202040808 ダウンタウンDX
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00:00So, tonight, we're going to talk about something we can't help but want to talk about.
00:04We're going to talk about...
00:05ZATSUGAKU ZERO!
00:10I love ZATSUGAKU!
00:13What do you mean, you love it?
00:15You don't look like you know what it is.
00:19It's TODAI.
00:20Yes, when it comes to ZATSUGAKU, it's me.
00:23When you say TODAI, you sound like you know it.
00:28There's a lot of people here.
00:30Oh, I see.
00:31Thank you for coming.
00:32So, tonight, we're going to talk about ZATSUGAKU!
00:37Umemura's ZATSUGAKU is amazing.
00:41Seriously?
00:42If you go to Osaka, call Umemura, and he's drinking,
00:44he'll be gone in 4 hours.
00:47He'll be gone in a blink of an eye.
00:50It's really good.
00:51Tomochi, do you like ZATSUGAKU?
00:54I don't know about ZATSUGAKU that's good for society,
00:58but I like ZATSUGAKU that makes you go,
01:00pop, pop, pop.
01:03Can I give you an example?
01:05Hiroko Yakushimaru's concert ticket cost
01:088,940 yen in total.
01:12That's a lot.
01:13That's a lot.
01:14That's a lot.
01:15That's a lot.
01:16That's a lot.
01:17That's a lot.
01:18But since 2024, it's been 11,000 yen.
01:23Until last year, it was always this price.
01:25Until last year, it was always this price.
01:26It's Hong Kong style.
01:28It's easy to remember.
01:30It's easy to remember.
01:31That's a good example.
01:32That's a good example.
01:33That's a good example.
01:34Hey, what are you doing?
01:37What are you doing?
01:39I'm ready.
01:45Let's go.
01:46Let's go.
01:47Let's start with this segment.
01:49You don't know, but it's a waste.
01:50Your daily life is ZATSUGAKU's Hong Kong style.
01:55Now, we're going to show you ZATSUGAKU
01:58in different situations.
02:01When other people are talking,
02:03you can say,
02:04I have something to say, too.
02:05If you say, I can go, too.
02:07If you say, I can go, too.
02:08If you say, I can go, too.
02:09That's enough.
02:10We have a teacher who is good at ZATSUGAKU.
02:14I'm Daisuke Hidaka.
02:15I'm Daisuke Hidaka.
02:16Nice to meet you.
02:17I'm Daisuke Hidaka.
02:20Can I ask you a question?
02:24ZATSUGAKU has two types of ZATSUGAKU.
02:27One is GASE's ZATSUGAKU.
02:29Do you know what GASE means?
02:34GASE?
02:35GASE.
02:36It means GASE of Hitosawa GASE.
02:40You're good at it.
02:41We were on a show called GAKI NO SKY.
02:45We were talking ZATSUGAKU in the car.
02:48We were doing PINPON BU in the car.
02:54I'm going to tell you what you're doing wrong.
02:57Please tell me what you're doing wrong.
03:02I understand.
03:06Here's the first situation.
03:09In the city.
03:11How is it?
03:12Is there anyone?
03:16There's a guardrail on the road.
03:20Do you know the name on the rounded part of the guardrail?
03:25The last part.
03:30There's a name on this?
03:31Yes.
03:32What do you think it is?
03:35If you keep doing that, you won't get anywhere.
03:39It's called a SODE BEAM.
03:42SODE means both sides.
03:45BEAM means a beam.
03:48It's a part of the guardrail.
03:50That's why it's called SODE BEAM.
03:52That's cool.
03:56I'll tell you the official name.
03:58I'm sure you've all seen it.
04:00There's a green light at the emergency exit.
04:03There's a person running in the middle of the emergency exit.
04:07That person has a name.
04:11If you know the name, please tell us.
04:13I don't know the name.
04:15I know the name.
04:16I don't know the name.
04:17You don't know the name?
04:21To be honest, I don't know the name of SODE BEAM.
04:33This person's name is PIKUTO.
04:38This is called a pictogram.
04:41This is a pictogram of a pictogram.
04:44Can I ask you a question?
04:45I have a question.
04:47What is it?
04:48This is green on the back.
04:50Can you see the green and white inverted?
04:55The white is the back.
04:56This is green.
04:58There are two differences.
05:00If the emergency exit is here, it's green.
05:04If the white and green are switched,
05:06the emergency exit is here.
05:09If the white is the back, the emergency exit is here.
05:13If the green is the back, the emergency exit is here.
05:18The reason why green is used is that
05:20when there is a fire, the fire is red.
