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00:00:00In the world, there are many areas where ordinary people cannot enter.
00:00:12What is hidden there?
00:00:16This time...
00:00:18It's finally here!
00:00:20What is it?
00:00:21America!
00:00:23It's America!
00:00:26It's...
00:00:27It's...
00:00:28It's...
00:00:29It's America!
00:00:31This time, it's a 2-hour special about entering America.
00:00:36Pixar!
00:00:37Really?
00:00:38That Toy Story.
00:00:40Produced by Monsters Inc.
00:00:42Pixar Animation Studios.
00:00:45Entering America.
00:00:50Have you ever been on Japanese TV?
00:00:52You are first.
00:00:54What is this?
00:00:55This is Steve Jobs' first time on Japanese TV.
00:00:59What is this?
00:01:00And...
00:01:02It's totally different!
00:01:04This is the world premiere of Toy Story Buzz.
00:01:08Really?
00:01:09Isn't it amazing?
00:01:10And...
00:01:11Surprise!
00:01:14This is the world premiere of Toy Story Buzz.
00:01:17And...
00:01:20I'm surprised!
00:01:22This is the world premiere of Toy Story Buzz, the first Japanese TV to enter an all-American museum.
00:01:29This is the world premiere.
00:01:34This is the world premiere of Toy Story Buzz, the first Japanese TV to enter an all-American museum.
00:01:40Really?
00:01:41Toy Story Buzz has gone this far.
00:01:43Toy Story Buzz, let's do this!
00:01:462-hour special!
00:01:48Soresuno has finally arrived in America.
00:01:52I've been so excited lately.
00:01:54He's brought all the staff with him.
00:01:56It's just like Noah's ark, isn't it?
00:02:00Noah's ark.
00:02:02No, it's not.
00:02:03By the way, that person is also here.
00:02:05He's here.
00:02:06That person?
00:02:09I saw this person on YouTube.
00:02:11Really?
00:02:12To America?
00:02:13To America.
00:02:14Can't you get a schedule?
00:02:15Are you ready for America?
00:02:18He's too fast.
00:02:20I wanna see you.
00:02:25Long time no see.
00:02:26Yeah, long time.
00:02:27In America,
00:02:28I'm a superstar.
00:02:31I have one more star.
00:02:33I'm a superstar.
00:02:35I have one more star.
00:02:37Really?
00:02:38That's crazy.
00:02:39He's a genius.
00:02:40He's been to many places that are not allowed to enter with Abe.
00:02:45His partner, Roland, also agreed.
00:02:48Our final destination is NASA.
00:02:51It's 10,000 kilometers from Japan to NASA.
00:02:55That's quite a distance.
00:02:56But NASA is 4,000 kilometers from here.
00:02:59That's quite a distance.
00:03:00It's physically close.
00:03:02I keep saying this.
00:03:04It's worth making a dream that makes people laugh.
00:03:08It's worth making a dream that makes people laugh.
00:03:11He's a genius.
00:03:14Roland is also excited.
00:03:16He's excited.
00:03:17He's going to the most restricted place in America.
00:03:19He's going to the most restricted place in America.
00:03:21Toy Story.
00:03:22Monster's Inc.
00:03:24Really?
00:03:25Finding Nemo.
00:03:26That's crazy.
00:03:27The world's most advanced technology.
00:03:29That's amazing.
00:03:30It's the best animation in the world that goes against the norms.
00:03:33That's amazing.
00:03:34The total industrial revenue is over 2 trillion yen.
00:03:39I don't know how big it is.
00:03:41The secret of its popularity that has brought people all over the world into a whirlpool of emotion.
00:03:48And behind the first TV release.
00:03:53Let's take you there.
00:03:55Pixar Animation Studio.
00:04:00The world's largest animation company, Pixar Animation Studio.
00:04:05I want to go.
00:04:06Steve Jobs, the creator of the iPhone, founded it.
00:04:11It's amazing.
00:04:12Pixar's headquarters, which has created many hits all over the world.
00:04:16I've never heard of it.
00:04:17You can't enter unless you're a related person.
00:04:20He sneaked into the headquarters in America.
00:04:22You're here.
00:04:24This is crazy.
00:04:26It's crazy.
00:04:27I didn't expect this to happen.
00:04:31I thought so when I first started.
00:04:33That's amazing.
00:04:34And this time, Pixar.
00:04:36Pixar.
00:04:37I love it.
00:04:38I love it, too.
00:04:39Remember Me.
00:04:40I was watching Remember Me on the plane.
00:04:44I cried.
00:04:46I was a little hungry.
00:04:47A cute girl came to the staff.
00:04:50I couldn't show this crying face to a cute CEO.
00:04:54Because of Remember Me, I couldn't eat.
00:04:57What do you like, Abe-chan?
00:04:59I like everything.
00:05:01I like Finding Nemo.
00:05:04I can't eat fish.
00:05:07I can see it.
00:05:09The entrance is amazing.
00:05:11Pixar.
00:05:13It's like a theme park.
00:05:17From now on, only Pixar employees and VIPs can enter.
00:05:22You can't enter at all.
00:05:25Let's get in.
00:05:30It's amazing.
00:05:33The possibility of this project is amazing.
00:05:35I'm walking in a place like this even though I'm not a car.
00:05:37Will they open the door?
00:05:39Good morning.
00:05:40Hi.
00:05:41Good morning.
00:05:42Welcome.
00:05:43We're expecting you.
00:05:44Come on in.
00:05:45Thank you.
00:05:46It says the main gate.
00:05:47It's the main gate.
00:05:48One, two, three.
00:05:49Open.
00:05:51Is this open?
00:05:53It's open.
00:05:56I don't want to say this, but I can't say it's Pixar.
00:06:04It's amazing.
00:06:05Then, suddenly...
00:06:09It's Cars.
00:06:10I didn't notice.
00:06:11It's amazing.
00:06:12This is amazing.
00:06:14Cars 3.
00:06:16It's amazing.
00:06:17It's fun.
00:06:19First of all, please think normally.
00:06:21I don't think you should be a host.
00:06:24Thank you very much.
00:06:27Thank you for coming.
00:06:28As you can see, the area is quite large.
00:06:31What is the reality of the forbidden facility?
00:06:35There's a gym, too.
00:06:37Is this a gym?
00:06:38It's a gym.
00:06:39It's true.
00:06:40It's good for your health.
00:06:41It's like America.
00:06:42It's amazing.
00:06:43Everyone likes the gym.
00:06:44It's amazing.
00:06:45So...
00:06:46The left is amazing.
00:06:48What's wrong?
00:06:49The left doesn't make sense.
00:06:50The left doesn't make sense.
00:06:51What's this?
00:06:53There's a pool.
00:06:54Why?
00:06:55Is there a doctor?
00:06:56Wait, there's a basketball court.
00:06:58Look at the middle of the basketball court.
00:07:02It's the ball that Luxor Jr. crushes.
00:07:04It's the first thing that comes out.
00:07:06It's very Pixar.
00:07:07If your body moves, you'll be less stressed.
00:07:09So I think there's something like that.
00:07:11I think it's a great job.
00:07:13That's right.
00:07:14You have to make a great work.
00:07:15It's a good refreshment.
00:07:16I think this will refresh you.
00:07:18In addition, Pixar's facilities include a barbecue.
00:07:22Barbecue.
00:07:23You can chill around here.
00:07:26What's this?
00:07:27The angle is...
00:07:28Let's sit on this.
00:07:29This is the angle of a top company.
00:07:32Have you ever sat on a chair like this?
00:07:34It's a great angle.
00:07:35It's a great angle.
00:07:36In addition, Pixar's lively measurement.
00:07:39I'll prepare a kickboard.
00:07:40What do you mean?
00:07:41It's like America again.
00:07:43Pixar lent it to me.
00:07:45Pixar lent me a kickboard.
00:07:47That's amazing.
00:07:48Mr. Rolando, do you ride a kickboard?
00:07:50I don't move much by manpower.
00:07:53So we're going on a first-time kickboard tour.
00:07:58I can feel the wind.
00:07:59That's nice.
00:08:00People who come here feel it every morning.
00:08:03I'm sure you feel it every morning.
00:08:06That's the opening.
00:08:08That's him.
00:08:09That's him.
00:08:10Luxor Jr.
00:08:11Luxor Jr.
00:08:12What I saw was...
00:08:14This is it.
00:08:15Familiar at the opening of a Pixar movie.
00:08:18This guy.
00:08:19A huge object of an electric stand called Luxor Jr.
00:08:24But what I was more curious about was...
00:08:26What?
00:08:27Wait a minute.
00:08:28Is there anything else you're curious about?
00:08:30Is there a character like that?
00:08:32Was there such an object?
00:08:33Is there such an object?
00:08:34No way.
00:08:35What?
00:08:37No way.
00:08:38This color.
00:08:39Good morning.
00:08:40Good morning.
00:08:41I don't need this part.
00:08:44Fuwa-chan.
00:08:46What are you doing?
00:08:48What are you doing?
00:08:50You guys.
00:08:52Fuwa-chan is here.
00:08:53I'm waiting for you.
00:08:54Fuwa-chan.
00:08:55Don't stand out more than the character.
00:08:58Fuwa-chan, who has been good friends with Daigo since filming at the theme park together.
00:09:03That's right.
00:09:04Currently, he is studying in San Francisco.
00:09:07As for the program, he is on a plane.
00:09:11For this reason, he joined the program in a hurry.
00:09:14Thank you very much.
00:09:15He has a great affinity with the ball behind him.
00:09:18It's like a total coordinator.
00:09:20That's right.
00:09:21He's wearing a jacket.
00:09:23That's right.
00:09:24For this?
00:09:25Of course.
00:09:26I'm going to protect T.P.
00:09:28I'm going to protect T.P.
00:09:31Fuwa-chan is cool.
00:09:33It's the first time I've seen Fuwa-chan in Pixar.
00:09:36Of course.
00:09:38I'm excited to see it.
00:09:40I'm going to take it off.
00:09:42Pixar Animation Studio is not allowed to enter.
00:09:46First of all.
00:09:47This is amazing.
00:09:49I like the atmosphere.
00:09:52One of the founders of Pixar Animation Studio.
00:09:57Steve Jobs.
00:09:58There are many people I don't know.
00:10:00He brought the IT revolution to Pixar Animation Studio.
00:10:03He left many businesses.
00:10:06He designed the dream office for Pixar employees.
00:10:13Steve Jobs building.
00:10:17I've seen the name somewhere.
00:10:20Steve Jobs.
