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00:01Yesterday, January 25th, is beauty anniversary.
00:05I see.
00:06So, do you have any beauty tips that the two of you at Chocopla are particular about?
00:11What is it for you, Mr. Ikko?
00:13Well, I always do this when I come to Nagoya.
00:18You know the wings?
00:20Yes, yes, yes.
00:21If you eat that, your hands get sticky, right?
00:22Yes, yes, yes.
00:23If you eat that, your hands get sticky, right?
00:25I don't think so.
00:26I don't think so.
00:27Because it has chicken collagen.
00:30Let's have fun with the two of them.
00:32This time, they will perform in Amashi, Aichi Prefecture.
00:37I didn't expect him to come.
00:40He's good, actually.
00:42He's good.
00:43He's good.
00:45I'm sure he's around the station.
00:49Is he young?
00:52There was a young man, so I'll go.
00:55He's so slanted.
00:56Hello.
00:57He's so slanted.
00:59Hello.
01:00Excuse me.
01:01I'm a reporter for a TV program.
01:03Can I ask you a question?
01:04Sure.
01:05Can I?
01:07What kind of hair do you have?
01:09I play with my friends and wait for the train.
01:13There's a program called Chocolate Thumbnail.
01:16What do you think will be the thumbnail?
01:19First of all, the hair.
01:21What is it?
01:22500 kilometers by bicycle from here.
01:25What?
01:27You're good at making thumbnails.
01:29What do you mean?
01:31I came here from Saitama to live with my girlfriend in Nagoya.
01:39I'm glad I put all my luggage in the car.
01:41But I forgot to tell the moving company about the bicycle.
01:45You forgot about the bicycle.
01:46I forgot.
01:47They told me I couldn't live there.
01:49So, I decided to ride a bicycle.
01:54No way.
01:55You're weird.
01:56You're weird.
01:57How long did it take?
01:59Three days.
02:01Three days?
02:02Seriously?
02:03Mr. Haruyama usually does cleaning work.
02:08In February 2024, he moved from Saitama to Nagoya to live with his girlfriend.
02:16You should give up.
02:18At that time, he arrived in Nagoya after three days.
02:24I'm worried about my hair.
02:26Do you have a hairdryer?
02:27Yes, I do.
02:28Do you have a hairdryer?
02:29Yes, I do.
02:30I thought it would be hard to say goodbye to my girlfriend.
02:35No, no.
02:36That's not the point.
02:37No, that's not the point.
02:38That's also the point.
02:40What do you mean?
02:45By the way, Haruyama's hairstyle is the hairstyle that the two chocoplas are interested in.
02:50Haruyama seems to like to play with her hair.
02:54At that time, she was trying to grow her hair out except for her bangs because she likes long hair.
03:07I fell asleep.
03:09I'm going to look for someone in the supermarket.
03:13I'm sorry. It's raining and people are walking outside.
03:18Risa Kunimoto, who is a multi-talented actress, is looking for a butterfly god with Mr. Okano.
03:27I've seen you a lot lately.
03:29Mr. Kunimoto, who has been doing a lot of poker games,
03:33will hunt the butterfly god one after another after losing to Mr. Okano.
03:40I wonder if Chibi-chan is here.
03:42I want to catch her.
03:46Hello.
03:49This is a program called Chocolate Thumbnail.
03:53Can I talk to you now?
03:56Do you know Mr. Chocopla?
03:58Yes, I know him.
03:59Do you like him?
04:00I haven't seen it yet.
04:01Have you seen it?
04:03What can you do with Rami-chan's thumbnail?
04:06Balloon gum.
04:08That's good.
04:10I can make a lot of balloon gum in a year.
04:13Really?
04:14Do you chew gum often?
04:16I chew gum all the time at home.
04:18That's great.
04:19Rami-chan is 9 years old.
04:22She loves gum since she chewed gum for the first time when she was 10 years old.
04:29She kept chewing gum for more than 3 hours when she was tall.
04:32She became a specialty while making balloons.
04:35Rami-chan has a strong jaw.
04:37Do you want to compete with me?
04:39Can I challenge you?
04:42Let's see who can make a lot of balloon gum.
04:48Start.
04:54It's small.
04:55It's small.
05:00It's beautiful.
05:01It's big.
05:03It's amazing.
05:05Rami-chan won.
05:09Chewing gum makes it easier to make balloons.
