata-san.
04:58I'm going on a tour this year.
05:00That's right.
05:02Last summer was over.
05:04I went to see it.
05:06Really?
05:08It was the last summer festival.
05:10I wanted to see the Beatles.
05:12I've never been there.
05:14It was amazing.
05:16I felt like I was looking at a legendary creature.
05:22I went to the concert of Koji Tamaki last year.
05:26It was great.
05:28That's amazing.
05:30His voice is extraordinary.
05:32He said he was the best singer.
05:36There was almost no talk.
05:38Only singing.
05:40Only singing.
05:42It was so cool.
05:46Chisako, if you have a chance,
05:48I want you to go there.
05:50There is a chorus and a band behind you.
05:54You will introduce them.
05:56Do you introduce them?
05:58I don't do that.
06:00Because there are many.
06:02They are like a zoo.
06:04Never mind.
06:06You introduce them.
06:08For example, guitar or drums.
06:10Introduce the members.
06:12After that,
06:14you say,
06:18I'm the vocalist,
06:20Yoshizumi Ishihara.
06:22You say it in a very surprised tone.
06:24The audience claps.
06:26After that,
06:28you do this.
06:34Is it a proof?
06:36You do it one by one.
06:38Really?
06:40It's not a joke.
06:42It's very impressive.
06:44I don't understand.
06:46It's cool.
06:48You do it one by one.
06:50You don't say anything.
06:52You connect with your heart.
06:56Takahashi Ida.
07:04Takahashi Ida.
07:08I can't do it here.
07:10Let him do it.
07:12I can't do it here.
07:14I can't do it unless it's Tamaki-san.
07:16It's the atmosphere of the concert.
07:18It's the atmosphere of the concert.
07:20I liked it very much.
07:22Even if I don't say anything,
07:24they have a distance.
07:26It's connected with music.
07:28It's connected with music.
07:30I can't do it here.
07:32Today we have a special guest.
07:34Today we have a special guest.
07:36This person.
07:38This person.
07:40This person.
07:42Hello.
07:44Hello.
07:46Hello.
07:48Hello.
07:50Hello.
07:52Hello.
07:54Hello.
07:56How do you feel about joining us?
07:58It's the first time.
08:00I watch your family's TV show.
08:02I watch your family's TV show.
08:04I watch your family's TV show.
08:08How many years ago did you join us?
08:10How many years ago did you join us?
08:12I looked it up.
08:14I was just getting married.
08:16I was just getting married.
08:18It was April 1999.
08:20It was April 1999.
08:2225 years ago.
08:2425 years ago.
08:26I was a TV drama actor.
08:28I was a TV drama actor.
08:30As an actor?
08:32And you two were doctors?
08:34And you two were doctors?
08:36We were doctors.
08:38We were doctors.
08:40We were doctors.
08:42We have only memories.
08:44We have only memories.
08:46Before Yamato Nadeshiko?
08:48Before Yamato Nadeshiko?
08:50How was Mr.Kazushige as an actor?
08:52How was Mr.Kazushige as an actor?
08:54He was just like this.
08:56He was just like this.
08:58He was just like this.
09:00He was just like this.
09:04He wasn't fit to be an actor.
09:08That was great.
09:10That was great.
09:12I tried to act like an actor.
09:14I tried to act like an actor.
09:16Only the atmosphere?
09:18Only the atmosphere?
09:20I was with Mr.Tsutsumi for 4 months.
09:22I was with Mr.Tsutsumi for 4 months.
09:24I've been studying a lot, and it's only been two years since I quit being a professional actor.
09:30That's right.
09:31Because I've been in this world since 1997.
09:33And it's 1999 now.
09:35I still use the same words Tsutsumi-san used in the drama,
09:40when he was exchanging active opinions with the director.
09:50Tsutsumi-san said this to the director.
09:53You know, when the director says,
09:57sit here, you stand there, etc.
10:01I think Tsutsumi-san didn't like Tsutsumi-san's way of acting.
10:07I think Tsutsumi-san didn't like Tsutsumi-san's way of acting.
10:11Tsutsumi-san said,
10:13acting is about distance.
10:16I still remember that.
10:18He said, acting is about distance.
10:20I still use the same words Tsutsumi-san used in the drama.
10:25When I was exchanging opinions with the director,
10:28he said, talking is about distance.
10:32I've never heard that.
10:34I thought everyone would agree with that.
10:38I've been saying that for 25 years.
10:41Tsutsumi-san, do you remember telling the director that acting is about distance?
10:47I don't remember at all.
10:49I was in my 20s or 30s.
10:54You were in your 30s.
10:56I was in my 30s.
10:57I thought you were cheeky.
10:59I wasn't cheeky at all.
11:01I've learned a lot from that.
11:05What impressed me the most was that
11:07Tsutsumi-san practiced a lot from the stage.
11:11I don't know about the stage, but he practiced for a month.
11:15There is no such thing as drama.
11:17Even if there was a book reading practice, he didn't do that.
11:21For example, he did a test, a run-through, and a last test.
11:25I still remember him saying, is it okay to go to the real thing?
11:29I didn't do much TV.
11:31You were more focused on the stage.
11:33I was more focused on the stage.
11:35I didn't want to do much video.
11:39It's a strange story.
11:41It's a story about a couple, a lover, and a family.
11:47I couldn't do that.
11:49I couldn't do that.
11:51If it was a stage, I had to practice for a month.