00:10:22He's the founder of Apple.
00:10:26There must be a reason why his name is displayed here.
00:10:32You're excited, but you're not doing it right.
00:10:36It's time to enter Pixar Animation Studio.
00:10:40Let's go in.
00:10:45One, two, three.
00:10:49This is amazing.
00:10:50May I come in?
00:10:51Welcome to Pixar.
00:10:55Hi.
00:10:57Nice to meet you.
00:10:58Nice to meet you.
00:10:59Welcome.
00:11:01Nice to meet you.
00:11:02Nice to meet you.
00:11:03Thank you.
00:11:05This time, we'll show you something special that we've never shown on Japanese TV.
00:11:12We've never shown it on Japanese TV.
00:11:14That's amazing.
00:11:15Can I grab your number?
00:11:17My...
00:11:19I'm married.
00:11:23Wow.
00:11:25Buzz and Woody.
00:11:27This is a Lego company-donated figure.
00:11:29You can only see it here.
00:11:32Buzz is made of about 12,000 Legos.
00:11:36Why is the building named Steve Jobs?
00:11:40Jobs is one of the founders of Pixar.
00:11:43This office was designed by him.
00:11:48Interior design based on the Paris station.
00:11:52Even the color of the brick wall was designed by Steve Jobs.
00:11:57Jobs and Pixar have a long history.
00:12:02We'll see that later.
00:12:05Let's take a look at the building.
00:12:09Wow.
00:12:10This is Cars.
00:12:11Cars.
00:12:12It's cute.
00:12:13Cars is a really good movie.
00:12:14This is Fiat.
00:12:15And this is Mr. Incredible.
00:12:17I love Van Lee.
00:12:19I love it.
00:12:21It's amazing.
00:12:22I love this design.
00:12:24I thought it was a well-trained person.
00:12:26But when I look at it like this, it's huge.
00:12:30By the way, the first floor is a staff dining room.
00:12:33It's a private space.
00:12:37In front of the stairs to the second floor,
00:12:39there is a sign saying,
00:12:41No Entry.
00:12:44Is this a bad sign?
00:12:48It's totally fine.
00:12:50Thank you very much.
00:12:52You did it.
00:12:53What are you saying about us?
00:12:55That's right.
00:12:56What kind of VIP do you think we are?
00:12:59What is the second floor that is usually not allowed to enter?
00:13:03The taste of the second floor changes a little.
00:13:06Really?
00:13:07I've never been here before.
00:13:09There are a lot of pictures on display.
00:13:11That's right.
00:13:12What do you want to see?
00:13:13There are many pictures of Pixar's works on display on the wall.
00:13:18It's an art museum.
00:13:19This is the concept art of the movie.
00:13:22It's not released to the public.
00:13:25Really?
00:13:26It's not a real movie scene.
00:13:29Concepts and locations are drawn to create the world view of the movie.
00:13:36It's a place you can't usually see.
00:13:38That's right.
00:13:40The picture displayed here is the so-called concept of the movie My Element.
00:13:46It's not in the main story, but it depicts the world of My Element in the director's head.
00:13:53That's amazing.
00:13:54Can I take a picture of this?
00:13:56Just for you.
00:13:59What are you talking about?
00:14:00I'm as famous as Michael Jackson.
00:14:03One, two, three.
00:14:04Gengar.
00:14:06Gengar.
00:14:07Thank you.
00:14:09There is a big bridge on the second floor.
00:14:14Look.
00:14:15Mike and Sunny are here.
00:14:19They're here.
00:14:20So cute.
00:14:22Can I hug him?
00:14:26It's huge.
00:14:27It's so big.
00:14:28It's totally different when you see it in real life.
00:14:31Do you think this is real?
00:14:34If you don't come here, it's real.
00:14:36Mr. Toyano is cute.
00:14:38Anyway, there are many characters related to Pixar's works.
00:14:44In addition...
00:14:45The bathroom.
00:14:46Yes, if you want to see the bathroom.
00:14:48Princess.
00:14:49There it is.
00:14:50It's Bo.
00:14:51It's Bo.
00:14:53The icon of the girls' bathroom is Bo from the Toy Story series.
00:14:57It's cool.
00:14:58Especially, the icon of the boys' bathroom is Whoopi.
00:15:02Job's playfulness is packed into the details.
00:15:06I'd like to hear more about the history of Pixar and Steve Jobs.
00:15:12It started more than 40 years ago in the 1980s.
00:15:18Pixar was originally a computer animation department in the Lucasfilm, directed by George Lucas.
00:15:27Steve Jobs was one of the founders of Pixar.
00:15:33It's amazing.
00:15:34And Pixar became an animation production company, but it didn't make any money at the time.
00:15:43However...
00:15:44He believed in the technical ability of the creator, and used his own pocket money to invest 5 billion yen.
00:15:55Wait a minute.
00:15:565 billion yen?
00:15:575 billion yen in savings?
00:15:58And in 1986...
00:16:01Pixar, who continued to polish their technology with a sense of death, decided to take the world by storm with a short film.
00:16:09It's a short film called Luxo Jr. made to show Pixar's technology.
00:16:14It's a movie!
00:16:15It's a movie!
00:16:16It's the result of hard work.
00:16:17There's a movie? Luxo Jr.?
00:16:19By the way, in the same 1980s, Golgo 13 introduced CG animation in Japan.
00:16:30Oh, here.
00:16:32This is the first CG animation to be introduced in the world.
00:16:37It's exciting.
00:16:3940 years ago, what was the movie that started Pixar?
00:16:46It's amazing!
00:16:50This is the first CG animation to be introduced in the world in the 1980s.
00:16:58It's exciting.
00:17:00At the same time, this is the second CG animation movie that Pixar sent to the world about 40 years ago.
00:17:11Wow, amazing.
00:17:19This is a story about an electric stand and a bowling ball.
00:17:24It's smooth.
00:17:25This movement was incredibly smooth in the CG world at the time.
00:17:31In addition, Luxo Jr., who later became an icon of the company, appeared.
00:17:39Pay attention to the movement after this.
00:17:46This is the technology that led to the revolution of the world.
00:17:50And 40 years ago.
00:17:53It's an animation where the ball stretches.
00:17:57In an era when people were desperate to move characters, this real flexibility revolutionized the world.
00:18:07This technology caught the eye and Disney and Pixar worked together to create Toy Story.
00:18:13The 80-minute long full CG animation was the first in the world.
00:18:20After that, it became a worldwide animation company with a total revenue of over 2 trillion yen.
00:18:29Jobs said, I'm just a manager, so I can't talk about the work.
00:18:34At least I want you to design a place where everyone can work.
00:18:38This building was completed.
00:18:40Jobs is amazing.
00:18:42It's wonderful.
00:18:43Wow, even in America.
00:18:48What does this mean?
00:18:50Let's talk about it.
00:18:52I'll give you a famous quote as soon as it comes out.
00:18:59What is that?
00:19:01This is a large-scale location.
00:19:03This is a large-scale location.
00:19:05Who is this?
00:19:07At first, I just came in and looked inside the building.
00:19:16First of all, the location was very large.
00:19:19But there's something even bigger.
00:19:23It's in the minds of the people who work.
00:19:28I see.
00:19:29It's imagination.
00:19:30Great imagination.
00:19:32To infinity and beyond.
00:19:33Let's go.
00:19:34That's what I'm talking about.
00:19:36That's great.
00:19:37That's amazing.
00:19:39Next, everyone in the studio who thinks it's a lowland.
00:19:44It's time for a famous quote.
00:19:47Wait, wait, wait.
00:19:49Really?
00:19:50Please give us your opinion on the history of Steve Jobs and Pixar.
00:19:56Good, good.
00:19:58It's a guest.
00:20:00It's long.
00:20:05This is a good one.
00:20:08Wait a minute.
00:20:09What do you think of the history of Pixar and Jobs?
00:20:14Date-san, you love Pixar's works.
00:20:17You have a good image of the story.
00:20:19I wanted to see it normally.
00:20:21This is really scary.
00:20:23I agree.
00:20:24I'll see it tomorrow.
00:20:25Date-san, if you can do it, please tell us.
00:20:29I did it.
00:20:30You did it.
00:20:31It's fast to get a nosebleed.
00:20:33Please give us your opinion on the history of Pixar and Jobs.
00:20:40To everyone here right now.
00:20:44To everyone watching TV right now.
00:20:51To FINDING.
00:20:55I'm scared.
00:20:56I'm scared.
00:20:57Wait a minute.
00:20:58Is this a famous quote?
00:21:00I'm handsome.
00:21:05Pixar Animation Studio is not allowed to enter.
00:21:09There are three more.
00:21:10I'm scared.
00:21:11There are three.
00:21:13I want to see this.
00:21:15Pixar characters are loved all over the world.
00:21:19Each character has a secret.
00:21:25Normally, shooting is prohibited.
00:21:28This is the first time I've seen this.
00:21:33This is an American comedian.
00:21:39There is a production floor on the first floor.
00:21:43Wait a minute.
00:21:47Have you ever been on Japanese TV?
00:21:50As far as I know, no.
00:21:53You are the first.
00:21:55This is the first time I've seen this.
00:21:57I'll give you back your self-portrait.
00:22:00The production floor left by Steve Jobs, the first to be released in Japan.
00:22:05It was an incredible scene that I didn't think it was a company.
00:22:10What is this?
00:22:14The first to be released on TV.
00:22:15It's a forbidden production floor.
00:22:18Have you ever been on Japanese TV?
00:22:21As far as I know, no.
00:22:24By the way, this is the general workplace of Japanese companies.
00:22:30The desks are lined up regularly.
00:22:32The colors are extremely simple.
00:22:35The first to be released on Japanese TV.
00:22:38It's a forbidden production floor.
00:22:39What is the production floor left by Steve Jobs?
00:22:45Let's stand up.
00:22:51What?
00:22:53Walk in a row so that you don't stick out from here.
00:22:57Don't take the camera from far away.
00:23:01What is this place?
00:23:04It says Oden.
00:23:12This is the animation production floor.
00:23:15In order not to stop the creators' imagination,
00:23:18Each room is decorated as you like.
00:23:23Is this based on Japanese Totoro?
00:23:26Yes, it's Totoro.
00:23:27Why is it Totoro?
00:23:29It's a room for Totoro fans.
00:23:32I'm glad to hear that from a Japanese person.
00:23:35It's a famous line.
00:23:37If you're Japanese, you'll be angry just because there's a game on the desk.
00:23:41However, Pixar's workplace is like a theme park.
00:23:46There is no prohibition on creators to create freely.
