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00:00In 2025, this year will be the 100th year since the Showa Era.
00:13The Showa Era began in 1926.
00:17It was a period of great economic growth after the war.
00:22It was a period of great economic growth after the war.
00:28Since then, the Showa Era has changed.
00:32Various problems have arisen.
00:37The great problem of the Showa Era.
00:39The solution may be in the Showa Era.
00:43So, first of all...
00:48The problem of shortage of people since the 100th year of the Showa Era.
00:54The Showa Era was a period of shortage of people.
00:59He's amazing.
01:01Shusenko was born in 1963.
01:04He is now in the 6th grade of elementary school.
01:07He has 2,520,000 followers nationwide.
01:11It's the highest number since before the war.
01:14The influence of Shusenko on the baby boom is spreading in various ways.
01:21From 1922 to 1924, the first baby boom came.
01:29The children born at this time were called the Generation of Dankai.
01:34With their growth, Japan entered a period of great economic growth.
01:44After that, labor force was required.
01:47Salarymen worked for the company without any overtime or holidays.
01:52They were called corporate warriors.
01:55Corporate warriors?
01:57In order to train such corporate warriors,
02:00various new employees were trained at the company.
02:08At a certain company, they teach customers how to drink alcohol.
02:12Let's say that the expression of a new employee is the taste of a bitter hop.
02:17What has changed since this year is that the health of the employees is the company's biggest capital.
02:23How many of these new employees will be able to get to the main course?
02:36Now, Shusenko can't be a harassment.
02:39In the Showa era, it was commonplace.
02:44Among them, there is a new type of education.
02:49This is a jewelry factory in Kyogo Prefecture.
02:55They say that if you walk in a large factory, your ability will not improve,
02:58so they make everyone wear roller skates.
03:01It looks a little fun.
03:03The female employees who joined this year are also doing hard training.
03:08Nice!
03:12In Soboya, new employees were gathered in a nearby square.
03:16They must have been doing this.
03:26Hurry up, one person before two.
03:28Today, I'm going to go shopping with my seniors.
03:32In addition, in the Showa era, when the relationship between the upper and lower classes was severe,
03:37there were companies that solved the dissatisfaction with their bosses in an unexpected way.
03:44If you don't like it, you can do it while you're on duty.
03:51And I want you to do your best to vent your anger at the puppet of my role.
04:01It's a strange way to release stress by hitting a puppet that looks like a boss in the city.
04:10On the other hand, there is also a problem with the increase in number of employees.
04:16The morning rush hour symbolizes the city of Mammoth, Tokyo.
04:22In the worst case, it's a commuting hell right after the last train at Asagaya Station.
04:29Come on!
04:30It's strange that there are no accidents because there are three times as many employees.
04:37In the Showa era, the population was overflowing.
04:42Currently, the number of births has decreased from the first baby boom period to less than one-third, and the population is declining year after year.
04:53And in 2025, the entire generation of Dankai will become the next-generation elderly.
05:01The aging of Japan has advanced and the number of people working has decreased.
05:08In addition, the era has changed from the Showa era when job hunting was popular.
05:14Currently, the unemployment rate of new graduates under the age of three is more than 30%, and there is a shortage of people.
05:26What is so popular about Reiwa's employees?
05:31In this unemployment agency, many requests are being sent in between the holidays.
05:40This is the company of the unemployment agency that conveys the will of the unemployed to the company where they work.
05:50I contacted you about my wife's unemployment.
05:56There is a tendency that the number of people who are mentally ill has increased a lot.
06:01I thought that there were many people who were worried when they were resting.
06:07In addition, there are other big problems of Reiwa.
06:12The infrastructure aging problem has been going on since the Showa era.
06:18The Tokyo Olympics started from this moment.
06:27The Tokyo Olympics, the first in Asia, will be held in Showa 39.
06:35At this time, various infrastructure maintenance will be carried out.
06:39Shinkansen and airports.
06:43In addition, high-speed roads along the Japanese Main Line were built one after another all over the country.
06:52However, the life expectancy of these concrete infrastructures is generally said to be 50 years.
07:00It has been nearly 60 years since the construction.
07:04It has been nearly 60 years since the construction.
07:08There is a problem with the aging.
07:13It is particularly serious.
07:18As you can see on the camera, the central part of the road is largely submerged.
07:25On January 28, an accident occurred in Yashio City, Saitama Prefecture, where the road was submerged.
07:34The cause is said to be the damage of the aged sewer pipe running under the road.
07:43Such a sewer pipe is under maintenance for a long period of time.