11:54I could do it in the middle of the stage.
11:56Depending on the camera,
12:01there are times when the distance is this long.
12:03There are times when the distance is this long.
12:05I see.
12:07That's the effect of the video.
12:10Now I understand why the director asked me to do that.
12:14At that time, I couldn't do that in a place like this.
12:18I couldn't do that on a stage.
12:20I think that's why he said that.
12:22I see.
12:24I often say this when I'm on a variety show.
12:26I couldn't do that on a stage.
12:28That's enough.
12:30I've never done it on a stage.
12:32I've never done it on a stage.
12:34I've never done it on a stage.
12:36I've never done it on a stage.
12:38I keep saying that I've never done it on a stage.
12:40I keep saying that I've never done it on a stage.
12:42I've never done it on a stage.
12:46I think that's why I said that.
12:48I see.
12:50I think that's why I said that.
12:52We often talked about that.
12:54We often talked about that.
12:56There was a scene where the two of us box.
12:58I see.
13:00Doctors.
13:02I was doing martial arts.
13:04I was like, come on, let's do this.
13:06And he punched me.
13:08That's how it started.
13:10I think it was the 10th floor.
13:12Somewhere on the 2nd floor.
13:14I don't remember the place at all.
13:16I remember.
13:18I was like, oh, it's Tsutsumi-san.
13:20Why are you fighting when you have different bodies?
13:24I didn't understand why it was boxing
13:26even though he was huge.
13:28But I think Tsutsumi-san did.
13:30Even though he was a doctor,
13:32he did something like a fight.
13:34I've been thinking about it.
13:36I see.
13:40By the way, what about Yoshizumi-san and Tsutsumi-san?
13:42It was a long time ago.
13:44Do you remember?
13:46I remember.
13:48When I first performed on stage,
13:50I was really young.
13:52I was about 25 years old.
13:54I remember.
13:56I played the role of an old man.
13:58I had an audition at that time.
14:00I played the role of Macbeth,
14:02who carried the dead bodies
14:04and the witches
14:06like Kuroko.
14:10Macbeth.
14:12I don't remember.
14:14I remember.
14:16After that,
14:18I was on stage a lot.
14:20Tsutsumi-san was on stage a lot.
14:22I was on stage a lot.
14:24I was on stage a lot.
14:26I was on stage a lot.
14:28No, no, no.
14:30We're on different fields.
14:32You mean I'm not good enough
14:34to be Yoshizumi's actor, right?
14:36But it's a good memory.
14:38You still remember, right?
14:40There was a Osaka performance.
14:42It was in Kyoto.
14:44I remember Yoshizumi-san
14:46was right next to me
14:48while I was drinking.
14:50You were really young.
14:52Yoshizumi-san was young.
14:54I was young, too.
14:56At that time,
14:58did you have a heated conversation?
15:00No, Yoshizumi-san was like this.
15:02He was cheerful.
15:04He's still the same.
15:06It was Emori-san.
15:08Emori Toru-san.
15:10He was on stage a little while ago.
15:12Every day,
15:14Emori-san played a different role.
15:16He did this,
15:18he did that.
15:20Every day,
15:22I watched him.
15:24It was the second time.
15:26I remember watching him.
15:28Tsutsumi-san, you remember, too.
15:30Of course I remember.
15:32It's almost the first time.
15:34I'm a baby of a baby.
15:36But after that,
15:38he did a lot of things.
15:40He's Yamato Nadeshiko.
15:42Yamato Nadeshiko.
15:44I'm encouraged
15:46to see people
15:48who used to work with him
15:50get well and keep working.
15:52You have a deep connection
15:54with Kazushige-san and Yoshizumi-san.
15:56Let's welcome Tsutsumi-san
15:58to this program,
16:00Don't Guess the Price of a Million Yen.
16:08We will show you 8 kinds of daily necessities.
16:10One of them is
16:12a high-priced item that costs
16:14more than a million yen.
16:16Please take a look at it.
16:18Here are 8 kinds of items.
16:20What?
16:22What's wrong with this sound?
16:24It's like a CRC-556.
16:26It's a tire.
16:28It's all-purpose.
16:30It's easy to use.
16:32Tsutsumi-san, where are you from?
16:34I'm from Nishinomiya, Hyogo.
16:36Nishinomiya-90.
16:38It's close to Koshien-90.
16:40It's close to Koshien-90.
16:42He's from Kansai.
16:44Let's start with the first one.
16:46No.1
16:48Is this Tsutsumi-san's?
16:50Don't make fun of me!
16:52I'm not Tsutsumi-san!
16:54Stop it!
16:58Tsutsumi-san,
17:00you don't have this kind of item in Osaka, do you?
17:02It's my first time to see this kind of item.
17:06It's Tsutsumi.
17:08Tsutsumi.
17:10I don't know.
17:12I don't know what it is.
17:14Let's move on to No.2.
17:16It's a brush.
17:18I don't know what it is.
17:26Let's move on to No.3.
17:28Do you know what it is?
17:30It's an ice cream spoon.
17:32It's an ice cream spoon.
17:34Let's move on to No.4.
17:36It's a land cell.
17:38What?
17:46Let's move on to No.5.
17:48Isn't it black?
17:50It's a telescope.
17:54It looks expensive.
18:00Let's move on to No.6.
18:02It's a pair of glasses.
18:06John Lennon?