00:23:53You can decorate as you like.
00:23:57The production floor continues.
00:24:00This is a jungle-themed floor.
00:24:03The atmosphere is completely different.
00:24:05It's interesting.
00:24:08And this is a production floor based on a witch's house.
00:24:12You can look inside.
00:24:15Can I look inside?
00:24:17This is an animation production room.
00:24:22This is a witch's house.
00:24:25There are skulls on the ceiling.
00:24:27It's cute.
00:24:28It's strange to look inside.
00:24:32There are many bubbles.
00:24:35It's amazing that this is a place you can't see from the back.
00:24:39This is the preview room of TBS.
00:24:42This is the preview room of TBS.
00:24:46There is a reason why this floor was released on TV for the first time.
00:24:52Originally, this area was not allowed to enter.
00:24:57But there was a staff member who wanted to invite everyone to the room.
00:25:03That's why I'm showing you around.
00:25:07Who is he?
00:25:09He is a great staff member.
00:25:14He gave permission to shoot at the production site for the first time in Japan.
00:25:17He was a big fan of SNOWMAN.
00:25:20Does he know SNOWMAN?
00:25:24Is he Japanese?
00:25:26Can I come in?
00:25:29He is Japanese.
00:25:31Thank you.
00:25:33He is a Japanese staff member.
00:25:35I'm glad to hear that.
00:25:37He is a great staff member.
00:25:39He is a Japanese staff member who works at Pixar.
00:25:42His name is YUTO OKUGAI.
00:25:44Normally, no one comes to this office.
00:25:47But we were the only ones.
00:25:49Mr. ROLAND came to this office.
00:25:54Is that you?
00:25:56It was Mr. ROLAND.
00:25:58I heard it, but please say it again.
00:26:00Mr. ROLAND.
00:26:02It's not SNOWMAN.
00:26:04It was Mr. ROLAND.
00:26:06It's not Mr. ROLAND.
00:26:08It's not Mr. ROLAND.
00:26:10It's a famous saying.
00:26:12He is well educated.
00:26:14He is good at Japanese.
00:26:16He is good at Japanese.
00:26:18YUKO's job is to worship Mr. ROLAND.
00:26:23What is your job?
00:26:25It's a job of lighting and synthesis.
00:26:27It's a job of lighting and synthesis.
00:26:30It's a job of lighting and synthesis.
00:26:32It's a job of lighting and synthesis.
00:26:34It's a job of lighting and synthesis.
00:26:36What is the lighting of CG animation?
00:26:40I will explain it briefly.
00:26:42This is a picture.
00:26:46I will light from here.
00:26:49I will light from here.
00:26:51It's completely different.
00:26:53I can understand the lighting of the stage.
00:26:58It's a lighting in the imagination.
00:27:00It's completely different.
00:27:02It's interesting.
00:27:04The scene created by the lighting is even more realistic.
00:27:09It's completely different.
00:27:11It can also produce various visual effects.
00:27:14For example, this scene.
00:27:17Depending on the lighting, I can express the expression of LILI and the feeling of the scene.
00:27:24I can express the expression of LILI and the feeling of the scene.
00:27:28It's completely different.
00:27:30It's amazing.
00:27:32You are doing a great job.
00:27:34I'm glad.
00:27:36This is amazing.
00:27:38Depending on the lighting, I can express the expression of LILI and the feeling of the scene.
00:27:43The scene where the main character appears for the first time is also a scene where the main character is admired.
00:27:47The scene where the main character appears for the first time is a scene where the main character wants to make it dramatic.
00:27:51When the lighting and composition are added, it becomes like this.
00:27:56That's the big picture.
00:27:58That's a very important scene.
00:28:01That's right.
00:28:02It's a scene before the delivery, so I'm very particular about it.
00:28:05It's like a fool.
00:28:07I'm doing the lighting on the stage.
00:28:11Are you doing it like a fool?
00:28:14Mr. Yuko works at Pixar, a global company, with this technology.
00:28:19However, until he got here, he had a miserable life.
00:28:24I don't know how I got here.
00:28:26Stop it.
00:28:28How many people are there in Pixar in Japan?
00:28:30There are about six people in Japan.
00:28:33Six people?
00:28:34It's hard to get into Pixar.
00:28:36What's wrong with Pixar?
00:28:38Interviews are very difficult.
00:28:41It's a company where people of all ages can join.
00:28:44I failed three times, and this is my fourth time.
00:28:47You're a fourth-time honest person.
00:28:49You said you couldn't give up.
00:28:51That's right.
00:28:52The first time I had an interview was in 1999.
00:28:55The first interview didn't have enough technology.
00:29:00But he didn't give up his dream of working at Pixar.
00:29:04He continued to polish his skills.
00:29:07At first, he made a game called Final Fantasy in Square.
00:29:13His career after that was in Disney animation.
00:29:16In addition, he changed jobs at DreamWorks and was in charge of lighting for Shrek 2.
00:29:22Really?
00:29:24That's amazing.
00:29:26It's been 20 years since he first had an interview at Pixar.
00:29:30How many years has it been since you finally got in?
00:29:33I joined three years ago.
00:29:36You joined a company you loved for 20 years.
00:29:41How did you get a pass?
00:29:44I got it by e-mail.
00:29:46I talked to my friends.
00:29:52He wants to work at Pixar.
00:29:54If he doesn't give up his dream, his dream will come true.
00:29:59Thank you very much.
00:30:01If you come up with a dream today, I'll give you 1000 yen.
00:30:09What's this guy?
00:30:12Among the Japanese who work at Pixar,
00:30:15There is a woman who is introduced in large letters in the end roll.
00:30:20Are you Japanese?
00:30:22I'm Keiko Murayama.
00:30:24Nice to meet you.
00:30:27This is a great Japanese man who has a big name in the end roll of a Pixar movie.
00:30:33I was a character and director.
00:30:36Really?
00:30:38This is the chief leader of character design.
00:30:42Leader?
00:30:44You're Japanese.
00:30:46In the latest movie, Inside Head 2,
00:30:48The protagonist is a great person who has worked on this character and this character.
00:30:54He is the pride of Japan.
00:30:56He is the leader of Japanese culture at Pixar.
00:30:58That's great.
00:31:00Please draw a picture of the anime.
00:31:02I don't like it.
00:31:04Stop it.
00:31:06I can't do it because I'm a woman.
00:31:08I will explain this situation with a snowman.
00:31:10I found it by chance on the road.
00:31:12I told him to dance.
00:31:15It's too rude.
00:31:18The staff thought I should have called him.
00:31:23Is this an anime picture?
00:31:25I want you to draw something.
00:31:27I don't like it.
00:31:29Is this a snowman?
00:31:31I'm not a snowman.
00:31:33He is a member of our team.
00:31:35He is a member of our team.
00:31:37He is a member of our team.
00:31:39Why is he not me?
00:31:41He has a lot of muscles.
00:31:43He has muscles like HARUKU.
00:31:45He is a member of the Olympic team.
00:31:47Is that so?
00:31:49I heard this story at the dressing room.
00:31:51He went to the gym too much.
00:31:53He probably vomited.
00:31:57I love sweets.
00:32:01He is an anime artist.
00:32:07There is a visitor here.
00:32:09What?
00:32:11As you can see, he is popular here.
00:32:14The picture looks nice.
00:32:16He is said to be a devil in his previous life.
00:32:18What is the story of KENICHI IWAMOTO and KENICHI ENDO drawn by Pixar Creators?
00:32:23Here it is!
00:32:26Amazing!
00:32:27And more!
00:32:28Surprise!
00:32:30The world's first public information of a historical hit!
00:32:37Pixar Creators created an illustration of KENICHI IWAMOTO and KENICHI ENDO.
00:32:41What is the result?
00:32:43So, we brought the illustration to Japan!
00:32:47There was a team leader of the art director.
00:32:51And it was a piece of paper that was on the spot.
00:32:54It was a piece of paper that the staff had.
00:32:56After that, they colored it with CG.
00:33:03Let me do it by lottery!
00:33:07First, let's start with Mr. Iwamoto.
00:33:11Here is the illustration of Hikaru.
00:33:14Wow!
00:33:15It's Hikaru!
00:33:19It's Hulk!
00:33:22It says Hulk.
00:33:23Let me explain.
00:33:24It's a muscular Hulk-like Hikaru.
00:33:28He has the latest character, Inside Head 2, on his shoulder.
00:33:33The background is a chocolate-like Hikaru who likes sweets.
00:33:37Wow!
00:33:41I want it.
00:33:42You can have it.
00:33:44Really?
00:33:45Next, let's see the illustration of Mr. Enken.
00:33:50Here is the illustration of Mr. Enken.
00:33:52Wow!
00:33:55It's different from the last one.
00:33:57I love watermelons.
00:33:58What?
00:33:59Did you say that?
00:34:00It was drawn by an animator, Maya.
00:34:02She drew it based on the information that she likes watermelons.
00:34:06Wow!
00:34:08It's the most recent one.
00:34:11There is one more illustration left.
00:34:14What is it?
00:34:15Here it is.
00:34:18It's the same.
00:34:19It's the same.
00:34:21It's a demon.
00:34:22It's cute.
00:34:23It's good.
00:34:24It's cute.
00:34:26What do you think, Marin?
00:34:27I'll pay for it, so please buy it.
00:34:30It's the same, right?
00:34:31It's the same, right?
00:34:32It's not allowed to enter the Pixar animation studio.
00:34:35What's next?
00:34:38What?
00:34:39Wow!
00:34:40There is a shop in the animation studio?
00:34:42In Japan, fans flock to the shop to buy the goods of Pixar movies.
00:34:49However, there is an illusion shop where only Pixar employees and VIPs can enter.
00:35:00What is it?
00:35:01It's a Pixar limited edition shop.
00:35:05A shop in the office?
00:35:07It's in the company.
00:35:09Isn't this a shop?
00:35:11It's here.
00:35:12It's in the company.
00:35:13I'm looking forward to it.
00:35:14Even in Omiya?
00:35:15Yes, this is a forbidden shop where only VIPs can enter when invited to Pixar.
00:35:21Now, let's go in.
00:35:24It's a dream show.
00:35:26It must be exciting.
00:35:27It's cute.
00:35:29Hello.
00:35:30Hi.
00:35:31I'm Valerie.
00:35:33I'm a buyer and a designer.
00:35:35Are the goods sold here special?
00:35:38Only here in the world.
00:35:44Only here in the world?
00:35:46Only here in the world.
00:35:49Really?
00:35:50Let me buy entire things by this.