05:22The reverse color of red is green.
05:25This color is used to make it easier to see when there is a fire.
05:29Please give me a highball.
05:31That's fast.
05:35I have another question.
05:407-Eleven is a convenience store.
05:42If you have a paper and a pen, please write 7-Eleven.
05:47Please write 7-Eleven in English.
05:50You will definitely get it wrong.
05:53The correct answer rate is 1%.
05:567 is the number of 7.
05:58If you write 7-Eleven as it is, you will get it wrong.
06:047-Eleven is written in capital letters.
06:09Only the last letter N is a small letter.
06:14You didn't notice that, did you?
06:19Look at this.
06:20N is a small letter.
06:21Why is it a small letter?
06:23This is...
06:25Sensei, this is...
06:29Sensei, what do you think of this?
06:30I called 7-Eleven and asked them.
06:36Originally, all 7-Eleven was written in capital letters.
06:39It was written in small letters more than 50 years ago.
06:44The reason why I changed it is that
06:46I want to make it round.
06:48I want to give it a friendly look.
06:53I can't register a trademark.
06:57There are various theories.
07:00Kouho and 7-Eleven have their own theories.
07:05We don't know the truth.
07:07That's what they said.
07:09This is a trap.
07:12Sensei, why did you say Tokito Ami is a small letter?
07:16I don't care.
07:18I don't know.
07:20Can I ask a question about 7-Eleven?
07:22Go ahead.
07:23The third song of Ultraman 7-Eleven is written by Kiyohiko Ozaki.
07:30Really?
07:32Really?
07:34Is it that good?
07:38Is it that good?
07:40You don't know, do you?
07:42I know.
07:47I've heard of Kiyohiko Ozaki.
07:51Is it correct?
07:53I looked it up.
07:58Here is the actual song.
08:107-Eleven
08:15It's a song about Ultraman.
08:17Ultraman is a good song.
08:19Ultraman is in a low position.
08:23He is afraid of gunpowder.
08:28He is afraid of gunpowder.
08:30He is afraid of gunpowder.
08:32That's why he is in a low position.
08:35That's a good point.
08:37What do you think?
08:39What do you think?
08:41There is no hero like Ultraman.
08:47You have a dream.
08:49You have a dream.
08:51I'm sorry.
08:53I'm sorry.
08:55I'm sorry.
08:57There is a guardrail in the city.
09:02There is a street with a tunnel.
09:07It's called T-Jiro.
09:09It's actually not T-Jiro.
09:14The official name of T-Jiro is...
09:17It's T-Jiro.
09:23Dr. Takeda is here today.
09:26It's also written in the Road Traffic Act.
09:28Really?
09:30That's right.
09:32The official name of T-Jiro is...
09:35It's T-Jiro.
09:37I'll tell you a joke.
09:39A joke?
09:41A joke is...
09:43On a rainy day on the road,
09:47people are eating concrete while walking slowly.
09:54That's a joke.
09:57That's a joke.
10:02The concrete contains calcium.
10:05Calcium is a nutrient.
10:07It's necessary for the body.
10:09People are eating concrete while walking slowly.
10:16What do you think of T-Jiro in the city?
10:19In the city...
10:22Do you know the automatic vending machine is out of stock?
10:28What?
10:30It's out of stock.
10:32When it's out of stock,
10:35the next person who buys it is not cold or warm.
10:40There are only a few left.
10:45I see.
10:48It's out of stock.
10:50It's out of stock.
10:52It's out of stock.
10:54I see.
10:56I'm glad.
10:58I'd like to buy an automatic vending machine.
11:00May I?
11:02I'm sorry.
11:04I'd like to talk about money.
11:06The interesting thing about kanji is...
11:09Kanji is a word that was born in China 3,200 years ago.
11:14It's interesting to find out the origin of the kanji.
11:18It's the same for the vending machine.
11:20All the kanji related to money are written in Chinese characters.
11:26It's the same for everything.
11:28I see.
11:30I'll tell you what this is.
11:32In the ancient kingdom of Yin, China,
11:35shellfish replaced money.
11:38We know the type of shellfish.
11:40It's a shellfish.
11:42The strange thing is...
11:45You can't get it on the coast of China.
11:48You can get it in Okinawa.
11:52There is a theory that the Japanese who lived in Okinawa brought it in.
12:01Kanji is not a culture that was born only in China.
12:05It's a culture that came from other countries.
12:09That's why the kanji was born.
12:12That's right.
12:13If you think about it that way, the kanji is connected forever.
12:17I can't use the blackboard at all.
12:20I wanted you to use it.