18:08It's not John Lennon.
18:16Let's move on to No.7.
18:18It's a wooden sword.
18:20What?
18:32Let's move on to No.8.
18:34It's a bowl.
18:36It's a bowl.
18:38It's a bowl.
18:40It's a bowl.
18:42It's a bowl.
18:44That's not good.
18:48Please keep 1 million yen.
18:50Please keep 1 million yen.
18:52Can I know your first impression?
18:54Can I know your first impression?
18:56Can I know what we confuse on giving 1 million yen?
18:58Can I know what we confuse on giving 1 million yen?
19:00Can I know what we confuse on giving 1 million yen?
19:02One, two!
19:04Sutime?
19:06Manekyou.
19:08Chisatoshi?
19:10Kawasaki Sumiyoshi?
19:12The premise is that if it's black, it's not strange even if it's white.
19:19Oh, I see.
19:20If it's black.
19:21The leather.
19:22I can't touch it yet, so I don't know.
19:24You can't touch it yet.
19:25Tsutsumi-san, why did you choose this one?
19:27I have the image that musical instruments are expensive.
19:30Yes, yes.
19:31It's a musical instrument.
19:33Tsutsumi-san, what do you think?
19:34The appearance.
19:35The appearance.
19:36It's shiny.
19:37It's shiny.
19:38I see.
19:39I really don't know.
19:40It's beautiful.
19:41If you have any questions about the product, we will answer them as much as possible.
19:44Okay.
19:45We will not answer direct questions.
19:48I would be angry if it was an ice cream spoon.
19:53Chisako-san is touching it.
19:55It's an ice cream spoon.
19:57How many grams is it?
19:58This one?
20:00It's pure gold.
20:01What does it say?
20:02I wonder.
20:03But this is gold.
20:05If it's gold, the price is high, right?
20:08It's very high.
20:09It's the number of grams of gold.
20:10What does it say?
20:11The number is 18.
20:1218 grams.
20:13It's not pure gold.
20:14It's an ice cream spoon.
20:15If it's 24 grams, it will bend.
20:17That's why it's 18 grams.
20:18It's a spoon made of gold with high thermal conductivity to enhance the taste.
20:25Is it a bag?
20:26What is the price after 1 million yen?
20:28The price after 1 million yen is 770,000 yen.
20:33You shouldn't touch musical instruments.
20:36Tsutsumi-san, you can touch it.
20:37Can I?
20:38What's more, it's special.
20:41Can I hit it?
20:42You can hit it.
20:44It's not 1 million yen.
20:47Tsutsumi is made by many craftsmen, such as taiko craftsmen, urushi-nuri craftsmen, and makie craftsmen, for several months to half a year.
20:57It's amazing.
20:59Traditional craftsmanship is amazing.
21:02It's made of horse skin, and the copper is made of makie.
21:07Chisako, what are you doing?
21:09I'm making glasses.
21:10Glasses.
21:11These glasses are...
21:13It's beautiful.
21:14These are vintage glasses made by an American brand in the 1920s.
21:22What's this?
21:23I don't see it.
21:24This is not a normal mangekyo.
21:27Tsutsumi-san is looking at mangekyo.
21:31This is not a normal mangekyo.
21:36There is a mangekyo worth more than 1 million yen.
21:42Do you know what it is?
21:49This is not a normal mangekyo.
21:52Tsutsumi-san is looking at mangekyo.
21:56This is not a normal mangekyo.
21:59What's going on?
22:01Look at this.
22:03There is a pattern.
22:05The paper inside is moving.
22:08It looks like it's in a liquid.
22:11It's very beautiful.
22:12Excuse me.
22:13Please don't hit me with a wooden sword.
22:15I'll be punished with a wooden sword.
22:17It's common for amateurs.
22:19It's true.
22:20It's totally different, isn't it?
22:23Mangekyo is made by several craftsmen for two months.
22:27It's a technique to use a lot of gold powder.
22:32This mangekyo is beautiful.
22:37Look at the inside.
22:40It's beautiful.
22:42It's moving.
22:44Tsutsumi-san is looking at a land cell.
22:51It was made by a bag craftsman.
22:55The main material is aizome.
23:00It's a traditional hand-made mangekyo.
23:03Tsutsumi, please explain this to me.
23:07It's a traditional hand-made mangekyo.
23:09It's a technique to use a lot of gold powder.
23:18It's been six months.
23:20What kind of festival is this?
23:23This is a matcha bowl that Mr. Kazushige has now.
23:30It was made by a craftsman.
23:32It's a matcha bowl made by Shinemon Aritayaki about 40 years ago.
23:3840 years ago?
23:39Shinemon?
23:40I don't even know what a wooden sword is.
23:41A wooden sword...
23:42But that doesn't make a wooden sword a million yen, does it?
23:45This is a very light wooden sword.
23:48The wooden sword is made of Hokkaido wood, which is very durable and highly rated in the world.
23:56Tsutsumi-san, I heard that you were hit by a sword a lot in this movie.
24:01I was hit by a sword.
24:02My back hurts.
24:04I wonder if I can do it again.
24:06Because I'm old.
24:07Did you practice a lot?
24:10In the first place, there were only a few moves in the movie.
24:16While I was shooting in Kyoto,
24:20Yo-chan Oizumi said he wanted to see a confrontation between me and Yo-chan.
24:25At that time, there were more and more scenes like that.
