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00:00:00Good morning, this is Seigi no Mikata, your host for this week, let's learn how to read the news together.
00:00:15This week, we have Yamaguchi Prefecture as our host.
00:00:21We will learn how to read the domestic and international news.
00:00:30Mr. Hongo, would you like to say something to the people of Yamaguchi Prefecture?
00:00:34I'm nervous.
00:00:36You're nervous?
00:00:37Yes, I'm nervous.
00:00:38This is our show.
00:00:40Is it over?
00:00:42Let's speed it up.
00:00:44Mr. Shigeru Izumiya, thank you for joining us.
00:00:47What news do you have for us?
00:00:51I'm curious about everything.
00:00:55Everything?
00:00:56Yes, everything.
00:00:57I understand. Thank you.
00:00:59I want to confirm, are you awake?
00:01:02Yes, I'm fine.
00:01:05This week, there was a big move on the Middle East.
00:01:10At 5 p.m., Iran fired over 180 missiles at Israel.
00:01:20Mr. Kazo Takahashi, international political scientist, thank you.
00:01:25First, let's watch this video.
00:01:36Mr. Kazo, this is the video.
00:01:39I think the missiles were intercepted and scattered.
00:01:45If you look closely, you can see that there were a lot of missiles that were not hit.
00:01:54This happened once in July.
00:01:57At that time, the Israeli side said that 99% of the missiles were hit.
00:02:03This time, the Israeli side said that more than half of the missiles were hit.
00:02:06So I think there were a lot of missiles that were shot down.
00:02:10Let's see why the missiles were fired.
00:02:14Is this a war of aspirations?
00:02:16Is the escalation of the 5th Middle East War an explosion?
00:02:19It's just the movement of Israel.
00:02:21It was on the news on the 17th of last month.
00:02:24I was surprised.
00:02:25Lebanon's Hezbollah.
00:02:27Is Hezbollah a terrorist organization?
00:02:30Israel is a terrorist organization in the United States.
00:02:33Of course, the people who do it think they are an anti-just organization.
00:02:36They think they are on the side of justice.
00:02:39This is small, but it's on the north side of Israel.
00:02:43It's called Lebanon.
00:02:45The south of Lebanon is the base.
00:02:48The Hezbollah's pocket bell exploded all of a sudden.
00:02:56The Hezbollah was already on alert.
00:02:59They probably used a smartphone.
00:03:01They knew that the smartphone was being watched by Israel.
00:03:04They knew the location.
00:03:06They said they wouldn't use a smartphone.
00:03:08They lowered the level of the pocket bell.
00:03:10The Israeli side was aware of it.
00:03:12They made a tunnel company.
00:03:14They got a license from a Taiwanese pocket bell maker.
00:03:18They made exactly the same pocket bell.
00:03:20But they set a bomb there.
00:03:22They set a bomb there in advance.
00:03:25The Hezbollah exploded in 5 seconds.
00:03:35More than 2,800 people were killed.
00:03:37Please watch the video.
00:03:53This is the video.
00:03:58How long did they have the pocket bell for?
00:04:02Did they have it for more than a year?
00:04:07I think it was a few months.
00:04:10A few months?
00:04:11If you give them thousands of pocket bells,
00:04:14they will explode in an accident.
00:04:16They will be found out.
00:04:18There is a expiration date.
00:04:20The Israeli side thought it was the expiration date.
00:04:25They read people's psychology.
00:04:27They don't take it right away.
00:04:29They put it close to their face and said 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
00:04:34Even if there is a small amount of gunpowder,
00:04:37a lot of people will die.
00:04:40Let's talk about the previous story.
00:04:44The Hezbollah of Israel and Lebanon.
00:04:48Is this the same reason that Israel and Lebanon are fighting?
00:04:57Originally, the Israeli army occupied Lebanon.
00:05:01The Hezbollah came out as a resistance movement.
00:05:04Israel lost.
00:05:06It was driven out.
00:05:07We tried to go again in 2006, but we lost again.
00:05:10As an Israeli, I always wanted to return the favor.
00:05:14I was nervous.
00:05:16Then the war started in Gaza.
00:05:18The Hezbollah started firing missiles to fight Israel.
00:05:23Israel and Hamas?
00:05:24That's right.
00:05:25They wanted to support Hamas.
00:05:27Israel said it had nothing to do with them.
00:05:29The war with Hamas started.
00:05:32They started firing missiles.
00:05:35On the 28th of last month, Israel bombed the Hezbollah headquarters.
00:05:39The Hezbollah's top leader, Nasrallah, was killed.
00:05:43This Tuesday, the Hezbollah invaded Lebanon.
00:05:48Is this the first time in 18 years?
00:05:50That's right.
00:05:51The Hezbollah and Israel started fighting.
00:05:56It was dangerous for both sides.
00:05:59More than 60,000 people fled to Lebanon.
00:06:02It had been a year.
00:06:03The government told the Hezbollah to go back to their hometown.
00:06:06The Hezbollah wanted to make sure they could go back.
00:06:09So they had to talk to the Hezbollah and decide whether to stop or surrender.
00:06:14So they stopped talking to the Hezbollah.
00:06:16The Hezbollah joined the Hezbollah with military force.
