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00:00I think they start drinking in the morning, no, in the afternoon.
00:03Let's have fun!
00:07This season, there are more opportunities to drink alcohol.
00:10While many people visit Hankagai,
00:14there is a problem that makes it more serious.
00:19So now, we're going to cover the city of Shibuya, Tokyo,
00:22where people from all over the world gather.
00:26And then, there's trouble.
00:31A fight suddenly breaks out in the crowded city.
00:36The men who are seen as Japanese and the men who are seen as foreigners are fighting.
00:43The security guards who were nearby rush to stop the fight.
00:46And then...
00:51The security guards who had come to stop the fight are hit by a foreign man.
00:57That's not good.
00:58After that, a police officer intervened and the fight calmed down.
01:06There are other problems in Shibuya.
01:10In front of the convenience store over there, many people are gathering.
01:17In Shibuya, drinking at night on the street is prohibited.
01:21Ah, they're drinking alcohol.
01:24They're drinking alcohol.
01:27Ah, they're drinking.
01:29They're drinking a paper bag of alcohol.
01:32Ah, they threw it away after they finished drinking.
01:36According to Shibuya's regulations,
01:39drinking at night around the station has been prohibited since October last year.
01:46But still, drinking at night on the street is prohibited.
01:50Mr. Takayama of the Japanese Guardian Angels, who conducts activities such as security patrols to protect the safety of the city,
01:58says that there is a certain effect on the regulations.
02:02There are still people who don't know the regulations,
02:09and I feel that it is necessary to be aware of whether they are in compliance with the regulations.
02:15There are many foreigners who drink on the street without knowing the rules.
02:21Among them are...
02:23I'm Marudaira.
02:26It's noisy in the club, isn't it?
02:28It's easy to meet people.
02:32My strategy is to drink coffee, tea, lemonade, and whiskey.
02:40I'm not told anything.
02:42Everyone drinks as they are. I don't do that.
02:47There are people who patrol the streets without knowing the rules.
02:56What did the Guardian Angels, who patrol the streets, discover?
03:01Good evening. Are you all right?
03:05I'm calling an ambulance.
03:08The woman and her friend, who were sitting outside the club in Shibuya,
03:13seem to have drunk a lot of alcohol.
03:17Are you dehydrated?
03:19No, I'm not.
03:20You're not dehydrated.
03:22Are you cold?
03:24I'm fine.
03:28I think it was the right thing to call an ambulance.
03:32I'm fine.
03:35I thought I was going to be fine.
03:37But sometimes I feel like I need to go home.
03:44The woman was taken to the hospital by a stretcher.
03:54It's late at night.
03:58Young people are excited on the street.
04:01And there are people who have been dehydrated all over the city.
04:07Sometimes the temperature drops to one degree during this time of year.
04:11Is it because there is no way to go home?
04:14Some people sleep on the street under the cold sky.
04:19The man who was sitting on the street...
04:22Are you all right?
04:24Are you all right?
04:26Did you drink a lot of alcohol?
04:28I'm fine.
04:30Can you go home?
04:31Yes, I can.
04:32But there is no train.
04:33I'm fine.
04:34Are you all right?
04:35Yes, I'm fine.
04:37I'm going home.
04:39He seemed to have been drinking a lot of alcohol.
04:42He arrived at his destination by a stroller.
04:47It's a karaoke bar.
04:50He arrived at his destination by a stroller.
04:54It's a karaoke bar.
04:56It seems that he spends time alone in a karaoke bar until the train departs.
05:03In Shibuya at night, there were many people who were dehydrated.
05:09And there are still many people on the street.
05:13In Shibuya, patrols are conducted with street performers.
05:18Currently, there is no violation of the prohibition.
05:22On the other hand, on the Internet...
05:26Who will protect you?
05:28There is no way to protect you if there is no violation.
05:32I don't think it's a rule for foreigners to have no violations.
05:38And so on.
05:41Is it necessary to break the law to confuse the people on the street?
05:50So, today...
05:52Yes, this is 119. Is it an emergency?
05:56Yes.
05:57Is it possible to deliver an emergency without an emergency?
06:01And...
06:05Are you all right?
06:07In order not to become a victim of Kasuhara,
06:11what should we pay attention to?
06:13Is it possible to deliver an emergency without an emergency?
06:17And...
06:18What will happen if you are forced to deal with Kasuhara?
06:21All over Japan, Shibata's Big Problem Special
06:26Beat Takeshi's TV Tackle
06:30Shibata's Big Problem
06:34Well, every year...
06:36I often go to Asia for New Year's Eve.
06:41But in Singapore, it's terrible to go there.
06:44It's tough, isn't it?
