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00:00:00Chihara Jr.'s Aichi Atarimae World, Anata no Machi ni Shingyou Tenshi!
00:00:09So, it's been 2 years since we last had this show.
00:00:132 years!
00:00:14We've done a lot of things.
00:00:16What do you think, Hongo-san?
00:00:17Is there anything you can't forget?
00:00:20There's a lot.
00:00:22There's a lot of emotional and dramatic stuff.
00:00:27What is it?
00:00:29Which one? Which one should I pick?
00:00:32Right now, it's all over the place.
00:00:34Pick one of them.
00:00:36I know, I know.
00:00:37Apple, apple, apple.
00:00:38Apple?
00:00:39The apple peel.
00:00:40Oh, the apple peel!
00:00:41Wow, you can say it like that!
00:00:46Tonight is the 3rd year of the show.
00:00:49A special show!
00:00:52In that famous town,
00:00:55there's a strange Japanese mystery.
00:01:01A mysterious creature, Atarimae.
00:01:06We found a mysterious Atarimae!
00:01:13What is it?
00:01:14It's a fairy.
00:01:17What's more, there's a shocking sight in the mountains.
00:01:23How long have you been waiting?
00:01:25It's been over an hour.
00:01:29I can't eat normal food.
00:01:31Oh, you can't eat this?
00:01:32Yes.
00:01:33It's a foreign food.
00:01:34It was delicious.
00:01:35It was delicious.
00:01:36It was delicious.
00:01:38I want to eat them side by side.
00:01:41It's so delicious that the appearance changes.
00:01:44There's a rare specialty store in the mountains, Atarimae.
00:01:51I want to go there.
00:01:55Furthermore, the viewers' comments are thoroughly investigated.
00:02:04I've never heard of such a cheap dish.
00:02:09Where is the town where Atarimae is made?
00:02:17Next, Atarimae's history novel, Shin Kikaku Shido.
00:02:23I forgot about it for a while.
00:02:26I didn't know there was such an interesting world.
00:02:29In that town, it's common to see the remains of foreign people.
00:02:36It's been half a century since the latest machine was invented in Japan.
00:02:47Please show me.
00:02:52A new project has begun.
00:02:55Chihara Jr.'s Aichi Atarimae World.
00:03:00Let's do our best for the third year.
00:03:08In our town, it's common to see rare Japanese sweets.
00:03:17There are various Japanese sweets.
00:03:21That town is Toyokawa City in Higashimikawa.
00:03:27Suda-san of the studio.
00:03:30Can you read this kanji?
00:03:33Kirai Rakuge.
00:03:36There's more.
00:03:38This kanji seems to have good luck.
00:03:41Please remember it.
00:03:43I got it.
00:03:45Is Kirai Rakuge okay?
00:03:47First, the town's symbol.
00:03:49Inari Toyokawa's Atarimae research.
00:03:53I heard there's a rare sweet shop around here.
00:04:00Yes.
00:04:01Do you know it?
00:04:02Yes, I do.
00:04:04It's a very good shop.
00:04:06Please try it.
00:04:09Yes, I know it.
00:04:10It's hard to find.
00:04:12No?
00:04:13No.
00:04:14I didn't know such a young girl knew it.
00:04:17It's a new shop.
00:04:20It's a Warampi-mochi shop.
00:04:23Warampi-mochi?
00:04:26That's normal.
00:04:30It's a Yobitaya shop.
00:04:33Yobitaya is in Monzen-cho.
00:04:41It looks good.
00:04:52It's beautiful.
00:04:53Welcome.
00:04:56Hello.
00:04:59There are Japanese sweets in the shop,
00:05:04such as Warampi-mochi and Ankoro-mochi.
00:05:10Next to them, there's a strange product.
00:05:17It's true.
00:05:19It's a kikurage.
00:05:22Why is it called kikurage?
00:05:25It's a white kikurage.
00:05:27It's beautiful.
00:05:30It's cute.
00:05:32There's kikurage powder in the mochi.
00:05:36There's kikurage powder in the mochi.
00:05:40What kind of texture is it?
00:05:42You can use kikurage powder in ramen and Chinese food.
00:05:47Why do you use kikurage powder?
00:05:51It's chewy and nutritious.
00:05:55Is it chewy?
00:05:56I think so.
00:05:59You think so?
00:06:00Yes.
00:06:01You don't have a scientific reason?
00:06:03No.
00:06:05This is the product with kikurage powder.
00:06:10It's a rare warampi-mochi.
00:06:17It looks like a normal warampi-mochi.
00:06:23It's a warampi-mochi with kikurage powder.
00:06:29It's a sweet warampi-mochi.
00:06:35It's a traditional warampi-mochi.
00:06:39It has a unique texture.
00:06:46It's good.
00:06:52How is it?
00:06:53It's chewy.
00:06:55It's elastic.
00:06:58I wonder if it's better than normal warampi-mochi.
00:07:04It's warm, isn't it?
00:07:06It's elastic.
00:07:09It looks good.
00:07:10It's firm.
00:07:12I can't chew it well.
00:07:14It's chewy.
00:07:16They use kikurage powder in HANJO-MOCHI.
00:07:23What is HANJO-MOCHI?
00:07:26HANJO-MOCHI is the origin of TOYOKAWA INARI.
00:07:31TOYOKAWA INARI is famous for HANJO-MOCHI.
00:07:35HANJO-MOCHI is famous for HANJO-MOCHI.
00:07:38When I go to ISE, I eat HANJO-MOCHI.
00:07:42When I go to TOYOKAWA INARI, I eat HANJO-MOCHI.
00:07:45Did TOYOKAWA INARI have HANJO-MOCHI in the first place?
00:07:49It's our original.
00:07:53I want everyone to make HANJO-MOCHI.
00:07:55That's right.
00:07:56HANJO-MOCHI is a pioneer.
00:07:58It's a cool word.
00:08:00I'm a pioneer.
00:08:03I want to be a pioneer.
00:08:06HANJO-MOCHI is made carefully with rice cake and kikurage.
00:08:12It may be a new specialty of TOYOKAWA INARI.
00:08:20There are other sweets made with kikurage.
00:08:26I want to eat it in the coming season.
00:08:30I love it.
00:08:32Shiratama is also made with kikurage.
00:08:36It has a chewy texture.
00:08:40I have a question.
00:08:46Why are you so particular about the consumption of kikurage?
00:08:52Why do you use kikurage?
00:08:54I make kikurage rice.
00:08:57It's difficult for me to eat kikurage on a daily basis.
00:09:00I can eat kikurage every day in the summer.
00:09:08Is kikurage here?
00:09:11Yes, I grow kikurage here.
00:09:13This is TOYOKAWA's kikurage.
00:09:19YABITA wears a gas mask before entering the farm.
00:09:25It's dangerous if you don't wear a gas mask.
00:09:29I was allergic to growing kikurage.