00:06:18The Hezbollah invaded Hamas, but the Hezbollah invaded Lebanon?
00:06:22That's right.
00:06:23The Hezbollah moved the Hezbollah that was fighting Hamas to the north.
00:06:27The Hezbollah was fighting for a long time.
00:06:31The Hezbollah wanted to win again.
00:06:33The Hezbollah brought new people to Lebanon.
00:06:36The Hezbollah is in a difficult situation.
00:06:39On the other hand, Iran, which is an enemy of the Hezbollah, will retaliate.
00:06:45Iran will launch more than 180 missiles at Israel.
00:06:49This is the first video I saw.
00:06:51Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister,
00:06:54has made a big mistake and will pay for it.
00:06:57Israel's invasion of Lebanon has led to Netanyahu's election campaign.
00:07:07Netanyahu was attacked last year.
00:07:11Everyone thinks it's because Netanyahu is in a daze.
00:07:14But he's in a war now, so he can't pursue the prime minister.
00:07:19As long as he's in a war, he's politically safe.
00:07:22If he stops the war, he'll be blamed for it.
00:07:27Netanyahu is also suspected of corruption.
00:07:30When the war is over, the trial will begin.
00:07:33The trial won't begin during the war?
00:07:36Netanyahu's theory is that the prime minister can't go to the trial.
00:07:42Is that so?
00:07:44That's what everyone thinks.
00:07:46Netanyahu doesn't say that.
00:07:48He's doing his best for the country.
00:07:50Netanyahu has an election campaign.
00:07:52He has a job.
00:07:54He wants to continue the war.
00:07:56That's what everyone thinks.
00:07:58Mr. Fujii, it sounds like the Middle East is in an even more dangerous situation.
00:08:03Last time, the missiles were launched in April.
00:08:06At that time...
00:08:08Which missiles?
00:08:10Iran launched missiles at Israel.
00:08:14At that time, Israel lost 99%.
00:08:19I don't know if it was 99%.
00:08:21Why did they lose 99%?
00:08:23We think they're selling them so that they can lose them.
00:08:27Iran is selling them so that they can lose them.
00:08:32As a pro-wrestling fan, I don't want to use this day.
00:08:35But they're doing pro-wrestling.
00:08:37It's called a knuckle punch.
00:08:40What do you think about that?
00:08:44That's right.
00:08:46They're preparing for a knuckle punch.
00:08:52They're shooting a lot of slow-moving drones.
00:08:56Why are they doing that?
00:08:58Because they're fighting.
00:09:00The Israeli side is fighting.
00:09:02The Iranian side is fighting.
00:09:04If you say, I'm sorry,
00:09:06they'll say, I can't use the knuckle punch.
00:09:08What's this?
00:09:10What's this?
00:09:12It's a little far-fetched.
00:09:14It's a little far-fetched.
00:09:16They're selling missiles that can be dropped.
00:09:18They're selling missiles that can be dropped.
00:09:20It's an old story.
00:09:22It's an old story.
00:09:24We have a question from Tomoko and Nakama.
00:09:26We have a question from Tomoko and Nakama.
00:09:28What's going to happen in the future?
00:09:32Israel is likely to blow up Iran's oil facilities as a retaliation.
00:09:40Then the Japanese gas prices will rise.
00:09:42Will Israel blow up Iran's oil facilities?
00:09:48Iran is far away.
00:09:50So I think it's difficult.
00:09:52The other day, they bombed Yemen.
00:09:54The other day, they bombed Yemen.
00:09:56Israel and Yemen are longer than Israel and Iran.
00:10:02So they can do it technically.
00:10:04So they can do it technically.
00:10:06So they can do it technically.
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00:14:51was not allowed to give post notification.
00:14:55Mr. Aso, who was picked maximum nominee for the presidential election,
00:14:58became an inactive policy.
00:15:01He was not allowed to take group photos.
00:15:03Not only this,
00:15:05There were numerous controversy in the parliament
00:15:07over Shin Kakuryo of Abbe's chosen.
00:15:12he often called President Abe a coward.
00:15:15and was suspended from his job for a year.
00:15:20He was also suspended from the company involved in the fraud case.
00:15:25And the Prime Minister himself, Hinoko,
00:15:29was found to be suspicious of the former Ishibaha
00:15:32and of the corruption in the political fund collection report.
00:15:37According to this week's public opinion survey,
00:15:40since the Koizumi administration in 2001,
00:15:44the number of members of the Kishida administration
00:15:47is the second-lowest since the Kishida administration.
00:15:52This is because the Kishida administration
00:15:56is known as a sluggish administration
00:15:59and has been criticized on social media
00:16:02for the collection of photos of the new administration.
00:16:05Is the new Prime Minister Ishiba
00:16:08waiting for trouble?
00:16:13Tomoko Unabara has a question about this news.
00:16:18Please take a look at the illustration of the missile man, Iwabe.
00:16:23Mr. Ishiba seems to be a little out of touch.
00:16:28What are you going to do from now on? Please tell us.
00:16:33Well, Tomoko.
00:16:35It's true that what you said at the general election
00:16:38and what you said after the general election
00:16:41are completely different.