06:46When my manager gives me a cigarette,
06:52he tells me to stop smoking.
06:55It's hard to drink alcohol.
06:57Is there anything wrong with the ban on smoking?
07:02I think it should be decided by the regulations.
07:05For example, Shibuya, Kuno.
07:08If the regulations are decided,
07:10I think we can make a ban on smoking.
07:13We are patrolling the streets.
07:17We are aware of the problems caused by alcohol,
07:21such as fights and damage to property.
07:27We welcome the regulations.
07:31But...
07:32Is there any effect?
07:34I think there is a little bit of effect.
07:37Do you think it's better to impose a ban on smoking?
07:42I think it's necessary.
07:44But I don't think many people are aware of the current situation.
07:50You mean the regulations?
07:52Yes.
07:53But there is little impact without a ban.
07:56We still have to ban it.
07:58If we try to do it to the level that the tourists can hear,
08:01it will have a huge impact.
08:05It will take time until the reputation of that city is severe.
08:11You said that it's better to deceive people.
08:15You said that it's better to put alcohol in the container.
08:18I think it's better to ban it.
08:20It may be difficult to say how much,
08:23but I think it's better to say,
08:25we will charge you 1000 yen.
08:30Can't we ask the stores to cooperate?
08:37For example, we can't drink on the street.
08:40There aren't many people who bring beer from home and drink it there.
08:45People buy it and drink it there.
08:47We can't drink on the street,
08:50so I think it's better to refrain from selling alcohol.
08:54If you drink in front of people,
08:56the stores will be more careful.
08:58When I was a cashier at a convenience store,
09:00I asked if I could drink on the street or take it home.
09:04To be honest, no one said that.
09:07So you can't say that you can't sell it.
09:09I can't say that.
09:10I used to work at a convenience store,
09:12but it's a hassle to ask where I can drink.
09:15It's a hassle to ask where I can drink.
09:17Where can I drink?
09:19It's quite difficult.
09:22In Tamako, there is a smoking area,
09:25so everyone goes there.
09:27You can't drink on the street,
09:29but you can drink in the area.
09:32It's like a drinking corner.
09:34You can decide the time zone,
09:36and you can drink in this area.
09:39It's the same for the location.
09:41I'm sorry to tell you this,
09:43but I've been drinking for a long time,
09:46and it's 11 o'clock in my experience.
09:50It's time to stop drinking.
09:53It's very difficult to make me listen to you.
09:56How much do foreigners and Japanese pay attention to
10:00when they drink on the street?
10:03About 80% of them are foreigners.
10:0680%?
10:07Yes.
10:08Most of them are tourists.
10:11The foreigner who answered the interview
10:13is not a tourist.
10:15He speaks Japanese very well.
10:17He lives in Japan.
10:18Yes, he does.
10:19He knows almost everything about Japan,
10:25and he enjoys it.
10:26I think those people are sent abroad.
10:29They think they can drink in Shibuya.
10:33That's why they come here.
10:35We communicate with foreigners,
10:39and we tell them that they can drink anywhere in Japan,
10:42even on the street.
10:45But they don't listen to us,
10:48so they don't care at all.
10:51I think that information is spread abroad.
10:54What do you think we should do
10:57in such a situation?
11:01I think the government should be more strict.
11:07Do you mean the police?
11:10If there is a fine,
11:12we can forcefully ask for a beer,
11:14a fine, or a fine.
11:16But if there is no fine, it's very strict.
11:19When I travel abroad,
11:22I have to tell the travel agencies
11:25that they can't drink in Japan.
11:28I have to tell them that they can drink in Japan.
11:31What if they say they can drink?
11:33That's not good.
11:34The travel agencies have to tell us that.
11:37Is it okay in Japan?
11:39Is it a rumor?
11:40It's already on TV.
11:42It's okay to drink in Japan.
11:44If we get help from an influencer,
11:46and tell them that Japan is so strict,
11:49they won't be strict.
11:54Basically, in Japan,
11:56when you go to Mt. Fuji,
11:58people there are relaxed.
12:00They're not trying to make Korea their nation.
12:05Is there a policy in Japan
12:08that if you make it too strict,
12:11you'll lose customers?
12:15I thought it was the first time I heard that.
12:17This is the 119th emergency.
12:19Is this an emergency?
12:21We're heading to the ambulance.
12:23It's a critical situation.
12:25The life of the ambulance is at stake.
12:29This is the 119th report.
12:33In fact, the number of ambulances is declining year after year.
12:37In 2023, the total number of ambulances in Japan
12:41will be about 7.64 million.
12:45This is the largest number since the beginning of the collection in 1963.