00:09:36If I inhale the juice of kikurage, I can't stop coughing.
00:09:40Is kikurage okay?
00:09:43That's right.
00:09:45How do you grow kikurage?
00:09:47It looks like a factory.
00:09:52People say it's amazing.
00:09:55I've been waiting for a long time.
00:09:58But kikurage doesn't grow at all.
00:10:03Please tell him.
00:10:05It grows like this.
00:10:08I love blue kikurage.
00:10:12I also grow white kikurage.
00:10:15Is there such a thing as white kikurage?
00:10:17Originally, it was a mutation of black kikurage.
00:10:21It turned white by 1 in 10,000.
00:10:24It's very difficult to grow kikurage like this.
00:10:27It's very difficult to grow kikurage like this.
00:10:31I want to grow white kikurage.
00:10:33Most of the sweets I use are white kikurage.
00:10:37That's right.
00:10:40The rare white kikurage is used as an ingredient for lemonade.
00:10:49White kikurage has more moisture than black kikurage.
00:10:53It's more plump.
00:10:57You can grow kikurage in Japan.
00:10:59But most of the kikurage is imported from overseas.
00:11:03We grow kikurage in Japan.
00:11:08I love kikurage.
00:11:14Kikurage has a strong taste.
00:11:17I heard a strange story from the guests.
00:11:24A fairy came to this store.
00:11:31There is no fairy today.
00:11:37The pink fairy is a fairy with a pink head.
00:11:47Are you okay?
00:11:50What will happen next?
00:11:53What is it?
00:11:55It's a fairy.
00:12:00What is it?
00:12:01What is it?
00:12:02What is it?
00:12:06What is it?
00:12:08What is it?
00:12:13What is it?
00:12:14What is it?
00:12:18What is it?
00:12:23I heard a strange story from the guests.
00:12:28A fairy came to this store.
00:12:33There is no fairy today.
00:12:40The pink fairy is a fairy with a pink head.
00:12:55What is it?
00:12:57It's a fairy.
00:13:02What is it?
00:13:04There is no fairy today.
00:13:08The pink fairy is a fairy with a pink head.
00:13:14I'm Keppi, a kikurage fairy.
00:13:19Are you Yobita?
00:13:21Yes.
00:13:22My mother's name is Keiko Yobita.
00:13:25Hello.
00:13:27I'm happy.
00:13:30I'm Keppi.
00:13:32I'm Keppi.
00:13:33Please be quiet.
00:13:34I'm sorry.
00:13:35I can't help it because I want to spread the word about kikurage.
00:13:39I'm Keppi.
00:13:40This fairy is called Keppi.
00:13:44She is promoting Toyokawa's kikurage.
00:13:49I'm Keppi, a kikurage fairy.
00:13:54Don't put the pictures side by side.
00:13:56Hello.
00:13:57I'm Keppi, a kikurage fairy.
00:14:00I'm Keppi, a kikurage fairy.
00:14:03How is the sweet sweets?
00:14:07You have a strong sense of security.
00:14:12I was betrayed.
00:14:15I don't know.
00:14:17You don't know?
00:14:20How do you feel when you see this person?
00:14:23She looks cheerful.
00:14:26She looks energetic.
00:14:29I see.
00:14:33Keppi, a kikurage fairy, lives in Toyokawa.
00:14:37Do people in Toyokawa know her?
00:14:40I think so.
00:14:41Do they know her?
00:14:42I think so.
00:14:43I think so.
00:14:44I think so.
00:14:46She has a strong sense of security.
00:14:49Many people come to see the fairy.
00:14:54She is promoting kikurage.
00:15:035, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:15:11She is throwing kikurage.
00:15:14She is throwing kikurage.
00:15:15What is throwing kikurage?
00:15:17Throwing kikurage means to have fun.
00:15:23Do you know that?
00:15:26It's common sense.
00:15:28I've never heard of it.
00:15:29You've never heard of it?
00:15:30Kikurage means joy.
00:15:33It means to have fun.
00:15:35We call it kikurage.
00:15:39Keppi, a kikurage owner, came to visit Yobita's house.
00:15:52She is a great fan.
00:15:54She is fashionable.
00:15:55She is a great fan.
00:15:59She is raising a child.
00:16:02Actually, Yobita has a newborn baby.
00:16:09Her husband works at a kikurage farm.
00:16:15They are trying to raise a child together.
00:16:20That's great.
00:16:21She is throwing kikurage.
00:16:28She is throwing kikurage.
00:16:32Someone is here.
00:16:33Hizuki, someone is here.
00:16:38Who is it?
00:16:42There is another person.
00:16:44Hello.
00:16:45No way.
00:16:47Hello.
00:16:49It's Keppi.
00:16:52She is throwing kikurage.
00:16:54She is throwing kikurage.
00:16:57She is throwing kikurage.
00:16:59No way.
00:17:01Hello.
00:17:03They are a couple.
00:17:04That's great.
00:17:06They are a couple.
00:17:07That's great.
00:17:09In Toyokawa City, it is common to see pink fairies.
00:17:16That's great.
00:17:18I feel happy.
00:17:20Did you know about kikurage sweets?
00:17:22I didn't know.
00:17:23I didn't know that kikurage was grown in Toyokawa.
00:17:27It's interesting.
00:17:28I saw white kikurage for the first time.
00:17:31Today's guest is the owner of Yobitaya.
00:17:35Hello.
00:17:36Nice to meet you.
00:17:38Where are the fairies today?
00:17:39The fairies are playing in the house today.
00:17:44I want to spread kikurage, so I opened a sweets shop.
00:17:49Is that so?
00:17:52This is the first time.
00:17:53This is the first time.
00:17:56I eat this.
00:17:58I eat this.
00:18:03This is delicious.
00:18:04This is chewy and strong.
00:18:07This is delicious.
00:18:08This is delicious.
00:18:09This is fragrant.
00:18:10This is delicious.
00:18:11This is good.
00:18:14This is good.
00:18:17This is a happy mushroom.
00:18:19This is delicious.
00:18:22Is this only for me?
00:18:24This is only for me.
00:18:26There is nothing.
00:18:27I can also see this.
00:18:31This is cute.
00:18:33This is cute.
00:18:34This is a fairy.
00:18:36What is this?
00:18:39This is not an afro, but a kikurage.
00:18:42This is the hair of a kikurage.
00:18:45I see.
00:18:47The meaning of kikurage is to welcome.
00:18:51That's right.
00:18:53In my town, there is a gold medal in the mountains.
00:18:58Harumaki specialty store is a must.
00:19:02Harumaki specialty store is no longer in my town.
00:19:07The town where such rumors spread.
00:19:11AICHIKEN OKAZAKI.
00:19:15The tourist information center is located in OKAZAKI HIGASHIINTARO.
00:19:19They head for the mountains of OKAZAKI.
00:19:22It's beautiful.
00:19:24I'm running towards the mountains.