07:49Currently, aging is a social problem in various places.
07:56100 years have passed since the Showa era.
08:00What will happen to Japan in the future?
08:02We will have a thorough discussion after this.
08:07So, today's topic is...
08:11The aging of infrastructure due to lack of people in the autumn and winter.
08:17The problem of 2025 is in the Showa era.
08:21This is a 100-year thorough investigation special from the Showa era.
08:27Beat Takeshi's Trendy Tackle
08:35It's nostalgic.
08:38I was a BB Boomer.
08:41I think I was in the 16th grade in Adachi.
08:46In junior high school.
08:48How many people were there in your class?
08:5060 people.
08:52That's a lot.
08:54I don't know if I'm in the 16th grade.
08:57There were 1,000 people.
08:59I was told I was a classmate of Kitano.
09:02Who are you?
09:04I'm in the 13th grade.
09:06I don't know if I'm in the 2nd grade.
09:08I was born in Heisei.
09:10I feel like I'm in a different country.
09:13You don't know at all, do you?
09:15I've never heard of a corporate warrior.
09:17There was the Shinkansen.
09:20It's the Olympics.
09:21I don't know what it's like to be still alive.
09:26I was born in the Showa era.
09:29I'm still alive.
09:31You're surprisingly young.
09:33Hayashi, how old were you born?
09:36I was born in Heisei.
09:38He was born in Heisei.
09:40It was a turbulent time.
09:42Everyone was distressed.
09:44How about you, Anju?
09:46How do you work compared to what you've seen on VTR?
09:51You're on the train.
09:53I think it's a thing of the past.
09:55There's a lot of scandals going on in the world right now.
10:00I think it's the result of what's left in this video.
10:05For example, drinking culture.
10:07There was a scandal there.
10:10There was a lot of sexual harassment.
10:13I think it was created in this era.
10:16Do you think drinking with people in the company is the same thing in the future?
10:21I think it's the same thing.
10:23And it's been around for a long time.
10:25Is that so?
10:27It's been around since the Showa era.
10:30It's also in the Reiwa era now.
10:32I think the culture of Showa has created a substitute service.
10:39What do you think of this substitute service?
10:42I think it's proof that there are a lot of companies in the world that can't cope with such a substitute service as a business.
10:54I think there's an environment where you can't say you're using a substitute service.
10:58That's the pressure of the Showa era.
11:00It's different in the Showa era and now.
11:03In the Showa era, there were strong people who led the society.
11:12But now, you can't work too much.
11:15I think it's a standard for the weak.
11:20Another thing is that the company was a part-time job, so the president had a strong sense of protecting his family.
11:28That's why there's no Showa and now.
11:30It's a business trip.
11:31I think a business trip is a family trip in the Showa era.
11:35But now, people like you can't even drink.
11:40It's not a harassment.
11:43I want to emphasize this.
11:45I feel a lot of pressure to get rid of all the unpleasantness since I joined the Reiwa era.
11:55I feel a lot of pressure.
11:57I think it's a good idea to ask other people to do things that you don't want to say.
12:11I think you'll be able to ask for a substitute service when you break up with your lover.
12:17I think it's going to come out.
12:19I think it's going to happen.
12:21I think it's a good idea to avoid all those awkward situations.
12:22I think it's a good idea to use it as a stalker.
12:29You mean the emperor?
12:31I don't think it's a good idea to communicate with people.
12:38I think it's because you haven't been training.
12:41Hayashi doesn't look like he's been training.
12:44That's right.
12:46Your winter meeting is evil.
12:49Yes.
12:51You don't want to have a bad conversation.
12:53I want to reduce the cause of stress.
12:56You can't live with me.
13:02I'm surprised you can live in the same country.
13:05You have to get along with me.
13:10I have to get along with you.
13:13I'm a little angry about that.
13:15You should get along with me.
13:16To be honest, I think you're younger than me.
13:19But if you're younger than me, you should get along with me.
13:25That's right.
13:27I think so.
13:29I think so.
13:32You said you were in the same country.
13:35I've lived in Japan for 60 years.
13:37My grandparents and I are like people from different countries.
13:40Don't you think we're like people from different countries?
13:44I'm talking about people who were born in Meiji and Taisho.
13:47I think it changes with the times.
13:49It changes with the generations.
13:51That's why I don't tell young people what I used to do.
13:55I see.
13:57I never say it.
13:59You said it a while ago.
14:01I'm on TV today.
14:03You said it a while ago.
14:05I'm on TV today.