12:51According to the Ministry of Health and Welfare,
12:55about 50% of the people who were transported to the hospital
12:59were minor patients who did not need treatment after hospitalization.
13:03However, even if they were minor patients,
13:07if there was an order from a doctor,
13:11they would head to the scene and be transported to a medical institution as soon as possible.
13:17In December of last year,
13:20the first attempt was made in Ibaraki Prefecture.
13:26That is...
13:29The cost of emergency transportation.
13:35This is Tsukuba Memorial Hospital in the south of Ibaraki Prefecture.
13:40The number of patients is 476.
13:44The number of minor patients who need hospitalization and surgery is 365.
13:51This is the second emergency hospital to be accepted in a 24-hour system.
13:58This time, when the TV tackle gets close to the ambulance...
14:04The ambulance is arriving at the hospital.
14:09The time is 10.30 a.m.
14:13The patient is being transported to the emergency room.
14:21It's a male patient.
14:26The man in his 50s is being transported.
14:31What on earth happened?
14:40He says he has lost consciousness.
14:45His body temperature is 32.4.
14:49His body temperature is 34.4.
14:51He has a low body temperature.
14:59He is an influenza patient.
15:01He was admitted to another hospital yesterday.
15:05But he got worse when he was at home.
15:08So he was transferred to another hospital.
15:11Later, the man was taken to the intensive care unit.
15:16Furthermore...
15:19There is another ambulance coming.
15:24It has just arrived at the hospital.
15:29The patient is being transported by ambulance one after another.
15:35This is the third one today.
15:42The patient is a man in his 80s.
15:45He was transported by ambulance due to a car accident.
15:49Is it more painful on the left side?
15:53Yes.
15:55How painful is it?
15:58It's painful.
16:01The patient is being transported to the hospital.
16:06However, inside the hospital...
16:09I couldn't take a contact lens.
16:11There was a patient whose eyes were painful.
16:14I was able to deal with it.
16:16I think it was right for me to come here without an ambulance.
16:21In addition, in other localities...
16:25The teeth hurt.
16:27I can't stop shaking.
16:31I was stung by a mosquito.
16:34There are not many people who call an ambulance for such symptoms.
16:39Therefore, in Ibaraki Prefecture...
16:42For reasons such as maintaining the emergency medical system...
16:46For 22 large hospitals with more than 200 beds...
16:51When an ambulance is called...
16:53The patient who was judged to be unaccountable for emergency...
16:56The patient's medical expenses will be deducted.
17:00This is when a patient receives a large hospital without an introduction...
17:06The operation of the system in which the payment of medical expenses is required has been reviewed.
17:12The amount varies depending on the hospital.
17:15From 1,100 yen to 13,200 yen...
17:19It is collected from the patient.
17:22Regarding the cost of emergency transportation without urgency...
17:26The Minister of Health and Welfare...
17:29The cost of medical expenses is not due to the cost of using the ambulance...
17:35It is not paid by the ambulance.
17:38Simply, when a minor patient comes in and receives an ambulance...
17:43There are times when the medical institution will pay for it.
17:46In the case of an emergency that involves life...
17:49I would like you to call an ambulance without hesitation.
17:52If you are wondering whether to call an ambulance...
17:55Please contact the emergency phone number such as 7119.
18:00On the other hand...
18:02The hospital that accepts patients who have been transported to the hospital...
18:06Even if it is a minor patient...
18:08If you receive an ambulance...
18:10The patient's examination and examination will take time...
18:13You can't receive it over and over again.
18:16Even if the first patient is a minor patient...
18:18You can't receive the next patient right away.
18:21I would like the ambulance to be used exclusively for minor patients.
18:26On top of that, there is a problem like this.
18:29If you don't pay for the medical expenses...
18:32And the patient has trouble...
18:34And you have to explain it to the patient...
18:37The burden on the person in charge will increase.
18:40It will be a reverse exchange.
18:42This is the most worrying part of the hospital.
18:45For this reason, Ibaraki Prefecture has created guidelines.
18:49As a symptom of an unrecognizable possibility...
18:53In the case of light cuts and scratches...
18:58It is chronic.
19:00Or it's been a few days ago.
19:02I have a stomachache.
19:05On the other hand...
19:07If you have a stuffy throat and have a hard time breathing...
19:11If you don't have an answer even if you call...
19:14We want you to call an ambulance without hesitation.
19:19In such a situation...
19:21A patient like this in an ambulance...
19:24A patient has just been brought in.
19:27The patient looks very painful.
19:32It's not so bad.
19:34It's a little soft.
19:39It's a little strong.
19:44I'm about to vomit.
19:50A woman in her 40s who has a headache and dizziness.
19:55It's a symptom of a middle-aged person's dizziness.