00:35:55Are you Michael Jackson?
00:35:57No, I'm not.
00:35:59I brought my wallet.
00:36:02What goods can only be bought here?
00:36:06You can't buy anything other than toys and books.
00:36:11I want this.
00:36:13I'm buying.
00:36:14I want black.
00:36:16This is cute.
00:36:18Is this cool?
00:36:20The brand mark is thin.
00:36:23I want this.
00:36:24Do you want it?
00:36:25Let's buy.
00:36:26It's embroidered.
00:36:29Three pieces.
00:36:31Three pieces?
00:36:33It's a limited edition of Pixar logo.
00:36:37And it's a character wear that is not commercialized.
00:36:42And...
00:36:43It's a notebook.
00:36:45It's cute.
00:36:46It's a pencil case.
00:36:47It's cool.
00:36:50It's amazing.
00:36:52There are a lot of limited goods that can only be bought here.
00:36:56I bought this, too.
00:36:59I don't like being told to smell it.
00:37:03It's modern.
00:37:04I bought it because I like it.
00:37:06Do you buy it at the studio?
00:37:09Of course.
00:37:11Isn't this good?
00:37:13What is the most popular souvenir among the goods that can only be bought at Pixar?
00:37:20Here is the American logo quiz.
00:37:25A logo quiz?
00:37:27I will give you a quiz about the logo of a famous American company.
00:37:33If all 11 of you don't get it right, you can't get this souvenir.
00:37:39If one person gets it right, everyone gets it right.
00:37:43It's a joint responsibility.
00:37:45Really?
00:37:47Here is the most popular souvenir I bought.
00:37:55It's a Pixar ball key chain.
00:37:58You can only buy this at Pixar Animation Studio.
00:38:02It's called a lucky charm.
00:38:07It's a must-have item for Pixar employees.
00:38:10I'm glad.
00:38:11Here is the American logo quiz.
00:38:16What is this?
00:38:18This is the store of this logo.
00:38:20Wait a minute.
00:38:21I know this.
00:38:23I know this.
00:38:25Wait a minute.
00:38:26MARIN and MYUU have one free gift.
00:38:30This is a free gift.
00:38:32I found this in Japan.
00:38:36I found this in Japan.
00:38:38I often see this in Japan.
00:38:43ENKI, what is this?
00:38:46I found this.
00:38:51I found this at a walking course.
00:38:59I've never been there.
00:39:01If you know the name of the store, you can get it.
00:39:04There is a hint hidden in the logo.
00:39:07If you look at the logo, you can get it.
00:39:10I want a hint.
00:39:12There is a hint hidden in the logo.
00:39:14Please give me a hint.
00:39:16This is the first character.
00:39:18I got it right.
00:39:20I got it right.
00:39:22I may have talked about this with SAKUMA.
00:39:26Do you know this?
00:39:28I like SAKUMA very much.
00:39:30Do you like me?
00:39:33Is this a hint?
00:39:35Please give me a hint.
00:39:37Please open the board.
00:39:43This is SUBWAY.
00:39:45This is SUBWAY.
00:39:49Wait a minute.
00:39:52This is divided into two.
00:39:54Wait a minute.
00:39:57This is divided into two.
00:40:00This is a regional problem.
00:40:02What is a regional problem?
00:40:05Where are you from?
00:40:07I'm from KANSAI.
00:40:09Are you from KYOTO?
00:40:11I'm from NARA.
00:40:13You are wrong.
00:40:15This is SUBWAY.
00:40:18What does this mean?
00:40:20I remember this by sound.
00:40:22This is SUBWAY.
00:40:24This is SUBWAY.
00:40:28This is SUBWAY.
00:40:30This is SUBWAY.
00:40:32This is SUBWAY.
00:40:34This is a joke.
00:40:37He is serious.
00:40:41This is not funny.
00:40:43I got it right.
00:40:45I'm looking forward to this.
00:40:47I haven't announced this for a long time.
00:40:49This is different.
00:40:50Where is this?
00:40:52This is not here either.
00:40:54I remember this sound.
00:40:56This is a different one.
00:40:59This is a lie.
00:41:02This is a lie.
00:41:04This is here.
00:41:06This is SUBWAY.
00:41:09This is the answer.
00:41:11What is this?
00:41:13The correct answer is SUBWAY.
00:41:17This was born in 1965 in Connecticut, USA.
00:41:22You can choose the ingredients and dressings you like.
00:41:26It's a modern-made style.
00:41:28In 2017, there were 40,000 stores in the world.
00:41:32At that time, it was the largest chain store in the world.
00:41:36The arrow pointing to the left and right of the logo
00:41:39represents the option to choose the ingredients in various patterns.
00:41:44By the way, the subway is not a subway.
00:41:49The shape of the sandwich is similar to the submarine.
00:41:53You can choose the ingredients and dressings you like.
00:41:56Submarine and MyWay became the name of the subway.
00:42:01I see.
00:42:03So, it's a failure.
00:42:06Wait a minute.
00:42:07Is it really a failure?
00:42:09Because it's a subway.
00:42:11But everyone is so right.
00:42:13Except Koji.
00:42:15It's a joint responsibility.
00:42:19Why is he so strict?
00:42:23He is not allowed to enter the Pixar animation studio.
00:42:26What's next?
00:42:29I'm really sorry.
00:42:30He is a heavy sleeper.
00:42:31I'm really sorry.
00:42:33For the first time in the world,
00:42:35he made a full CG super animation.
00:42:39So far, 11 works have won the Academy Award for Super Animation.
00:42:45In the Pixar animation studio, which has made many hits all over the world,
00:42:52there is a person who is respected as an important person of the organization.
00:42:58It's the person who is in charge of Pixar animation.
00:43:02It's me.
00:43:06He is so powerful.
00:43:08There is a person who is in charge of Pixar animation.
00:43:10He has to move all the corridors.
00:43:13Oh, no.
00:43:14He has never been on TV.
00:43:15He is really strict.
00:43:17He has to go from his right foot.
00:43:19Let's go.
00:43:20Let's go.
00:43:22It's a place where you can't enter.
00:43:26Let's go.
00:43:27One, two, three.
00:43:28He is here.
00:43:31Cute.
00:43:32Various.
00:43:33Be quiet.
00:43:35Be quiet.
00:43:36Where?
00:43:37Right.
00:43:38Excuse me.
00:43:40The person who was waiting for him was a great person.
00:43:44Hey, what are you doing?
00:43:46Really?
00:43:47Moreover,
00:43:48Is this a hat?
00:43:50Great.
00:43:51The treasure of the Toy Story that everyone knows.
00:43:56Pixar is proud of it.
00:44:00What?
00:44:05After that, the person who was waiting for him was a great person.
00:44:10There is a person who is really great.
00:44:13He has to move all the corridors.
00:44:17Oh, no.
00:44:18He has never been on TV.
00:44:19Be quiet.
00:44:21Be quiet.
00:44:22Where?
00:44:23Right.
00:44:24Excuse me.
00:44:26This is a room where you can't enter.
00:44:32Let's go.
00:44:37Excuse me.
00:44:38Hello.
00:44:40Who?
00:44:41May I come in?
00:44:42Nice to meet you.
00:44:43Nice to meet you.
00:44:44Hi, I'm Phillip.
00:44:45Hi, I'm Hua.
00:44:46Nice to meet you.
00:44:47Right.
00:44:48This is...
00:44:49Welcome to Pixar's recording studio.
00:44:52Recording studio.
00:44:54Yes.
00:44:55This is...
00:44:56This is Pixar's recording studio.
00:44:59It's in this building.
00:45:01And this person has been in charge of recording all the works since he joined Pixar.
00:45:07He is Juchin Masa.
00:45:09Oh, no.
00:45:10What if a famous person comes here?
00:45:15Right.
00:45:16A lot of famous people come here.
00:45:19I see.
00:45:20That's why famous actors are recording in this building.
00:45:24I see.
00:45:25Everything starts from here.
00:45:27The person who recorded here is...
00:45:29Come on.
00:45:30I'm fine.
00:45:31No problem.
00:45:32He is Tom Hanks, who played Woody.
00:45:35Oh, no.
00:45:36He is Jamie Foxx, who played Joe in Soulful World.
00:45:40Where is he?
00:45:41Where is he?
00:45:42Where is he?
00:45:43Where is he?
00:45:44Where is he?
00:45:45Where is he?
00:45:46Where is he?
00:45:47He is Jamie Foxx.
00:45:48Oh, he is here.
00:45:49There are many famous Hollywood actors here.
00:45:51Amazing.
00:45:52But it takes long to record.
00:45:56When the story idea is ready,
00:45:58Pixar employees record it and upload it to the site.
00:46:02It's a pity.
00:46:03Sometimes it doesn't come well.
00:46:06I see.
00:46:07Then, they remake it again.
00:46:09Really?
00:46:10They change the story many times and invite the actual actor after all.
00:46:14So, they change the story many times and invite the actual actor.
00:46:16But even after the actors have spoken, they often change the story.
00:46:24Yes, the number of years it takes to plan one work and complete it is...
00:46:30The longest is more than 7 years.
00:46:33I graduated from elementary school.
00:46:35Then...
00:46:37Do you do auditions?
00:46:39How is our voice?
00:46:41Our voice?
00:46:44We also want to do auditions.
00:46:46We want to be voice actors.
00:46:48That's bad.
00:46:49That's bad.
00:46:52Let's explain this situation with Snow Man.
00:46:56I happened to meet Iwamoto, who is also a choreographer.
00:47:00I want to dance with the back of Snow Man, so watch me dance.
00:47:04It's the same rude situation.
00:47:06That's harsh.
00:47:07I don't like it at all.
00:47:08I should have offered him a proper talent.
00:47:13At that time, I thought.
00:47:21Really?
00:47:22I didn't expect an OK.
00:47:24Really?
00:47:25That's bad.
00:47:26Is it OK?
00:47:28Maybe in the next work...
00:47:29That's bad.
00:47:30That's bad.
00:47:35I can't laugh.
00:47:37An emergency audition in front of a crowd.
00:47:41That's good.
00:47:42The over-recording work will be released on August 1st.
00:47:46Inside Head 2.
00:47:49It will be released overseas in June.
00:47:51As an animation film, it will be the fastest in the world.
00:47:54It will exceed the industry revenue of 100 million dollars.
00:47:58It will surpass the first work, such as Toy Story.
00:48:01It will be the highest record in Pixar's work.
00:48:05This work is...
00:48:07Let's make Riley happy.
00:48:10It's the emotions in her head.