12:22I'll use it.
12:24How about you, Uniuni?
12:27It's a story about a butterfly that you see in the city.
12:33Butterflies feel taste with their feet.
12:37They feel taste with their feet.
12:40When you have a baby,
12:45the baby eats the leaves.
12:48You want to choose the leaves that are delicious.
12:51You hit the leaves with your feet.
12:54There is a hair called the sensory hair at the tip of the foot.
12:57The sensory hair enters through the hole in the leaves.
13:01It connects with the sensory hair.
13:03It feels taste.
13:05Do you understand?
13:07Do you understand?
13:09I don't understand anything.
13:11I'd like you to stay here for a while.
13:14That's right.
13:16Let's talk about butterflies.
13:18Butterflies.
13:20There is a city butterfly.
13:23I see.
13:25What kind of butterfly?
13:27The manager of Okada Masuda is the manager of the city butterfly.
13:37That's a lot of money.
13:39That's a lot of money.
13:41That's a lot of money.
13:43That's a lot of money.
13:45This may be useful.
13:48There is a karaoke box called Utahiroba in the capital.
13:53There is a karaoke box in a place other than the capital.
13:56In Kansai, there is a karaoke box called Jankara.
14:02These two logos are very similar.
14:05They are all the same.
14:09I was wondering if it was the same company.
14:12I looked it up and it was a completely different company.
14:15Why are they so similar?
14:17The president of Utahiroba and Jankara are siblings.
14:22Utahiroba was born first.
14:25The brother was born first.
14:27The younger brother was born first.
14:29The region was decided to be distinguished.
14:32Jankara was managed in places other than the capital.
14:35Utahiroba is now in the capital.
14:38That's amazing.
14:40That's amazing.
14:42That's amazing.
14:44That's amazing.
14:46The logo is also like this.
14:49That's amazing.
14:52Do you know this?
14:55As Tomochika said, there is a rumor on the Internet that the presidents are siblings.
15:04However, there is little evidence.
15:09So I asked the staff of the program.
15:16This is the question I asked.
15:18The two logos are similar, but are they siblings?
15:22I asked.
15:23I sent it like this.
15:25The following answer came back.
15:27Utahiroba is not related.
15:30The logos are not similar.
15:38And Jankara is here.
15:40It's the same.
15:41It's not related.
15:43I'm not interested.
15:45It's not related.
15:48It's a big deal.
15:51It's a big deal.
15:53Are you serious?
15:55From now on, it's my opinion.
15:58I think they are siblings.
16:01This is my personal opinion.
16:04In the past, Adidas was the founder of Puma.
16:11Adidas and Puma used to be in the same company.
16:14However, they became a different brand because of a sibling quarrel.
16:18There is such a case.
16:20It seems that Utahiroba and Jankara are also suspicious.
16:27What is suspicious Jankara?
16:30But it was interesting.
16:33How about Junior?
16:35When I go to the zoo in the east, the lions are always close to the audience.
16:42I think they know I'm watching.
16:46But it's not like that.
16:47It's a floor heater.
16:51I think it's comfortable because I heat the floor heater there.
16:55Is that so?
16:57It's comfortable.
16:59It's comfortable, so I think it's for the sake of the audience.
17:03It's like a showroom.
17:06Can I talk about the city?
17:09When I go to the zoo, I go out by car.
17:13The number of the car is always in hiragana.
17:17There are four letters that I never use.
17:22One is N.
17:24Then O.
17:26Then SHI.
17:28Then HE.
17:29These four letters are not used.
17:31N is hard to say.
17:33O is similar to A.
17:35Then SHI may die, so it's bad luck.
17:39HE is likely to scratch HE.
17:42What's the reason?
17:47HE is really reminiscent of HE, so there is no problem.
17:52On the contrary, I think there may be a drama.
17:55If you look closely at the drama, there is a number that says HE or N.
18:02There is no such thing.
18:04I see.
18:06Please take a look.
18:08Is this okay?
18:10Wait a minute.
18:11I've been preparing for a long time.
18:16I'm sorry.
18:18Wait a minute.
18:20Mr. Tetsuya.
18:22There is an elephant.
18:24It's related to the elephant.
18:26Is there an elephant?
18:28It's in the zoo.
18:30Is it a lion?
18:32Let's talk for a moment.
18:38Is there an elephant?
18:40Is there an elephant?
18:42Is there an elephant?
18:44There is an elephant.
18:46There is an elephant.
18:48Elephants have a lot of ears.
18:53There is a reason for that.
18:55Elephants have no pores.
19:00Elephants cannot sweat.