24:31I wish I had ridden a horse and watched it all the time.
24:34Did you get off the horse and fight?
24:36I haven't explained the brush yet.
24:38I'm using a horse hair that is hard and has a waist.
24:42It's a brush with a hard brush and a strong line.
24:48Who will go first?
24:50How do you decide?
24:51Let's play rock-paper-scissors.
24:54Rock-paper-scissors.
24:57It's a tie.
24:59Rock-paper-scissors.
25:02Shige-san is in the lead.
25:04It's a tie.
25:05Shige-san, Tsutsumi-san, Tsutako-san.
25:09Shige-san, please choose the one you think is less than 1 million yen.
25:14I won't do it, so I'll go.
25:16I won't do it, so I'll go.
25:23Let's go.
25:25I hope it's 1 million yen.
25:26Shige-san.
25:27I heard the sound, so I don't think it's 1 million yen.
25:31It's cheaper than Ochiai-san's bat.
25:34It's cheaper than Ochiai-san's bat.
25:35Ochiai-san's bat makes a sound.
25:38It makes a sound.
25:41How much is Ochiai-san's bat?
25:43The price?
25:45I don't know. I've never bought a bat.
25:48But Ochiai-san's bat is the best quality bat in Japan.
25:55Ochiai-san doesn't have a bat, so he only makes 3 or 4 bats a year.
25:59He usually makes 10 bats a month.
26:01I usually make about 60 bats a month.
26:03Because I often have a bat.
26:04Because I often have a bat.
26:05Because I often have a bat.
26:07Ochiai-san doesn't have a bat, so he only makes 3 or 4 bats a year.
26:11I heard that Ochiai-san's bat is a life-saving bat.
26:14I heard that Ochiai-san's bat is a life-saving bat.
26:15I heard that Ochiai-san's bat is a life-saving bat.
26:17I told him to bring a bat, because I used to have a bat.
26:20He said, Ochiai-san, it's not a broken bat.
26:22I told him, it's a life-saving bat.
26:25I brought a bat from the Waiting Box.
26:27I usually use a broken bat.
26:30But Ochiai-san's bat is a life-saving bat.
26:32Do you like it, Shige-san?
26:33Of course, I've been watching it for a long time.
26:37This is 3,400 yen.
26:39This is 3,400 yen.
26:40Then, Shige-san, please make a declaration.
26:43No. 7 bat is absolutely not 1 million yen.
26:58Correct!
27:01Moreover, Shige-san said it was cheap.
27:05Yes, 3,800 yen.
27:07It's 4,950 yen.
27:10It's close.
27:11It's close.
27:12It's really cheap.
27:14It's 3,800 yen in total.
27:17Tsutsumi-san, please make a declaration.
27:19This is it.
27:20It's not 100 yen.
27:21I heard it's a horse.
27:23It's not 100 yen.
27:24I saw a documentary about a mouse.
27:28I went to China to find the best mouse.
27:33But I couldn't find it.
27:36You couldn't find it.
27:38It's not cheap.
27:41Then, please make a declaration.
27:45No. 2 bat is absolutely not 1 million yen.
27:54Correct!
28:00Correct!
28:02It was close.
28:05It was close.
28:07Tsutsumi-san, how much do you think it is?
28:10I think it's 5,000 to 6,000 yen.
28:12Actually, it's 4,400 yen.
28:15It's close.
28:17Everyone is amazing.
28:20Next is Yoshizumi-san.
28:25By the way, the ice cream spoon is carefully made by the craftsman.
28:31It's 18 gold.
28:32It's 18 gold.
28:34It's far.
28:36This is it.
28:38Yoshizumi-san, why do you think it's different from No. 3 ice cream spoon?
28:46Gold is the weight.
28:481 gram is 15,000 yen at the end of the year.
28:51It's 24 gold.
28:5318 gold is lower.
28:55Then, it's about 120,000 yen.
28:57Even if it's 30 grams, it's 360,000 yen.
29:00Even if it's processed, it's 500,000 yen.
29:03Yoshizumi-san, please make a declaration.
29:05No. 3 ice cream spoon is absolutely not 1 million yen.
29:09How is it?
29:19Correct.
29:24Yoshizumi-san, how much did you say it was?
29:26250,000 yen.
29:28300,000 yen.
29:30It's 380,000 yen.
29:32It's amazing.
29:3318 gold is expensive.
29:35No. 30 ice cream spoon is here.
29:37Do you eat ice cream with 380,000 yen?
29:44It's 100 yen.
29:47By the way, I'll explain about these glasses again.
29:50These are vintage glasses made by a glasses brand in the 1920s.
29:55The material of the frame is 14-gold solid gold.
30:0114 gold?
30:03These are vintage glasses made by a glasses brand in the 1920s.
30:09Chisako-chan, please say it.
30:11Which one do you choose?
30:13This one or this one.
30:15This is scary.
30:17This is scary.
30:19I think this is definitely different.
30:21This is made by Kazuyuki Itoda.
30:26I quit.
30:27I'll choose this one.
30:29This is made by several craftsmen in two months.
30:33This is made by several craftsmen in two months.
30:40Grass flowers and butterflies are drawn on the surface.
30:44This is beautiful.
30:48Please stop whispering.
30:51Did you see it?
30:53It's beautiful, isn't it?
30:54It's like a miniature.
30:56Please put a miniature in it.
30:58It was beautiful.