05:15How should I do it?
05:17It's scary.
05:19Do it like a professional.
05:21Do it like that?
05:26She will be an MVC.
05:29I see.
05:32This time, we're going to investigate Amashi, Aichi Prefecture, which is located next to Nagoya City.
05:37Amashi?
05:38There are two things that represent this city.
05:44The first one is Shachihoko, which represents Nagoya.
05:49In fact, Shachihoko is also famous in Amashi.
05:53It's Mr. Shachihoko who is good at impersonating.
05:57Really?
05:59Mr. Shachihoko has been impersonating Mr. Bees since he was in elementary school.
06:03He was a hero in his class.
06:06He was chosen as the first PR ambassador in Amashi.
06:11He is the biggest star of this city.
06:14That's amazing.
06:16The other city is Kayatsu Shrine.
06:20This shrine is famous for worshipping the only god of spring food in Japan.
06:28Mr. Shachihoko, what do you think it is?
06:32Is it money?
06:34Is it fried shrimp?
06:37The answer is pickles.
06:39What's that?
06:40There is a Kounomono shop in the neighborhood that sells pickles.
06:45On the day of the Kounomono Festival, which is held every year on August 21st,
06:50many people come to the shop to buy pickles.
06:54In Amashi, there are a total of 40 people who were surveyed by Thumbnail Hunter.
07:00What kind of people did they meet?
07:05We are in Amashi, Aichi Prefecture.
07:08This is the birthplace of Mr. Shachihoko, an impersonator.
07:13Mr. Koji Tomita, Mr. Koga Shu, Mr. Kintaro, and Mr. Sara are the first people in Aichi Prefecture.
07:20There are many impersonators.
07:23That's amazing.
07:24I wonder if there is an impersonator in the middle of the street.
07:28There are various cultures.
07:29There is a manzai contest.
07:30There is an impersonator.
07:33Let's take a look at the Thumbnail Hunter's Thumbnail.
07:40It's the loudest sound in Japan.
07:42It's kind of rustling.
07:44There are vegetables.
07:46Is it a vegetable shop?
07:49It's like an awamuke.
07:51This is fragrant.
07:53This is fragrant.
07:55It's good.
07:58He was born in the Tokai area and grew up in a park.
08:01He is a slippery person.
08:03He is a good person.
08:06He will be a champion in the future.
08:10There are eight Thumbnail Hunters from a total of 40 people.
08:18When I was 25 years old, I was a member of the Nankyoku team.
08:21I was a member of the Nankyoku team.
08:24I met a real Nankyoku chef.
08:27It's been a long time since I had such a hard life.
08:30That's amazing.
08:31I'm very interested in this kind of thing.
08:34The future PINPIAN will perform a shocking technique.
08:42A traditional craftsman who is too beautiful will sing.
08:49That's amazing.
08:51That's amazing.
08:53The next day.
08:59There are not many people walking.
09:03It's raining.
09:06What is this big building?
09:09Amashi?
09:11Nanatakarayaki Art Village?
09:15It's called Shippoyaki.
09:17Shippoyaki?
09:19It's a baked food.
09:23Shippoyaki is a traditional craft made by the government.
09:31It's beautiful.
09:32It is mainly used as a food.
09:37It was introduced in the Paris Expo in 1867.
09:42It became popular all over the world.
09:45This is the place where Shippoyaki is on display and sold.
09:50Shippoyaki Art Village.
09:53Mr. FUNDAOKA, who may be able to reach amazing people.
09:57Let's talk to him at the reception.
10:01Hello.
10:02Excuse me.
10:03Are you a chef?
10:05Yes.
10:06I'm doing a program called CHOCOLATE THUMBNAIL.
10:11Can you introduce me to someone you know?
10:17There are many people.
10:20There is a very beautiful Shippoyaki craftsman.
10:25A beautiful Shippoyaki craftsman?
10:28He is a multi-talented person.
10:32Can you introduce me to him?
10:35Of course.
10:36Really?
10:38Yes.
10:39Hello.
10:41Hello, I'm TAMURA.
10:43I'm MIYACHI from the city hall.
10:46I asked him if I could interview him now.
10:50Now?
10:52It's okay.
10:53Really?
10:55I'll ask him.
10:56Thank you very much.
10:59It's a residential area.
11:03What is this?
11:04It's here.