19:02Elephants are not able to lower body temperature.
19:04Elephants don't sweat.
19:06Elephants can't sweat.
19:08Elephants are able to lower body temperature.
19:12This is a characteristic of elephants.
19:14Yes.
19:18It's okay, it's okay.
19:20So, we've just talked about elephants.
19:22Yes, we have!
19:24So, I just thought of something.
19:28There's an elephant in a really strange place.
19:31Really?
19:32Yes, yes.
19:33This is what it looks like.
19:36It's like this.
19:37It's called a tame.
19:39It's a good word for something or someone.
19:42But actually, the elephant is in the middle.
19:46What?
19:48The elephant is holding a log with its nose.
19:52And this is what it looks like.
19:55This is what it looks like.
19:58I'm sorry, I'm not good at Japanese.
20:01The elephant is holding a log.
20:03And it's working for someone.
20:07That's why it's called a tame.
20:09I see.
20:10That's amazing.
20:12Bring me some hot tea.
20:14I see.
20:16I see.
20:17I'm done.
20:18I'm done.
20:19I'm done.
20:20We've just talked about elephants.
20:22Yes, yes.
20:23We've talked about elephants.
20:25Actually, the size of humans and elephants are very different.
20:29The average urination time is 21 seconds.
20:34What?
20:35Elephants pee about 10 liters at a time.
20:38But humans and elephants pee for about 21 seconds.
20:43For some reason, the amount of urine is the same between small animals and big animals.
20:50Probably, it's dangerous to pee for a long time.
20:56That's why humans and elephants evolved to pee for about 21 seconds.
21:03This is the actual urination scene of elephants.
21:14Elephants pee for about 21 seconds.
21:27You can hear the sound of water flowing in the urine.
21:33That's about 25 seconds.
21:35Elephants pee for about 21 seconds.
21:39Humans and elephants pee for about 25 seconds.
21:44The sound of urine in this studio is also about 25 seconds.
21:48There are various types of urine.
21:51Do you know the sound of urine in the service area of Suzuka?
21:56I don't know.
22:00It's the sound of urine in the market.
22:02Isn't it great?
22:04You have to pee at that timing.
22:07You have to pee at that timing.
22:10This is the actual sound of urine in the service area of Suzuka.
22:24Can I talk about pee?
22:26Sure.
22:27Men stand up and pee.
22:32When you pee, it rotates 180 degrees about 1 to 2 cm.
22:37I know that.
22:43It doesn't come out like this.
22:47It doesn't come out straight.
22:49It rotates like this.
22:50It rotates like this.
22:53I'll tell you about pee.
22:55It's about puking.
22:57It's amazing from top to bottom.
23:00It's amazing.
23:02Cockroaches are often bought as pets.
23:06Cockroaches give pukes to their partners.
23:11Cockroaches give pukes to their partners.
23:13A partner can be a person, a cat, or a dog.
23:17A partner can be a person, a cat, or a dog.
23:19For example, a partner can be a person in the mirror.
23:24A partner can be a person in the mirror.
23:27A partner can be a person in the mirror.
23:31You like it.
23:32Please put it on.
23:34May I?
23:35May I?
23:36A bird just came out.
23:39A bird just came out.
23:41A bird just came out.
23:43A bird just came out.
23:44I'm confused.
23:46I'll show you a kanji character related to a bird.
23:50This kanji is related to a person.
23:53This kanji.
23:55I have the same kanji.
23:57This kanji.
23:58This is Masa.
23:59Do you know what kind of bird this is?
24:03This is a bird.
24:05This is a bird.
24:07This is a crow.
24:11There is a type of bird called Sui.
24:13This is a bird that is flapping.
24:18This is a bird that is about to fly.
24:21There is a character called Kiba next to it.
24:24This is a bird that cries.
24:27This means a crow.
24:30I see.
24:32May I?
24:33I have a hunting license.
24:35I'll say a rough explanation.
24:39A crow is a bird that can fly.
24:44This is a bird that can fly.
24:47There are three types of birds.
24:52May I?
24:55This is a bird that is about to die.
25:03Let's move on to the next situation.
25:06This is a situation in the house.
25:08The house is also in a mess.
25:11Live Hack Man is useful in everyday life.
25:19Let's move on to the next situation.
25:21This is a situation in the house.
25:24I think you have experienced it.
25:27This is a situation in the toothbrush.
25:30The origin of toothbrushes is Osaka.
25:34Yes, it started in India, but the reason was that the disciple's mouth was too smelly.
25:41I see.
25:44So, he used a tree branch called shiboku to clean his teeth and tongue.