00:48:13The world of emotions such as joy and sadness spreads in Riley's head.
00:48:23In the head of a girl who has entered puberty,
00:48:26a new story with emotions is born.
00:48:31It will be over-recorded in a precious scene that hasn't been released yet.
00:48:37In Japan, this is a script for a movie that hasn't been released yet.
00:48:41Then, is it forbidden to enter?
00:48:43It's forbidden to go out.
00:48:44It's forbidden to see.
00:48:47By the way, the main character of emotions is Yorokobi.
00:48:51Let's take a look at the scene.
00:48:55Orange?
00:48:56Was there such a color?
00:48:57I don't know.
00:48:58It hasn't changed.
00:48:59It's not my taste.
00:49:00No.
00:49:01Hello, everyone.
00:49:03What should I do?
00:49:04I'm a big, big, big fan of yours.
00:49:06Great.
00:49:07I met you.
00:49:08Finally, it's real.
00:49:10So, what should I do?
00:49:11Should I take a memo?
00:49:12Coffee.
00:49:13Schedule management.
00:49:14Dog walk.
00:49:15Carrying luggage.
00:49:16Sleepover.
00:49:17You're full of energy.
00:49:18Can you stay there and stay still?
00:49:20All right.
00:49:21Then, I'll do anything.
00:49:23Thank you.
00:49:24What's your name?
00:49:25Oh, I'm sorry.
00:49:26I just shouted.
00:49:27I'm worried.
00:49:28A new feeling of Riley.
00:49:31So, first of all, Roland challenges.
00:49:33Great.
00:49:34Then...
00:49:35I only need one shot.
00:49:37Really?
00:49:38One shot?
00:49:39Cool.
00:49:40Cool.
00:49:41Roland is full of motivation.
00:49:44You press the Q button as a female director.
00:49:47I was really nervous.
00:49:49Really?
00:49:51I'll do it.
00:49:52OK.
00:49:53Abe presses the Q button.
00:49:56Then, in front of Jyuchin,
00:49:57he will audition for the next film.
00:50:01How good is Roland?
00:50:04Take 1.
00:50:08Oh, right.
00:50:09I'll do an impersonation from now on.
00:50:12It's an interesting take.
00:50:14Oh, it's a little close.
00:50:15Please go a little far.
00:50:17No.
00:50:19No way.
00:50:20Dylan Mackey.
00:50:22No way.
00:50:23It's like an anime.
00:50:24You came to Pixar.
00:50:25What are you doing?
00:50:26OK, let's go to the next.
00:50:28Since the arrangement is too strong,
00:50:30Pixar officially says no.
00:50:35So, next,
00:50:36Fuwa-chan who is aiming for the voice actor of a Pixar film.
00:50:41I'll do it seriously.
00:50:43Don't laugh.
00:50:44These guys are serious.
00:50:46Don't laugh.
00:50:48Fuwa-chan, who is always joking around,
00:50:50seriously tries to do the dubbing.
00:50:52I want to do it.
00:50:53Then,
00:50:54an unbelievable ability...
00:50:57Take 1.
00:51:01Orange?
00:51:02Is there such a color?
00:51:03I don't know.
00:51:04It's not my favorite color.
00:51:07Hello, everyone.
00:51:09What should I do?
00:51:10I'm a big, big, big fan of yours.
00:51:12What?
00:51:13Wow, I finally met you.
00:51:14It's real.
00:51:16So, what should I do?
00:51:17Should I take a picture?
00:51:18Coffee?
00:51:19Schedule management?
00:51:20Walking the dog?
00:51:21Carrying luggage?
00:51:22Sleepover?
00:51:23Wow, you're full of energy.
00:51:25Can you stay there and stay still?
00:51:26I got it.
00:51:29Thank you.
00:51:30What's your name?
00:51:31Oh, I'm sorry.
00:51:32I ran out of breath.
00:51:33I'm worried.
00:51:34Riley's new feeling.
00:51:36What is Ju-chin's reaction?
00:51:40Wow.
00:51:42That was perfect.
00:51:44Very well done.
00:51:45Perfect.
00:51:48I didn't expect that.
00:51:51Then,
00:51:52Your dubbing should be watched by someone more important than me.
00:51:56I'll contact you.
00:51:57Come and see me.
00:51:58I appreciate it.
00:51:59Hey, really?
00:52:00Really?
00:52:01That's amazing.
00:52:02He met a super big creature that he usually can't meet.
00:52:09And then,
00:52:10He met a super big creature.
00:52:14He took the world's first video.
00:52:21They're talking to each other.
00:52:23Hello.
00:52:24Hello.
00:52:25Hi.
00:52:26Nice to meet you.
00:52:27Hi, I'm Kelsey.
00:52:28I'm Roland.
00:52:29How are you?
00:52:30Good to meet you.
00:52:31What they've been waiting for are super weird men.
00:52:36These two are actually...
00:52:38I'm Mark, a producer.
00:52:40A producer?
00:52:42That's right.
00:52:43And he's Kelsey, a director.
00:52:45Really?
00:52:47He met a director and a producer.
00:52:49That's amazing.
00:52:50He usually can't meet them.
00:52:52Yes, these two.
00:52:55The director and producer of Inside Head 2, a historical hit.
00:53:00That's amazing.
00:53:01He's involved in a world-wide hit like Toy Story 4.
00:53:06He's the most famous guy in Pixar.
00:53:12This is a big chance for him to sell.
00:53:15I just did it.
00:53:17I did it very well, so please listen to it.
00:53:20What voice did you do?
00:53:22Joy.
00:53:23Really?
00:53:24Show me.
00:53:26I'm super nervous.
00:53:31Okay, ready?
00:53:32Yes, I'm ready.
00:53:33This is my voice.
00:53:34This is you.
00:53:45Wow.
00:53:56That was fast.
00:53:58It was too fast.
00:53:59The director can't stop giving advice to Fuwa.
00:54:03I think your creativity is because you've been through a lot.
00:54:09And everyone has experienced puberty in their teens.
00:54:14I think there are some people who have become parents with puberty children.
00:54:19I think you often feel lonely at that time.
00:54:24I want everyone to feel that they are not alone by watching Inside Head 2.
00:54:31This is a world-class performance.
00:54:33I can do it.
00:54:34I can do it.
00:54:35I can do it.
00:54:36Can I do it?
00:54:37Yes.
00:54:38Can I do it?
00:54:39Yes.
00:54:40But it's not just about being used.
00:54:43Because...
00:54:49It's a reality show all of a sudden.
00:54:51On the plane?
00:54:55Really?
00:54:56Yes.
00:54:58Horedaka?
00:54:59I got a lot of good information.
00:55:00I see.
00:55:01I'm a host, too.
00:55:03I can negotiate.
00:55:04I brought a lot of champagne.
00:55:06Think of it as an after party.
00:55:08Okay.
00:55:10Roland climbed to the top of the host world with his Japanese skills and negotiated Horedaka.
00:55:16What kind of Japanese skills will he show us?
00:55:19Honestly, we've spent a lot of money on this project.
00:55:23It was pretty penny, you know?
00:55:25So, we need to get as much out of it as we can.
00:55:29It's too straightforward.
00:55:30It's not a negotiation.
00:55:31It's too straightforward.
00:55:33But...
00:55:34What do you want to see?
00:55:36Is there anything you can show me that no one else in Japan has seen?
00:55:40Oh.
00:55:41Do you want me to show you something?
00:55:42Yeah.
00:55:43And some bad stuff.
00:55:44Please, please.
00:55:45There are many fans in Japan.
00:55:47Oh, yeah.
00:55:48Then I'll tell you a story that no one in the world has told you.
00:55:51Oh, my.
00:55:53The first information about the world, Solesno, has been revealed.
00:55:57Solesno?
00:55:58What kind of secret information is it?
00:56:02Inside Head 2 will have four new emotional characters.
00:56:09Actually, there's a phantom character that we're going to cut out right now.
00:56:14Really?
00:56:15I haven't told anyone about this.
00:56:16It looks like it's really the first time.
00:56:17That's a character called Surprise.
00:56:21Surprise was originally there.
00:56:23It's a character with surprising emotions.
00:56:27I've never said this before.
00:56:29It's the first time.
00:56:31Surprise!
00:56:33Then Abe cuts in even more.
00:56:36I want to see the original picture of Surprise.
00:56:41I want to see it.
00:56:42Maybe it's on that wall.
00:56:44Really?
00:56:46What?
00:56:47It looks like it.
00:56:48Really?
00:56:49Let's do it.
00:56:50Maybe it's not this.
00:56:52Maybe?
00:56:53I'm sure it's this.
00:56:54Surprise!
00:56:55Really?
00:56:58This is it.
00:57:00Really?
00:57:01It looks like a rabbit.
00:57:03Surprise is coming out of my ears.
00:57:06Surprise may appear in future works.
00:57:09It may appear in the third part.
00:57:11Wow.
00:57:12This is the first information.
00:57:13That's amazing.
00:57:14Have you ever said this before?
00:57:16Not even once.
00:57:17Never?
00:57:18It's a surprise for you guys.
00:57:20Really?
00:57:21We got a surprise.
00:57:22Super surprise.
00:57:24I wanted to have.
00:57:25Thank you, man.
00:57:27Wow.
00:57:29This is the world's first release.
00:57:31It may appear in future works.
00:57:33This is the world's first release?
00:57:35Surprise!
00:57:37It's rare that only Soresno can be shot in the world.
00:57:42Then there's another surprise.
00:57:45I was taking a break.
00:57:47No way.
00:57:48No way.
00:57:49Really?
00:57:50Wait.
00:57:51I'm so happy.
00:57:52What is it?
00:57:53What is this?
00:57:55It's a table box.
00:57:56No way.
00:57:57No way.
00:57:58No way.
00:57:59No way.
00:58:00I'm so happy.
00:58:01I'm so happy.
00:58:03Maya drew an illustration of Renken.
00:58:06She drew a surprise for three people.
00:58:10She really drew it.
00:58:11Isn't it amazing?
00:58:12This is Fuwa-chan.
00:58:14The line of surprises never stops.
00:58:19OK.
00:58:20OK.
00:58:21Thank you.
00:58:22It's him.
00:58:23The coordinator called the coordinator.
00:58:27Did Keiko draw it?
00:58:29I got a call from PIXAR.
00:58:32They said I can go to a place I usually don't go.
00:58:37From now on?
00:58:38From now on.
00:58:39On Twitter.
00:58:40Really?
00:58:41Really?
00:58:42I haven't been told where I'm going.
00:58:44I'm so happy.