11:05He is here.
11:07Hello.
11:08Excuse me.
11:09I'm OKANA from the city hall.
11:15After this, the beautiful Shippoyaki craftsman's unexpected side was revealed.
11:21He did it very well.
11:27He went to the Shippoyaki craftsman who was taught by the actor.
11:32He is here.
11:34Hello.
11:35Excuse me.
11:36I'm OKANA from the city hall.
11:41I'm YUKI TAMURA from TAMURA Shippoyaki Craftsman.
11:44You are beautiful.
11:46You are 38 years old.
11:48Thank you very much.
11:49Are you doing this alone?
11:51I run a family-run Shippoyaki shop.
11:55You were born here.
11:58Yes.
11:59Do you run a family-run Shippoyaki shop?
12:01Yes.
12:02This is my fifth family-run Shippoyaki shop.
12:04I thought you had a lot of friends.
12:11I admire you.
12:13But you are smiling.
12:16How long have you been doing this?
12:18I have been doing this for about 10 years.
12:21You have been doing this for a long time.
12:23Yes.
12:25TAMURA Shippoyaki Craftsman was founded in 1883.
12:30He has a long history of protecting Shippoyaki technology and tradition.
12:36Mr. TAMURA has been training since he was a university student.
12:40He has been working as the fifth generation of TAMURA Shippoyaki Craftsman since 2014.
12:45TAMURA Shippoyaki Craftsman has won many awards at national competitions.
12:51He is a very popular craftsman in the industry.
12:58However, it seems that it was not easy to get to this point.
13:03It is difficult to eat.
13:05There is a wave of time.
13:08I see.
13:09Of course, the skill was not good at first.
13:12I want people to see my work.
13:18I want people to be able to eat Shippoyaki at a restaurant.
13:24Can you see this?
13:27This is an earring.
13:29This is a necklace.
13:31This is a necklace.
13:32This is a golf marker.
13:33This is a brooch.
13:34Do you make such things?
13:35Yes.
13:37In order to let more people know about Shippoyaki, he started his own brand.
13:45This is unique to women.
13:46This is very popular.
13:48Until now, he has sold about 1,000 types of Shippoyaki.
13:51This has led to an increase in the sales of Shippoyaki itself.
13:56What makes you become a thumbnail?
14:01This is a difficult question.
14:04When I was in college, I studied Shippoyaki.
14:08And I did one more thing.
14:11I was singing.
14:14Did you sing?
14:15I released a CD.
14:18I sang more than 100 songs.
14:21I was in the entertainment agency for a while.
14:24That's why I thought you were talking.
14:29Mr. Tamura was scouted to the entertainment agency in Harajuku when he was studying at Tokyo University.
14:36He started singing lessons at the agency because he liked singing.
14:44He released a total of 12 CDs.
14:47He still appears in concerts several times a year.
14:54Where do you sing?
14:56What are you doing?
14:57Can I listen to your singing?
15:04Is it okay?
15:05Is it okay?
15:07He didn't like it.
15:12Thank you for coming today.
15:15I will sing a song.
15:17Music, let me hear more.
15:19Let's go.
15:27Music, let me hear more.
15:29Shake your hands more.
15:34I'm used to singing live.
15:36Music, let me hear more.
15:39Your voice.
15:40It's a good title.
15:47That's great.
15:48You did it very well.
15:51I asked you to do it, so you did it.
15:55You did it better than I thought.
15:57That's great.
16:04Let's look around here.
16:08There are a lot of people because there are cars.
16:13This is a vegetable store.
16:15It says vegetable and fruit.
16:21Isn't 50 yen cheap?
16:23It's cheap.
16:25It's 50 yen.
16:28It's about 200 yen.
16:31It's cheap.
16:33This product is also expensive.
16:36What does it mean?
16:39Excuse me, can I ask you a question?
16:44It's cheap.
16:47You can buy a lot of vegetables.
16:52You can eat a lot of vegetables.
16:56It's a special sale on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
17:01It's 50 yen.
17:04Is that true?
17:06It's very cheap.
17:08How can it be so cheap?
17:13The reason is...
17:18I've never heard of it.
17:19What is that?
17:20I've never heard of it.
17:23The secret of its cheapness was in the determination of an angel.
17:28It's cheap?
17:30How can it be so cheap?
17:33The real reason is mental.