31:00Chisako-chan, there were 100 glasses made by a glasses brand in the past.
31:04This is the one I made.
31:06Did you make it?
31:08I don't know.
31:10Don't blame me.
31:12It's okay. I'll choose this one.
31:20Chisako-chan, why do you think the number 5 is not 1 million yen?
31:24The number 5 is not 1 million yen.
31:29Chisako-chan, there were 100 glasses made by a glasses brand in the past.
31:33This is the one I made.
31:35Did you make it?
31:37I don't know.
31:39Don't blame me.
31:41It's okay. I'll choose this one.
31:46It's okay. I'll choose this one.
31:48The number 5 was broken.
31:50The number 5 is not 1 million yen.
31:52That's right.
31:56The number 5 is not 1 million yen.
32:00Chisako-chan, why do you think the number 1 is not 1 million yen?
32:02The number 5 was broken.
32:07I think it's okay to touch it.
32:09I think it's okay to touch it.
32:11I think it's not expensive.
32:13I understand.
32:15Please announce the answer.
32:17The number 1 is not 1 million yen.
32:23How about this?
32:31That's right.
32:35Thank you very much.
32:36Chisako-chan, how much do you think the number 1 is?
32:39The number 1 is not 1 million yen.
32:41The number 1 is not 1 million yen.
32:43It's a little expensive.
32:47Let's move on to the second round.
32:49What's left?
32:51There are 4 glasses.
32:53If I cut through this, I think someone will win.
32:56I think there are about 1 million people who are expecting it.
32:58If you cut through this, you will win.
33:00I think it's okay.
33:02I think it's okay.
33:07Vintage glasses made by hand in the 1920s.
33:12The frame material is 14K.
33:15Solid gold.
33:17I don't think it's 1 million yen.
33:19Why do you think the number 6 is not 1 million yen?
33:23I think it's 14K.
33:25I can tell by the number of grams.
33:27I think it's expensive.
33:31But I don't think it's 1 million yen.
33:34I'm afraid of other glasses.
33:36I'm afraid of other glasses.
33:40I think this is safe.
33:42Please make a declaration.
33:44The number 6 is definitely not 1 million yen.
34:04Please don't bet.
34:08Is this 1 million yen?
34:10I think it's more than 1 million yen.
34:13It's 2.75 million yen.
34:16Is this vintage?
34:18What does that mean?
34:19It's a glass made in the 1920s.
34:23Is this a glass made in the 1920s?
34:25I've said it many times.
34:26I think it's vintage.
34:28I've said it about 5 times.
34:31It's a glass made in the 1920s.
34:33It's an American glass.
34:35Denim in the 1940s is 1.5 million yen.
34:39This is definitely more than 2 million yen.
34:42So, Kazushige, I'm sorry.
34:47I'm like a man who doesn't know the value.
34:53I'm a bad actor.
34:55You're good at this.
34:57Don't worry.
34:59I'll give you another chance.
35:01Really?
35:02By the way, how much is this?
35:04It's a land cell.
35:06It's expensive, isn't it?
35:07This is 500,000 yen.
35:12How can you give this to a child?
35:15I don't think it's used as an accessory.
35:19I think it's about 500,000 yen.
35:22It's a gift for foreigners.
35:25It's 660,000 yen.
35:28It's expensive.
35:29It's cheap.
35:31It's 770,000 yen.
35:35I didn't know that.
35:37That's crazy.
35:38It's been around for 40 years.
35:41I knew it was expensive, so I bought two of them.
35:46Here are the eight items you'll see.
35:50Be careful. It's dangerous.
35:53It's dangerous.
35:55Why do you bring only Japanese items?
35:59Why is there a camel?
36:01What is it?
36:03What is it?
36:04It's a sword.
36:08Let me introduce the items.
36:11No.1 is a pot.
36:14No.2 is a sword.
36:18Can you tell by looking at it?
36:20No.3 is a belt.
36:33No.4 is a butterfly.
36:36No.4 is a brooch.
36:41No.5 is a camera.
36:45No.6 is an obon.
36:51No.7 is a train model.
36:57No.8 is a tea set.
37:00A tea set?
37:02There is a tea set.
37:04There is a 1,000,000 yen item.
37:09Can I hear your first impression?
37:11I have no idea.
37:13It's difficult.
37:15Let's go.
37:161, 2, 3.
37:191, 2, 3.
37:23Mr.Kazushige chose a pot.
37:25Mr.Tsutsumi chose a sword.
37:28Mr.Yoshizumi chose a belt.
37:31Mr.Tsutsumi chose a pot.
37:33I don't know what is written on the sword.
37:36What is this?
37:38It looks expensive.
37:40Mr.Tsutsumi chose this.
37:43This is a sword.
37:45This sword was made in the middle of Muromachi period.
37:50This sword was made in Muromachi period.
37:57This is not a replica.
37:59Muromachi period?
38:02When was Muromachi period?
38:04800 years ago?
38:05900 years ago?
38:07It was before the war.
38:091,400 years ago.
38:11700 years ago.
38:13This pot is thin.
38:17This pot was made of brass.
38:22This pot was made of brass.
38:26Mr.Kazushige chose this pot.
38:29I don't know what is written on the pot.
38:31This pot was made by Inoue Manji.
38:33This pot was made by Inoue Manji.
38:35This pot was made by Inoue Manji.
38:37Mr.Tsutsumi chose this.
38:40What is this belt?