00:19:27It's been about 10 minutes since I started running on the mountain road.
00:19:32It hasn't changed at all.
00:19:34I'm in the mountains all the time.
00:19:37It takes 20 minutes to run on the mountain road.
00:19:42The scenery changes to nature at once.
00:19:46I have a question.
00:19:51Some people eat Harumaki once a year.
00:19:56Even if there is a store, is it managed in the first place?
00:20:02They continue on the mountain road.
00:20:08It's written here.
00:20:10Harumaki specialty store.
00:20:12Let's go down.
00:20:14It looks close.
00:20:15It's a cute store.
00:20:17The tree looks like it's close to the top of the mountain.
00:20:21There are people.
00:20:25I will ask.
00:20:27The car on the right is parked.
00:20:29There are many people.
00:20:34There are many people.
00:20:37It's crowded here.
00:20:40There are many people in the mountains.
00:20:44There is a signboard on the building where people line up.
00:20:50What do you want to eat?
00:20:52I came here for Harumaki.
00:20:54How long have you been waiting?
00:20:56It's been over an hour.
00:21:00Do you usually wait more than an hour at a restaurant?
00:21:04No.
00:21:06Do you eat Harumaki often?
00:21:09I don't eat it much.
00:21:10I ate it a few years ago.
00:21:14I can't remember.
00:21:16Do you usually make Harumaki at home?
00:21:20I don't make it.
00:21:21I can't do it.
00:21:23It's fried food.
00:21:25Do you have a chance to eat Harumaki?
00:21:29No.
00:21:30Do you eat it every year?
00:21:31I don't eat it.
00:21:32I don't make it.
00:21:34Do you eat Harumaki in your lunch box?
00:21:36I came here from Osaka.
00:21:38Did you get lost and come here?
00:21:40No.
00:21:41What do you want to eat?
00:21:43I want to eat Harumaki.
00:21:45That's amazing.
00:21:47There is a lot of information.
00:21:49He wants to eat Harumaki even if he has to walk a long way.
00:21:56He waits for the restaurant to calm down.
00:21:58He calls the owner.
00:22:02Excuse me.
00:22:04Do you know this restaurant?
00:22:07I'm the president of this restaurant.
00:22:13What?
00:22:14I'm the president of this restaurant.
00:22:16Is she your wife?
00:22:17She is the president of this restaurant.
00:22:20I'm the representative of this restaurant.
00:22:22Why is there a Harumaki restaurant in this mountain?
00:22:27Do you eat Harumaki with curry or pork cutlet?
00:22:34Why do you think Harumaki is a side dish?
00:22:41I was sent to Harumaki.
00:22:45Harumaki is not a side dish.
00:22:49Harumaki is a main dish.
00:22:51Harumaki that everyone has is different.
00:22:54That's right.
00:22:55I came to Harumaki for about an hour by car from Nagoya.
00:23:00Harumaki is located deep in the mountains of Okazaki City.
00:23:03This is a Harumaki restaurant.
00:23:06This is the wife of the president, KUMIKO.
00:23:12This is a restaurant run by the family of the owner, YOSHIYUKI.
00:23:17This is a restaurant with an at-home atmosphere.
00:23:21This is Harumaki, which is not a side dish.
00:23:29Harumaki is different from ordinary Harumaki.
00:23:34This is heavy and big.
00:23:39I open this.
00:23:44This is full of ingredients.
00:23:48I eat this.
00:23:54I rarely eat Harumaki.
00:23:57I was surprised.
00:23:59This is very delicious.
00:24:01Is this Harumaki different from ordinary Harumaki?
00:24:03This is different from ordinary Harumaki.
00:24:05Ordinary Harumaki is hard to eat.
00:24:07Did you eat this?
00:24:08How was it?
00:24:09This was delicious.
00:24:10I like Harumaki.
00:24:11How many Harumaki have you eaten so far?
00:24:14I ate 90 Harumaki.
00:24:17This was delicious.
00:24:19This is the best Harumaki I've ever eaten.
00:24:24The Harumaki I've eaten so far is greasy.
00:24:30I was surprised when I ate this.
00:24:33This Harumaki is refreshing and soft.
00:24:36The inside of the Harumaki has changed.
00:24:38This was delicious.
00:24:40I want to go there.
00:24:43I want to eat there.
00:24:45Did you eat this?
00:24:46I ate this.
00:24:47How was it?
00:24:48This was delicious.
00:24:49This is wonderful.
00:24:51This was worth waiting for.
00:24:52I can't eat this in Nagoya.
00:24:54Is that so?
00:24:55There are five types of Harumaki.
00:25:00There are so many.
00:25:02This is the most popular Harumaki.
00:25:04This is a Harumaki with minced meat, shiitake mushrooms, and bamboo shoots.
00:25:10This is a Harumaki with spicy meat and chicken cheese.
00:25:15This is a Harumaki with chicken cheese.
00:25:18This is a Harumaki with eggplant, yuzu, and miso.
00:25:22This is a unique Harumaki.
00:25:25And.
00:25:28This looks delicious.
00:25:30This is a Harumaki with a lot of chicken.
00:25:36Almost all customers chose three types of Harumaki.
00:25:41This is a Harumaki set meal with soup, rice, and Harumaki.
00:25:47This is very delicious.
00:25:51I'm glad I waited for this.
00:26:02I want to go there.
00:26:05This is a popular Harumaki that is sold out in 30 minutes.
00:26:11What is the origin of this deliciousness?
00:26:17I don't think Harumaki and rice go well together.
00:26:21That's right.
00:26:23But Harumaki made by my mother has a strong taste of rice.
00:26:33This is a Harumaki that reproduces the taste of my mother.
00:26:37I was surprised to hear that my mother wanted to eat Harumaki.
00:26:40And I was surprised to see the size of this Harumaki.
00:26:45Was this Harumaki big when I made it?
00:26:49I think it's big.
00:26:54The origin of Harumaki made by my mother is the Harumaki that she has eaten since she was a child.
00:27:03Harumaki reproduces the taste of my mother's love.
00:27:07I carefully wrapped Harumaki in Harumaki.
00:27:11I wrapped Harumaki in Harumaki so that I could eat a lot of ingredients at once.
00:27:21This is definitely delicious.
00:27:24This is a different concept.
00:27:27By the way, what does the store name mean?
00:27:34The name of the store is Dekoboko, right?
00:27:37Yes.
00:27:38Is that Dekoboko?
00:27:39Yes.
00:27:40I'm Deko and my husband is Boko.
00:27:42Isn't it the opposite?
00:27:43No, it's not the opposite.
00:27:44That's what I think.
00:27:47This is a family-run art home.
00:27:51In fact, the characters of the couple are completely different.
00:28:00Harumaki.
00:28:03I'll be done in 10 minutes, so I'll be back in 10 minutes.
00:28:07What are you doing?
00:28:09I'm in a hurry.
00:28:11I'm in a hurry.