25:52I see, I see.
25:53But it seems that Oshaka-san did it first.
25:56He's kind, so he shouldn't say,
25:59It would be nice if I did it and it became popular, right?
26:02I see.
26:03The reason was that the disciple's mouth was too smelly.
26:07When it comes to brushing teeth,
26:09after brushing your teeth, you brush your teeth like this, right?
26:12Yes.
26:13That's the best to do it once.
26:16If you brush your teeth more than twice,
26:18the fluorine that coats the teeth contained in the toothpaste will all flow away,
26:23so it will be meaningless.
26:25I see.
26:26That's why it's best to do it once.
26:28If you brush your teeth more than four or five times,
26:30it will be unpleasant, right?
26:33But it's better to do it until it's unpleasant.
26:36I see.
26:40Is there anything else?
26:41No, no.
26:50Tetsuya-san, please.
26:51I just thought of the word house.
26:55Let's write the kanji for house.
26:57The kanji for house looks like this.
26:59The kanji for house was written like this 3,200 years ago.
27:04There is a bone of a dog buried under the roof.
27:10Dogs are amazing.
27:12They have spiritual power.
27:14They have the power to block bad things from coming from the ground.
27:20Dogs are buried in the places where humans live,
27:24and humans live there.
27:27There has been a deep relationship between dogs and humans since then.
27:33That's all.
27:37I understand.
27:38Can I say something about dogs?
27:40Finally.
27:41I'm curious.
27:44Speaking of dogs,
27:46my partner
27:48bought 22 Golden Retrievers at home.
27:54Really?
27:55Yes.
27:56When I was a student,
27:58my partner bought 4 Golden Retrievers,
28:00and my partner bought 9 Golden Retrievers on the same day.
28:05I raised 18 Golden Retrievers in a day.
28:08I was happy to have a lot of dogs,
28:10but the kanji for house sounded like a bone of a dog.
28:14Speaking of dogs,
28:16my father lives alone in Okayama.
28:20He bought 20 Golden Retrievers.
28:23But all of them have the same name.
28:28That's good.
28:31All of them have the name Keiko.
28:34Who is Keiko?
28:35It's the name of his first love.
28:37He must have a male dog.
28:40Can I say something about dogs?
28:42I bought an indoor dog, Yorkshire Terrier.
28:45What?
28:47In the countryside,
28:49you can't buy a dog outside.
28:52But the environment is very important.
28:55I sometimes put Yorkshire Terrier in my house.
28:57But when it's night, Yorkshire Terrier comes out of the house.
29:00So Yorkshire Terrier has become my dog.
29:04When a thief comes, Yorkshire Terrier barks.
29:06When a storm comes, Yorkshire Terrier acts cool.
29:10So I bought a very strong Yorkshire Terrier in my house.
29:21Speaking of dogs,
29:23in the village where Julian was born,
29:27there was a man who ran away.
29:30He was hiding because a dog barked at him.
29:32He was found and killed.
29:33So he said that dogs are disgusting.
29:35In that village, he didn't buy a dog at all.
29:38There was no dog under the bird in the shrine.
29:43The man who was born there said,
29:45Retriever!
29:52Is there anyone else?
29:54Can I say something?
29:58Speaking of dogs,
29:59I will talk about cats.
30:02Do you know that there are almost only female cats?
30:07There are only about 30,000 male cats.
30:11There is a reason for that.
30:13It's related to genetics.
30:15There is a reason for that.
30:17Females have X and X progeny.
30:21Males have X and Y progeny.
30:24X progeny determines the color of the hair.
30:28X and Y progeny doesn't have three colors.
30:31So only females have X and X progeny.
30:35That's right.
30:37Only females have X and X progeny.
30:40I can't understand what you are saying.
30:44Let's go back to the topic of the house.
30:47There is a toilet paper.
30:49That's right.
30:50Do you know that there are front and back of the toilet paper?
30:55If you know the toilet paper and pen,
30:58you will be able to use it.
31:01He is kind.
31:04He is kind.
31:06Do you know the toilet paper?
31:08That's right.
31:10Do you know that there are front and back of the toilet paper?
31:13Front and back?
31:15What does that mean?
31:17The outside is the front.
31:19It's better to use the outside.
31:23If you use it when you roll the toilet paper,
31:26it will be the other way around.
31:28It depends on how you roll the toilet paper.
31:31Do you know that?
31:33It depends on how you roll the toilet paper.
31:36If you use it like this, it is the front.
31:42That's not good.
31:47You don't have to do that.
31:49If you use it like this, it is the other way around.
