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00:00The town where the old men gather, there is a building.
00:14There is a Showa-era paradise.
00:21This is a retro town called Irugura in Akihabara.
00:32Irugura, the town where the old men gather, there is a building called Irugura in Akihabara.
00:42This is a retro town called Irugura in Akihabara.
00:52Irugura, the town where the old men gather, there is a building called Irugura in Akihabara.
01:02Irugura, the town where the old men gather, there is a building called Irugura in Akihabara.
01:12Yokosuka, the town where the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Navy base.
01:20There are military shops and hamburger shops in Yokosuka.
01:30When I visited Yokosuka before, I visited Mikasa Building and Else Building.
01:39I wonder what kind of buildings I will see in Yokosuka for the third time.
01:45If you go this way, you will arrive at Mikasa Building where Kajiwara, who was a young man, walked.
01:58Do you want to go again?
02:01Dejavu.
02:04Mikasa.
02:06If you look at it like this, it was a very beautiful building.
02:09It was a little more dilapidated.
02:15This Mikasa Building was visited two years ago.
02:21It was a long building with a total length of 180 meters, which was built in 1934.
02:29There is a hip-hop clothing store and a shoe store that looks at your feet.
02:40I want you to look at my feet again.
02:43I was told that my eyes were tired.
02:46Here.
02:50Is there anyone?
02:53There is.
02:54He is eating something.
02:56He is the director of the department store.
02:59I did such a thing.
03:01Is it a revenge?
03:02That's right.
03:03But it's not here.
03:06Oh, it's been a long time, but it hasn't changed at all.
03:10He is a light doctor.
03:12Oh, I know that.
03:14Rory, the owner who loves Japanese dramas.
03:20This is an American sports fashion store where items purchased by Rory from the United States are lined up.
03:29It used to be just this one store.
03:34I saw the store.
03:37Did you see it?
03:38This is new.
03:39This one?
03:40I don't know at all.
03:42This is new.
03:43Hello.
03:45Over the past two years, he has rented a tenant next door and made the store twice as large.
03:51Is it a billboard effect?
03:56Did you get more customers because of the billboard effect?
03:59Really?
04:02It may have contributed a little.
04:04There is also a pension.
04:05Right?
04:07There is a pension.
04:08Oh, I have to buy my son a pair of basketball shoes.
04:12Really?
04:13By the way, how much is this?
04:17It's all pin-cut.
04:20By the way, how much is this?
04:22White or black.
04:24It's about 30,000 yen depending on the repair.
04:27Do you do that much?
04:29Let's go.
04:33I'll come again.
04:35Thank you very much.
04:37Thank you for coming.
04:39Hello.
04:40See you again.
04:42Hello.
04:44This is the bus I came to before.
04:46You did a good job.
04:49You did a good job.
04:51I have to get a pair of shoes.
04:57Now, let's go to the target building.
05:01Let's go.
05:09It's amazing here.
05:15Is it this building?
05:17It's over there.
05:18Is it here?
05:21It's a mess here.
05:25This building is located in front of Mikasa Building and Me-to-Hana.
05:33This is the famous Otaki building, which was built in the Showa 31, 68 years ago.
05:40This Otaki is from the famous Oda-ki-cho.
05:45It's a four-story building with 20 restaurants on the first and second floors.
05:52The third and fourth floors are residences.
05:59By the way, when the building was built, Yujiro Ishihara made his debut as an actor and singer.
06:10This is the famous Otaki building.
06:13I've been there many times.
06:16I've never eaten here before.
06:21Excuse me.
06:25There is a Shinsen udon restaurant here.
06:28Let's go there later.
06:38There is a flower shop.
06:42It looks like an old flower shop.
06:47Hello.
06:50I'm from BS Fuji.
06:53I came here on a program called Bill Blatt.
07:00What's wrong?
07:01I'm sleepy.
07:02That's okay. You must be tired from the bus.
07:04That's right.
07:05Hello.
07:06Are you okay?
07:08Are you sleepy?
07:09I usually take a nap.
07:11Oh, I see.
07:12Did I bother you at that time?
07:14Yes.
07:15It was just right after eating.
07:18I see.
07:19I feel good.
07:21Mr. Hanamatsu, who has been in business for 90 years, runs a business on the first floor of the famous Otaki building.
07:29There are about 30 kinds of flowers for local customers in the store.
07:38Since it is next to the temple, it is said that the rich people in need are especially powerful.
07:49Mr. Matsushima, a 75-year-old owner, has been coming to this building for about 50 years.
07:57Has he been here for a long time?
07:59It used to be a flower shop.
08:01Here?
08:02Yes.
08:03Here and here?
08:04Yes, here and here.
08:05Over there, too.
08:06Here, too?
08:07Yes.
08:08It was a pretty big flower shop, wasn't it?
08:10That's right.
08:11Was it an individual store?
08:13Yes.
08:14Was it a flower shop?
08:15I was selling flowers to a flower shop.
08:17What?
08:18There was a temple there.
08:20Oh, I see.
08:21It was a commission sale.
08:23Did you sell flowers to a flower shop?
08:24That's right.
08:26I was in a relationship with a flower shop.
08:28You were in a relationship with a flower shop?
08:29Yes.
08:30So you decided to quit the business?
08:31That's right.
08:32That's how I started this business.
08:36This is a photo of Yokosuka, which was taken more than 60 years ago, in the 1930s.