00:58:47What they showed us in a hurry was...
00:58:50...the first time in Japan.
00:58:53What is it?
00:58:55What was added to the PIXAR animation studio?
00:59:05It's been 38 years since PIXAR started making animation films.
00:59:10Is this soy sauce?
00:59:12PIXAR has created many unique characters...
00:59:15...including Buzz and Woody.
00:59:23But there are secret materials of popular characters...
00:59:27...that have not been released to the world.
00:59:32What is the secret material for the first time on TV tonight?
00:59:37Where is it?
00:59:38It's amazing.
00:59:39I didn't know there was such a place.
00:59:41It says it's a restricted area.
00:59:45This way?
00:59:48No camera recording.
00:59:55What is a restricted area where secret materials of popular characters are kept?
01:00:00Let's go in.
01:00:05Let's go in.
01:00:06Why are we allowed to come in?
01:00:10Which way?
01:00:14It says press room.
01:00:15It's amazing.
01:00:17What is it?
01:00:19What is it?
01:00:20It's amazing.
01:00:22Hello.
01:00:23Hello.
01:00:24Nice to meet you.
01:00:29It's embarrassing.
01:00:30What is this room?
01:00:31What is this room?
01:00:32There are secret materials of PIXAR that have not been released to the world.
01:00:38Secret?
01:00:40It will be released.
01:00:41It will be released.
01:00:42It's a secret.
01:00:43It's a secret.
01:00:44There is something that will be shown for the first time tonight.
01:00:46I got a good picture.
01:00:48Wait a minute.
01:00:49Why did you say OK?
01:00:51The directors who met earlier said they wanted everyone to be happy and go home.
01:00:56They are kind.
01:00:57They are kind.
01:00:58They are kind.
01:00:59They are kind.
01:01:00It's a secret.
01:01:01What you can see is a super secret material that has not been released to the world.
01:01:09For example, this is an early memo that was written when I came up with the character Hazukashi.
01:01:16Wait a minute.
01:01:17Is it really like a memo?
01:01:19That's right.
01:01:20Have you taken care of all this?
01:01:23During production, I take all the graffiti of NAKKIN.
01:01:28These ideas may one day create a world-class character.
01:01:32That's great.
01:01:33This is a very important material for us.
01:01:37That's great.
01:01:38That's great.
01:01:39That's great.
01:01:40That's great.
01:01:41In addition.
01:01:42This is the limit of the early Buzz.
01:01:45That's not true.
01:01:46That's not true.
01:01:47This is a super secret material of Toy Story Buzz for the first time on TV.
01:01:52That's great.
01:01:53This is Utti in the early stages.
01:01:56Really?
01:01:57Isn't that great?
01:01:58Utti is a surprise that can only be seen on Soresuno.
01:02:04Soresuno is the first on Japanese TV.
01:02:07What is it?
01:02:08The treasure of Toy Story that everyone knows.
01:02:13HIKSA has released it only on Soresuno.
01:02:17Then I will show you something special.
01:02:20Very special.
01:02:21What is it?
01:02:22Very special.
01:02:23Very special.
01:02:24It's already special.
01:02:25It's even more special.
01:02:27Really?
01:02:28It's already special.
01:02:29It's amazing.
01:02:31I just saw it.
01:02:32I saw it.
01:02:33What is it?
01:02:34What is it?
01:02:35What is it?
01:02:36A model?
01:02:37What?
01:02:38What?
01:02:39Is this a hat?
01:02:40No way.
01:02:41What?
01:02:42What?
01:02:43No way.
01:02:44That's great.
01:02:45This is Utti in the early stages.
01:02:50Really?
01:02:52It was made during the production of the first Toy Story.
01:02:55It's still there.
01:02:56Was it when he was doing trial and error?
01:02:58That's right.
01:02:59Everything is still there.
01:03:00What is this?
01:03:01This is Utti's early design before it was completed.
01:03:05Even more.
01:03:07Utti.
01:03:08It was like this when it was animated.
01:03:10It's completely different from the complete version.
01:03:12Even Utti's original drawing.
01:03:14Was it like this?
01:03:15It's completely different.
01:03:17The eyes are amazing.
01:03:18There was a time when I was meditating.
01:03:21If you look at the trial and error of Pixar, there is nothing.
01:03:24That's right.
01:03:25Furthermore, the first release in Japan continues.
01:03:28To infinity and beyond.
01:03:29Let's go.
01:03:30It's cool.
01:03:32I'm curious.
01:03:33This is Buzz in the early stages.
01:03:35Buzz?
01:03:36Buzz?
01:03:37Buzz?
01:03:38Buzz?
01:03:39Buzz?
01:03:40Buzz?
01:03:41Buzz?
01:03:42Buzz?
01:03:43Buzz?
01:03:44Buzz?
01:03:45Buzz?
01:03:46Buzz?
01:03:47Even more talent.
01:03:48Even more talent.
01:03:49Even more talent.
01:03:51And this is the limit of Buzz in the very beginning.
01:03:53Buzz.
01:03:54It's completely different.
01:03:56It's completely different.
01:03:57I don't like it.
01:03:58Who is it?
01:03:59It's smooth.
01:04:00It's definitely here.
01:04:01This is it.
01:04:02It's definitely here.
01:04:03I'm not confident in this.
01:04:05Buzz was like this.
01:04:06I don't think this is Buzz.
01:04:08Oh, look at this.
01:04:10Buzz was originally named Luna Larry.
01:04:14I can't call it Luna.
01:04:16This is what we're all about.
01:04:18That's an amazing name change.
01:04:19Not just the design, but the name changes too.
01:04:22What's the reason for the name change?
01:04:26Maybe he had a more retro image when he was in Lunar Rally.
01:04:31Maybe the name changed when he was trying to be the latest Space Ranger.
01:04:36I see.
01:04:37That's interesting.
01:04:38This is super valuable.
01:04:40Maybe there was a world line for this.
01:04:42Why are you showing me this?
01:04:44Because I wanted to show you the infinite universe.
01:04:48Isn't that amazing?
01:04:50That's crazy.
01:04:51That was amazing.
01:04:53We were able to share information about the first class in the world.
01:04:59We did it.
01:05:00We really did it this time.
01:05:03But that's not all.
01:05:08What is it?
01:05:09What is it?
01:05:11Now that we're in the U.S.
01:05:14I want to infiltrate a little more.
01:05:16Wait, wait, wait.
01:05:17That's not me.
01:05:18That's not me.
01:05:19He's on the show.
01:05:21He's never been on Japanese TV.
01:05:24That's crazy.
01:05:25It's his first time again?
01:05:26That's crazy.
01:05:27The history of TV is going to change.
01:05:29What is the forbidden area where you can't board an airplane?
01:05:34The number of museums in the world is about 95,000.
01:05:43It's the largest in the world with about 17,500 museums in the U.S.
01:05:51There is the largest museum in the world where dinosaur fossils are stored in America.
01:06:03It's the Los Angeles Natural History Museum!
01:06:10Speaking of museums...
01:06:13No filming is allowed anywhere.
01:06:17It's a big no-filming rule.
01:06:20However...
01:06:23Due to the spread of social media, no filming has been allowed for the past few years.
01:06:30Young people flocked to the museum.
01:06:32As a result, many people fell in love with the museum.
01:06:37Speaking of the summer vacation museum...
01:06:45It's a popular place for children and adults.
01:06:52So...
01:06:55Don't you want to see the strongest museum?
01:06:59It's the largest museum in the United States.
01:07:01It is also designated as a National Historic Site.
01:07:04It's the strongest dinosaur museum.
01:07:07It's the first time for Japanese TV.
01:07:10Really?
01:07:11I'm looking forward to it.
01:07:13Now, we're here.
01:07:16We're in Los Angeles.
01:07:20The weather is great.
01:07:22It looks like a lot of fun.
01:07:25It's the hottest place in the United States.
01:07:35It's the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
01:07:41Have you ever been here?
01:07:43Of course, it's my first time.
01:07:45I don't usually go to museums.
01:07:48I don't usually go to museums.
01:07:51I don't know.
01:07:53Let's go to the dinosaur museum.
01:07:55It's fun to be an old man.
01:07:57Let's go.
01:07:58Let's go.
01:08:00Before that...
01:08:02Suddenly, Mr. Endo of the studio.
01:08:05Do you know the life expectancy of Tyrannosaurus?
01:08:09About 15 years?
01:08:12The answer is later.
01:08:15This time, we're going to find out the mystery of the dinosaur.
01:08:20At the strongest museum in the United States.
01:08:23With the first video in Japan and the first video in the world.
01:08:26Explanation.
01:08:28And...
01:08:29You can only see it here at the World Museum.
01:08:32You can only see it here in the world.
01:08:34At the end of the illusion.
01:08:36Dinosaurs are still alive.
01:08:39I'll show you the back of the research facility that stores it.
01:08:44Can you open this?
01:08:47I was surprised.
01:08:48The dinosaurs were not extinct.
01:08:52The latest research on dinosaurs still alive.
01:08:55Really?
01:08:57And...
01:08:58It's the first in the world.
01:09:00It's the first in the world.
01:09:03The world's largest discovery.
01:09:05Only Soresno's camera was able to capture it.
01:09:08Really?
01:09:09Soresno has gone this far.
01:09:12Let's show you a video that can only be seen here.
01:09:16Excuse me.
01:09:17Thank you.
01:09:18Great.
01:09:19Hi, guys.
01:09:20Cool.
01:09:21Hi.
01:09:22What?
01:09:23Mr. Yunben, a pirate-like museum guide, will guide us to the forbidden area.
01:09:31Have Japanese TV ever been here?
01:09:34You are very lucky.
01:09:37Japanese TV cameras have never been here.
01:09:40Really?
01:09:41It's the first time in Japan.
01:09:42It's the first time.
01:09:44Now, let's stand up.
01:09:47Good.
01:09:48Thank you.
01:09:49One, two, three.
01:09:54Thank you.
01:09:55I'm so happy.
01:09:57This is the entrance of the museum.
01:10:00The ceiling is amazing.
01:10:02Wow.
01:10:03Can you see the height of the ceiling?
01:10:06Great.
01:10:07What are you doing?
01:10:09Get down and take a picture like this.
01:10:11He's working hard.
01:10:13This ceiling is not common in Japanese museums.
01:10:17The ceiling is so high.
01:10:18This is more than 100 years ago.
01:10:21The museum has preserved the appearance of 1913.
01:10:27It is also designated as a National Historic Site.
01:10:32By the way, this is the location of a famous scene in a movie.