31:52If you use it like this, it is the back.
31:55If you use it like this, it is the front.
31:58This is the back.
32:00I see.
32:02There are some houses that use it like this.
32:05Yes, there are.
32:07I see.
32:09I think he is a foreigner.
32:12What?
32:18Do you have anything in your house?
32:21In my house,
32:23you can watch TV like this.
32:25I have been using a remote control for a long time.
32:28This button was used in the Showa and Heisei era.
32:31But it is gone now.
32:33There is no button now.
32:35What?
32:37In the remote control?
32:39It used to be there.
32:41It is gone now.
32:43What?
32:45When we say,
32:47put it back a little bit,
32:49it is called rewind.
32:51There is no rewind button now.
32:53I see.
32:55The video era is over.
32:58If you look at the name of the button,
33:00it is changed to rewind.
33:02It is gone now.
33:04It is true.
33:06It is a rewind button.
33:08When we say,
33:10put it back a little bit,
33:12it is called rewind.
33:14It is a rewind button.
33:16I understand.
33:18I don't understand.
33:20It is a rewind button.
33:23Sora,
33:25do you know the outlet at home?
33:27I use it often.
33:29The size of the outlet
33:31is different from left to right.
33:33The hole of the outlet
33:35is a little bigger on the left side.
33:37It is true.
33:39The left side plays the role of earth.
33:41The plus and minus are decided.
33:43I see.
33:45The latest electronic products
33:47can be used either way.
33:49The speaker and the machine of the factory
33:51should be matched with this.
33:53The performance will be improved.
33:55That's what the old lady said.
33:57The old lady?
33:59The old lady said that?
34:01Mr. Genia, what do you think?
34:03The proctor
34:05and the cap
34:07should not be dry.
34:09But there is a hole.
34:11What?
34:13There is a hole.
34:15This is kind.
34:17When a child is locked up,
34:19it can be activated.
34:21I see.
34:23That's why.
34:25That's amazing.
34:29What?
34:31What did you say?
34:33When a child is locked up?
34:35Even if a child is locked up,
34:37it can breathe.
34:39So there is a hole.
34:41That's kind.
34:43After hearing that,
34:45I want to use the proctor.
34:47That's kind.
34:49When a child is locked up,
34:51even if a child is careful,
34:53it can swallow.
34:55For example, the shoes of Rika-chan Ningen
34:57are very small.
34:59There is a bitter paint on the shoes.
35:01If you put it in your mouth,
35:03it's not good.
35:05There are many toys
35:07that have a bitter paint
35:09on the shoes.
35:11That's kind.
35:13Ms. Tomochika.
35:15I have one in my house.
35:17Do you know the saying,
35:19don't let go of your eyes from the second eye?
35:21The second eye is
35:23used for cooking.
35:25There is a saying,
35:27don't let go of your eyes from the second eye.
35:29What does it mean?
35:31On New Year's Day,
35:33the elderly people
35:35pack rice cakes and
35:37deliver them.
35:39I heard this story from
35:41a fireman in Nara.
35:43To be honest,
35:45that's a good story.
35:47When I opened my mouth,
35:49what was packed was
35:51konnyaku.
35:55What does this mean?
35:57Everyone recognizes that
35:59rice cakes are dangerous.
36:01The family watches over
36:03and says,
36:05is it okay?
36:07After everyone
36:09got to work,
36:11they ate konnyaku
36:13and left.
36:15I see.
36:17It's often a little late.
36:19Don't let go of your eyes
36:21from the second eye
36:23until you finish eating.
36:25I see.
36:29After the show,
36:31she got a question from the audience.
36:33Please do it in the sauna.
36:35Sauna?
36:37I don't have time.
36:39I don't have time.
36:41Do you still want to do it?
36:43Yes, I do.
36:45Let's do it.
36:47Is it okay to do it next time?
36:49Yes.
36:51This corner is
36:53Freestyle Zazugaku.
36:59I got a question from the audience.
37:01Wow.
37:03I got a keyword.
37:05I'm excited.
37:07Can I quit?
37:09No.
37:11I'm nervous.
37:13I want to do it once.
37:15At worst,
37:17you can't do it.
37:19I don't know what's coming.
37:21It depends on the audience.
37:23Excuse me.
37:25I got a keyword.
37:27You're good at it.
37:31Next, the man.
37:35I did it yesterday.
37:37It's muscle training Zazugaku.
37:39I see.
37:41Muscle training Zazugaku.
37:43I don't have time.
37:45Muscle training.
37:47He's good.
37:49It's muscle training Zazugaku.