17:36It's a matter of whether to do it or not.
17:39I've never heard of it.
17:41What is that?
17:43It's a matter of whether to do it or not.
17:48It's a matter of whether to do it or not.
17:51It's a matter of whether to do it or not.
17:53Hayashi-san is the fourth generation president of the 100th anniversary store.
18:00Due to the influence of large supermarkets, the number of customers to the store is decreasing.
18:05The 50-yen special sale started with Hayashi-san's generation.
18:10If it's too cheap, it'll be a hot topic.
18:13Every week, people will buy it.
18:18I'm curious about such a big deal, so I'll look into it further.
18:22Is there anything that can be a thumbnail for your husband?
18:27I'm very interested in vegetables.
18:32I'm going to put it in a picture and make it easy for everyone to understand.
18:40I won a blogger award.
18:43You won a blogger award?
18:45I'd like to see it. What kind of award is it?
18:48It's a prize for a blogger who was active that year.
18:53What is this?
18:55It's a live door blog.
18:59A blog that wrote down the knowledge of vegetables and beans won the live door blog of the year 2015.
19:09It was evaluated from the point of view of originality, quality, and feedback from readers.
19:15It's a great award that only 50 bloggers outside of Japan who were active that year can receive.
19:22I'm going to show you the blog.
19:26I can't believe it.
19:29It's a bag.
19:31It's a 500-yen bag.
19:33What is this?
19:35What's going on?
19:37I can't believe it.
19:39It's the biggest bag I've ever seen in my life.
19:41It's not a cover.
19:43What is it?
19:46What is it?
19:51What is it?
19:53What is it?
19:56You're funny.
19:58What was that cell phone?
20:00What was going on?
20:02What is this?
20:06This is a protective film.
20:08What do you mean?
20:09Take it off.
20:11It's funny.
20:12It's mental.
20:13It's cheap.
20:14I've heard interviews from cheap people.
20:18I've never heard of it.
20:20It's true.
20:22If it sells well, it's a big deal.
20:24It's not good if it doesn't sell well, but if it sells well, it's a big deal.
20:30It's really heavy.
20:31He's amazing.
20:37There are a lot of fields.
20:39The rain is getting heavier again, so they're going to catch butterflies in the supermarket.
20:46Do you have any food that butterflies don't like?
20:49What is that?
20:51Hello.
20:53Is it okay to have a little time now?
20:55Yes, it's okay.
20:56There is a famous TV show called Chocolate Thumbnail.
20:58There was a thumbnail.
21:00I asked a lot of people on this show if there was anything that could be your thumbnail.
21:08Is there anything you can brag about or your hobby?
21:14I like raccoons.
21:17Do you like raccoons?
21:18What is that?
21:19Do you like raccoons?
21:20I often say that I like raccoons more than sandwiches.
21:24Raccoons?
21:25What do you mean?
21:27When I have time, I go to the aquarium.
21:32When you go to the aquarium, how much time do you spend looking at raccoons?
21:39I spend about 98 hours a day.
21:45I've seen wild raccoons.
21:47Is there a wild raccoon?
21:49In Japan, there are raccoons in Hokkaido and California.
21:58Do you chase raccoons?
22:00That's right.
22:01Here is the video at that time.
22:05Where are raccoons?
22:08What is the most attractive part of raccoons?
22:13I work hard on my hair.
22:15Is that so?
22:16Raccoons have important gestures to live in the wild.
22:21I like raccoons' cuteness.
22:25Kobayashi is 38 years old.
22:29In 2010, I happened to be interested in feeding raccoons at the aquarium.
22:35As I researched, I fell in love with the charm of raccoons.
22:39I go to the aquarium and see wild raccoons once a month.
22:44I take pictures and post them on Instagram.
22:47I have posted more than 1,000 pictures so far.
22:51I even like raccoons too much.
22:56I noticed a T-shirt.
22:59This is a raccoon T-shirt.
23:01This is my original T-shirt.
23:03Did you make this T-shirt?
23:06I like raccoons so much that I make T-shirts.
23:09Your T-shirt is full of raccoons.
23:12I have made about 10 kinds of raccoon T-shirts.
23:18I sold T-shirts at events.
23:21This masking tape has sold 400 pieces.
23:26Is there anything that has changed about raccoons?
23:29I can sleep with my eyes open.
23:31Is that so?