01:10:36It is known on Earth.
01:10:39Really?
01:10:40No way.
01:10:41No way.
01:10:42Really?
01:10:43Thank you.
01:10:47Here?
01:10:49Yes.
01:10:50This is the place where the main character was bitten by a spider and became Spider-Man.
01:10:55And this is the place where the movie will be released.
01:10:59This is a dinosaur area with precious fossils that can only be seen here in the world.
01:11:05Wow.
01:11:06Really?
01:11:07Immediately.
01:11:08Immediately.
01:11:09I'm excited.
01:11:10Really?
01:11:11Wait a minute.
01:11:12It's amazing.
01:11:13Wow.
01:11:14Really?
01:11:15I shouted a lot.
01:11:16This is amazing.
01:11:18I'm really excited.
01:11:19Is this a Tyrannosaurus?
01:11:21Isn't it a Tyrannosaurus?
01:11:22Wow.
01:11:23It's huge.
01:11:24It's amazing.
01:11:25The teeth are also thin.
01:11:28Wow.
01:11:29It's amazing.
01:11:30It is 13 meters tall and weighs 8 tons.
01:11:33It's a dinosaur.
01:11:34It's the strongest carnivorous dinosaur.
01:11:36But here is the mystery of the dinosaur.
01:11:45How old is the Tyrannosaurus?
01:11:48How do you know that?
01:11:50That's the mystery of this fossil.
01:11:53This is an exhibition that shows the growth of Tyrannosaurus.
01:11:57What is it?
01:11:58It can only be seen here in the world museum.
01:12:01It's amazing.
01:12:02This is the only place in the world where you can see the process of Tyrannosaurus from childhood to adulthood.
01:12:09This is amazing.
01:12:11How old is it?
01:12:12How old is this little one?
01:12:15This child is about two years old.
01:12:17Two years old.
01:12:18This is big.
01:12:19It grows so much.
01:12:21How old is it?
01:12:23It is said to be about 30 years old.
01:12:27It's surprisingly short-lived.
01:12:31Moreover, the weight increases by 2 kg every day.
01:12:35It is at the age of 25 that it becomes a perfect adult.
01:12:39It's a pity that it will die soon.
01:12:43The dinosaur was amazing.
01:12:45I don't understand the meaning of this.
01:12:48Next is the mystery of the dinosaur that I didn't know until now.
01:12:54How much is the fossil?
01:12:57That's right.
01:12:58This is the price.
01:13:00This is big.
01:13:02This is amazing.
01:13:04This is the price.
01:13:06How much is this?
01:13:07We can't tell you the price.
01:13:09This is our romance.
01:13:11This is a historical car.
01:13:13I don't want you to ask me any more.
01:13:18However, according to the second-generation king of poop,
01:13:23All the fossils of Tyrannosaurus were collected and sold for 3.3 billion yen.
01:13:293.3 billion yen?
01:13:31This is the annual income of MESSI.
01:13:33Why does this come out immediately?
01:13:35This looks amazing.
01:13:37What is this?
01:13:39This is AUGUS TIRANNOFUS.
01:13:41This is a herbivore that lived in North America.
01:13:47AUGUS TIRANNOFUS.
01:13:49This is a herbivore with a height of 8 meters and a weight of 3 tons.
01:13:52This is a herbivore that is characteristic of TOSAKA.
01:13:55This is a name that doesn't look like a dinosaur.
01:13:57This is amazing.
01:13:59Is the name of the person who discovered this possible?
01:14:02That's right.
01:14:05The mystery of the dinosaur that I didn't know until I was told.
01:14:10How do you decide the name of the dinosaur?
01:14:14I heard that insects give the name of the person who discovered it.
01:14:19This dinosaur is the name of the person who gave the money to the fossil excavation.
01:14:25That's right.
01:14:28In the first place, it costs a lot of money to excavate.
01:14:32There is a case where the name of the person who paid for the excavation is given.
01:14:37If ROLAND found something, would ROLAND SAURUS appear?
01:14:43That's right.
01:14:45That's a dream.
01:14:46That's right.
01:14:47My name is the name of an old dinosaur.
01:14:50EBEREST is also the name of a person.
01:14:52Is that so?
01:14:53ABEPEDIA?
01:14:54SILHOUETTE is also the name of a person.
01:14:57SILHOUETTE?
01:14:58That's right.
01:14:59I'm curious about the name.
01:15:01Do you know my personality?
01:15:02I admire you.
01:15:03I want ROLAND to be cool.
01:15:11In addition, this dinosaur has a unique registration in Japan.
01:15:16AUGUSTIRONOFUS is a state dinosaur.
01:15:20State dinosaur?
01:15:22It's a state dinosaur.
01:15:24In the dinosaur empire in the United States, where a lot of dinosaur fossils can be found,
01:15:28each state has a dinosaur as a symbol.
01:15:33This is like a symbol bird for each prefecture in Japan.
01:15:40This is AUGUSTIRONOFUS, the dinosaur symbol of the state of California.
01:15:46This is the only one.
01:15:48This is a surprise.
01:15:50This is a logo quiz.
01:15:53In the United States, each state has a different design of the flag.
01:15:58This is the state of California.
01:16:02There is an animal in the middle.
01:16:05What is that?
01:16:08This is difficult.
01:16:10What is the animal on the state flag of California?
01:16:16Everyone is correct.
01:16:20I will give you a mug with a logo that I bought in the United States.
01:16:30I've seen this before.
01:16:32I want a hint.
01:16:35When I watched the video, you two were talking.
01:16:40I used to practice skating in California.
01:16:45I've seen this many times in the city.
01:16:49What color is this?
01:16:52Is it brown or black?
01:16:55Is it brown or black?
01:16:58I have an image of that.
01:17:01I'm curious about this.
01:17:03I will give you a hint.
01:17:05This is a very strong animal.
01:17:08This is a symbol of strength.
01:17:11Is it brown or black?
01:17:13This is the main character of a Disney movie.
01:17:17I have already decided.
01:17:20Many people are correct.
01:17:23This is the main character of a Disney movie.
01:17:26The color of the Disney character is different.
01:17:29That's wrong.
01:17:32Wait a minute.
01:17:34It's not black or brown.
01:17:37Is this a katakana?
01:17:39It depends on the person.
01:17:43I will give you a hint.
01:17:45I'm confident.
01:17:48I will give you a hint.
01:17:50I will open it at the same time.
01:17:56You can't do that anymore.
01:18:02You two should match.
01:18:06You two should match.
01:18:08This is a symbol of strength.
01:18:11I will open it at the same time.
01:18:17This is a very strong animal.
01:18:20I thought it was a bear.
01:18:23I thought it was a bear.
01:18:25This is a lion king.
01:18:27This is a lion king.
01:18:29This is a lion king.
01:18:32This is a lion king.
01:18:36You are correct.
01:18:38This is a very strong animal.
01:18:41This is a lion king.
01:18:43This is a bear.
01:18:45This is a bear.
01:18:49Where is this?
01:18:53Where is this?
01:18:57This is a panda.
01:19:02This is a bear.
01:19:06You are correct.
01:19:10This bear lived in California for a long time.
01:19:14This bear is 3 meters tall.
01:19:16This is a California grizzly bear.
01:19:21In California in the 19th century, bears and cows were used in sports.
01:19:29California grizzly bears fought bravely.
01:19:33This is a symbol of strength.
01:19:38California is an IT city with Apple, Google and Yahoo.
01:19:46The reason for the development of bears is gold rush.
01:19:50In the 1840s, gold was discovered in California.
01:19:55People who wanted to get close to gold rushed to California.
01:19:58This is a strong tool for excavation.
01:20:02This is a California-born Levi's jeans.
01:20:07You are correct.
01:20:10You are all correct.
01:20:12You are disqualified.
01:20:14What are you talking about?
01:20:17I wanted you to take this home.
01:20:19I'm angry.
01:20:21This is a souvenir.
01:20:23There are many people.
01:20:25What are you going to do with this?
01:20:28I will give this to the cameramen who always shoot us.
01:20:35Thank you.
01:20:37This kind of person will win the entertainment world.
01:20:42You are not allowed to enter the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
01:20:50DNA.
01:20:53Do you think the dinosaurs are completely extinct?
01:20:57No, they are still flying freely in the sky.
01:21:03Let's go.
01:21:05The DNA of the dinosaurs that are still alive is sleeping.
01:21:10Let's go to everyone's room.
01:21:15We came to the floor on the second floor of the museum.
01:21:20I will introduce you to an expert who can talk about dinosaurs in more detail.
01:21:26Thank you.
01:21:28This is her.
01:21:32She is cute.
01:21:34I'm Allison Schultz.
01:21:37I'm studying the dinosaurs that are still alive.
01:21:39Dinosaurs that are still alive?
01:21:42It is rumored that Komodo dragons and crocodiles are dinosaurs that are still alive.
01:21:49They are reptiles, but they are not dinosaurs.
01:21:54I see.
01:21:55There are other dinosaurs that are still alive.
01:21:59What is it?
01:22:01Dinosaurs are still alive.
01:22:04I will show you the research facility behind the museum.
01:22:08It's amazing.
01:22:10Can we go behind the stage?
01:22:13Of course.
01:22:14Is it okay?
01:22:15Lovely.
01:22:16Ordinary people can't enter.
01:22:18Only special people can't enter.
01:22:21Thank you.
01:22:22I will do my best.
01:22:29The door to the back is here.
01:22:31Have you ever been on TV?
01:22:33This is the first time in Japan.
01:22:35This is amazing.
01:22:37We are the first Japanese.
01:22:40This is the back of the museum.
01:22:42This is the back of the museum.
01:22:44This is a forbidden room where dinosaurs that are still alive are studied.
01:22:49Let's go in.
01:22:53Thank you.
01:22:55This is amazing.
01:22:56This is like a staff room.
01:22:58Is this all?
01:23:00This is amazing.
01:23:01This is amazing.
01:23:05This is amazing.
01:23:07I've only seen this in movies.
01:23:10This is amazing.
01:23:13What is this?
01:23:14Dinosaurs that are still alive are studied in this place like a library.
01:23:20This is amazing.
01:23:23Can you open this?
01:23:26What is the survival of a dinosaur?
01:23:32What is the survival of a dinosaur?
01:23:36This is amazing.
01:23:38Can you open this?
01:23:42I was surprised.
01:23:44Is there a dinosaur?
01:23:46This is amazing.
01:23:49What is this?
01:23:51What is this?
01:23:53What came out of the drawer was a bird.
01:23:55It's good to say, but please say something first.