37:51When Japanese people speak,
37:53they don't move their muscles
37:55only at the tip of their mouth.
37:57That's why facial muscles
37:59are easy to loosen.
38:01But English speakers
38:03move muscles all over their mouth.
38:05That's why facial muscles are easy to loosen.
38:07I see.
38:09He's a little weak.
38:11He's a little weak.
38:13It's enough.
38:15I see.
38:17It's training.
38:19It's different from our time.
38:21Before sports,
38:23stretching is important.
38:25If you stretch too much,
38:27you'll get hurt.
38:29I see.
38:31There are muscles instead of cushions.
38:33There are muscles instead of cushions.
38:35If you stretch too much,
38:37you won't play the role of a cushion.
38:39you won't play the role of a cushion.
38:41You'll get hurt.
38:43I see.
38:45I recommend stretching after training.
38:47I recommend stretching after training.
38:49I see.
38:51Muscle training.
38:53If you do muscle training too much,
38:55you'll get muscle pain.
38:57If you get injured,
38:59get a chip.
39:01You can't get it,
39:03You can't get it,
39:05True.
39:07It's difficult for people.
39:09I put a chip in my face.
39:13I put a chip in my face.
39:17I put a chip on my head.
39:19I care about my performance.
39:21I care about my performance.
39:23He's the best.
39:25He's the best.
39:27What's wrong with you?
39:29That's not philosophy.
39:31That's wisdom.
39:33That's wisdom.
39:35Do you have any other questions?
39:37Yes, please.
39:39The girl with the mask in front of you.
39:43There are a lot of people who go to the sauna,
39:45so please go to the sauna.
39:47Sauna?
39:49Sauna.
39:51There's nothing there.
39:53Sauna.
39:55Sauna.
39:57Sauna.
39:59There's nothing in the sauna,
40:01but the scenery I saw in the sauna.
40:03That's all I can think of.
40:05That's all I can think of.
40:07That's all I can think of.
40:09That's all I can think of.
40:11That's all I can think of.
40:13I'm sorry.
40:15That's all I can think of.
40:17One day, when I went to the sauna,
40:19an old man came in.
40:21He didn't touch the sauna table,
40:23but he saw a person standing up.
40:25He didn't touch the sauna table,
40:27but he saw a person standing up.
40:37It's a sauna.
40:39It's purely a sauna.
40:41Other questions?
40:43Can I ask you something?
40:45I want to ask you.
40:47We've been to sauna,
40:49we've been to sauna,
40:51I
41:21can't
41:23do that.
41:25You should not put a question mark on it.
41:27Really?
41:29Is it really a death threat to
41:31prepare for a sauna?
41:33I asked
41:35Professor Maeda
41:37of the International Medical Research University.
41:39It's not that the death threat
41:41and the function of maintaining life
41:43are reduced as Mr. Okuda said.
41:45It is not
41:47that the results are
41:49and when it comes out, the blood vessels expand.
41:53The expansion of the blood vessels
41:55is different from cardiac arrest
41:57because the nervous system relaxes.
42:00Did you say anything else?
42:02Is there anything else?
42:03Can I say one last thing?
42:04Yes.
42:05If you don't mind, I'd like you to cut it out.
42:07No, I won't.
42:08Oh, you won't?
42:09Maybe.
42:10When you stay in a hot space for a long time,
42:13there is a theory that the movement of the sperm
42:15decreases and the reproductive function decreases.
42:18Is that true?
42:20I think it's true.
42:22Really?
42:23That's why it's moving around outside.
42:25See?
42:27It's not a hoax.
42:30It's true.
42:31The reason why the sperm is moving around outside
42:34is because the temperature inside the body is about 37 degrees.
42:38If that's the case,
42:39the place where it's moving around is about 34 degrees.
42:42That's why it's moving around outside.
42:44Doctor!
42:45Yes?
42:46How about this?
42:47What?
42:49It seems that their hypothesis is correct.
42:52The temperature of the sperm is 2 to 3 degrees lower than the body temperature.
42:56The temperature is about 34 to 35 degrees.
42:59When the temperature rises,
43:00the sperm's function weakens,
43:03so it seems that it's moving around outside.
43:07Can I ask you one more question?
43:09Yes.
43:10Excuse me.
43:11Oh, my girlfriend.
43:12Please.
43:13It's summer, so somen.
43:14Somen!
43:15Somen.
43:16Somen.
43:17Somen.
43:18Somen.
43:19Let's try somen.
43:21It's a famous somen.
43:22Miwa somen.
43:23Yes.
43:24Miwa somen in Nara.