00:28:13I'm in a hurry.
00:28:15It's annoying to stand behind me.
00:28:19You're in a good mood.
00:28:21I'm in a good mood.
00:28:25Basically, my wife doesn't care about the customer.
00:28:29I think the best service is to make good food.
00:28:36I don't think you can ask for excessive service.
00:28:40I don't think I'm going to do excessive service.
00:28:44I think it's okay not to be so deep.
00:28:47I want to make good food as soon as possible.
00:28:51I want to make good food as soon as possible.
00:28:53I want to eat it with my wife.
00:28:55The best thing is that the customer is satisfied with the food.
00:29:01I want to make good food and atmosphere.
00:29:06I don't want to be too hot.
00:29:09I don't want to be too hot.
00:29:11I don't want to be too hot.
00:29:13The kitchen is too hot.
00:29:16I bought a spot cooler.
00:29:19Before I knew it, it was outside.
00:29:21I bought it for the customer.
00:29:24You are kind.
00:29:27I think I'm kind to people who work inside.
00:29:34You two are good.
00:29:37YOSHIYUKI has a kind personality.
00:29:40YOSHIYUKI seems to have a strong relationship with his wife.
00:29:47However, YOSHIYUKI changes when it comes to lunch.
00:29:52What is YOSHIYUKI making with a serious expression?
00:29:55Is this ramen?
00:29:58What about spring rolls?
00:30:00Spring rolls and ramen are included in lunch.
00:30:05Spring rolls and ramen?
00:30:08It's ramen.
00:30:09Why?
00:30:10Everyone wants spring rolls.
00:30:13I like ramen more than spring rolls.
00:30:15Who said that?
00:30:17It's okay.
00:30:19YOSHIYUKI has been making ramen for more than 10 years.
00:30:26He is making ramen that goes well with spring rolls.
00:30:30He is very particular about ramen.
00:30:33YOSHIYUKI makes five kinds of ramen.
00:30:40I want to tell you this.
00:30:42Do people in Nagoya and Tokai often eat mixed noodles?
00:30:47Is it different?
00:30:48I think it's better to eat this once.
00:30:52The concept of mixed noodles has changed.
00:30:55There are many people who say that the concept of spring rolls has changed.
00:30:58The concept of mixed noodles has changed.
00:31:02YOSHIYUKI's ramen is also very popular.
00:31:09He uses different types of noodles.
00:31:11Among them is.
00:31:12I'm sorry.
00:31:14This is SAKAE.
00:31:16It's you.
00:31:18SAKAE is a famous wrestler who has trained many gold medalists.
00:31:25I met him in private.
00:31:29It was worth coming here.
00:31:32It takes about an hour.
00:31:35Did you eat spring rolls?
00:31:38I ate spring rolls and miso ramen.
00:31:41It's the best.
00:31:43You've eaten a lot of delicious food, haven't you?
00:31:47It's a little different.
00:31:49The quality of the spring rolls is different.
00:31:51The ingredients are packed.
00:31:55How was the ramen?
00:31:57The ramen was easy to eat.
00:31:59I drank all the soup.
00:32:01That's great.
00:32:04Ramen and spring rolls are a great combination.
00:32:08It tastes like a gold medalist.
00:32:12Sometimes they have different opinions.
00:32:15They have different tastes.
00:32:20I thought it would be delicious if he made it.
00:32:24Is that so?
00:32:25It's hard to say.
00:32:27I'm always busy in the morning.
00:32:29I respect him.
00:32:31I want to be recognized by him.
00:32:33He is the best.
00:32:36They trust each other.
00:32:38They have only one goal.
00:32:41It's for the customers who come all the way to the mountains.
00:32:46I'll take this home.
00:32:48Finally, they ask the girl who is going to open the store.
00:32:53Do you like it?
00:32:54What are you going to do with your father's ramen?
00:32:59She is laughing.
00:33:02I'll leave it on the menu.
00:33:04Don't do that.
00:33:07I won't leave it on the menu.
00:33:10You won't leave it on the menu?
00:33:11I'll think about it.
00:33:13If you want to eat YOSHIYUKI's ramen, please come early.
00:33:20This is a Harumaki specialty store.
00:33:23It's amazing.
00:33:25It's amazing to eat Harumaki ramen for an hour.
00:33:30Next is a message from a viewer.
00:33:33There is a strange restaurant in my neighborhood that has never eaten.
00:33:41But I'm worried that the price will be too high.
00:33:46So I came to investigate.
00:33:48There is such a restaurant in my town.
00:33:51Is the price setting strange?
00:33:54Of course.
00:33:58There was such a place in MINAMIKU, NAGOYA.
00:34:07They are walking along the road.
00:34:11They found a rumored restaurant.
00:34:13What is this?
00:34:14This is curry and tantanmen.
00:34:17This is very spicy.
00:34:20It looks like a restaurant that can be found anywhere.
00:34:24This is NEWAYA.
00:34:30Welcome.
00:34:31Hello.
00:34:35Hello.
00:34:37Are you a part-time worker at the store?
00:34:41I'm the manager of this store.
00:34:46I'm in charge of this store.
00:34:48Can you tell me your name?
00:34:51My name?
00:34:53It's a long name.
00:34:56Is that okay?
00:34:58It's a long name.
00:35:03It's a long name.
00:35:07People usually call me Ms Karma.
00:35:10Ms Karma.
00:35:13Where are you from?
00:35:15I'm from Nepal.
00:35:17Nepal?
00:35:19She is from Nepal.
00:35:25This is one of the two signs of NEWAYA.
00:35:29Curry is eaten every day in Nepal.
00:35:36It looks delicious.
00:35:39Ms Karma makes it a little less spicy.
00:35:44It's easy for Japanese people to eat.
00:35:49This is curry in Nepal.
00:35:53It looks delicious.
00:35:56This curry is very delicious.
00:36:00It has a strong scent.
00:36:02It goes well with this curry.
00:36:09The other menu is TANTANMEN.
00:36:14Is TANTANMEN a local dish of Nepal?
00:36:20Why did you want to open a curry and TANTANMEN shop?
00:36:26I wanted to eat it.
00:36:28Do you like TANTANMEN?
00:36:30I like noodles and spicy food.
00:36:36Which is more popular, rice or noodles?
00:36:58TANTANMEN is popular.
00:37:00TANTANMEN is more popular than curry in Nepal.
00:37:06This is delicious.
00:37:08This is really delicious.
00:37:10This is spicy.
00:37:12Is it spicy?
00:37:14This is spicy and delicious.
00:37:22This is not spicy.
00:37:24This is spicy and delicious.
00:37:28I eat a lot of noodles.
00:37:30I want to eat TANTANMEN now.
00:37:33Do you want to eat TANTANMEN now?
00:37:36This is a storm of praise.
00:37:39This is TANTANMEN.
00:37:45Is this a meat miso?
00:37:48Is this a meat miso?