23:33Is that true?
23:35Are you lying?
23:38This is a lie.
23:40Is this a lie?
23:47I came to a residential area.
23:50There are no people here.
23:52I think it's better to go back.
23:56I hear a sound.
23:59Is that wrong?
24:01I hear a sound.
24:03It's a forest.
24:08It sounds like a festival.
24:10Let's go over there.
24:16It's here.
24:20What is that?
24:22Let's go over there.
24:24I'm sorry.
24:26I'm sorry.
24:28I'm sorry.
24:30I'm sorry.
24:32This is a TV program called CHOCOLATE THUMBNAIL.
24:35Can I interview you?
24:39Is that okay?
24:41I'm glad.
24:42I heard a sound when I was walking.
24:45I came here.
24:47What are you doing?
24:49I'm a professional taiko player.
24:54Are you a professional taiko player?
24:56That's right.
24:57Are you two the same age?
25:00We are brothers.
25:02That's great.
25:04These two people I talked to.
25:07He is a professional taiko player named KANRYO DAIKO.
25:14I'm KANTA.
25:15His brother, KANTA, started playing taiko when he was five years old.
25:23His brother, RYOTA, followed his brother and entered the world of taiko.
25:30He has performed in various places such as schools and local festivals.
25:37In April 2024, he became the ambassador of the Amashi Tourism Association.
25:44He performed on the spot.
25:49This is really cool.
25:52I think it's better to see this live.
25:57After this, he will play live in the studio.
26:03Let's have the two brothers, KANRYO DAIKO, play.
26:08Please.
26:15KANRYO DAIKO
26:17KANRYO DAIKO
26:19KANRYO DAIKO
26:21KANRYO DAIKO
26:23KANRYO DAIKO
26:25KANRYO DAIKO
26:27KANRYO DAIKO
26:29KANRYO DAIKO
26:31KANRYO DAIKO
26:33KANRYO DAIKO
26:35KANRYO DAIKO
26:37KANRYO DAIKO
26:39KANRYO DAIKO
26:41KANRYO DAIKO
26:43KANRYO DAIKO
26:45KANRYO DAIKO
26:47KANRYO DAIKO
26:49KANRYO DAIKO
26:51KANRYO DAIKO
26:53KANRYO DAIKO
26:55KANRYO DAIKO
26:57KANRYO DAIKO
26:59KANRYO DAIKO
27:03That's great.
27:05That's great.
27:09It's amazing.
27:11It's like it's echoing in my gut.
27:13Japanese daikon is cool.
27:15It's in Japanese DNA.
27:17It's in Japanese DNA.
27:19You're strong.
27:21I use my whole body.
27:23You're strong.
27:25You're strong.
27:27You're strong.
27:29You're doing something amazing.
27:31You're doing something amazing.
27:33I've already met a lot of people.
27:35I've already met a lot of people.
27:37I'd like to ask you a question.
27:39I'd like to ask you a question.
27:41I'd like to ask you a question.
27:43We're doing this as a topic.
27:45We're doing this as a topic.
27:47This year's M-1 Grand Prix.
27:49I'm going to be in the preliminary round.
27:51I'm going to be in the preliminary round.
27:53Are you that type?
27:55Are you that type?
27:57How was the first round?
27:59It was great.
28:01It was great.
28:03It was great.
28:05I think chocolate wants to see you.
28:07I think chocolate wants to see you.
28:09I think chocolate wants to see you.
28:11You are not in the field.
28:15They'd like to show us what they showed in M-1 Grand Prix.
28:17They'd like to show us what they showed in M-1 Grand Prix.
28:19Show us the complete daikon.
28:25Kanta's complete daikon has come out.
28:27YOROSHIKU ONEGAI SHIMASU!
28:29His voice is coming out.
28:30Nene!
28:30Hey!
28:31Nene or Nene, which one are you?
28:33There he is.
28:34We, the Jeppan Kyodai Cage, usually perform at events like summer festivals
28:38or at entertainment events for children.
28:42That kind of performance is good, but we've come up with a place where more popular kids can meet,
28:47so we'd like everyone to see that today.
28:49A place where more people can meet?
28:51For example?
28:52For example...
28:53Evacuation training.
28:54Evacuation training?
28:56I wonder if it'll suit me.
28:58That's a good idea.
29:00Everyone, if you're in a hurry, run away!