43:25It's an offering to a shrine.
43:29It's a high-class offering.
43:32The price of Miwa somen in that city is...
43:35It's in Omiwa Shrine, right?
43:37The price is high this year.
43:39It's normal this year.
43:41It's cheap this year.
43:43The price is high this year.
43:44It's normal this year.
43:45It's cheap this year.
43:48It's not about the amount of wheat.
43:51The price is decided by that.
43:53I see.
43:54Can I have somen?
43:57I'm a member of the Ryoyukai.
43:59He's still hunting.
44:00He's hunting somen.
44:02Somen comes out a lot when I'm in the Ryoyukai.
44:07It's good.
44:08Wait a minute.
44:10I thought you were in trouble, so I came out.
44:13I'm sorry I bothered you.
44:15I'm sorry.
44:16That's the kindness of my partner.
44:18I'm sorry.
44:19Excuse me.
44:21Do you have somen?
44:24Yes.
44:25There is a food similar to somen.
44:28It's called hiyamugi.
44:30Both are delicious in summer.
44:32According to the Nippon Nourin Project,
44:34they are exactly the same food.
44:38What's the difference between somen and hiyamugi?
44:41They are the same food.
44:44Somen and hiyamugi are the same food.
44:49By the way, the two differences are determined by the thickness of the noodles.
44:57Can I ask you a question about the noodles?
44:59Sure.
45:00When you eat somen or udon, you use chopsticks, right?
45:06We have to use chopsticks every time, right?
45:09Don't you think it's strange?
45:11If we use chopsticks from the beginning, we can save time.
45:15If we use chopsticks one by one, we can use them quickly.
45:19There is a reason why we always use chopsticks.
45:22This is because of the rotation rate.
45:24We want customers to eat quickly and leave quickly.
45:26So we have to see if the chopsticks are used or not.
45:31That's why we don't use chopsticks that are broken.
45:34We use chopsticks that are broken.
45:35We don't use chopsticks that are not broken.
45:37That's the difference.
45:42Catch Ball Studio
45:49The blue team and the red team will compete on the left and right of the seats.
45:54One representative will throw a ball from the audience.
45:59The score is 10 points, 30 points, and 50 points.
46:03However, when you throw the ball, you have to declare the score and then throw it.
46:09The team that throws the ball three times in total and has the highest score wins.
46:14By the way, the score is 100 points.
46:23If you can't catch the ball, your butt is away from the ball, or you throw the ball somewhere else, the score is 0 points.
46:37If the blue team wins, the audience will receive a DELUXE coupon card.
46:47We have to do our best for the audience.
46:52Please discuss who will throw the ball.
47:00I used to play baseball, but sometimes I couldn't catch the ball.
47:13As a result of the discussion, the blue team won.
47:18The red team will compete with Jin of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
47:28The red team will compete with Jin of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
47:34I want to be at ease, so I'll give you 50 points for the first throw.
47:39The blue team will compete with Jin of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
47:46I think the distance is okay, but I want you to catch the ball.
47:50The blue team will compete with Jin of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
48:06The ball is lighter than I thought.
48:12The blue team will compete with Jin of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
48:20The blue team will compete with Jin of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
48:27The blue team won.
48:36The red team will compete with Tomochika of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
48:40The blue team will compete with Tomochika of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
49:02The blue team will compete with Tomochika of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
49:11The blue team won.
49:20The blue team won.
49:29Tomochika of The Rampage won.
49:33The blue team will compete with Tomochika of The Rampage, who has excellent physical ability.
49:40Oh!
49:42LAUGHTER
49:44APPLAUSE
49:46CHEERING
49:48HE SPEAKS JAPANESE
49:50APPLAUSE
49:52HE SPEAKS JAPANESE
49:54LAUGHTER
49:56APPLAUSE
49:58CHEERING
50:00APPLAUSE
50:02HE SPEAKS JAPANESE
50:04APPLAUSE
50:06CHEERING
50:08CHEERING
50:10APPLAUSE
50:12MUSIC PLAYS
50:16LAUGHTER
50:18APPLAUSE
50:20HE SPEAKS JAPANESE
50:22HE SPEAKS JAPANESE
50:24MUSIC CONTINUES
50:26HE SPEAKS JAPANESE
50:28LAUGHTER
50:30LAUGHTER
50:32APPLAUSE
50:34CHEERING
50:36It's my own taxi, and I've been able to get on only 7 out of 5,000 taxis in Tokyo.
50:42Hey, how many customers do you have?
50:45I think I have 2 or 3 of these.
50:49Look forward to next week!
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