00:16:43Even if we look at it,
00:16:45there are a lot of things like,
00:16:47you didn't say that.
00:16:49But there are a lot of people like that.
00:16:52That's right.
00:16:53Anyway, the purpose of the general election is to win.
00:16:56That's why I don't like it.
00:16:58I think it was for the sake of winning.
00:17:00Isn't it a little unfair to pretend that it didn't happen?
00:17:03That's right.
00:17:04I forget.
00:17:05Every time I think about the election,
00:17:07I think I forgot what I heard.
00:17:09What's going on?
00:17:12That's right.
00:17:13There will be elections in the future.
00:17:16Now, let's go to this news.
00:17:18I would like this person to tell us.
00:17:20Former Japanese TV commentator
00:17:22Mr. Kazuhiro Aoyama, a political journalist
00:17:24who knows all about Nagata,
00:17:26who has easy-to-understand and polite commentary.
00:17:28Nice to meet you.
00:17:30The number of supporters is also a bad start for the second time.
00:17:33That's right.
00:17:34I can't say it's very good.
00:17:36As a conservative.
00:17:38This program is like that, but if you do this every day,
00:17:40it will go down more and more.
00:17:42I can imagine that.
00:17:44That's the situation.
00:17:45Now, let's go.
00:17:46Mr. Aoyama, what do you think about the Ishiba election?
00:17:48Go ahead.
00:17:49Yes.
00:17:50Suddenly seal Ishiba color.
00:17:52If you lose the trust of the people, the government will be in a dilemma.
00:17:55Yes.
00:17:56The government is going to be in a dilemma.
00:17:59I'll give you more details after this.
00:18:02This is a live broadcast.
00:18:04This week, we started with the supporters of justice.
00:18:06This is a question for Mr. Nakama about the Ishiba election.
00:18:10What is the point of this election?
00:18:13Mr. Nakama.
00:18:14Yes.
00:18:15What did you think of this election?
00:18:18I don't know much about it.
00:18:20There are people who don't know about it.
00:18:23What do you think?
00:18:24Well, I don't know.
00:18:26I don't know.
00:18:27You don't know.
00:18:28I just look at it.
00:18:29I'm sorry to say it just by looking at it, but I don't know.
00:18:32Now, what do you think?
00:18:33Because there is no manpower, it is important for the non-majority, the House of Representatives.
00:18:42First of all, there are many non-majority.
00:18:44Does that mean that the non-majority is not the Abe faction?
00:18:48Well, it's not just the Abe faction.
00:18:50Until now, the Abe administration, the Suga administration, and the Kishida administration were not the people who have been walking in the center.
00:18:56Until now, Mr. Ishiba was like that, but in short, people who were in the shade.
00:19:00I feel like I've used all the people who haven't been used so much so far.
00:19:06That's why it's been a while since I've been in.
00:19:08Mr. Murakami is the second time he's been in since the Koizumi administration.
00:19:12And there are so many new people.
00:19:14After all, Mr. Ishiba has a lot of supporters.
00:19:16And after all, Mr. Ishiba has a lot of supporters.
00:19:21In short, people who are close to me.
00:19:24After that, there are only national defense factions.
00:19:27For example, the Foreign Minister is also an experienced defense minister.
00:19:30The Defense Minister is also an experienced defense minister.
00:19:32The President of the Liberal Democratic Party, Mr. Onodera, is also an experienced defense minister.
00:19:36The defense faction is a non-majority faction that is close to me.
00:19:40I think the key point is the Director-General.
00:19:44The Director-General is like Mr. Suga at the time of Mr. Abe.
00:19:47As the wife of the Cabinet,
00:19:50He risked his life to be a spokesman for himself.
00:19:54He asked Kasumigaseki to look at him.
00:19:56It's the most important position.
00:19:58But Mr. Kishida continued to run the government.
00:20:02He's not close to me.
00:20:04I know he's a capable man and he's been taking care of Mr. Kishida.
00:20:08I wonder if there's anyone else around Mr. Ishiba who can do this.
00:20:14That's what I thought.
00:20:16Also, the Finance Minister, Mr. Kato.
00:20:20Actually, this person also voted for Mr. Takahashi.
00:20:24Oh, really?
00:20:26But I have to use it.
00:20:28I don't think there's anyone around who's responsible for the Finance Minister.
00:20:32Mr. Takahashi, what do you think of this?
00:20:36It's more like a stock market.
00:20:40It's a bad stock market.
00:20:42A bad stock market.
00:20:44Mr. Fujii, what do you think?
00:20:46Well, I think Mr. Kato and Mr. Kiyuchi voted for Mr. Takahashi.
00:20:50So I think Mr. Takahashi voted for him.
00:20:54It's a good thing.
00:20:56And there's Mr. Asao.
00:20:58He's also a good person.
00:21:02So I think he's a real junk.
00:21:06There are some good people who voted for him.
00:21:08Mr. Fujii, you're not going to run for office next time, are you?
00:21:13Think about it.
00:21:15There was an old man who wanted to be a prime minister.
00:21:19He said, I want to be a prime minister.
00:21:21At first, he thought about what he wanted to do.
00:21:25At that time, the most important thing was...