29:03Yes!
29:14No!
29:15I'm in a hurry!
29:17But?
29:18You're still cute.
29:19I love you!
29:20Thank you very much!
29:22Thank you very much!
29:24No way!
29:26That's amazing!
29:28It's like a training fee!
29:31It's perfect!
29:34That's how it is.
29:42People who have come home...
29:44After all, it's a bed town.
29:47It's a kid.
29:50Shall we go?
29:51Excuse me, good evening.
29:53Good evening.
29:54Young man!
29:55We're on a show called Chocolate Thumbnail,
29:59and we're here to interview you.
30:01I've been on that show before.
30:04No way!
30:05I was on a show called Skateboard.
30:08What do you mean?
30:09You've been on that show?
30:10I have.
30:11It's a show where you look for superhumans with a cane.
30:14A cane?
30:16This young man is Aokun Nishikawa.
30:20When he discovered his mother who had built a skate park for her child,
30:27he appeared on the show as one of the super kids.
30:30I see.
30:31He's been getting good grades since then.
30:35I've been on Skateboard all over the world.
30:39I play X-Games.
30:41I played X-Games on a bench in America.
30:44I also played it in Chiba, Japan.
30:47That's amazing!
30:50He fell in love with skateboarding when he saw the animated film, Sing, when he was 5 years old.
30:57In 2023, he was selected to be a junior in the World Skate Japan Ranking 15th place.
31:04He was selected to be a junior in the World Skate Japan Ranking 15th place.
31:07Skateboard is a national competition that was held in 2024,
31:12and he was selected to be a junior in the World Skate Japan Ranking 15th place in a national competition held in 2024.
31:21Do you have any practice in this area?
31:23Yes, I'm going to a skate park now.
31:27My friend is also a superhuman.
31:32Can I go?
31:33Yes.
31:34I'm so happy!
31:35Let's go!
31:36He decided to take him to a skate park to practice.
31:43This place is amazing. It's like a private house.
31:47Oh, I see.
31:50I've seen this before at the Olympics.
31:52This is it.
31:53Oh, hello.
31:54Hello.
31:55Huh?
31:56Are you...
31:58I'm Shishi Gunjo, a friend of Aono.
32:00Shishi Gunjo?
32:0213 years old?
32:03So you're always practicing with him?
32:06They met at a different park and got along well.
32:11In fact, this park is a private park created by Gunjo's parents just for Gunjo.
32:19This is amazing.
32:20Can you do buzzer?
32:21Yes, I can.
32:22If it's a famous move, it's called Flip Body Fire 540.
32:27Can you do Flip Body Fire 540?
32:30I did it at a competition.
32:36You did it?
32:39Yes, I did.
32:40Did you succeed?
32:41Yes, I did.
32:42That's amazing.
32:43Can I see it?
32:46Yes.
32:47What?
32:48He's going to show us how he did it for the first time.
32:55It's amazing.
32:57It's true.
32:59He's so good.
33:02He's so good.
33:08Wow.
33:09It's amazing.
33:10He did it.
33:11He did it.
33:12He did it.
33:13It's amazing.
33:14I don't know.
33:15It's amazing.
33:16I don't know.
33:18Wow, it's amazing.
33:19It's spinning.
33:22He flipped the board in the air and gave a body turn.
33:26He grabs the board again.
33:29It's a difficult trick.
33:31It's amazing.
33:32Gunjo, it's really difficult, isn't it?
33:34Yes, it's difficult.
33:35You did it well.
33:37But as I said earlier, you can do it too, right?
33:41Yes, I can.
33:42I heard you went to the blue world.
33:45Do you go to the blue world too?
33:47Yes, I do.
33:48You're on the world tour?
33:49Yes.
33:50When he was 4 years old, he started skateboarding because he went to a sports shop.
33:57I don't know what he started.
33:58He became the 3rd in the country in the park style category and participated in the World Championships held in Rome in September 2024.
34:07That's amazing.
34:09He was recognized for his achievements and was also recognized as a sports veteran in his hometown, Kanie-cho.
34:17Your specialty is something else?
34:19Yes.
34:20What is it?
34:22It's called Rodeo 540.
34:24That's easy to remember.
34:26How about you? Is Rodeo 540 difficult?
34:29I can't do it.
34:30Oh, I see.
34:31You can't do this, you can't do that.