19:59If it's a serious condition...
20:01I think it's a condition that can probably be changed.
20:06In fact, the decision on the birth of an emergency, which is the standard for recruiting expenses...
20:12It is entrusted to the will of the site.
20:15I think it's natural that the emergency that you think of and the emergency that we think of are different.
20:22When I came, it was a minor injury.
20:25I wonder if it was more painful when I called.
20:28If you start thinking about that...
20:30I don't know which one to take.
20:33I think it's better to take it as much as possible to promote proper treatment.
20:40I think it's quite difficult on the spot.
20:44Two weeks after the start of the new rule...
20:47The number of ambulances to the 22 hospitals that have become the target of recruitment is 3,167.
20:55Of those, 145 have become the target of recruiting expenses.
21:02About the cost of emergency transportation that is not urgent...
21:07In Tokyo, where appropriate use of ambulances is being called on in recent years...
21:14I agree with the cost.
21:17People who are separated from common sense are selfish, aren't they?
21:22I think people like that call ambulances when they're not in a hurry.
21:28I think it's a barrier to that.
21:32I think people who live on pension are in trouble.
21:37I'm on pension, too.
21:40I was caught every time I came to my pension life.
21:44And I'm an elderly person now.
21:47I don't know what's going on.
21:50In addition, there is such an opinion.
21:54The number of ambulances to the 22 hospitals that have become the target of recruitment is 3,167.
21:59Of those, 145 have become the target of recruitment expenses.
22:05There are various opinions.
22:08So...
22:10The threat of ambulances that are becoming a problem in various places...
22:15The cost of emergency transportation that is not urgent...
22:19A thorough discussion that should be spread all over the country.
22:23When my mother was alive...
22:28When I got home, my mother was cleaning the house.
22:31I asked her why, and she said,
22:33Because an ambulance is coming now.
22:35She cleaned the house before she was hospitalized.
22:37Were you as energetic as you were cleaning?
22:39No, I had a stomachache, so I collapsed.
22:42I called an ambulance.
22:44But when I was hospitalized, I couldn't clean the house for days.
22:47So I cleaned the house again.
22:50I thought it was strange.
22:52Mr. Ito, when did you become aware of the increase in people calling for minor injuries?
22:59I don't think there are more people calling for minor injuries.
23:02There is a lack of demand and supply for medical care.
23:06The number of ambulances called in the past 20 years...
23:11The number of ambulances that were 5 million is now over 7 million.
23:15Of course, there are a lot of people who are not feeling well because of the pandemic.
23:20There are definitely a lot of deaths.
23:22There are definitely a lot of deaths.
23:24In addition, if it was a long time ago, we would probably be doing it at night.
23:27There are also places where it ends at 9 or 6 o'clock.
23:30In the end, this is happening now because it doesn't meet the demand of the area.
23:36In fact, there was a talk about paying for the delivery of the ambulance.
23:41The ambulance is not paid.
23:44If a minor patient goes to the hospital, the medical bill will be higher.
23:48It's called a preliminary medical bill.
23:50For example, if Mr. Agawa suddenly asks you to go to a large hospital,
23:55you will be charged about 10,000 yen.
23:57This is a discussion about putting that amount on the person who came in an ambulance when they were minor.
24:03Ibaraki Prefecture has a very difficult demand-supply balance.
24:07Doctors are having a hard time, and they want to reduce the number of ambulances as much as possible.
24:12This is a very limited perspective.
24:15What are the problems in the field?
24:19Of course, depending on the hospital, if the doctor is not in a position to do it,
24:25there is no choice but to do it.
24:27Basically, it is rejected.
24:30It was a big problem for a while in Tokyo and Taraimachi.
24:34Isn't it quite difficult for a doctor to refuse?
24:39If you look at the people who are suffering in front of you, you can do something about it.
24:44Doctors are now starting to reform their way of working,
24:48so they have to work dozens of hours.
24:51In fact, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare was planning to make a big change in Japan.
24:57However, due to COVID-19, this problem has been left behind.
25:03One of Ibaraki's problems is that we have to do something about it.
25:08Isn't there much Taraimachi?
25:10Taraimachi doesn't work because ambulances don't come.
25:14Ambulances themselves don't come.
25:16The current debate is whether there are few ambulances or whether it is a problem of the hospital's capacity.
25:22If there are not enough ambulances,
25:27for example, I think it would be good to think about ambulances and taxis.
25:33Especially now that everyone has a smartphone, you can make a TV call.
25:38I don't know if I'm an amateur or not, but I don't know if I'm in a hurry.
25:44However, when I talked about it in the video,
25:47I thought that if it was like this, there would be no need for ambulances.