00:21:27I want to be a prime minister.
00:21:29That's Koshiba.
00:21:31And the Finance Minister.
00:21:33These two.
00:21:35I'm supposed to think about these two.
00:21:37But that's a loan, isn't it?
00:21:39What was he thinking?
00:21:41I've always wanted to be a prime minister.
00:21:43You wanted to be a prime minister, didn't you?
00:21:45You wanted to be a prime minister, didn't you?
00:21:47That's what I'm saying.
00:21:49When I'm in a position of responsibility,
00:21:51I'm a member of the local government.
00:21:53I'm criticizing.
00:21:55But when I'm in the center,
00:21:57I'm on the side of criticism.
00:21:59I understand Mr. Ishiba's feelings.
00:22:01I can't do it all.
00:22:03I'm just a defense minister and a foreign minister.
00:22:05This is America's 2 plus 2.
00:22:07I wonder if I can speak properly.
00:22:092 plus 2.
00:22:11Foreign minister and defense minister.
00:22:13Yes, yes, yes, yes.
00:22:15Two defense ministers.
00:22:172 plus 2.
00:22:19I wonder if I can speak properly.
00:22:21Well, that's what Mr. Ishiba is like.
00:22:23Take a look at this.
00:22:25Mr. Hongo said that he can't control the party.
00:22:29Mr. Ishiba is the new prime minister.
00:22:31Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
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00:35:21Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
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00:35:25Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:27Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
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00:35:31Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:33Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:35Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:37Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:39Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:41Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:43Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:45Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:47Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:49Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:51Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:53Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:55Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:57Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:35:59Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:36:01Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:36:03Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:36:05Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:36:07Mr. Suga, the head of the party,
00:36:09Today,
00:36:11Mr. Ishiba is going to inspect the site.
00:36:13Today, Mr. Ishiba is going to inspect the site.
00:36:17The top governor of Ishikawa Prefecture,
00:36:19the top governor of Ishikawa Prefecture,
00:36:21visited the Prime Minister's office
00:36:23and submitted a request to the government.
00:36:25and submitted a request to the government.
00:36:27The government and local government
00:36:29are working to rebuild the area.
00:36:31are working to rebuild the area.
00:36:33It looks like it,
00:36:35but from the site...
00:36:37The country is the country, the prefecture is the prefecture,
00:36:39the city is not the city.
00:36:41The three are solidified in one line.
00:36:43The three are solidified in one line.
00:36:45I don't think it's moving.
00:36:47I don't think it's moving.
00:36:49Compared to what we're doing now,
00:36:51It was fast.
00:36:53It was pretty fast.
00:36:55It's still a long way to go.
00:36:57It's still a long way to go.
00:36:59Only time will pass.
00:37:01I don't know what to do.
00:37:07Noto, a rusted area,
00:37:09Noto, a rusted area,
00:37:11is in a more and more difficult situation.
00:37:13is in a more and more difficult situation.
00:37:17Is it really the situation
00:37:19where the top government
00:37:21is doing house-hunting for reconstruction?
00:37:25I interviewed the current situation
00:37:27of Noto with a specialist
00:37:29of disaster prevention
00:37:31who has been covering
00:37:33the Noto Peninsula itself.
00:37:35What do you think?
00:37:37What do you think?
00:37:39Mr. Shigeru Izumiya
00:37:41and Mr. Hong Kong
00:37:43have a question about this news.
00:37:45On the afternoon of the day before yesterday,
00:37:47there was a free concert
00:37:49to support the victims of the earthquake
00:37:51in Suzu City,
00:37:53but it was canceled.
00:37:55but it was canceled.
00:37:57How will the government
00:37:59and the local government
00:38:01come up with specific support measures?
00:38:03Will the new prime minister,
00:38:05Mr. Ishiba,
00:38:07be serious about reconstruction
00:38:09and the will to restore the situation?
00:38:11Will the new prime minister, Mr. Ishiba,
00:38:13be serious about reconstruction
00:38:15and the will to restore the situation?
00:38:17Please tell us.
00:38:19Mr. Izumiya,
00:38:21on the afternoon of the day before yesterday,
00:38:23there was a free concert
00:38:25to support the victims of the earthquake
00:38:27in Suzu City,
00:38:29but it was canceled.
00:38:31After the concert,
00:38:33I called the local government
00:38:35and asked them
00:38:37what the situation was.
00:38:39They told me to go home
00:38:41because it was dangerous.
00:38:43I said,
00:38:45okay,
00:38:47and I went home.
00:38:49On the way home,
00:38:51the car started to move.
00:38:53It was dangerous.
00:38:55The car of Mr. Izumiya's team
00:38:57was also in a dangerous situation.
00:38:59The car of Mr. Izumiya's team
00:39:01was also in a dangerous situation.
00:39:03I had to inform everyone
00:39:05about the situation
00:39:07in the car,
00:39:09so I canceled the concert.
00:39:11But the impact of the earthquake
00:39:13on January 1st
00:39:15was still there,
00:39:17and I could see
00:39:19that it was flowing more and more.
00:39:21The road was repaired,
00:39:23but if you look closely,
00:39:25the road is damaged.
00:39:27You can see the line here.
00:39:29It's weak.
00:39:31It's in a loose state.