14:07I never tell young people what I used to do.
14:12How has people's lives changed since the 100th anniversary of the Showa era?
14:19The current housing problem that has been going on since the 100th anniversary of the Showa era.
14:25Since the 30th anniversary of the Showa era,
14:30people have longed for...
14:33What?
14:36There are 3.8 million households in Japan alone.
14:411.2 million people live in apartments.
14:431.2 million people?
14:45Apartment life symbolizing Japan at the time.
14:51A working horse jumps out of a concrete box at once.
14:55That's terrible.
14:57A salaryman's morning is early.
14:59It's an actual narration.
15:00According to the fact that many workers move from the local area to the urban area,
15:06construction of apartments is in full swing in various areas.
15:09The probability of a single station being built in the middle of this apartment
15:14is close to 99 percent.
15:16Well, should I say 90 percent?
15:19Dining kitchen and water tap toilet.
15:24At that time, it was still a rare specification and became popular.
15:27It was a huge boom.
15:29The lottery of Tokyo Toei Apartment.
15:32The highest competition rate is 298 times.
15:36The ideal of a single-generation apartment is also a story that has no connection with the common people.
15:41The apartment complex is also approaching a rate of about 300 times.
15:46I thought it wouldn't work.
15:50I came here with the feeling of waiting.
15:55By the way, the rent of the Kanaoka Apartment in Osaka Prefecture,
15:59which was born as the first apartment in Japan in 1931,
16:04was about 19,000 yen per month for a salaryman.
16:10It was about 4,000 yen for a 2D system.
16:14Moreover, there was a condition that the average monthly salary was more than 25,000 yen.
16:21Houses that protect each castle in each room.
16:26The desire to buy and sell is endlessly escalating.
16:30The space of the 2D system is almost occupied by the tools lined up side by side.
16:37The apartment has become such a social phenomenon, but now...
16:43It feels like the elderly are looking at the elderly.
16:47It's almost like being isolated.
16:53There are people who don't know their neighbors.
16:57I'm very afraid of loneliness.
17:01The number of residents has declined due to the aging.
17:05More than 50% of the residents are elderly.
17:08So-called limited-residence apartments are increasing nationwide.
17:13In addition, there is a shortage of repair costs for the apartments built by the residents,
17:18and the building is aging without being able to be repaired due to the high cost of materials.
17:26But the housing problem is not limited to apartments.
17:31The bus to Bunjochi, which was the dream of My Home, is also full.
17:37The number of people is also increasing.
17:39In the 1940s, the My Home boom came.
17:45If it's a single house, you can make a pond in the yard.
17:49You can plant flowers and plants.
17:51You can enjoy your life in nature.
17:54I think this is the advantage of a single-family house.
17:57I want to move as soon as possible.
18:01It's a small but fun house.
18:04Mr. Utaimon and his wife live in a single-family house.
18:07In Pougai, a single-family house is called a dream My Home.
18:12If I think about the future in three years,
18:16I think I have to look at it from now on.
18:19If you think about the price,
18:22I think it's easy to buy.
18:25But...
18:27The impression I got from the sky was that it was a very messy residential area.
18:32It's like an unplanned basement.
18:35I can't keep up with the road plan.
18:37It's getting harder and harder.
18:39Some of them are illegal buildings that are close to the My Home boom.
18:43With the use of crude materials,
18:46There are more and more houses that ignore the inspection rate.
18:50When did you start?
18:52About 10 days ago.
18:54Do you know if it's been confirmed?
18:56I don't know at all.
18:58How many pieces do you have?
19:00I don't know.
19:02I can't build a house like this for my own reasons.
19:05More than 50 years have passed since then.
19:08What about Japan now?
19:11If we leave it as it is and go bankrupt,
19:14Even if we leave the building alone, there is a risk of collapse.
19:18In 2023, the number of vacant houses nationwide will exceed 9 million.
19:24It's a social problem.
19:26In addition...
19:28This property is a reconstruction property.
19:30It's a reconstruction property.
19:32The reason is that the passageway here is not a road recognized by the building standards.
19:37The property is not reconstructed because the site is not more than 2 meters away from the road with a width of more than 4 meters.
19:46It's a household problem that has been going on since the Showa 100.
19:51As technology advances, people's lives are getting richer and richer.
19:56It's amazing.
19:58What are the three kinds of charity that symbolize the life of the Showa?
20:03At the beginning of the Ryogun Ace, the street TV was completely divided by the fans.
20:09Shirokuro TV, which appeared in the Showa 28.