25:50If that's the case, I'll make an ambulance taxi.
25:52That's exactly what it is now.
25:54In Japan, the issue of ambulances is the most advanced in the world.
25:58No one has ever experienced it.
26:00The reason is that the number of workers is decreasing year after year.
26:05In some prefectures, there is a situation where there are not enough drivers for ambulances.
26:11Ambulances don't have enough drivers?
26:12That's right.
26:13How is the number of ambulances compared to other countries?
26:17It's not small at all.
26:18It's not small at all.
26:20It's not enough.
26:21It's not enough.
26:22Until now, ambulances have been running well,
26:25but no matter how many ambulances there are in places with little population,
26:29there will be fewer and fewer people driving.
26:32So, the problem with ambulances is that, of course,
26:35each of these things are effective,
26:38but it's difficult if you don't redesign the whole thing.
26:41It's difficult, but which is faster?
26:44Is it faster to properly detect the symptoms that call for ambulances?
26:50Is it faster to get a fee and suppress it?
26:54The problem is that we don't quite understand how to use ambulances.
26:58It's very difficult.
26:59Even if you think it's a minor injury,
27:01there are some people who are seriously injured due to high speed.
27:05That's right.
27:06Takeshi's mother thought so, and when she called him,
27:08he said, let's clean up for the time being.
27:10After cleaning up,
27:11the alley was narrow because it was in Adachi-ku,
27:13so the passenger car was going around and around,
27:15and he came out and called me here and there.
27:17I called him and asked, where are you?
27:19He said, I'm in Adachi-ku.
27:20I said, don't mess with me, and he got angry.
27:22This is a security camera video of a bento shop in Tokyo.
27:27Around 3.30 a.m.,
27:29a drunk male customer
27:38found out that there was no microwave to heat the bento in the store.
27:44He threw away the money and coins.
27:50Customer harassment where customers make malicious claims.
27:55The so-called Kasuhara.
27:57In the midst of this,
27:58in December last year,
28:00the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
28:02decided to impose a policy on companies to prevent Kasuhara.
28:06Then, what is the reality of Kasuhara that worries each company?
28:11This is a video of a taxi drive recorder running in the city.
28:18Around 3 a.m.,
28:20a drunk male customer got in the car.
28:25What are you doing?
28:27I'm going to the Otsu-sando intersection.
28:29I'm going to the Otsu-sando intersection.
28:32Go ahead.
28:36Go ahead.
28:39When he tells them where he's going,
28:41the passenger shouts at him.
28:43And then...
28:45Go ahead.
28:47He's heading that way.
28:48Go ahead.
28:51Go ahead.
28:54A male customer swears at him.
28:58And then...
29:02Are you okay?
29:11He kicks the passenger seat many times.
29:18I'm sorry, the panel is broken.
29:20Please forgive me.
29:23I'm sorry.
29:24I'm sorry.
29:25Can I have my card back, please?
29:30Furthermore, the driver called the police
29:33because he didn't try to pay after he arrived.
29:37The police officer who rushed to him
29:39urged the male customer to pay
29:41and he was paid.
29:44On the other hand, in another taxi...
29:47When I'm in a hurry,
29:49I get in the car of an idiot like this.
29:53According to this photo,
29:55this is the most expensive takoyaki in Japan.
29:58Wow, it looks delicious.
29:59I'm sorry, can I have it?
30:00Go ahead.
30:01It's 7.58 p.m.
30:05I've never eaten takoyaki like this before.
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31:47I'm super satisfied.
31:48Rakuten Bank Super loan
31:50Search
31:52Near the school
31:54Near the park
31:56Near the hospital
31:58Looking for a facility
32:00Looking for a room
32:01I found a room.
32:03Facility search
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32:07Sony Sompu
32:09I had an accident.
32:10What should I do?
32:11Are you injured?
32:13Sony Sompu
32:1424 hours 365 days
32:18There are professionals who can do it.
32:20Sony Sompu
32:22His name is Hiroshi who can't step out of the IT job.
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32:30What should I do?
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32:38In this taxi,
32:40The driver said he was going around.
32:44I can't go because it's over the fence.
32:47When I'm in a hurry,
32:49I get in a stupid driver's car like this.
32:52Stupid is rude.
32:54I'm stupid.
32:55I went the wrong way.
32:58The customer clearly insults the driver.
33:04In Iwate Prefecture, Morioka City,
33:07There is such a conversation.
33:10I can't get a beer.
33:12The store is over.
33:14The store is over.
33:15It's over.
33:16I can't get a beer.
33:19Even though the store is closed,
33:21The male customer asks for a beer.
33:24And
33:26This is good.
33:28It's dangerous.
33:35Please fix the chair.