00:39:33It's in a loose state,
00:39:35so you can see
00:39:37that it's badly damaged.
00:39:39What kind of concrete support
00:39:41will the government and the prefecture
00:39:43provide?
00:39:45The earthquake on January 1st
00:39:47was even faster.
00:39:49I've been to a lot of places,
00:39:51but it's the first time
00:39:53I've been so late.
00:39:55I had to do it.
00:39:57So the government
00:39:59decided
00:40:01to hurry up
00:40:03and pay the people.
00:40:05That's terrible.
00:40:07Either there's no taste in the brain
00:40:09or there's no taste.
00:40:11Why is it in a loose state?
00:40:13I don't know.
00:40:15I want you to tell me.
00:40:17Mr. Hongo!
00:40:19Ishiba-san,
00:40:21do you seriously intend
00:40:23I talked to him about it, and he said he'd do it on a spare day.
00:40:28Why don't you have a compensation budget for the reconstruction?
00:40:32I was supposed to go with my teacher on October 1st and 2nd, but I couldn't make it.
00:40:38So I interviewed a local director yesterday.
00:40:42And he said,
00:40:44Even though it was a disaster and the roads were in a mess,
00:40:48if it rains like this, it's going to be a big deal.
00:40:51You've been saying that for a long time.
00:40:53So he was expecting Ishiba-san, but I told him everything.
00:40:57He said he'd do it on a spare day, so he couldn't do this.
00:41:01And then I finally found out, and he said,
00:41:03You do it as a volunteer.
00:41:05There are very few volunteers.
00:41:07Everyone says on TV,
00:41:10But this time, people in their 50s and 60s are training for the budget.
00:41:15And the people there are people from the Hanshin earthquake.
00:41:19Because they helped us at that time.
00:41:21It's something the country has to do.
00:41:23Why don't the people in the private sector have to do it?
00:41:26I was really angry.
00:41:28Thank you for listening to me.
00:41:31Now, I'd like to ask this person for this news.
00:41:33Mr. Nobue Kunizaki, a crisis management advisor who has served as a member of the Cabinet Office and the Ministry of Education and Science for more than 20 times since the Noto earthquake.
00:41:44Let's go.
00:41:45Mr. Kunizaki, what do you think about the reconstruction of the Noto Peninsula?
00:41:49Here it is.
00:41:51The problem is the lack of cooperation between the country and the prefecture.
00:41:56I've never seen such a slow recovery.
00:42:00Yes, I have.
00:42:03Now, I'd like to ask Mr. Kunizaki to explain in detail after the commercial break.
00:42:09This is Seigi-no-Mikata, broadcasting live.
00:42:11Seigi-no-Mikata staff reported on the current situation of the Noto Peninsula to Mr. Kunizaki.
00:42:18Please watch the video.
00:42:24Good morning.
00:42:25Good morning.
00:42:26Thank you for your cooperation today.
00:42:27Thank you for your cooperation.
00:42:29At the Noto Satoyama Airport, the gateway to the Noto Peninsula.
00:42:33The damage was serious.
00:42:35As you can see, there is still a lot of iron.
00:42:42It's no different from what I saw on the second day.
00:42:48Nine months after the earthquake.
00:42:50There are still traces of the earthquake at the airport.
00:42:55Mr. Kunizaki, what do you think?
00:42:57I'd like to go to Suzu City, which was also affected by the earthquake and tsunami.
00:43:03It was also seriously damaged by the tsunami.
00:43:06The first destination is Suzu City, Horyu-cho, which was also affected by the earthquake and tsunami.
00:43:13The city remains as it was at the time of the earthquake.
00:43:18I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that Horyu-cho was left as it was right after the earthquake in January.
00:43:30The damage caused by the earthquake and the damage caused by the tsunami are overlapping.
00:43:41If we were to dismantle the aircraft, it would be good if we could do it efficiently in this area.
00:43:48But the contractors often said that it was inefficient.
00:43:53The reason for delaying the dismantling of the aircraft is inefficient dismantling work.
00:44:00As a principle, it takes time to move the aircraft in order to proceed with the dismantling.
00:44:11This is also under construction.
00:44:15The dismantling deck is under construction.
00:44:18It seems that the environment surrounding the dismantling company is not in order at all.
00:44:24I'm sorry to interrupt, but which one is being dismantled?
00:44:27The company is renting the remaining house.
00:44:34Rent a house?
00:44:35Yes, they live together.
00:44:37Is there a bathroom there?
00:44:39No.
00:44:40There is no bathroom?
00:44:41No, there is no bathroom.
00:44:44There is no shower.
00:44:48Did you think that there were not enough people to come here?
00:44:51No, I didn't think so.
00:44:53It's amazing.
00:44:55Compared to Tokaido and Iwate, it was much faster.
00:45:01It was much faster in Tohoku.
00:45:03Compared to Tokaido and Iwate, it was much slower.
00:45:08The dismantling work is not going well.
00:45:11Mr. Shinomi.
00:45:13What percentage of the work has been dismantled?
00:45:18About 9% of the work has been dismantled.
00:45:25That's about all the work has been done.
00:45:30The work has been dismantled for a while.