34:34Can I take a look?
34:36Can I?
34:38Wow, it's different again.
34:40It's high.
34:41It's different now.
34:43Wow, what?
34:44What?
34:45What?
34:46What is it?
34:47It's amazing now.
34:49It was like this.
34:51I don't know what it is.
34:53He usually holds the board with his legs and turns his body in the air.
35:00It seems that there are few people who can do this trick as a child.
35:05That's amazing.
35:06So, in the future, you two will go to the Olympics.
35:08After all, when you go to the Olympics, say it in an interview.
35:12Yes, say it.
35:13Say the chocolate thumbnail.
35:14Yes, say it.
35:14I'm counting on you.
35:16Really?
35:16Yes.
35:18I'm counting on you.
35:21Next.
35:23Was it Los Angeles?
35:24Yes, it was in 2013.
35:25Yes, I remember.
35:33We came to an area near the school.
35:36There are many people here, so I will ask for the thumbnail here.
35:41There is a person who is shopping over there, so let's talk to him.
35:45Excuse me, hello.
35:47Over there?
35:48I'm on a TV show called Chocolate Thumbnails.
35:51Are you free now?
35:53Yes, I am.
35:54What are you doing now?
35:55I just came back from shopping at this pharmacy.
35:58You just came back from shopping.
35:59Yes.
36:00What did you buy?
36:03I run a restaurant nearby.
36:06I often buy detergents for cleaning.
36:09That's what I bought today.
36:10I see. Is it a restaurant?
36:12Yes, it is.
36:12What kind of food is it?
36:14It's a Japanese food restaurant.
36:15Japanese food?
36:16Yes.
36:17Is it near here?
36:18Yes, it's near here.
36:21I hope you don't get me wrong.
36:23I'm not saying that I'm hungry.
36:27I'm not saying that I'm curious.
36:29I'm just saying that I want to see the restaurant.
36:32No, no.
36:33You don't have to say that.
36:35Can I?
36:36I'm happy.
36:38It's huge.
36:40It looks like a hotel.
36:42It looks like a hotel where you can't stay overnight.
36:44It smells like a restaurant.
36:47The restaurant we arrived at is a Japanese-style restaurant.
36:51It's a Japanese-style restaurant.
36:55It's not a tasting.
36:56It's just an investigation.
37:00Do you have any recommendations?
37:01I recommend pork stew with miso.
37:05I think pork stew is delicious.
37:08Is that so?
37:09What does that mean?
37:10What does that mean?
37:12I'll prepare it for you.
37:15Before the investigation, they will have lunch.
37:24It's elegant.
37:26The shape is beautiful.
37:28It looks delicious.
37:29It's glossy.
37:30Let's eat.
37:35It looks delicious.
37:38It's delicious.
37:41It's too soft.
37:43I forgot to chew it.
37:45Is that so?
37:46The softness of the miso goes well with the pork stew.
37:49It's delicious.
37:51It's a popular menu that you can enjoy a mild taste by using local miso and simmering it for about 3 hours.
38:01I was on a journey to find the thumbnail of the person.
38:06Do you have a thumbnail?
38:09When I was 25 years old, I was in charge of cooking in the Antarctic expedition.
38:18Antarctic?
38:19Are you in charge of cooking in the Antarctic?
38:21It's Mr. Sakamatsu.
38:24It's the first time I've met someone who has been to the Antarctic in my life.
38:29Mr. Yoshida told me something amazing.
38:32I'm very interested in this.
38:33When he was 9 years old, he started cooking because he admired his father's appearance.
38:40From the age of 25, he went to the Antarctic as a chef who supported the observation team for about a year.
38:48He was selected for the interview exam.
38:55Two people?
38:57How do you go to the Antarctic?
39:01First, you go to Australia by boat.
39:07You get food and water in Australia.
39:11Then you go to the Antarctic.
39:14How long does it take to get there?
39:16It takes about a month and a half.
39:21Mr. Yoshida packed food for a year in the Antarctic.
39:26He cooked for 39 people a month.
39:30He said he had to cook the same menu for a month.
39:38Did you have food for a year?
39:41I ran out of cabbages.
39:47There is a vegetable garden.
39:50You can grow vegetables in the aquarium.
39:53There is a salad bowl.
39:55Can you grow vegetables in the Antarctic?
39:58Yes.
39:59I also ran out of alcohol.