33:37I don't know.
33:39I don't know.
33:40I don't know.
33:42He drops the chair on the counter one by one.
33:46And
33:48I threw the chair.
33:50I threw the chair.
33:52What did you do?
33:53I threw the chair.
33:56I threw it.
33:58I threw the chair at the store.
34:00No, no, no, no.
34:05No, no, no, no.
34:07No, no, no, no.
34:09No, no, no, no, no.
34:10so
34:11no no
34:14The customer immediately started running into the owner
34:18The man was then taken to the police station
34:22but he's not remembered being drunk
34:27This is a recording of a call at a cleaning site
34:33The customer claims that the Y-shirt he put out for cleaning was scratched.
35:03The customer continued to complain for more than 10 minutes that he didn't like the attitude of the clerk who treated him.
35:15It seems that there were mistakes in the cleaning shop side as well.
35:19However, the request for a dogeza and the necessary guidance are acts of treason against Kasuhara.
35:26Various industries have begun to take measures against Kasuhara's situation.
35:32In convenience stores, name tags have been changed from real names to phony names.
35:39Posters have been put up in stores to draw attention.
35:44Among them, Kiriden Manual is a measure taken at the customer center in Shuto-ku.
35:54The contents of the Kiriden Manual are
35:561. The customer keeps repeating the same content for more than 30 minutes.
36:002. The content of the request is inconsistent.
36:033. If any of the provocative statements or remarks are transgressed,
36:084. Kiriden is to hang up the phone after telling the customer the reason.
36:13Here is an example of a real Kiriden.
36:18This is a call from a customer who is angry at the operator for taking too long to move the broken car in August last year.
36:35This is a call from a customer who is angry at the operator for taking too long to move the broken car in August last year.
36:48This is a call from a customer who is angry at the operator for taking too long to move the broken car in August last year.
37:05The operator is saying that he can work with confidence in the response he has not been able to receive so far.
37:14I don't think it's right for Kasuhara, so I'll protect the employees there.
37:21And in April this year, a Kasuhara prevention regulation will be implemented in Tokyo and Hokkaido.
37:29The content of the request is to prohibit Kasuhara from setting up an office and to prevent it from dealing with its employees.
37:35However, it was too late to implement the regulation.
37:39Is there any effect of the regulation?
37:43We asked Mr. Murasaki, the chairperson of the Japanese Harassment Association.
37:48We can make a clear distinction between a complaint and Kasuhara,
37:53so we can report to the company that this is Kasuhara,
38:00or we don't have to force it.
38:04I expect that the stress of the employees will be greatly reduced.
38:13On the other hand, there are concerns.
38:16Everyone can become a victim of Kasuhara,
38:21so I think everyone should be careful.
38:26Mr. Murasaki says it is important to understand the difference between a complaint and Kasuhara.
38:34The Kasuhara prevention regulation will continue to spread throughout Japan.
38:39What should we do to avoid becoming a victim of Kasuhara?
38:46When we were children, it was embarrassing to complain about shops.
38:54Do you think it is more correct to complain now?
39:00Yes, I think so.
39:02I think it was a long time ago when the victims were crying.
39:09Kasuhara doesn't seem to exist at all.
39:12Thank you very much.
39:15Sometimes I want to report Kasuhara.
39:18After this, what is the borderline between a vicious Kasuhara and a fair complaint?
39:24For example, I'll kill you.
39:26I'll bury you.
39:28I'll kill you.
39:29I'll bury you.
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39:48I'll make a life plan for you.
39:49Really?
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40:01Your house is built on such a good land?
40:03Yes.
40:04It's a 266,000-square-foot concrete house.
40:06It's a land that's worth a lot of money.
40:08It's a land that's worth a lot of money.
40:11It's a concrete house that's worth a lot of money.
40:14It's a concrete house that's worth a lot of money.
40:17First, Mitsuori.
40:18Beautiful.
40:19Next, Funyu.
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40:21Is the work done?
40:22Oh!
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40:25Can Misunaku do it?
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40:31Humans have challenged themselves.
40:33Can't you run faster?
40:35Can't you go further?
40:37But is that all you need?
40:41NIDEC is thinking now.
40:43Can't you reduce CO2 more?
40:45Can't you coexist with other creatures?
40:48Can't you make it lighter, thinner, and smaller?
40:50Can't you make tomorrow better?
40:52Is there anything I can do for the world?
40:56Those who fantasize break the wall.
40:58NIDEC
41:02Can't you...
41:14Nice to meet you, I'm Tsuki...
41:16Let's go to the next meeting.
41:17What is this?
41:18Next?
41:19Do you want to try it?
41:20Stop it. It's an immediate meeting.