20:14The average monthly income of a salaryman is about 19,000 yen in this era.
20:20The price of the first Shirokuro TV in Japan was 175,000 yen.
20:26It's a very high price.
20:28At that time, in front of the street TV set up in the downtown area, it was crowded with people watching baseball and pro wrestling.
20:36And...
20:39Electric refrigerator.
20:42The price of the electric refrigerator, which was released in the Showa 35, was about 60,000 yen.
20:47And the other one is...
20:55What is this?
20:57It's a high-speed washing machine.
21:003,200 revolutions per minute.
21:04It's amazing.
21:08Electric washing machines sold for about 30,000 yen.
21:11Washing machines, too.
21:14At that time, there were many people who used the place called the cultural laundry where the washing machine was installed for 30 minutes and 30 yen.
21:26Around the Showa 36, the rate of distribution of washing machines exceeded 50%.
21:34In addition, over the Showa 40s, the three kinds of charity became the true three kinds of charity.
21:41These three were called 3C.
21:45That is...
21:48In the Showa 49, the rate of distribution exceeded 85%.
21:53Color TV.
21:56And the car.
21:58And...
22:00Cooler.
22:02They were called 3C with their own initials.
22:06Also, mobile phones are now commonplace.
22:14Until the middle of the Showa 30s, mobile phones were almost never distributed.
22:20They were installed as store phones at the entrance of tobacco shops.
22:27After that, fixed phones gradually spread, but not at the exit.
22:33If we protect each other's time, we won't have to wait like this.
22:38It's hard to wait for my boyfriend and girlfriend.
22:42There are no tools that can be easily contacted like today.
22:47People who use the telegraph board installed at the station.
22:52After a while, fixed phones spread, and at the end of the Showa...
22:58There's a heart on it. It's cute.
23:03Phone bells are very popular.
23:06Good morning at 0840.
23:10I love you at 14106.
23:14Phone bells that send messages from fixed phones are also popular.
23:20The number of fixed phone installments is...
23:22The number of fixed phone installments is...
23:25Approximately 930,000.
23:31But now there are about 110,000 in the country.
23:36The rate of use has decreased by 98% in the past 20 years.
23:41And when it comes to disappearing things...
23:45In 2025, an unexpected end is expected.
23:50That is...
23:53VHS tape.
23:56The first VHS video deck was released in 1951.
24:03It was widely distributed in the general household and became indispensable.
24:08However, the production of the video deck ended in 2016.
24:14In addition, due to the deterioration of the tape...
24:17If UNESCO does not digitize it by 2025...
24:23Most of it will be lost forever.
24:29This shop is doing dubbing work.
24:33We have a request.
24:36This December and January are probably more than 2,000.
24:40To be honest, I think it's doubled or tripled now.
24:46By the way, what did this man bring?
24:50Here it is.
24:53It's expensive.
24:56VHS tape of the honeymoon trip to the United States.
25:00It's been 30 years since I saw this video.
25:04If it had been covered, it might have disappeared.
25:08Akiya and the aging of Dantsu.
25:12Modern society is facing various problems.
25:16Is there a solution?
25:20I used to envy the children living in Dantsu.
25:25Because it's new.
25:27The population of Tokyo has grown too much.
25:30The surrounding area of Tokyo is being colonized more and more.
25:32I think it was early to remember that time.
25:3740-year-old salaried workers and their parents were able to buy a house.
25:45But 40-year-old people are now 80 and 90 years old.
25:50They don't live there anymore.
25:52It's not possible for children to live there.
25:55So it became an empty house.
25:57The apartment was full of elderly people.
25:59It became an elderly person's house.
26:00In the end, the center of the city is the real estate investment.
26:06It's been going up and down for a long time.
26:08Young people can't live there.
26:10I think the movement of people moving to the suburbs will continue.
26:16I think it's a good idea to make the deteriorating Dantsu a more attractive share house.
26:23I think I talked about this before.
26:24I think I talked about this before.
26:26Artists use old rooms as an atelier.
26:31I think it's a good idea to make it a place where people can live.
26:38I'm sorry to say this, but there are a lot of artists.
26:42I think it's a good idea to share a room.
26:45But the number of vacant rooms is 9 million.
26:49I don't know if there are so many artists.
26:53The Ishiba government is now calling for a local government.
26:57I think the reform theory of Japan in the Edo period that Mr. Ishiba recently published is not good.
27:05Is it a copy of the Tanaka family?
27:08In the reform theory of Japan in the Edo period of Mr. Ishiba,
27:11I think it's a different approach from the Tanaka family.