00:45:34In the past month, the work has progressed rapidly.
00:45:40However, due to the heavy rain, the work has stopped for a while.
00:45:43At this pace, when will the work be finished?
00:45:52According to Mr. Ishikawa, the work will be finished by October next year.
00:46:06In the meantime, the victims are starting a new life in an evacuation center where they live in a group and a temporary house where they can live alone.
00:46:17However, not everyone can enter the temporary house.
00:46:21The dismantling of the house is classified into six stages.
00:46:25Among them, people who have been identified as more than half are allowed to enter the house.
00:46:34This woman, who lives in an evacuation center, was identified as more than half because her house was tilted due to the earthquake and the door of the house was not open.
00:46:46I applied for a temporary house, but I don't know if I can enter.
00:46:53You applied for a temporary house, but you don't know if you can enter.
00:46:58It may take about two years to repair my house.
00:47:05In the meantime, I will live here until I get a temporary house.
00:47:14I can't go anywhere if I don't get a temporary house.
00:47:19The heavy industry is not necessarily in order to use the former nursery as an evacuation center.
00:47:26Mr. Tanaka, who is in charge of the evacuation center, has a sense of crisis.
00:47:30I feel that there are people who have been struggling with what to do.
00:47:43It's a great place, but if there are no more people, there may be no one in a few years.
00:47:57I asked about the country's action against the disaster area.
00:48:02If the higher-ups don't set it on fire, it will disappear immediately.
00:48:10I want you to do your best because you were chosen by everyone.
00:48:15No matter how much you look at the photos and TV reports,
00:48:20I want you to look at this place because it is different from what you actually see.
00:48:31In addition, the only general hospital that supports the local area, Shiritsu Wajima Hospital,
00:48:37Since it is a disaster-based hospital, it has accepted many victims.
00:48:42However, that is a big problem.
00:48:47The role of a disaster-based hospital is to provide specialized medical care for disasters.
00:48:53There were about 100 patients who were usually hospitalized, but they all went out.
00:49:01It costs 40,000 yen per person to enter the hospital.
00:49:07By responding to disaster medical care, the sales of 3.2 million yen, which should be included every day, have disappeared.
00:49:16That's why hospitals can't receive direct support from public hospitals.
00:49:20It's very difficult because there is no coverage for the middle-income.
00:49:26If it continues like this this year, there will be a reduction of about 600 million to 700 million yen.
00:49:37This will immediately fall into the financial institution.
00:49:42What will happen to the medical care in the affected area due to the management crisis by prioritizing disaster response?
00:49:52In addition, as if to strike a blow, the typhoon struck Noto Peninsula last month.
00:50:00Flooding up to the floor in temporary housing is a major damage.
00:50:08I was in the evacuation center when I was carried out.
00:50:11Someone led me, and there was a lot of water.
00:50:17I was led to the road and evacuated to the elementary school.
00:50:27The mud flows into the house, and temporary housing is also needed for construction.
00:50:33It is said that further moving, so-called secondary evacuation, is not allowed.
00:50:41I can't think of anything.
00:50:47You don't want to live as an evacuee, do you?
00:50:50I was in the evacuation center from January to April.
00:50:58I came here because my house was damaged.
00:51:02I was also hit by the tsunami in Ueno.
00:51:08There was no place to put my luggage, and there was a lot of waste.
00:51:13It was a big deal.
00:51:17It was a place where I thought I could live here.
00:51:22It was a bit of a shock.
00:51:27The staff of the city hall continues to stay close to the anxious elderly.
00:51:33Before the quake, everyone was ready to get up.
00:51:40But after the quake, I couldn't even ask them how they felt.
00:51:48But after a week, they started to speak up.
00:51:53After the quake, I couldn't even ask them how they felt.
00:51:58I could only ask them how they felt.
00:52:02I think they've calmed down a bit now.
00:52:07They're all strong.
00:52:10I don't know what to do.
00:52:13But they're speaking up little by little.
00:52:16I'm going to winter, so I'm going to do what I can in the meantime.
00:52:20Thank you for your support.
00:52:22I'm sorry. Thank you very much.
00:52:24I didn't expect to see you here.
00:52:26I'm sorry. Thank you very much.
00:52:29You've seen the VTR.
00:52:32This is the current situation.
00:52:34There are a lot of voices.
00:52:36After the quake, there are no more voices.
00:52:39The voices are starting to come out again little by little.
00:52:43It's true that actors and many people are still working hard.
00:52:46How about you, Nakama?
00:52:48I'm surprised that things haven't improved that much.
00:52:51The airport is still in January.
00:52:55Isn't that strange?
00:52:57It was shown in the VTR that Mr. Kishida was inspecting.
00:53:00I wonder what that inspection was about.
00:53:03I don't think it's possible just to make a reservation.
00:53:06I feel sorry for him.
00:53:08My heart hurts.
00:53:10Volunteers and construction workers who have experienced the quake said,
00:53:15It's too late.
00:53:17Tomoko, what do you think?
00:53:19That's right.
00:53:21A lot of people are saying it's too late.
00:53:23The teachers and Mr. Izumiya are saying that.
00:53:25Everyone can feel it.
00:53:27I'm sure you all know that the inspectors are too late.