41:25I like it. I like it.
41:27It's a meeting.
41:28Let's go to the next meeting.
41:30You can do it!
41:32You can do it!
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41:40Challenge your happiness with IT
41:42HBA
41:44I asked a person with a stiff shoulder
41:46What kind of symptoms do you ask?
41:48Zoom
41:50Gori Gori
41:52Gachi Gachi
41:54The answer is, ask everything
41:56So, the silver Alinamin
41:58Try trial size
42:00Grandma, will you be happy with this?
42:02I should have sent it earlier
42:04If you're going to send it anyway
42:06U-Pack
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42:16It seems that the company is taking measures
42:18Specifically, what kind of measures
42:20are you going to take?
42:22As for the part that is already
42:24quite advanced
42:26In the store
42:28Kasuhara hat
42:30Poster
42:32To draw attention
42:34It's a place
42:36Is it effective?
42:38I stepped in one more step
42:40I think it's effective
42:42Kasuhara's body temperature itself
42:44Part of the external
42:46Kasuhara body temperature
42:48Daikou window
42:50For example
42:52When you are told
42:54I can't deal with this anymore
42:56So
42:58To the private company
43:00Please contact
43:02In the form
43:04It's like throwing a ball
43:06It's a place
43:08People who are there
43:10On purpose
43:12I wonder if I can call
43:14Because it is distributed on the spot
43:16I feel like it's difficult
43:18When I went to China
43:20When the plane delays
43:22When it delays for two hours
43:24At the counter
43:26Chinese customers
43:28You do it with a loud voice
43:30But the Chinese people who respond
43:32It's already calm
43:34Is there a problem with something being delayed?
43:36Like
43:38I feel like it's one way
43:40It's not peko peko
43:42It's not peko peko at all
43:44Japan is more than necessary
43:46Because it's a customer
43:48Japanese people apologize first
43:50You see people who are angry
43:52But it's already a great voice
43:54When I'm talking to the clerk
43:56I wonder if I should report
43:58There are times
44:00Just shouting
44:02Doesn't it become a police officer?
44:04The content in the shouting
44:06For example, you will kill
44:08I'll bury you
44:10If there is such a phrase
44:12I'll bury you
44:14If there is a notice of external medicine
44:16That is
44:18I can capture it
44:20Just a loud voice
44:22What do you do with this?
44:24As a police
44:26Even if the police come
44:28It's like this
44:30Today
44:32I would like to give you a quiz
44:34Is this a plate?
44:36Just a claim
44:38Please answer
44:40Your action is a plate
44:42Or claim
44:44When I was eating at a ramen shop
44:46There was hair in the plate
44:48What do you do?
44:50A. Make it again
44:52B. There is no time, so return
44:54C. Thorn
44:56D. The customers of the shop are the worst
45:00The taste is bad
45:02Waste of money
45:04Is it to put it on the net?
45:06Which one do you think is Kasahara?
45:10Isn't that a good way?
45:12From here
45:14Provided by Kasahara
45:18It's good to be with friends
45:20It's good to be with family
45:22I'm saying that my family is increasing
45:24Such a funeral
45:26I sang a song
45:28It's good not to be lonely
45:30It's good
45:32Sad but fun
45:34Sad but
45:36Thank you
45:40It's a good thing to think freely
45:42It's a good thing
45:44Let's go
45:48When people start Audible
45:50I'm curious about the continuation of the story
45:54It seems that muscle training continues strangely
45:58Let's listen to Audible
46:00First of all, a trial experience
46:02I'm Ohashi-kun who is doing Yuu-chan
46:06Protein for chicken
46:08Vitamins for vegetables
46:10It's good
46:14It's interesting
46:16Yuu-chan
46:18When I told you the negative side of the new generation
46:20I had a bad face
46:22If you return the production
46:24I was told to do it
46:26Both
46:28I won't forget
46:30Do you know
46:32Ah
46:34What's wrong?
46:36I bought it with cash
46:38It's good
46:40I was surprised
46:42The payment started at that time
46:44I want to get it back
46:46I paid too much
46:48Payment
46:50Come back
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47:08With a hard sword
47:10More than 2 million
47:12Kiryu Medical Equipment Relive Shirt Alpha
47:14Your experience
47:16It's dangerous, Relive
47:28Three cups of cloud service
47:30Free campaign
47:32I didn't know
47:34You can eat so much local food
47:36This child
47:38What kind of expression
47:40Let's go to the charm you don't know
47:42Oedo Onsen Monogatari
47:44Discount coupons on Rakuten Travel
47:48Which one do you think is Kasuhara?