27:14In short, let's recommend a two-story house life.
27:18I'm from Asahikawa.
27:20But I live in Tokyo.
27:22Let's go back to Asahikawa and do business in my hometown.
27:26There are a lot of vacant rooms in Asahikawa.
27:29There are 9 million vacant rooms in Asahikawa.
27:33You don't live alone.
27:36Why don't you get a house where you can live cheaply?
27:42What if you go back?
27:45I think that kind of lifestyle may come out.
27:47Thanks to you, I moved to Omei's house.
27:51I got a house right away.
27:53I haven't heard the details of the plan yet.
27:57Three-story houses are inconvenient to live in.
28:00I don't want to live with a retired couple.
28:03As I said earlier, I don't want to live in a house.
28:06I want to live in an inbound house.
28:09I wanted to give my hope to young people who wanted to do business here.
28:14I'm really happy that you came from there.
28:19I think young people are gradually thinking about it.
28:22I think so.
28:24You can't buy an apartment in Tokyo anymore.
28:27In the Showa era, rice was also in high demand.
28:31People protested against the government with shamoji.
28:36As it is now, people were worried about property tax.
28:41There was a tax system, not a consumption tax.
28:46That is...
28:48Property tax.
28:52Property tax introduced in the Showa era
28:56does not tax food, medical supplies, and household necessities.
29:01It taxed jewelry, TV, and other household appliances.
29:05It taxed golf equipment and other luxury goods.
29:11For example, the tax rate in a certain era was...
29:15A large motorboat and golf equipment cost 30%.
29:19Normal cars cost 23%.
29:23Large refrigerators and TVs cost 20%.
29:29However, it was difficult to decide between luxury goods and household necessities.
29:36Various problems occurred.
29:46It was released in the Showa 50s.
29:49It sold more than 4.5 million copies.
29:53Taiyaki-kun.
29:55At that time, records for adult songs were considered entertainment.
30:00Property tax was increased by 15%.
30:03For example, the record for 500 yen was 575 yen.
30:09On the other hand, for children,
30:12property tax was not taxed as a necessary thing for education.
30:18Taiyaki-kun was sold as a children's song.
30:21It was a big hit.
30:24However, the National Tax Administration...
30:28It's a children's song.
30:30It received 140 million yen.
30:33The reason why the National Tax Administration decided that it was a children's song
30:39was hidden in the lyrics.
30:43Yes.
30:46With satellite photos,
30:49it's a big hit all over Japan.
30:52It's ringing.
30:54It's ringing a lot.
30:56It rings at night.
30:58At 7.58 p.m.
31:00From such a high place.
31:02I want to make my smartphone debut,
31:05but I don't want to burden my father.
31:07You!
31:09Don't worry.
31:10If it's a children's song,
31:12it's a children's song.
31:14I love you.
31:16Honda Cars Premium Cash Sound Fair
31:19Popular SUVs are abundant.
31:21Check it out at the store.
31:23Touch it.
31:25Why don't you check it out more?
31:27The credit campaign is also underway.
31:29We are waiting for you.
31:31Thank you for your hard work.
31:33OK.
31:37Mother.
31:39Welcome home.
31:41Challenge happiness with IT.
31:43HBA.
31:45Tsukiya.
31:47This bibimbap is black.
31:49Black.
31:51Black seaweed.
31:53It's black. It's delicious.
31:55Tsukiyan's Ontamakuro Bibimbap Beef Bowl
31:57You can get the original card now.
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32:17Is the law firm okay as it is now?
32:19Berry Best will continue to ask.
32:21In order to get closer to the customer.
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32:33Please call me Hikari.
32:35Then, the seat is there.
32:37I can not move.
32:39Can I go to play today?
32:41The net is J.COM Hikari.
32:43I was able to do it.
32:45It's fast.
32:47It is an announcement from the company Relive.
32:49Relive Change
32:51Relive Shirt Alpha is a big response to those who are worried about the waist.
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33:00Ace Coke
33:02Ace Wakame
33:04Wakame Suki Suki
33:06Pichi Pichi
33:08Wakame Suki Suki
33:10Where are you Wakame?
33:12Ace Coke Wakame Ramen
33:14Wakame
33:16Brands
33:18Ten years later,
33:20With the people who live,
33:22The green of the apartment is also growing.
33:25That is Brands.
33:27Environment-forward apartment
33:28Brands
33:30Tokyu Real Estate
33:32Oyome Taiyaki
33:34It does not cost property tax.