00:53:34It's not that we can't move, it's just that we can't move.
00:53:37I'm sure you're all worried about that.
00:53:41Mr. Izumiya, how did you like the VTR?
00:53:44I've said it many times.
00:53:47I was in the movie with Mr. Noto 40 years ago.
00:53:51I've been going there since last year.
00:53:55It's so difficult geographically.
00:54:02There's only one road.
00:54:04There's no train.
00:54:06I guess we'll have to come from the sea.
00:54:10I know it's hard to save people when this happens.
00:54:17But I think we can do something about the lifeline.
00:54:21At least we can do something about the place to stay, the waterway, and the electricity.
00:54:31But we can't do anything about it.
00:54:33It's not like the house is broken.
00:54:35I know it's rude to say this, but it's an old house.
00:54:40It's not like the building collapsed.
00:54:44It's not like it's broken.
00:54:47But I don't know what's going on with Tetsukazu.
00:54:52Ms. Kunizaki.
00:54:54Yes.
00:54:55I didn't know there was such a problem in hospitals.
00:54:58It's a disaster-prone hospital.
00:55:00Yes.
00:55:01In this year, there's a possibility of losing 600 to 700 million yen.
00:55:06Yes.
00:55:07How is it?
00:55:08Actually, I didn't know it was so difficult until I heard about it.
00:55:17I think all disaster-prone hospitals are in the same situation.
00:55:23We can accept patients because of the hospital staff.
00:55:28But in the end, there is no compensation from the government.
00:55:33If there was a subsidy for the number of patients, we could have compensated them.
00:55:40But this time, it's said that it's difficult to ask the government for it.
00:55:46So what's going to happen in the future?
00:55:50Yes.
00:55:51Now, let's take a look at what's going on in the prefecture.
00:55:56This is Governor Hase of Ishikawa Prefecture.
00:56:00He is a former professional wrestler.
00:56:02He became the Minister of Education at the Abe Cabinet in 2015.
00:56:05He visited the Prime Minister on the 27th of last month.
00:56:09He asked for a state of emergency for the disaster-prone hospital.
00:56:14Mr. Fujii, is it true that there is a disaster-prone hospital?
00:56:18It's completely different.
00:56:19If it's a disaster-prone hospital, the government should be responsible for it.
00:56:23The government should increase the number of patients.
00:56:25The government should invest in public funds.
00:56:27The government should try to restore the hospital as soon as possible.
00:56:30If the government doesn't do that, I don't know what will happen.
00:56:32I asked for it.
00:56:33But the Prime Minister and the government did their best to respond.
00:56:36But the government didn't respond to the disaster-prone hospital.
00:56:40The Prime Minister criticized the governor.
00:56:41He said, why did you leave Noto?
00:56:42You should have called us remotely.
00:56:44You should have told us that you were going to Tokyo.
00:56:45This is an appeal.
00:56:46This is his opinion.
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01:02:37The school was founded with this plan in mind.
01:02:54The school in Wajima City was greatly affected by the quake.
01:03:00Until September, the school borrowed a nearby junior high school to conduct joint classes.
01:03:06Finally, the joint classes were completed last month.
01:03:09Six elementary school students gathered together.
01:03:12When I was in junior high school in Wajima City, the number of classrooms was not enough.
01:03:17After the joint classes, everyone could study in one classroom.
01:03:22Everyone had fun there.
01:03:24I thought that Wajima was no good.
01:03:27But I was relieved that it was okay.
01:03:32The number of children has increased little by little.
01:03:39What is the good point of Wajima City?
01:03:41Wajima is the best!
01:03:42Wajima is the best!
01:03:43Wajima is the best!
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01:03:47Wajima is the best!
01:03:48Wajima is the best!
01:03:50Many children left the town after the quake.
01:03:53However, the school environment has been restored.
01:03:5644 students have returned to Wajima compared to the summer break.
01:04:02I was depressed because of the quake.
01:04:06I imagined that I was not energetic.
01:04:08I thought about how to talk to the children.
01:04:11But when I met the children, they were very energetic.
01:04:14They gave me a lot of power.
01:04:18I was also helped by their energy.
01:04:24Notohanto began to walk again.
01:04:31Volunteers play a big role in the reconstruction.
01:04:35Volunteers helped me a lot.
01:04:41I couldn't do it by myself.
01:04:44I was told that it was a battle against time.
01:04:48I was able to enter the school immediately.
01:04:51I was also helped by many volunteers.
01:04:56I will do my best.
01:04:59On this day, there were many volunteers in Noto.
01:05:10I've been coming here often since March.
01:05:13I love Noto.
01:05:15My mother is in Noto.
01:05:20I'm glad to come here and interact with many people.
01:05:23I'm glad that I can make everyone smile.
01:05:27Mr. Fukuda works in this machine.
01:05:30He works as a volunteer for two hours every week since the quake.
01:05:36He usually repairs water pipes.
01:05:39He also helped to reconstruct the water pipe for free.
01:05:45I repaired the broken pipes with the quake.
01:05:50I broke the concrete and repaired it.
01:05:55You were happy to repair the broken pipes.
01:06:01How do you feel now?