08:56In the 1950s, the Korean War broke out, and many American soldiers came to Yokosuka, which became a base for the Korean War.
09:09The so-called Korean War was a blessing for Yokosuka, and many shops, including cinemas, were lined up in the city.
09:25At that time, the famous Ootaki store building was built to be used by Japanese people in Yokosuka.
09:36At the time of the Korean War, there were a lot of shops that needed for daily life, such as butcher shops and hardware stores.
09:46However, as the times changed, Yokosuka gradually changed its appearance and became a building centered on restaurants.
09:56Since this is Yokosuka, do American soldiers buy bouquets of flowers?
10:06Yes, they do.
10:09The red bouquet is a bouquet of I love you.
10:14Do they love you that much?
10:16That's right.
10:17That much?
10:18Yes.
10:20Love, purity, and bond.
10:23The bouquet has a lot of words about love.
10:26It's a bouquet for soldiers who live a life they don't even know tomorrow.
10:31It's unique to Yokosuka.
10:41Thank you for the wonderful story and flowers.
10:45I'm sorry to bother you while you were sleeping.
11:03Mr. Zen is exploring the famous Ootaki store building in Yokosuka.
11:09What should we do?
11:11Let's take a look inside.
11:12Can we go around? Where should we go?
11:14This is the inside of the building.
11:21Isn't this the best building?
11:24It's the building that Mr. Bill Brashaw visited.
11:28Wow!
11:31When you enter the building from the entrance, the first thing you see is the Peruvian restaurant.
11:39If you go further, you'll find a corridor that looks like a back alley.
11:46On the first floor, there are Philippine food, a music bar, and about ten restaurants that look like they're going to be popular.
11:56And ahead of us is Mr. Hanamatsu, who we just saw.
12:09It's very crowded here.
12:13It's full of people.
12:16It's only an hour and a half away.
12:20I think we should wait a little longer.
12:22Yes, let's wait a little longer.
12:27Thank you very much.
12:28Please take care of Kazama.
12:31Please take care of my mother.
12:33Is the umbrella okay?
12:34Yes, it's okay.
12:37I saw you on a program called Bill Brashaw of BS Fuji.
12:41It's a big hit, isn't it?
12:43No, not today. I'm going to quit today, so it's a big hit.
12:48You're going to quit today?
12:49Yes, I'm going to quit.
12:50Here?
12:51Yes.
12:54I'm going to close my 52-year-old restaurant.
12:58Why didn't you come sooner?
13:00It's over today.
13:03Isn't that amazing?
13:05On this day, Nodaya, a restaurant with a history of 52 years.
13:14The owner, Keiko Sato, is 73 years old.
13:22The specialty of the restaurant is this curry soba, which is made by blending several types of spices.
13:28Curry Soba
13:32On the last day of business, regular customers rush in.
13:39It's the best of all the restaurants.
13:42Personally, I think so.
13:46I don't know if I should say goodbye, but I'll have curry soba.
13:52Is that your recommendation?
13:53Curry soba.
13:54Curry soba?
13:56Okay, I'll have it.
13:58It's your recommendation.
13:59It's my recommendation.
14:00I'm wearing a white shirt.
14:02I usually wear a black shirt, but it's hot today, so I wore a white shirt.
14:09Curry soba is...
14:11My ex-husband made the curry soba.
14:16Who is your ex-husband?
14:18My ex-husband.
14:19Your ex-husband?
14:20Yes.
14:22He made the curry soba based on your ex-husband's curry recipe?
14:27Yes.
14:29Did your ex-husband break up with you?
14:32Of course not.
14:33He was my ex-husband.
14:34I see.
14:35Did he pass away?
14:37I'm sorry. He didn't pass away.
14:39Did he leave?
14:40He left.
14:42He kicked me out of the restaurant because I owed him money.
14:45Did he owe you money?
14:47Of course.
14:48Did he leave?
14:49Did he leave?
14:50Yes, he did.
14:52Life is full of ups and downs.
14:54Are you still single?
14:56Yes, I'm still single.
14:57Then I found a man who won a lottery.
15:02That's amazing.
15:03That's right.
15:04So your ex-husband didn't owe you money.
15:07He was a serious man.
15:09But you still have the taste of your ex-husband's curry.
15:14That's right.
15:15That's strange.
15:18I'm going to eat your curry from now on.
15:21Are you going to watch TV?
15:24No, I won't.
15:25I'm not going to watch TV.
15:26I'm not going to contact you.
15:27I'm just kidding.
15:28He's going to eat my curry.
15:32His speciality is pork belly with a lot of spices.
15:36The spiciness of the spices becomes milder and the richness is added.
15:41A few days later
15:48Wow, it's so hot.
15:51The music is amazing.
15:56Hello?
15:59I'm cooking for Tomoko.
16:03Curry soba and udon, right?
16:06You're coming from Utsunomiya, right?
16:09You're coming from Utsunomiya?
16:11I'm going to open the restaurant.
16:12I'm going to open it until 12 o'clock.
16:14I'll do it.
16:17I'll do it.
16:18I can't help it.
16:19I'll do it until late.
16:21I'm waiting for you to open the restaurant.
16:26Don't push yourself.
16:28See you later.
16:33I'm filming now.
16:36It's okay.
16:38Be careful.
16:43The curry tastes like...
16:46It's a spice, but it's a mix of Japanese and Western.
16:52It's not just Japanese.
16:54It's delicious.
16:55Curry soba
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