33:36It is sold as the same.
33:38It is a big hit.
33:41However, the national tax office
33:44It is a public service bureau.
33:46I received 140 million yen.
33:51Lyrics
33:53It is reminiscent of the salaryman.
33:55It is a stress society of adults.
33:59The national tax office is a public service bureau.
34:02It was judged to be subject to taxation.
34:06On the other hand, the record company side
34:08It is the same, so there should be no need to pay.
34:12It is a property tax.
34:14It is a public service bureau.
34:16It is a public service bureau.
34:18There was a controversy.
34:20However, the record has a black coat.
34:22It is a public service bureau.
34:24It is a public service bureau.
34:26It is a public service bureau.
34:28In the end, the national tax office was judged to be the same.
34:30It is a public service bureau.
34:32It did not cost property tax.
34:34Wow.
34:36The standards of such taxation
34:38It led to a vague property tax.
34:40The big hit product was born.
34:48New appearance
34:50Suzuki Alto
34:52The Kei car, Alto, was released in 1954.
35:03At the time, the Kei car was taxed 15% of the total price,
35:09and the average price was about 650,000 yen.
35:13Even with the same Kei car,
35:15commercial vehicles such as Kei trucks were considered imported goods,
35:19so they didn't have to pay for parts.
35:22With this gap in the law,
35:25Alto was sold as a commercial vehicle,
35:28such as widening the trunk, although it looked like a commercial vehicle.
35:32Then it was said that you could buy it for 470,000 yen,
35:37which sold about 850,000 units and was a big hit.
35:43Food and other household necessities were not taxed,
35:48and goods tax was imposed on luxury goods.
35:52However, as the economy grew,
35:55goods and services became diversified,
35:58and it became difficult to maintain fairness for those taxed.
36:04For example, furniture made of keyaki was taxed.
36:09On the other hand, furniture made of kiri and urushi were not taxed.
36:15Golf equipment and surfboards were taxed,
36:20but tennis and ski equipment were not taxed.
36:24For coffee and oolong tea,
36:26tea and green tea were not taxed,
36:29and the standard for luxury goods was no longer known.
36:33And then...
36:36In order to meet the aging society,
36:40we need to secure a stable source of income.
36:49The era of consumer tax.
36:54Consumer tax, which is still a problem in Reiwa.
36:59Should we increase taxes or reduce taxes?
37:03After this, we will talk about the history of consumer tax.
37:10Jinjiro's financial management seems to be busy.
37:13It's a big leak.
37:14There is no new tax.
37:16This is for all employees.
37:18What?
37:19It's not a big deal.
37:20It's not until today.
37:22There is also a complicated collection work.
37:26The overtime is OK.
37:27Overtime at midnight.
37:29It's a mess.
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38:09I met him at the daycare center.
38:11We had a lot of fights.
38:12That is...
38:14No way.
38:15No way.
38:16It's over between the two of us.
38:18We became important people.
38:19We became important people.
38:20We became important people.
38:21We became important people.
38:22We became important people.
38:24Smiles for all.
38:25The day I was cold to the core of my body.
38:28This is it.
38:29Thick miso ramen.
38:31Let's eat.
38:34The soup is covered with lard.
38:36It's hot.
38:47It permeates my whole body.
38:50The one who made the SUV a premium is
38:52running.
38:54If you hadn't married me,
38:57what kind of life would you have had?
38:59Don't you know your cell phone?
39:01Cell phone?
39:02If you hadn't married me,
39:04you wouldn't have had so much fun.
39:08I'm glad you married me.
39:10To each other.
39:11Excuse me.
39:12How can I help you?
39:13When we say goodbye,
39:15let's say goodbye with a smile.
39:17I don't want to.
39:21Usagami Tendei.
39:24Jabara rice field.
39:25Today, I'm in the hometown of Jabara Nodoame.
39:28Jabara is a magical fruit.
39:30Magical.
39:31It's only here.
39:32Magical to Nodoame.
39:34In other words, it's refreshing.
39:35Jabara Nodoame.
39:39It's a mysterious vehicle called Yucho Bus.
39:42You're in a hurry.
39:44I heard that it would be difficult for you to get on the bus.
39:47I want to go slowly.
39:49Brother, the savings are at your pace.
39:51Consultation to the post office.
39:54In order to welcome the aging society,
39:58it is necessary to secure a stable source of income.
40:06In the old days, goods tax was abolished.
40:10The sales and services of goods are going to the introduction of consumption tax.
40:21This consumption tax is full of defects.