00:37:52Why is TANTANMEN made by Nepalese so popular?
00:38:00One of the characteristics of TANTANMEN is the spiciness.
00:38:04This is a special chili oil with a mixture of several spices.
00:38:08This chili oil has a deep flavor.
00:38:12What is the biggest feature of TANTANMEN?
00:38:16This chili oil has a different taste from other chili oils.
00:38:21This chili oil is spicy.
00:38:24However, the aftertaste of this chili oil is gone.
00:38:27I keep eating TANTANMEN.
00:38:29This is delicious.
00:38:32Another characteristic of TANTANMEN is the spiciness.
00:38:37What is this used for in Nepal?
00:38:40What is this?
00:38:41This is a Nepalese pepper.
00:38:48There are many shops that use HOA XIAO and AO ZAN SHOU.
00:38:51KARUMA uses Timur, a Nepalese pepper.
00:38:57Timur is a spice lover.
00:39:00Timur has a tingling sensation.
00:39:03Timur has a refreshing scent like a citrus fruit.
00:39:09I want to eat this.
00:39:13What is the most popular dish in TANTANMEN?
00:39:16This is fried rice.
00:39:21Minced meat is seasoned with HACCHO MISO.
00:39:27Even children can eat this.
00:39:29This is a little spicy.
00:39:31This is also a popular dish.
00:39:38This is delicious.
00:39:41This is a little spicy.
00:39:46However, this is not too spicy.
00:39:48This is easy to eat.
00:39:51KARUMA opens a restaurant in Nagoya, which is far away from his hometown Nepal.
00:39:55KARUMA offers delicious food to customers.
00:40:02I love Nagoya.
00:40:04I love Nagoyans.
00:40:08Did you really want to come to Japan?
00:40:11Japan?
00:40:12My friend was here.
00:40:15I studied here.
00:40:17I was told to come here.
00:40:20I decided to come here.
00:40:23Did you decide on your own?
00:40:25I decided on my own.
00:40:28KARUMA came to Japan without a purpose.
00:40:32He likes to eat, so he entered a cooking school.
00:40:38After that, he worked part-time to save money for opening a restaurant.
00:40:42Last July, he opened a restaurant.
00:40:47What do you like to hear from customers?
00:40:51I like the phrase, I'm rooting for you.
00:40:55I'm rooting for you.
00:40:57I like the phrase, I'm rooting for you.
00:40:59I like the phrase, I'm rooting for you.
00:41:01I like the phrase, I'm rooting for you.
00:41:03I'm rooting for you.
00:41:05I like the phrase, I'm rooting for you.
00:41:10I'm rooting for you.
00:41:12I'm rooting for you.
00:41:17He is full of customers with a certain taste and a steady activity.
00:41:24He is full of customers with a certain taste and a steady activity.
00:41:30I see.
00:41:32What is the truth?
00:41:37I'm a housewife.
00:41:39I don't have a job.
00:41:42I've never been a housewife.
00:41:46I'm in trouble every month.
00:41:48I'm in trouble every month.
00:41:50Why?
00:41:53After this, the price of a restaurant in a foreign country is obvious.
00:42:01I'm happy to be a housewife.
00:42:05The price of a fried egg is shocking.
00:42:13He is looking for a treasure for the first time in half a century.
00:42:18A new project begins.
00:42:28He is looking for a restaurant in a foreign country.
00:42:36It doesn't look like a restaurant that is about to collapse.
00:42:42Where is the reason for the red blood?
00:42:45He continues to shoot for a while.
00:42:49Thank you for waiting.
00:42:51Would you like a fried egg?
00:42:54Here you are.
00:42:58A fried egg that looks like it has a lot of volume.
00:43:00How much is this?
00:43:0210 yen.
00:43:05It's a good price for a big family.
00:43:09What is this?
00:43:11A fried egg costs 10 yen.
00:43:15It's cheap.
00:43:17It's obvious that the price of a restaurant in a foreign country is obvious.
00:43:21It's cheaper than a restaurant in a foreign country.
00:43:24It's been a long time since the restaurant opened.
00:43:26A fried egg costs 10 yen.
00:43:3010 yen?
00:43:32It's unlimited.
00:43:34It costs 10 yen to eat a fried egg.
00:43:36A fried egg costs 10 yen.
00:43:38Would you like to eat 10 fried eggs?
00:43:4010 yen?
00:43:42I want to eat more.
00:43:44He finally realized that he was doing something wrong.
00:43:51Recently?
00:43:53I'm sorry to say this, but it's 10 yen to eat two fried eggs from August.
00:44:00Even so, it costs 10 yen to eat two fried eggs.
00:44:04Even so, it costs 10 yen to eat three fried eggs.
00:44:06It costs 150 yen.
00:44:08I think it's okay to eat one fried egg.
00:44:12Wait a minute.
00:44:14Don't you think it's a Nepali company?
00:44:18There is still a reason for the red wine.
00:44:24Curry rice, the signboard product of the restaurant.
00:44:28It costs 980 yen per plate.
00:44:31It's a set of noodles and curry for lunch.
00:44:35The signboard says that you can eat curry for 500 yen.
00:44:40The price is half the price.
00:44:43Of course, it's curry rice.
00:44:46I'm sorry to keep you waiting.
00:44:48This is curry rice.
00:44:53It's the same size as the curry rice I ate earlier.
00:44:56It's curry rice.
00:44:58It's a lot of food.
00:45:00It's about one serving.
00:45:04I can eat one serving of noodles and curry.
00:45:12Compare the weight of the set and the single item.
00:45:15It's the same, right?
00:45:16It's almost the same.
00:45:19It's about 50 grams.
00:45:21Even if the price is reduced, the amount does not change.
00:45:24It's natural to be red.
00:45:29Did you weigh it?
00:45:31I didn't weigh it.
00:45:34It's about one serving.
00:45:37I think I'll be satisfied.
00:45:41It's about my feelings.
00:45:43I've never weighed it.
00:45:45Please eat it.
00:45:47I want everyone to get bigger, not just me.
00:45:53She's kind.
00:45:56I want to make her face black.
00:45:59But she has more feelings in her heart.
00:46:05When customers are satisfied, they show their faces.
00:46:09I look at them like this.
00:46:11When I see a satisfied face, I feel happy.
00:46:15I don't know why.
00:46:17When I see someone happy, I feel happy, too.
00:46:26I'm happy.
00:46:38The day of the store.
00:46:41What kind of life is Ms. Karuna living in a foreign country?
00:46:46I'm curious.
00:46:48I'm going to visit her house.
00:46:53Welcome.
00:46:57Excuse me.
00:46:59Hello.
00:47:00Hello.
00:47:05Let's eat together.
00:47:07Is she your friend?
00:47:09Do you live together?
00:47:11Hello.
00:47:12Hello.
00:47:13She's my younger sister.
00:47:14She's your younger sister?
00:47:16I came to Japan when I was in Taiwan.