01:06:10I have no choice but to repair it.
01:06:16I will do my best to restore it.
01:06:19I will do my best to restore it.
01:06:24I want to restore it to its original state.
01:06:28The view is great.
01:06:35He was supported by many volunteers.
01:06:38He took a big step to restore the school from the quake.
01:06:45I don't know if you are doing your best.
01:06:52I don't think it's right to ask people to do their best.
01:06:59As you said, it's a disaster.
01:07:02It's a disaster.
01:07:05I want to ask people to do their best.
01:07:08But I don't think it's right to ask people to do their best.
01:07:11It's wrong to ask people to do their best.
01:07:14We should do our best.
01:07:17Let's see the story of volunteers.
01:07:20Let's see the story of volunteers.
01:07:23There are few people.
01:07:25Did you hear the voice of the volunteers?
01:07:30Did you hear the voice of the volunteers?
01:07:33Did you hear the voice of the volunteers?
01:07:36I heard the voice.
01:07:38The volunteers told us not to go there because the road is congested.
01:07:44In fact, a lot of people went to the school early in the morning.
01:07:50In fact, a lot of people went to the school early in the morning.
01:07:54The school opens at 11 or 12.
01:07:57If you delay the opening time, the volunteers can go there at around noon.
01:08:02If you delay the opening time, the volunteers can go there at around noon.
01:08:03We couldn't do that, so the volunteers were criticized.
01:08:09We've never seen such a small number of volunteers.
01:08:12If you come to see the disaster area and want to help with the reconstruction,
01:08:15or if you don't have time, you can ask Dr. Takahashi.
01:08:18There is also financial support, right?
01:08:21If we can do it.
01:08:23It's like a home tax.
01:08:25A home tax.
01:08:26After all, there is no basis for having volunteers.
01:08:29It's a disaster recovery, so the most important thing is to dismantle it all at once,
01:08:34and then organize the infrastructure.
01:08:36Everyone says a lot of things, and there are a lot of demands,
01:08:40but for the time being, if we can get it back to normal.
01:08:42You said it earlier, didn't you?
01:08:43It's okay to get it back to normal.
01:08:44That's what you said, right?
01:08:45That's right.
01:08:46That's probably the most important thing.
01:08:47The government should make a proper budget,
01:08:49with money and people.
01:08:50And then we will rebuild, we will recover.
01:08:53And what we can do is,
01:08:55if you have time, let's go to the volunteers.
01:08:57If you don't have time, if you don't have money,
01:08:59we'll back you up with money.
01:09:01If I may say one more thing,
01:09:03even though there are so few volunteers,
01:09:05the government's response is bad.
01:09:07It's because the information is bad.
01:09:09Even in a place like this, the government has a problem.
01:09:11We should recognize that.
01:09:13Because volunteers can't bring a big weapon.
01:09:16Yes, yes, yes.
01:09:18How about you, Nakama?
01:09:20After all, I am also affected by the Hanshin-Aoji earthquake.
01:09:24I was also affected by the Hanshin-Aoji earthquake.
01:09:27For that reason, people become stronger.
01:09:31It's organized.
01:09:33That's why I want the government to shine a light on it.
01:09:39Thank you very much, Mr. Kurosaki.
01:09:42Please come to Mr. Madara.
01:09:44Here is an announcement from ABC.
01:09:46This month, on the 26th and 27th,
01:09:49we will hold an event called MOSHIMO FES,
01:09:52which aims to promote disaster prevention and disaster reduction
01:09:55in front of JR Osaka Station.
01:09:57It is an event where you can learn about disaster prevention and disaster reduction
01:10:00through various experiences,
01:10:02assuming the time of the Nankai earthquake.
01:10:05It is an event where you can learn about disaster prevention and disaster reduction
01:10:08in a fun way, such as on the stage of a popular program.
01:10:11A talk show by an expert on justice will also be held.
01:10:13Please come.
01:10:17This is a MOSHIMO FES.
01:10:19By listening to this kind of talk show,
01:10:22you can prepare yourself when the time comes.
01:10:25It doesn't matter if you think about it a little bit.
01:10:27The result will come at all.
01:10:29Thank you very much.
01:10:30Mr. Kurosaki, we will also participate in this kind of event.
01:10:33Thank you very much.
01:10:35Mr. Hongo, I wanted you to go to the Noto
01:10:38and cover various things.
01:10:40This is the largest tax collection in the past.
01:10:43What else do you do?
01:10:45We are collecting taxes for that.
01:10:48We are collecting taxes for that.
01:10:50Use it properly.
01:10:52I think so.
01:10:54Mr. Izumiya,
01:10:56this is the live broadcast of Justice for All.
01:10:58It was the time of the ending.
01:11:00How was it?
01:11:02There is a program that can say this kind of talk show.
01:11:08I care about the government.
01:11:11Let's talk a lot.
01:11:14Mr. Izumiya, when the Noto settles down,
01:11:16Mr. Izumiya will play the guitar
01:11:18and sing Shunkashuto.
01:11:20The audience will be excited.
01:11:24It will be exciting.
01:11:26Please don't instruct me.
01:11:29Please do your best.
01:11:32Please put in harmony.
01:11:35Please.