01:24:00This is a living dinosaur.
01:24:02For them, birds are synonymous with dinosaurs.
01:24:06To be honest, I can't understand at all.
01:24:10I saw the exhibition of the bird study and asked the guide to explain it.
01:24:18Birds and dinosaurs are closely related.
01:24:21Their legs and necks are similar in many ways.
01:24:25Birds have the potential to survive dinosaurs.
01:24:28That's right.
01:24:29Birds are the only survivors of dinosaurs.
01:24:33That's right.
01:24:34Birds are the survivors of dinosaurs.
01:24:38Really?
01:24:39In fact.
01:24:40Looking at this alone, it doesn't look like a dinosaur.
01:24:45There are many similarities.
01:24:47The length of the neck is the same.
01:24:49That's right.
01:24:50One of the reasons why birds are said to be the survivors of dinosaurs is their legs.
01:24:56Birds are covered with hair all over their body, but only their legs are scales.
01:25:04This is said to be the legacy of the dinosaur era.
01:25:08I see.
01:25:09The results of the study of birds and dinosaurs are...
01:25:14In addition to studying the DNA of birds, we are also studying the hair of birds.
01:25:26The keyword is hair.
01:25:29Until now, it was thought that the skin of dinosaurs was only scales.
01:25:34However, in 2012, a discovery overturned it.
01:25:38Dinosaurs also had hair.
01:25:42This is the fossil of Euthylanus, a dinosaur found in China.
01:25:49There is definitely a trace of hair.
01:25:53If the same hair is in Tyrannosaurus,
01:25:56that is, birds are also dinosaurs that lived in the dinosaur era.
01:26:01Birds may have lived in the same era as dinosaurs, not on the rails of evolution.
01:26:10That's right. Birds lived with dinosaurs in the dinosaur era.
01:26:15This is the latest research result.
01:26:18And the shocking fact that bird feathers have been studied for many years.
01:26:24This is the most advanced dinosaur theory.
01:26:30The feathers were used to fly.
01:26:32The feathers evolved to move from tree to tree to avoid the danger of small dinosaurs on the ground.
01:26:42Therefore, it is thought that the small dinosaur that escaped to the tree has now become a bird.
01:26:50That's amazing.
01:26:54Here it comes.
01:26:56Let's go in order.
01:27:00I want to hear Fuwa-chan's statement.
01:27:02I've never heard of it.
01:27:05Don't underestimate me.
01:27:09Just like birds have ancestors, we also have ancestors.
01:27:12Ancestors must be taken care of.
01:27:14Umetatomi, I'm going to stop eating from now on.
01:27:20Isn't that a statement?
01:27:23And then they went to the area where they were not allowed to enter.
01:27:27It's a proof that we're not allowed to enter.
01:27:30I've been waiting for that.
01:27:32This is where dinosaurs and extinct animals are studied.
01:27:35After this, they infiltrated the Japanese TV's first fossil research lab.
01:27:39This is amazing.
01:27:41They still don't know which dinosaur's head is a fossil.
01:27:44Really?
01:27:45This is amazing.
01:27:47They are not allowed to enter the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History.
01:27:51What's next?
01:27:55Wow, it's a very secret place.
01:27:58Dinosaurs used to rule the earth.
01:28:02They are still loved by children and adults.
01:28:07What is a dinosaur?
01:28:10The dinosaurs you know are just a part of them.
01:28:14Let's take you to the real world of Jurassic Park.
01:28:18The place where dinosaurs' fossils are kept.
01:28:22After this, they went to a dangerous place where fossils are actually studied.
01:28:28From now on, we will guide you to a place where ordinary people can never enter.
01:28:33What is this place?
01:28:35Isn't it a place where you can enter?
01:28:37It's like a backyard.
01:28:39It's a backyard.
01:28:41It's a proof that we're not allowed to enter.
01:28:43I didn't know that.
01:28:45This is a place where dinosaurs and extinct animals are studied.
01:28:49Wow, this is amazing.
01:28:51This is a great door.
01:28:53It's amazing.
01:28:55Beyond this heavy door,
01:28:58there is a secret place where dinosaurs' fossils are kept.
01:29:04Now, let's go in.
01:29:08Excuse me.
01:29:09Is it outside?
01:29:10Isn't there a terrace?
01:29:13Is it outside?
01:29:14It's a terrace.
01:29:16Wow, what is this place?
01:29:18It's a place where you can see dinosaurs.
01:29:20Instead of the inside of the museum,
01:29:22the research facility is outside, which looks like a excavation site.
01:29:26Wow, it's cool.
01:29:27There are definitely smart people here.
01:29:30They are the researchers who work here.
01:29:33Wow, they are really doing it.
01:29:35It's cool.
01:29:37What are they doing? Are they painting something?
01:29:40This is a fossil of Mosasaurus.
01:29:43They are painting it with glue so that the fossil won't break.
01:29:48They are strengthening it.
01:29:50And here is the mystery of the dinosaurs.
01:29:58How do they carry the fossils?
01:30:02I was curious about one thing.
01:30:04There are a lot of fossils in the back.
01:30:07There are.
01:30:09What is this?
01:30:11This is called a plaster jacket.
01:30:13It is used to carry the fossils.
01:30:16Wow, this is amazing.
01:30:21The fossils are easy to break,
01:30:23so they are reproducing the state of the soil in which they can be carried most safely.
01:30:30The easy-to-break things in daily life are packaged with newspapers and preservatives.
01:30:35When carrying super delicate fossils,
01:30:39they are sandwiched in a plaster blanket that reproduces the state of the soil to minimize damage.
01:30:47Then, a mysterious fossil appears here.
01:30:51This one looks like a head.
01:30:55This is a little big.
01:30:57This is definitely a head.
01:31:00This is an eye. Is it an eye?
01:31:02What is this?
01:31:04What is this?
01:31:06This is a recently brought fossil,
01:31:09so we don't know what kind of dinosaur head it is yet.
01:31:13It means that there is a possibility that it is amazing.
01:31:16That's right.
01:31:18It may be an undiscovered fossil.
01:31:21It's a super rare white thing.
01:31:24Can I have a moment?
01:31:26What is it?
01:31:28Don't put your cell phone on the fossil.
01:31:30What are you doing?
01:31:32Don't put your cell phone on the fossil.
01:31:35Then, Abe cuts in here.
01:31:38Are there any other fossils that you haven't shown?
01:31:43Oh!
01:31:46Let's see.
01:31:48Fossils that I haven't shown...
01:31:51Oh, there is one special one.
01:31:55It's the world's first video.
01:31:58Only SORESNO was able to capture this precious treasure.
01:32:03That's amazing.
01:32:05SORESNO has gone this far.
01:32:08Furthermore, the legendary program was revived by SORESNO.
01:32:12All after the news.
01:32:17No entry is allowed in the Los Angeles Natural History Museum.
01:32:21Next...
01:32:24The world's first video.
01:32:27The number of collections stored in the museum is about 35 million.
01:32:33That's amazing.
01:32:35Even the largest dinosaur museum in the U.S. has not yet exhibited it.
01:32:40There is a fossil of the world's first video.
01:32:44That's amazing.
01:32:46Let's take a look.
01:32:51I'll show you the special one.
01:32:53Have you ever seen it on TV?
01:32:55As far as I know, no.
01:32:58Here it is.
01:32:59It's the world's first video.
01:33:01It's precious just by looking at it.
01:33:03This is the head.
01:33:05The head?
01:33:06There are teeth.
01:33:08What is this?
01:33:09Can I touch it?
01:33:11You can't, right?
01:33:12No.
01:33:13You can't?
01:33:14That's right.
01:33:16The eyes are here.
01:33:18Is this a dinosaur's head?
01:33:20This is called an ichthyosaurus.
01:33:23It's a fossil of a marine reptile found in Nevada.
01:33:29I didn't know there was such a thing.
01:33:31I don't have much of an image of the sea in Nevada.
01:33:35But it's a fossil that lived in the sea.
01:33:41Nevada is a desert with a maximum temperature of over 50 degrees Celsius.
01:33:47But what is the shocking fact that this fossil was found?
01:33:53The central part of the North American continent, including Nevada, was all the sea.
01:33:59It was the seabed.
01:34:02I heard something really good.
01:34:03That's great.
01:34:05And this fossil seems to be from a very old era.
01:34:10This is a very rare fossil that had already been found in the dinosaur era.
01:34:18Is it a dinosaur's predecessor?
01:34:20It's a dinosaur's predecessor.
01:34:23It's a fossil from over 200 million years ago.
01:34:26It's the first in the world.
01:34:28That's right. It's the first in the world.
01:34:31In addition.
01:34:32Why isn't this on display?
01:34:34Actually, it's going to be on display at a special show in Nevada.
01:34:38You guys are the only ones who can see it earlier than that.
01:34:42That's amazing.
01:34:43It's very valuable.
01:34:45I didn't know that.
01:34:46I'm going to take a picture of it.
01:34:48I'm going to take a picture of it.
01:34:50Here we go.
01:34:51One, two, three.
01:34:53We're the only ones who can't take a picture of a fossil before it's displayed.
01:34:56I thought it was the first in Japan, but it's the first in the world.
01:34:59That's right.
01:35:00The power of SNOWMAN is too great.
01:35:04I don't know if everyone is great or if the museum is easy to deceive.
01:35:09We won't deceive you.
01:35:11How was it, Mr. Enken?
01:35:13It was great.
01:35:14Thank you very much.
01:35:15I'd like to participate in Bodyguard next time.
01:35:18Bodyguard?
01:35:19Isn't that too luxurious?
01:35:21Speaking of Bodyguard.
01:35:23What?
01:35:24Speaking of Bodyguard.
01:35:25Speaking of Bodyguard?
01:35:27Bodyguard, the movie Akabane Honeko, will be released on August 2.
01:35:32The mission given to the Arakuni I play is to protect Akabane Honeko, who has been fined 10 billion yen.
01:35:42I'm Honeko's father.
01:35:44I'm Masahito Jingu, director of the National Security Insurance Agency.
01:35:48The theme song is SNOWMAN, an aggressive dance number of rock taste in the world of movies.
01:35:55Please watch it at the movie theater.
01:35:59Thank you.
01:36:00Next time, for the first time in 13 years,
01:36:03Tokyo Friend Park will be revived.
01:36:10Legendary attraction with a color of fantasy.
01:36:12A serious battle of magic.
01:36:16In addition,
01:36:20A mysterious twilight appears in Hyper Hockey.
01:36:27All at 7 p.m. on August 9.
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