47:50C and D
47:52C and D
47:54Put it on the net
47:56Yes, Mr. Taizo
47:58I think D is big
48:00D is big
48:02The influence of the store is big
48:04What about A and B?
48:06A and B
48:08I feel like it's fair
48:10Make over
48:12It's a good way
48:14If you say make over
48:16I feel like I'm going to remake it
48:18The store side
48:20I'm sorry to remake
48:22Let's have Mr. Murasaki say the correct answer
48:24Everything except B
48:26Kasuhara
48:28Is A also no good?
48:30Even if you say it politely
48:32If it's polite
48:34It's okay
48:36Because it's a fair claim
48:38If you say it with a loud voice, it's no good?
48:40If it's just a loud voice
48:42It's still barely safe
48:44If you say it here
48:46Make over is a bit of an order
48:48Not a negotiation
48:50In my opinion
48:52This is like this
48:54I strongly claim
48:56If you say make over
48:58My way of saying
49:00It's a bit dangerous
49:02That's what it is
49:04I think it's time
49:06If you say you have hair
49:08Do you hate it?
49:10There was such a story
49:12If you don't like it
49:14You have to go again
49:16After this
49:18Takeshi thinks
49:20Why did Kasuhara increase?
49:22That's why
49:24I don't know
49:26Kamakura Enoshima
49:28I definitely want to go to Hibidoshi
49:30A trip to find a good spot
49:32What is this place?
49:34Is that Mr. Snake God?
49:36I didn't know there was a place like this
49:38There are so many
49:40At 7 in the morning
49:42Drinking too much
49:44Stress
49:46An irregular diet
49:48Please listen
49:50Arasawa Seiyaku
49:52Arasawa Seiyaku
49:54Arasawa Seiyaku
49:56Ear ringing
49:58It's painful
50:00In such a case
50:02Naripit
50:04Naripit only drinks
50:06Double effect
50:08Naripit
50:10Arasawa Seiyaku
50:12Welcome
50:14From now on
50:16Home
50:18I found it in bed
50:20This is my home
50:22Charmaison of Sekisui House
50:28Eat it
50:30This kind of bean
50:32Eat it
50:34I have never eaten
50:36The protein of the bean is crispy and delicious
50:38Eat it
50:42Aiki
50:44If you move
50:46Move samurai
50:48If you move
50:50Move samurai
50:52It's not a moving company
50:54Why
50:56Yakult
50:58How about everyone?
51:00Isn't it cold?
51:02Muscles are weak
51:04But it's so cold
51:06That's why muscle power
51:08Health management
51:10Yakult
51:12This is monthly
51:14This is weight
51:16It's too complicated
51:18Which one
51:22Solved by selling
51:24How
51:26Tomorrow
51:28Live
51:30If you have a good dream
51:32It's fast
51:34Honey is sticky
51:36It's hard
51:38Tickling pain
51:40Red health therapy
51:42I know
51:44Now you
51:46I want to go somewhere for a night
51:48I think
51:50Somewhere
51:52Onsen
51:54And like this
51:56When you can see the sea
51:58I think it's the best
52:00I'm waiting for you at Oryx
52:02I'm waiting for you at Oryx
52:04Somewhere
52:06It was here
52:08Oryx Hotels & Resorts
52:10Oryx Hotels & Resorts
52:12If you don't like it in the past
52:14I have to go again
52:16It's a good study
52:18I think
52:20I have to go there again
52:22That's why
52:24I went there for the first time
52:26I complained
52:28It's the next generation
52:30I can't go there anymore
52:32In this era
52:34So
52:36Personal rights
52:38I stopped being sane
52:40I don't know if it's good or bad
52:42But it causes problems
52:44But it causes problems
52:46That's why
52:50Keep growing your hair.
52:52It's like college
52:54Let's sing the song of her
52:57Phone call
53:00I'm having a dream
53:02Find your room
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53:22We'll be with you.
53:23What?
53:24From career counseling to interview measures and annual negotiations, the work port will be with you.
53:29I'm relieved.
53:30I won't worry about changing jobs anymore.
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53:36Brands.
53:38The green of the apartment is growing with the people who live 10 years later.
53:45That is Brands.
53:46Environmentally advanced apartment.
53:48Brands.
53:49Tokyu Real Estate.
53:51You ran away from yourself who was cornered.
53:54partner
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54:11I asked the person who has back pain.
54:12What symptoms does it work for?
54:14Gachi Gachi.
54:15Zun.
54:16Zuking.
54:17In fact, everything is correct.
54:19What?
54:20That's why it's a silver Arinamin.
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54:46Design has changed.
54:48Rest assured.
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54:51More and more secure, more and more convenient.
54:53New Soria Hybrid.
54:54To be continued.
54:55In Japan, the age...