40:24The products we eat will go into someone's pocket.
40:30As the consumption tax increases,
40:32the burden on the income of low-income people increases.
40:36Opposition movements have taken place in various places.
40:40In the National Assembly, a resolution of the Tax Law has been passed.
40:47It's the Gyuho Tactics.
40:56Please vote quickly.
41:00The opposition movement against the introduction of consumption tax resists with the Gyuho Tactics.
41:07However, at the end of the Tetsuya National Assembly...
41:11I will resolve the issue.
41:13I ask for the approval of those in favor.
41:18I ask for the approval of those in favor.
41:21Resolution No. 2.
41:26Resolution No. 7 has been abolished.
41:34In this way, the tax rate of 3% was introduced in April of the Heisei Era.
41:42After that, it was gradually raised to 5%, 8%,
41:48but it continued to be repulsed by the people.
41:52In terms of raising the consumption tax,
41:54it was necessary to raise it in order to reform the social security system of all generations
41:59in the middle and late ages.
42:06In the current year, the tax rate has increased by 10%.
42:11And in recent years, the proportion of the general accounting tax rate
42:15has exceeded the consumption tax, the income tax, and the tax on the general public,
42:19and it has become the largest source of income.
42:23In such a situation, the tax rate of this year is estimated to be the highest in the past,
42:28which is 78.4 billion yen.
42:33However, the burden of consumption tax continues,
42:35and the feeling of economic recovery is faint.
42:39Will the consumption tax be reduced or increased in the future?
42:47What is the possibility of returning to the tax on luxury goods,
42:51such as food, which is not taxed?
42:58Well, now it's a really bad time,
43:01and it's a difficult time.
43:04It is said that anyone should be taxed,
43:09and the consumption tax has become 10% at first.
43:14I'm getting used to it, but what do you think?
43:17I don't think there's a way to get the consumption tax back.
43:23The tax on luxury goods?
43:24Yes.
43:25After this, will there be a tax on goods like consumption tax in the Reiwa era?
43:31A thorough discussion!
43:33It's going to be difficult to interpret.
43:36But obviously there are luxury goods.
43:39Mr. Hamako, who was famous for his luxury goods, has proposed it.
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43:49There's a lot going on with the funeral.
43:52Won't it change?
43:53I hope it won't be lonely.
43:56Is there a place like the sea or mountains?
44:00Wouldn't it be like a party?
44:03Good, good.
44:04It's also a good idea to make a video.
44:08Goodbye.
44:10Good.
44:11It's a good idea to think freely.
44:14All right!
44:15Freely accelerate.
44:16I'll be right there.
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44:24It's still a long way to go.
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44:28Blue is confidence.
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44:33Afternoon snack.
44:35I'll have a snack.
44:37In the afternoon, I want something sweet.
44:40I also want something salty.
44:43Human greed is deep.
44:45Nagasho Mix
44:46Afternoon snack.
44:47It's a turtle.
44:49It's said that the number of families is increasing now.
44:53I hope it won't be lonely.
44:56Goodbye.
44:58It's a good idea to think freely.
45:00Freely accelerate.
45:01I'll be right there.
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45:27Give it to me.
45:29Bibimbap
45:30It's good, isn't it?
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45:35Even on a busy morning, I have a C-chicken.
45:39If you have this, everyone will be fine.
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46:08It's too early to have a platinum.
46:09Don't you think so?
46:10The sooner the better.
46:12That's what I think.
46:14Welcome to Platinum.
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46:19I don't think there is a way to revive property tax.
46:24Luxury tax.
46:26I think there has always been a system of taking a lot from a large number of people.
46:29Like income tax.
46:31But that's not enough.
46:33So they make a consumption tax and collect money in unison.
46:38To try to introduce luxury tax or property tax once,
46:44In the past and now, services are diversified.
46:47The background of the times is quite different.
46:49I'm a little interested in the fact that different results will come out if we do it now.
46:53Young people these days have a low desire to buy things.
46:56I think they don't buy things anymore.
46:58Don't you buy a lot?
46:59It's not buying a car, it's not buying a car.
47:02I think the more expensive things are not good for the vision.
47:05They don't watch TV.
47:07There are many people around who don't have TV.
47:09It depends on the person.
47:12There are many young people at the launch of luxury brands.
47:15When I said that property tax is good,
47:18After all, the interpretation becomes very difficult.
47:23I think it's important to make it easy to understand in terms of property tax.
47:28I think it's a good idea to impose a tax on a product that has a high environmental load.