00:47:21Hello.
00:47:22I didn't recognize you.
00:47:25Also...
00:47:29Hello.
00:47:31Hello.
00:47:34Is he your brother?
00:47:36Here?
00:47:37He's my husband.
00:47:39Your husband?
00:47:41Your husband?
00:47:42Yes.
00:47:43Is he your husband?
00:47:44He's my husband.
00:47:46You didn't tell me that you were married.
00:47:49I'm sorry.
00:47:52Another happiness of Ms. Karuna.
00:47:55She lives with her family.
00:47:59Her husband and younger sister help her sometimes.
00:48:04It's a big help for Ms. Karuna.
00:48:07Is this your living room?
00:48:09It's like a living room.
00:48:12What's this?
00:48:13That's...
00:48:14That's your bedroom.
00:48:16I'm sorry.
00:48:18This is where I sleep when I'm with my family.
00:48:21I sleep with my family when I have a fight.
00:48:23I didn't know that.
00:48:25You sleep with your family when you sleep together.
00:48:27That's cute.
00:48:31Ms. Karuna and her husband have been married for 4 years.
00:48:34They seem to be in love with each other.
00:48:37But they don't know their husband's true feelings.
00:48:41There are two women.
00:48:43There are two girls and two boys.
00:48:46Wife.
00:48:48Mother.
00:48:49Who is the most beautiful?
00:48:51This girl.
00:48:53She's the prettiest.
00:48:55Your picture is cute, too.
00:49:00Thank you very much.
00:49:02I look forward to working with you.
00:49:04I don't want to talk to you for a week.
00:49:06I'll make it myself.
00:49:08I'll make it myself.
00:49:09She's strong.
00:49:11The difference between Nepal and Japan is that Nepal is expensive.
00:49:18It's expensive.
00:49:19It's expensive.
00:49:20It's expensive.
00:49:21It's expensive.
00:49:22I need to think about it.
00:49:24I don't think so.
00:49:25I want you to make money.
00:49:28In my town,
00:49:32there is a legend of a forgotten organ.
00:49:37A forgotten organ?
00:49:40That town is...
00:49:44Minamichita Town.
00:49:46Minamichita Town
00:49:49Minamichita Town is an hour's drive from Nagoya.
00:49:55Is there really a legend of a forgotten organ here?
00:50:03Let's go there.
00:50:08Do you know the legend of a forgotten organ?
00:50:10I don't know.
00:50:13There is a legend of a forgotten organ around here.
00:50:18I don't know.
00:50:20You don't know?
00:50:21I don't know.
00:50:22Where did you hear it from?
00:50:24I heard it's hidden somewhere.
00:50:26Have you heard of it?
00:50:27No, I haven't.
00:50:28Have you heard of it?
00:50:29Please tell me if there is a legend of a forgotten organ.
00:50:31Young people don't know about it.
00:50:33Young people don't know about it at all.
00:50:36We have to ask the elderly.
00:50:38Then we should ask the adults.
00:50:42Hello.
00:50:43Hello.
00:50:44I heard there is a legend of a forgotten organ.
00:50:49I don't know what it is.
00:50:53Dad, is there a legend of a forgotten organ in Utsumi?
00:50:57Say it again.
00:51:00Is there a legend of a forgotten organ in Utsumi?
00:51:06There is a legend of a forgotten organ.
00:51:08Is there?
00:51:09Then tell me.
00:51:11Is he your husband?
00:51:12Yes, he is.
00:51:13I'll ask him to go to your house.
00:51:17Hello.
00:51:18Hello.
00:51:19Excuse me.
00:51:20There is a legend of a forgotten organ.
00:51:22I looked it up.
00:51:24But I couldn't find it.
00:51:26I think it's best to ask the elderly.
00:51:32If it's the Shimizu Inn across the beach,
00:51:36can they find a clue?
00:51:42Is there a legend of a forgotten organ in Utsumi?
00:51:46Yes, there is.
00:51:47It's a legend.
00:51:49It's from the time when John's grandfather was alive.
00:51:55John?
00:51:56Kazuhiko Sumi.
00:51:58Why is his name John?
00:51:59I don't know.
00:52:02John is the legend of a forgotten organ.
00:52:05It's a cool car.
00:52:07A handsome man has appeared.
00:52:12My grandfather was an excavator.
00:52:17He was an excavator?
00:52:18Yes.
00:52:19There were three excavations.
00:52:22My grandfather was in charge of the second and third excavations.
00:52:28His grandfather was an excavator.
00:52:33Did he find the treasure?
00:52:37We didn't have metal detectors.
00:52:40What did he find?
00:52:41My grandfather was an excavator.
00:52:45He was a diver.
00:52:48He was a diver?
00:52:49Yes.
00:52:50I think he found the treasure.
00:52:52My grandfather was a child.
00:52:54He had a bamboo cane.
00:52:56He said he found the treasure if he reacted to something.
00:52:59It's like a pendulum.
00:53:00Yes.
00:53:01How did he find the treasure?
00:53:03I still don't know.
00:53:05But I think he found the treasure.
00:53:08Let's go.
00:53:13This is a local magazine called Kyodo-shi Minami.
00:53:22It's like a local magazine.
00:53:24This magazine was published 50 to 60 years ago.
00:53:27Many people are on the back of this magazine.
00:53:31It's written on the front of the magazine.
00:53:34Yes.
00:53:35It's a treasure of the Maeno family.
00:53:39It seems that there is a legend of a real treasure.
00:53:46What kind of treasure?
00:53:49It's written.
00:53:50It's written that the treasure was buried in the Koman of Kyodo.
00:53:53The current price is 6 billion yen.
00:53:57It's written 6 billion yen.
00:53:59It means that the price was 6 billion yen in the Showa period.
00:54:04Is the Maeno family still alive?
00:54:07Yes, they are.
00:54:08But Reiko's grandmother died 10 years ago.
00:54:11She is the last of her family.
00:54:14The mansion of the Maeno family was sold out with the passing of time.
00:54:18The buildings of the Edo period are gone.
00:54:21The descendants no longer live in this town.
00:54:26What is the Maeno family who built such a huge fortune?
00:54:35Excuse me.
00:54:37Minami, the editor-in-chief of Kyodo研究会, asked for a clue.
00:54:47There are many legends of buried treasures.
00:54:50Some people have actually investigated them.
00:54:57It's written here.
00:54:59According to one theory,
00:55:01the treasure was hidden in a storage box.
00:55:09It's an old map.
00:55:10It's an old map.
00:55:11It's an old map.
00:55:12It's an old map.
00:55:13It's an old map.
00:55:14It's an old map.
00:55:15It's an old map.
00:55:16Maenokoheiji.
00:55:19It says Maenokoheiji on the west side.
00:55:22So this is the house of a commoner.
00:55:25Yes, it is.
00:55:26It's huge.
00:55:28It's on both sides of the road.
00:55:30Yes, it is.