38:42This belt was made by Nishijinori.
38:47The artists made this belt by hand.
38:51This belt was made in Kyoto.
38:55What is this?
38:58This belt was made by Kitai Sayoko.
39:03It's a real woman.
39:05It uses its own technology of double-sided three-dimensional embroidery.
39:09It uses a thinner thread than the embroidery thread to make the details.
39:15It's Nikon, right? Why Nikon?
39:18Hasn't it changed?
39:20Nikon?
39:21Nikon is 100?
39:23It has the best imaging performance of Nikon, which even professional photographers love.
39:27I don't know about Nikon.
39:30The effective number of images is 45,710,000.
39:34Not only photos, but also videos can be taken.
39:39Mr. Tsutsumi, you have a camera as a hobby, right?
39:41It's not a hobby, but I have a Leica camera.
39:46It's very expensive.
39:48Is it that expensive?
39:49It's an old film camera.
39:53I bought it when I went to a Leica factory.
39:55Oh, it's a Leica.
39:57How much does it cost?
40:03The lens is more expensive.
40:06It costs about 50,000,000 yen.
40:10It's about 100,000,000 yen.
40:12Does it have a camera for 100,000,000 yen?
40:14But it's digital.
40:19I don't know about this.
40:21Mr. Tsutsumi, could you show us the camera?
40:26Oh, it has a cap.
40:31Could you take a picture of us?
40:36Three idiots.
40:39Please come and take a picture.
40:42Oh, it's heavy.
40:43What is this?
40:44This is probably an electric car.
40:47What does it say?
40:48It's an electric car model.
40:50It's a 1 in 80 scale HO gauge.
40:54Multiple craftsmen have been working on it for half a year.
40:58The material is brass.
41:00It's Toyoko-sen.
41:02It's Toyoko-sen.
41:05It's made of brass, so it's pretty heavy.
41:07It's an electric car model.
41:08I don't think it's worth 100,000,000 yen.
41:10I don't think it's worth 250,000,000 yen.
41:12I was poor, so I couldn't buy an electric car model.
41:16It's expensive.
41:17There's also a mini gauge.
41:19No, it's an N gauge.
41:20Oh, there's an N gauge.
41:22Now, this is an obon.
41:24It's not Kamakura-bori.
41:27This is an obon made of Miyajima-zaiku, a traditional craftsmanship that uses wood to create a natural atmosphere.
41:34It's a souvenir.
41:35Itsukushima Shrine is carved on it.
41:39This is amazing in terms of technology.
41:42The production of the obon is done by Akio Kokomatsu.
41:45The carving is done by Issei Otani.
41:47It's a collection of techniques of two traditional craftsmen from Miyajima-zaiku.
41:52Now, let's go.
41:54Let's go.
41:55Let's play rock-paper-scissors in order.
41:57Rock-paper-scissors.
42:02Shizumi Yoshizumi is first.
42:04Shige Kaji is second.
42:06Shizumi Shizumi is third.
42:07Shizumi Shizumi is third.
42:08Shizumi Shizumi is third.
42:09Shizumi Shizumi is third.
42:10Shizumi Yoshizumi is third.
42:11I don't think the extra weight is 1.25 taels.
42:15It's a set of 4 taels.
42:17So, it's not 1.25 taels.
42:18It's about 350,000 yen in total.
42:22But it's brass, so it's a little...
42:24This is it.
42:25I'll take this.
42:26Don't you have to take it?
42:27I'll leave it here.
42:29It's dangerous.
42:31I have the courage to take this.
42:33Now, Shizumi Yoshizumi.
42:34Why is the train model of No. 7 not 1 million yen?
42:38Because I like the train model.
42:40I often go to the model shop.
42:43One tael is expensive.
42:46It's brass, so it's about 70,000 yen.
42:484, 7, 28, 30...
42:50It's about 350,000 yen.
42:52Even so?
42:53No, I think it's pretty expensive.
42:55It's made of brass, so it's pretty heavy.
42:57Now, Shizumi Yoshizumi, please declare.
42:59The train model of No. 7 is definitely not 1 million yen.
43:02The train model of No. 7 is definitely not 1 million yen.
43:06How much is it?
43:12It's 1,500 yen.
43:15And Shizumi Yoshizumi, this price is...
43:18It's almost 379,500 yen.
43:21That's amazing.
43:24I was defeated.
43:26Shizumi Yoshizumi went without hesitation.
43:29I understand.
43:30It's not 1 million yen, is it?
43:31Please declare.
43:33The train model of No. 8 is definitely not 1 million yen.
43:46That's right.
43:49And this is the cheapest product this time.
43:52It's 4,700 yen.
43:55Next is Chisako.
43:57Will Chisako go without hesitation?
43:59Chisako chose a broach.
44:01What's the reason?
44:03I think it's a nice broach with a lot of hands,
44:07but I don't think it's worth 1 million yen.
44:10Now, please declare.
44:13The broach of No. 4 is definitely not 1 million yen.
44:17The broach of No. 4 is definitely not 1 million yen.
44:28It's 880,000 yen.
44:32Really?
44:34I thought you were going to give it to me.
44:37880,000 yen?
44:42The broach of No. 4 is definitely not 1 million yen.
44:46The broach of No. 4 is definitely not 1 million yen.
44:55That's right.
45:00However, the broach of No. 4 is 500,000 yen.
45:06The broach of No. 4 is that expensive?