40:01Do you drink alcohol?
40:03Yes, I do.
40:04What do you do?
40:06I ask the staff to give me something.
40:12Do you hide the alcohol you drank?
40:15Yes, I hide it.
40:17Do you have a phone number?
40:20I use a satellite phone.
40:25It costs 1.4 million yen.
40:281.4 million yen?
40:30I made a contract with my current wife.
40:36We talked on the phone for a long time.
40:40If you do that every day, it will cost a lot of money.
40:44I get paid.
40:47It's like a phone bill.
40:50Is it a phone bill?
40:52I'm sorry.
40:54Can you grow vegetables in the Antarctic?
40:58It's a life.
41:01That's amazing.
41:05This is amazing.
41:07I'm curious.
41:08This is a special job.
41:12This is a quiz about the Antarctic.
41:18Is there a quiz?
41:19This time, Yoshida will give you a quiz about the Antarctic.
41:26That's amazing.
41:27If you answer the quiz correctly, you can eat.
41:32Damn it.
41:35This is a quiz about the Antarctic.
41:42Here is the question.
41:44Which country can go to the Antarctic by plane?
41:50There is a direct flight.
41:54Do you know which country?
42:00This is a quiz about the Antarctic.
42:05Which country can go to the Antarctic by plane?
42:11Wait a minute.
42:14Antony said it once.
42:18Was it the North Pole?
42:21I think it was the North Pole.
42:22Then it's over.
42:25I don't know.
42:26Give me a hint.
42:28If you think about the closest distance to the Antarctic.
42:34Really?
42:35I don't know.
42:37Let's go.
42:40Please show your answer.
42:45A. Chile.
42:47Chile is the closest.
42:49New Zealand...
42:52New Zealand is closer than Australia.
42:58I'll give you the answer.
43:01The answer is A. Chile.
43:05I did it.
43:06Thank you for the hint.
43:08Both of you got the right answer.
43:12The answer is A. Chile.
43:14You can go to the Antarctic by plane from other three cities.
43:20It is common to go sightseeing by cruise tour.
43:25It depends on the season and the plan.
43:28It takes about 3 million yen from Japan.
43:35I don't need your hint.
43:38I don't need it.
43:41Give me a hint.
43:43I don't need it.
43:45Give me a hint and I'll give you a meal.
43:49Please go to the Antarctic.
43:50The food was delicious.
43:56It was delicious.
43:58It was the best.
44:01We'll be back on February 9th.
44:05You can watch this program at 1 p.m.
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44:29The answer is A. Chile.
44:30They will eat the Hire-Katsu-Don made by Mr. Yoshida in the Antarctic.
44:37It smells good.
44:38It smells good.
44:41I'll eat it.
44:45Wow, it's so good!
44:51Yoshida-san, a former Nankyoku chef, is here.
44:54Is this the same as it was back then?
44:56Yes, it is.
44:57This Hirekatsu-don was made in Nankyoku.
45:01What's so special about it?
45:04Can you use this much meat?
45:05Yes, you can.
45:07Really?
45:08Does it have a strong flavor?
45:11If you don't burn calories, it's not good for your health.
45:15So I use a lot of fat.
45:17I see.
45:18I want to make it more flavorful and satisfying.
45:21I love this flavor.
45:23Is Katsu-don popular?
45:26Yes.
45:27We have a lot of work to do in the afternoon.
45:29So we often make soba or Katsu-don, which are easy to eat.
45:34So donburi was popular.
45:36Do you have breakfast, lunch, and dinner?
45:38Yes, we do.
45:40This Katsu-don is the best.
45:46I agree.
45:47It's hard to hear such a story.
45:52So far, we've seen Amashino Chochoujin.
45:55Finally, we'll see MVC Most Variable Chochoujin.
46:01I'm not sure about this one.
46:05This is a live performance.
46:10Yoshida-san is doing a great job.
46:13Yes, he is.
46:15Anyway, this MVC is...
46:19Smartphone-baki-baki Hayashi-san.
46:25I was tricked.
46:27I'm sorry.
46:29I've never heard of such a thing as mental power.
46:35I was tricked.
46:38It was mental.
46:39I've never heard of such a thing.
46:41It was cool.
46:43It was a good word.
46:46I was reminded of it.
46:48People who live here are Amakurai and Amashi.
46:53It's a mental power.