00:55:31Is it the mansion of the Maenokoheiji?
00:55:32Yes, it is.
00:55:33It's the richest house in Owari-han.
00:55:37At that time, there were 11 houses in Sengoku era.
00:55:42Really?
00:55:4311 houses?
00:55:44It's amazing.
00:55:47In the Edo period,
00:55:48the Maenokoheiji built a huge fortune
00:55:53by using a large cargo ship, Sengoku-bune.
00:55:57It's now 100 million yen per floor.
00:56:00It's 100 million yen per floor.
00:56:02100 million yen per floor?
00:56:05Yes.
00:56:07In the 5th century,
00:56:08it reached its peak in the Koheiji era.
00:56:12It was also noticed by the government.
00:56:17This is the fund for the store.
00:56:19At that time,
00:56:21people in Edo didn't have rice.
00:56:24So the government asked the Maenokoheiji.
00:56:27They thought only the Maenokoheiji could collect rice.
00:56:32According to the government's request,
00:56:34the Maenokoheiji collected over 40,000 tons of rice from all over Japan
00:56:39to save the food crisis in Edo.
00:56:42It's amazing.
00:56:43The person who did that was the 5th generation.
00:56:46Owari-han glared at him.
00:56:49He said,
00:56:50I don't have that kind of money.
00:56:55Owari-han noticed
00:56:57the crisis of destroying houses.
00:57:00It was the beginning of the legend of Maizou-kin
00:57:04that Kimitsuri was filled with wealth.
00:57:09There was such a person in Minamichita-cho.
00:57:15I see.
00:57:19It was investigated several decades ago,
00:57:21but it wasn't found.
00:57:23It wasn't found.
00:57:25Is it still there?
00:57:27I don't know.
00:57:29No one has investigated it, so I don't know if it's still there.
00:57:33Have you ever looked for it?
00:57:35No.
00:57:36Don't you look for it?
00:57:37It's such an old story.
00:57:39If there was a Maizou-kin, he would be proud of me.
00:57:42There is no Maizou-kin.
00:57:43It's full of lies.
00:57:47Certainly, in this town,
00:57:49the legend of Maizou-kin was a forgotten existence.
00:57:55Can you move the stopped time again?
00:58:01A sudden visit to Tokyo.
00:58:05I don't want you to forget it.
00:58:07There were so many Gousho there.
00:58:11It's called the prehistoric era.
00:58:17Is it okay to leave it as it is?
00:58:22We visited the origin of a person.
00:58:26There is no such interesting world.
00:58:28I'm going to find it somehow.
00:58:30It's a piece of history.
00:58:33I'm going to find everything.
00:58:36A specialist in looking for Maizou-kin,
00:58:38Mr. Mitsuhiro Yae.
00:58:41A specialist?
00:58:43He is the first person in the treasure industry
00:58:47who leads a large investigation team of Tokugawa Maizou-kin.
00:58:52What is the legend that he pays the most attention to?
00:58:57Among the famous legends,
00:58:59the legend of the Maeno family is in the top 10.
00:59:02In the top 10.
00:59:0399% of them were made by the Maeno family.
00:59:07There was a reason to hide it.
00:59:11He was one of the Gousho who represented Japan.
00:59:16I don't want you to forget it.
00:59:18There were so many Gousho there.
00:59:21When you listen to it,
00:59:23the Maeno family did a great job for the country.
00:59:26Isn't it great?
00:59:28In fact, Mr. Yae
00:59:30did an investigation in Minamichita city about 40 years ago.
00:59:37Although I forgot it for a while,
00:59:41I think there is a scientific method
00:59:44that should be prioritized in Minamichita city.
00:59:47I think that's the way to look at it.
00:59:50Remember Maeno family.
00:59:54Now that scientific research using the latest technology is possible,
00:59:59I want to look for it again.
01:00:02The first place Mr. Yae visited was
01:00:05a small mountain where you can see the city of Utsumi.
01:00:11Why did he pay attention to this place?
01:00:16It's down here.
01:00:17In the old days, everything around this hill was like that.
01:00:21It was all the Maeno family.
01:00:23There was a place left over.
01:00:25I'd like to dig there someday.
01:00:27It's not every night,
01:00:29but it was a place that seemed to come out in my dreams.
01:00:33That's Mikan Batake.
01:00:35Mikan Batake.
01:00:3740 years ago,
01:00:39it was a place of fate where you couldn't dig
01:00:42even though you were staring at it as if it was suspicious.
01:00:46Look.
01:00:47It's almost like this.
01:00:49It was a place of fate where you couldn't dig even though you were staring at it as if it was suspicious.
01:00:54Look.
01:00:55It's almost the same as 40 years ago.
01:00:58It was around 1840 when the cultivation of Mikan started in Utsumi
01:01:03and it was commercialized.
01:01:06It's almost the same time as the time when Goheiji,
01:01:09who was five generations ago, was buried.
01:01:13The family crest of the Maeno family is a beehive.
01:01:17The beehive is very strong, even among the Mikan family.
01:01:20The Maeno family, which has a beehive as their family crest,
01:01:23is connected.
01:01:26It was around the same time as the time when Goheiji,
01:01:29who was five generations ago, was buried,
01:01:32and the time when the production of Mikan started.
01:01:34In addition, the family crest of the Maeno family is the beehive of the Mikan family.
01:01:40Mr. Yaeno speculates that the two things in common are the reason why he hid the treasure.
01:01:47How do you investigate this?
01:01:49It's called a deep-max detector.
01:01:54It's a metal detector that detects deep places.
01:02:00It was developed to detect things about 1.5 meters deep.
01:02:05I've only heard about it from two people I know.
01:02:09Only two people?
01:02:10Yes.
01:02:11Let's start the investigation with the latest metal detector.
01:02:19Oh, it's coming.
01:02:21It's a small place. Wait a minute.
01:02:23The range may be quite deep.
01:02:27It may be deep here.
01:02:29Let's dig a hole in the range where this ring can enter.
01:02:33Suddenly, the metal detector reacts.
01:02:37It's a lot of work.
01:02:39It's amazing.
01:02:40Wait a minute.
01:02:48It's money from the Edo period.
01:02:50The money has come out.
01:02:52Is this still there?
01:02:54It may still be there.
01:02:55It's amazing.
01:02:56It's in good condition.
01:02:59What we found was a piece of the Edo-period Kosen.
01:03:05It's amazing.
01:03:07It's a city with a long history.
01:03:09It wouldn't be strange if something better came out of it.
01:03:13There may be something here.
01:03:18The staff spent more than three hours investigating.
01:03:23They found only a piece of the Edo-period Kosen.
01:03:30It's unusual to dig a hole in a field like this.
01:03:36Even if it's a lost item.
01:03:38It means that something extraordinary is happening.
01:03:41The smell of the Edo period is coming out.
01:03:45It looks fun.
01:03:47Mr. Yaeno has another place in mind.