45:08Tsutsumi's turn has come.
45:11Please put it down.
45:13I'll take it.
45:15It's expensive.
45:17It's expensive.
45:19The broach is expensive.
45:21Why do you think the broach of No. 4 is not 1 million yen?
45:26I don't know why, but it's a broach.
45:30I don't know why, but it's a broach.
45:32I don't know why, but it's a broach.
45:34It's true that it's a small amount of money.
45:37It's true that it's a small amount of money.
45:39Please declare.
45:41No. 6 is definitely not a million yen.
45:47Now, can he get it right?
45:56Correct!
45:57That's it! That's it!
46:02Tsuji-san, how much do you think it is?
46:06I think it's around 100,000 or 150,000 yen.
46:15It's 880,000 yen!
46:20Really?
46:22I thought it was a Starbucks.
46:25880,000 yen?
46:26That's crazy.
46:29Out of all of these, is there anything cheaper than 100,000 yen?
46:36There is something cheaper than 100,000 yen.
46:40There is?
46:42There is one thing that is cheap.
46:44What is this?
46:45That is...
46:46What does that question mean?
46:48It's a question.
46:49What was it?
46:51Inoue-manji, a pottery artist, was inspired by the Utsushio in Naruto Kaikyo.
46:55It took him 2-3 months to make it.
46:57The material is stone.
46:59Stone?
47:00He carved out a stone, crushed it, and mixed it.
47:03The hardness was just right.
47:04Who is Inoue-manji?
47:07Inoue-manji is a famous pottery artist.
47:10Tsutsumi-san, if you're a photographer, you should have brought this.
47:15I don't know what a camera is.
47:17It's a lens and a camera.
47:19A lens is a good lens.
47:22Is there a camera that costs 1,000,000 yen?
47:25There was a photographer, right?
47:27Don't ask the photographer.
47:30I really don't know.
47:32I don't know.
47:33But there are only 4.
47:35There are only 4?
47:371, 2, 3...
47:39If there is one left, Tsutsumi-san will...
47:42I don't know.
47:44Tsutsumi-san chose a camera. Why?
47:48It's probably expensive, but it's not that expensive.
47:52It's not that expensive.
47:54I don't know, but a camera like this...
47:58The lens might be expensive.
48:02Wait a minute.
48:03It's digital, so it's okay.
48:06The lens is more expensive than the digital camera.
48:10Then, Tsutsumi-san...
48:11Wait, wait, wait.
48:12He's a man who's about to appear.
48:14Please declare.
48:15The camera worth 50,000 yen is definitely not 1,000,000 yen.
48:24He's holding it.
48:25The train must have arrived.
48:26Take it off.
48:27Take it off.
48:29Correct!
48:31Amazing!
48:32He got it right!
48:33He got it right!
48:34Tsutsumi-san got it right.
48:36That camera...
48:38It's worth 750,000 yen.
48:40That's about right.
48:42Then, among these three, is there a camera worth less than 10,000 yen?
48:46There's a cheap one.
48:47Is it less than 10,000 yen?
48:49There's a camera worth less than 10,000 yen.
48:51It's not 100,000 yen?
48:52Yes.
48:53There's a camera worth less than 10,000 yen among these three.
48:55Who's next?
48:56Me.
48:57Okay, let's go.
48:59It's not here, is it?
49:01He came without holding it.
49:02It's dangerous to hold it.
49:04Number one.
49:05It's a jar of number one.
49:07Why is this jar not worth 1,000,000 yen?
49:10Even if it's Naruto...
49:14The writer, Inoue-san?
49:16Inoue Manji-san.
49:18I'm sorry, but I've never heard of him.
49:21I don't know anyone like that.
49:23I don't know anyone like that.
49:25Come to think of it, I don't know anything about antiques.
49:30Mr. Kitagawa, is it okay if it's worth 1,000,000 yen?
49:34Please be careful.
49:35Please be careful.
49:36Stop it.
49:37Stop it.
49:38Stop it.
49:39Is it okay?
49:40Kazushige-san, please make a declaration.
49:42The jar of number one is definitely not worth 1,000,000 yen.
49:57The movie, Muromachi Burai, is in full swing.
50:00It's an action-adventure film that portrays the life of Hasuda Hyoei,
50:04who was a member of the Shogunate.
50:09I played Honekawa Doken, Hyoei's rival and arch-enemy.
50:15Please watch the film to find out how the two fight.
50:19Kazushige-san, please make a declaration.
50:21The jar of number one is definitely not worth 1,000,000 yen.
50:35No way!
50:38Omochama!
50:41Omochama, you've been wrong for two consecutive years.
50:45No way!
50:47Really?
50:49Omochama, this jar is worth 1,320,000 yen.
50:54When I turned it over, the camera man killed me.
50:57I was scared.
50:59Which one is worth 10,000 yen?
51:01The belt is worth 8,980 yen.
51:05The sword is worth 380,000 yen.
51:10Who is the writer?
51:12Inoue Manji-san.
51:13He is currently a member of the Human Rights Law.
51:16Hurry up and say Human Rights Law!
51:20If it's the Human Rights Law, there's no way it's worth 10,000 yen.
51:23It's not that I was hiding it.
51:25But if it's the Human Rights Law, it's a bit easy.
51:28Whose fault is that?
51:30Don't say things like that.
51:33Whose fault is that?
51:36If I say it, everyone will know.