47:35For example, what do you do?
47:36Clothes cost a lot of CO2 emissions.
47:40You can buy cheap clothes at a very low price.
47:43Plastic products or clothes that have a high CO2 emission and high environmental load.
47:50No, but it's really a problem that it's difficult to interpret.
47:56I think it's best to be able to interpret as much as possible.
48:01But obviously there are luxury goods.
48:04That's why you have to pay a high tax on luxury goods such as a 2 million yen bag or jewelry.
48:14Mr. Hamako, who was a resident, suggested that.
48:18In other words, the tax on people who buy expensive things should be high.
48:23It's up to you whether you buy it or not.
48:27It's not something you can force.
48:29It's up to the person who buys it.
48:32It's a tax on people who buy expensive things.
48:37Do you mean more expensive things?
48:39Yes, more expensive things.
48:41Luxury goods.
48:42Luxury goods are controversial.
48:45It's like you got lucky and bought it by chance.
48:48I don't know any more.
48:51If you impose a tax on luxury goods, how much will the consumption of people change?
48:58I don't think the rich will change.
49:01I don't think the rich will change.
49:04Even if the tax is high, people will buy it.
49:07What is the present of Reiwa 100 years after the Showa era?
49:15I don't think it was good in the past.
49:18I don't know what the present is like.
49:22I don't know.
49:24The 30th Anniversary Special of Shirakawago World Heritage in Kaerumon.
49:29A special visit to the world heritage area.
49:34This is amazing.
49:36Tomorrow night at 7 o'clock.
49:38Drinking too much. Stress.
49:41Unreasonable eating habits.
49:44Please listen.
49:46Harasawa Seiyaku's...
49:51Harasawa Seiyaku
49:54It's hard to hear, isn't it?
49:56In such a case, this is Naripit.
49:59If it's Naripit, just drink it.
50:01The effect of the double is to fix the ringing of the ears.
50:04With Naripit, the ringing of the ears is refreshing.
50:06Harasawa Seiyaku
50:18The goal is to relax at home.
50:21BIJHOTELS
50:24Smurfs for Oats
50:26It's more delicious in the cold season.
50:30I eat it deliciously.
50:34With a good face.
50:36Red fox and green tanuki.
50:39Secast's business trip.
50:42Would you like to sell the brand goods that sleep at home?
50:45Excuse me.
50:46Business trip and satay are free.
50:48Cancel is also OK.
50:49Secast's business trip to the brand goods.
50:52Please call.
50:54I want to go home.
50:56I want to go home.
50:59My warm house is waiting for me.
51:02Let's go home.
51:03There is no warmer season than winter.
51:06Attakaheimu
51:09You've been charging recently, haven't you?
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51:56Yes.
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52:09The number of people is decreasing.
52:11I think it's going to be a robot.
52:13There is also AI.
52:15AI.
52:16Isn't it that humans are going to run out of numbers?
52:19Even the tackle has become a robot.
52:21And robot.
52:23I don't know what the world will be like.
52:26Looking at my birth,
52:28I don't think it's this amazing now.
52:33I don't think it was better in the old days.
52:36I don't know what it's like now.
52:40I don't know.
52:41I just live desperately for each era.
52:45The Showa era is going to be far away.
52:47See you next week.
52:49Thank you very much.
53:14It's Fuku-chan.
53:15It's Fuku-chan.
53:16Can I just guess?
53:17Of course.
53:18It's Fuku-chan.
53:19It's Fuku-chan.
53:20Let's buy it all together.
53:22Fuku-chan, Fukuichi, Fukuichi.
53:24It's Fuku-chan.
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53:29It's different from humans?
53:32That's a given.
53:36That smartphone, transplant.
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54:01If I hadn't married Aya,
54:04what kind of life would it have been?
54:06It wouldn't have been such a fun life.
54:09You're right.
54:10Excuse me.
54:12You're welcome.
54:16Jabara Farm
54:17Today, we're in the hometown of Jabara Nodoame.
54:20Jabara is a magical fruit.
54:22Magical.
54:23It's only here.
54:24Magical is Nodoame.
54:26In other words, it's refreshing.
54:27Jabara Nodoame
54:31Everyone's care
54:32Choosing a job and deciding on it is a real mouth.
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54:39A lot of users' comments.
54:41This will be helpful.
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54:43Then, search.
54:44Clear.
54:47On a cold day,
54:49I'll make a thick miso ramen.
54:53The soup is covered with lard.
54:55It's hot.
54:59It came out.
55:03Today's newlyweds are...