01:03:53Let's go over there.
01:03:55Excuse me.
01:03:56I've been here before.
01:03:59It's after the mansion where the Maenoke and Yukari lived.
01:04:07Please go ahead.
01:04:11It's on the south side.
01:04:14This rice field was built by the Maenoke.
01:04:21Is this Mr. Maeno's rice field?
01:04:23Yes, it is.
01:04:24There must be a special reason for this.
01:04:29I don't know anything about rice fields.
01:04:33The rice field of the Maenoke was built in someone else's house.
01:04:38This is the first time Mr. Yaeno knows about this fact.
01:04:44There is something sewn into the soil wall.
01:04:48The rice field is sewn into the soil wall of an old building.
01:04:53I see.
01:04:55There are many examples of rice fields from the soil wall in Japan.
01:05:02We have high expectations.
01:05:04Have you ever looked for this place?
01:05:06As far as I know, I haven't.
01:05:09By the way, can we come over there?
01:05:11The building itself is an important cultural property.
01:05:15This is the gate of the Maenoke.
01:05:18There is a Tachibana gate on the door.
01:05:24The gate of the Maenoke, Tachibana, is firmly engraved on the door.
01:05:31After this, we will conduct a detailed investigation in the warehouse of the country's important cultural property.
01:05:37This program ends here.
01:05:42What is the hidden treasure of Minamitsuta?
01:05:46Is it sleeping?
01:05:49There is a strong reaction.
01:05:54It is an important cultural property, so it cannot be dug or scraped.
01:05:59However, it can be checked with a metal detector.
01:06:06There is something.
01:06:08It's around here.
01:06:10Is it inside the wall?
01:06:14Aki-chan.
01:06:16Do you use an infrared camera?
01:06:20Mr. Yaeno has prepared an infrared thermocamera that can tell the temperature by color.
01:06:28Heat the wall with a dryer.
01:06:31The metal warms up faster than other soil walls.
01:06:37Let's do it on this side.
01:06:49There is a strong reaction.
01:06:51With an infrared camera, you can see the shape of the wall.
01:06:57It takes a few hours to investigate in the scorching heat of 35 degrees Celsius.
01:07:02There is nothing.
01:07:04There was nothing.
01:07:06What the metal detector detected was the reinforcement material of the building.
01:07:11There is an iron plate here.
01:07:13What I expected was that there was a strong reaction on the whole wall.
01:07:18I assumed that there was a lot of copper.
01:07:29So far, there is no physical evidence that leads to the buried gold.
01:07:35Then.
01:07:37My grandmother, who passed away two or three years ago, was also married.
01:07:45My father-in-law's house is buried.
01:07:56Here is a new piece of information that was discovered a few years ago.
01:08:01Is it related to Maenoke?
01:08:03Maenoke's first ancestral grave.
01:08:06The grave of Maenoke's ancestral grave is still buried.
01:08:12I want to see it.
01:08:14Has anyone investigated it?
01:08:16No.
01:08:18I will investigate it.
01:08:20Let's go.
01:08:23Excuse me.
01:08:25Hello.
01:08:28We negotiated to investigate on the condition that we do not specify the location.
01:08:35New information that can be expected from the buried museum.
01:08:40What came out of the unexplored warehouse after this was amazing.
01:08:49Please show me.
01:08:51It's a box.
01:08:53It's a box.
01:08:55Please come in.
01:08:57It's a great warehouse.
01:09:01I will open it.
01:09:03The door is thick, so it's heavy.
01:09:06It's thick.
01:09:16It's about this.
01:09:19This came out.
01:09:21What is this?
01:09:22It's a lot.
01:09:24Where is this?
01:09:29There is a wave pattern.
01:09:32There is a sound.
01:09:37What the owner brought is an ancient warehouse from the Edo period.
01:09:45I found this in the morning.
01:09:47This is it.
01:09:49I found it in the morning.
01:09:51This is what I found earlier.
01:09:55It's a well-known telegraph.
01:09:59There is also a rare ancient ware that can be traded for hundreds of thousands of yen.
01:10:05I can't underestimate it.
01:10:11Please show me.
01:10:13It's a box.
01:10:16This is...
01:10:22There is something like a seal.
01:10:27This is heavy.
01:10:31Mr. Raeno checks carefully.
01:10:38I don't know.
01:10:40The gold is also a little heavy.
01:10:43Is it different?
01:10:44I don't usually use it.
01:10:46I wrap it in paper and keep it closed.
01:10:49I wrap it in paper and keep it closed.
01:10:51When I fold it, I put it on the edge and wrap it in paper.
01:10:56I put it in a storage box.
01:11:00This is called a storage box.
01:11:03When you put a lot of storage boxes in a storage box,
01:11:06It is placed as a base to stabilize the bottom of the wrapping.
01:11:11There is a storage box.
01:11:13If there is such a thing, it means that the box itself is somewhere.
01:11:18It hurts.
01:11:20If there is such a thing, it means that the box itself is somewhere.
01:11:25I felt a sense of responsibility.
01:11:27It may really be somewhere.
01:11:29The conclusion does not come out at once.
01:11:33Everyone has forgotten that important things are hidden in the obvious.
01:11:38However, it is a very regrettable thing.
01:11:42Even though I think there is a possibility,
01:11:46The conclusion has not been reached.
01:11:48I'm trying to forget it.
01:11:51I want to make a conclusion.
01:11:59A new project has started.
01:12:02Do you want to follow this?
01:12:04Actually, this time,
01:12:06There was a place where the townspeople told me not to look for it.
01:12:11Why?
01:12:13I have been negotiating there.
01:12:16I haven't found it this time.
01:12:18If it continues in the future,
01:12:20I want to negotiate there and get an OK.
01:12:22I want to put a camera.
01:12:24I want you to negotiate somehow.
01:12:27I want you to bring something.
01:12:30I want you to bring a white kikurage.
01:12:33What should I do?
01:12:35That's good.
01:12:37It seems to be there.
01:12:40I want you to follow this.
01:12:43There were various towns in the studio tonight.
01:12:47Please announce the new store.
01:12:50Aichi City Council Grand Prix
01:12:53Where is the town that surprised the juniors the most from the four obvious ones that appeared this time?
01:13:01This is the announcement of the Grand Prix.
01:13:05Wow.
01:13:07It's a town with a lot of sweets.
01:13:10I see.
01:13:12I understand.
01:13:14Aichi City Council Grand Prix New Store Town is
01:13:20Unusual is Sweets.
01:13:27I'm glad to hear that.
01:13:28What is your decision?
01:13:30Because there are fairies in the back of the world.
01:13:32Because pink is shining.
01:13:35I want to go to Harugakiya.
01:13:39I want to go there.
01:13:41I want to eat the real curry of Nepal.
01:13:44Tantanmen is also good.
01:13:46Maizou is still going to continue from here.
01:13:50You're saying something that seems to be true.