51:38So everyone should be equal.
51:40He's backing off.
51:42It's strange. You should say Human Rights Law.
51:44I know Inoue Manji-san's name.
51:46I only said Inoue Manji-san and Naruto no Uzushio.
51:51It's rude to Inoue-san.
51:53You're the rude one.
51:58Kazushige-san, you'll be retiring next year.
52:02Tsutsumi-san's advice.
52:05Tsutsumi-san, you'll be retiring next year.
52:10I'm 60 years old.
52:12Kazushige-san, you'll be retiring next year.
52:15I'm one year younger than Tsutsumi-san.
52:17Kazushige-san, you'll be retiring next year.
52:19You should keep that in mind.
52:21If you're retiring, it's best to feel it.
52:25I want to hear it properly.
52:28Chisako-san, you'll be retiring in three and a half years.
52:33Let's move on.
52:35Tsutsumi-san, you should feel it.
52:37Here it is.
52:39I can't think of anyone's name.
52:41I see.
52:43I see.
52:45Tsutsumi-san, you're right.
52:47Is that so?
52:48In the first place,
52:50the drama changes depending on the location.
52:53When I was young, I tried hard to remember the name of the staff.
52:58However, it changed every time.
53:00I thought it was okay.
53:03Especially when I got older,
53:05when I was in my 50s,
53:07I remembered the name of the person who called me at the scene.
53:11But when I was at another location,
53:13I couldn't remember it at all.
53:16I see.
53:17I couldn't remember it at all.
53:19I still remember the name of the scripter when I was a doctor.
53:22Shigemi-chan, do you remember the name of the scripter?
53:25I don't remember it at all.
53:27You only remember the name of the scripter.
53:29Tsutsumi-san's memory is amazing.
53:30I can remember the name of a woman.
53:32But I can't remember her name.
53:34Mitsuo, who is on the floor now,
53:36has been sitting here for a long time.
53:38How many years have you been here?
53:39Six years.
53:40I don't know her name.
53:41I only know her name.
53:42Her name is Myoji.
53:44Was Mitsuo's name Myoji?
53:46Are you serious?
53:50Her name is Myoji.
53:52I thought it was a wrong name.
53:54Did you remember her name?
53:55Yes, I did.
53:56Don't embarrass me.
53:58I won't embarrass you.
53:59I won't embarrass you.
54:02What is Mitsuo's name?
54:03Mitsuo Shinsuke.
54:04What is that?
54:06I didn't mean that.
54:08Mitsuo was the name of my grandfather.
54:11His name was Mitsuo Nishimura.
54:13He is a famous actor in Hikaru.
54:16Mitsuo has the same name as my grandfather.
54:20That's why you called her by her name.
54:23I only knew her name.
54:26Why did you call her by her name now?
54:29I was surprised.
54:30I can't remember her name.
54:33Mr. Suzuki.
54:35Have you ever heard the name of an actor
54:38who works with you?
54:40Yes, I have.
54:41Have you?
54:42Yes, I have.
54:43Do you remember her name?
54:44Yes, I do.
54:45The name of a recent actor is difficult to remember.
54:49The name of a recent actor?
54:50Yes.
54:51I have worked with 12 actors for 3 or 4 years.
54:55Sometimes I can't remember their names.
54:58When I call them by their names,
55:01I can't remember their names.
55:02So I call them by their names.
55:06You can't call them by their names.
55:09I can't help it.
55:10Let's move to the second place.
55:13Here it is.
55:14It's the latest machine.
55:18I used to edit the data of my children's photos on my computer.
55:23That's great.
55:24I used to edit the data of my children's photos on my computer.
55:26I made a video and put the song I made when I was born in it.
55:31But that computer was old.
55:34I put the DVD from the side.
55:37But it didn't work.
55:39I wanted to buy a new one as soon as possible.
55:43But I was afraid that the data would be lost.
55:46I thought it would be better to keep the data as it was.
55:50I thought it would be better to keep the data as it was.
55:55But I didn't know how to do it.
55:57So I left it as it was.
55:59I asked a college student who was my daughter's classmate to touch it.
56:05I asked him to touch it.
56:07He told me to keep the data as it was.
56:09He told me to keep the data as it was.
56:11He told me to keep the data as it was.
56:13It's been three months since then.
56:17How long did it take?
56:19I was afraid that something strange would happen.
56:23I can't keep up with the latest machines.
56:28Sometimes there are words like a computer word.
56:35For example, download.
56:37Or mouse.
56:38I used to have it.
56:40Do you know what a mouse is?
56:44I don't know what a mouse is.
56:47I said, what's wrong with a mouse?
56:50And it was recently.
56:53I was attracted to it.
56:55I don't use a computer.
56:57I just do magic.
56:59This year is the 100th anniversary of the Showa era.
57:01Let's do our best to survive.
57:05This year is the 100th anniversary of the Showa era.
57:09I'm left behind.
57:11Let's move on to the 1st place.
57:13If Tsutsumi is in the 1st place, I feel that the 1st place is bad.
57:18Really?
57:20I used to be good at it.
57:22I was 2.0.
57:24That's tough.
57:25This place is terrible.
57:28I can't see the ticket number because it's dark.
57:34It's dark and small.
57:37It's like Google Maps.
57:39If you open the first intersection, you'll see a big letter.
57:43Then you'll see a small letter.
57:47The name of the street will disappear.
57:53I want to know that.