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00:00Season 2, every Tuesday, at 9pm.
00:04It's been two years and a half since the last time we saw it.
00:06This time, we'll be comparing it to the previous ones.
00:09This time, we'll be comparing it to the previous ones.
00:12This time, we'll be comparing it to the previous ones.
00:15ALON ALPHA
00:18The era of high-density growth machines.
00:20The era of mass-produced machines.
00:24This time, we'll be comparing it to ALON ALPHA
00:29ALON ALPHA was released for industrial use.
00:33Eight years later, the first home-made instant adhesive was introduced in Japan.
00:41The speed and strength of the adhesive,
00:43as well as the unique container,
00:45attracted the attention of the public.
00:48In addition, a unique ad was launched,
00:50and the popularity soared.
00:56More than half a century after its release,
00:58ALON ALPHA gained an overwhelming reputation.
01:01And behind that,
01:02the hard work of the people involved...
01:05Tonight, we'll be having a run-through of ALON ALPHA.
01:09Now, the door to space and time will open.
01:16Behind the scenes of the movement
01:18that the people involved are showing.
01:21ALON ALPHA
01:24The first guest is Ishii Hiroaki,
01:26who joined TOA Co., Ltd. in 1989
01:28to develop ALON ALPHA.
01:36We'll also have the cast members
01:38who helped Ishii develop ALON ALPHA.
01:42Please tell us a lot about ALON ALPHA's development
01:44and how it became a hit.
01:47Thank you for having us.
01:50Mr. Ando, you're a member of the Product Research Institute.
01:54It's up to the customer
01:56to decide what kind of adhesive
01:58they want to use.
02:00We develop adhesives
02:02that meet each customer's needs.
02:05Mr. Nakagawa, you're a technical developer
02:07at the Takaoka Factory.
02:09What kind of place is this?
02:11There's a factory in Takaoka City,
02:13Toyama Prefecture.
02:15We develop and manufacture
02:17instant adhesives, ALON ALPHA,
02:19and containers.
02:21So you're making a container
02:23that looks like this?
02:25Yes.
02:28ALON ALPHA's history
02:30is not just about adhesives,
02:32but also about containers.
02:34It all began
02:38more than half a century ago
02:40when ALON ALPHA,
02:42which we're all familiar with,
02:45was launched in 1971.
02:48But it all began even before that.
02:53In 1963, ALON ALPHA
02:55was first released
02:57for companies, industries,
02:59and industries.
03:01At first, there was no idea
03:03that it would be released
03:05for households.
03:07But ALON ALPHA's unique feature
03:09is that it sticks right on
03:11and sticks strongly.
03:13What kind of adhesives
03:15were commonly used
03:17before ALON ALPHA?
03:19You had to wait an hour
03:21for it to stick.
03:23At that time,
03:25there were very few
03:27instant adhesives
03:29that would stick right on.
03:31ALON ALPHA's unique feature
03:33is its overwhelming speed
03:35until it sticks.
03:37There's also
03:39another innovative feature
03:42called the blink of an eye.
03:44In the case of adhesives,
03:46it's very important
03:48to know what to stick
03:50with what.
03:52ALON ALPHA's innovative feature
03:54is that it sticks
03:56to a wide variety of materials
03:58without much thought.
04:00There's also another strong
04:02and fast feature
04:04where you can stick it
04:06to a wide variety of materials
04:08like an adhesive master.
04:11ALON ALPHA's innovative feature
04:13is that it sticks
04:15to a wide variety of materials
04:17without much thought.
04:19What kind of adhesives
04:21were commonly used
04:23before ALON ALPHA?
04:25In the background of the development
04:27of ALON ALPHA,
04:29there was a certain class
04:31of adhesives
04:33that was associated
04:35with ALON ALPHA.
04:37At that time,
04:39the development class
04:41was the biggest.
04:43After that,
04:45there was another class
04:47that was associated
04:49with acrylic resin
04:51and acrylic fiber.
04:53How did ALON ALPHA
04:55move forward
04:57with adhesives?
04:59ALON ALPHA is still
05:01a large class
05:03of adhesives,
05:05but ALON ALPHA started
05:08its research
05:10with acrylic resin
05:12and acrylic fiber.
05:14While looking for
05:16more ways to use
05:18acrylic resin and acrylic fiber,
05:20researchers noticed
05:22the world's first
05:24instant adhesive,
05:26Eastman 910.
05:28They found that
05:30the chemical structure
05:32of acrylic resin and
05:34Eastman 910
05:36is a special adhesive
05:38that uses the chemical reaction
05:40of a component called cyanacrylate.
05:42Cyanacrylate reacts
05:44with water
05:46and solidifies instantly.
05:50What kind of product
05:52were you aiming for at that time?
05:54The function of sticking to the moment
05:56has been developed.
05:58We wanted to make it
06:00more powerful
06:02and to stick to
06:05the moment.
06:07Did the research go well?
06:09At the beginning of the development,
06:11we used methyl ester
06:13of cyanacrylate chemical structure.
06:15This is a chemical
06:17that sticks to metal.
06:19One of the big changes
06:21was that
06:23we changed methyl ester
06:25to ethyl ester,
06:27which is a difference
06:29of one carbon.
06:31By changing the structure of
06:34ethyl ester to ethyl ester,
06:36we realized that
06:38ethyl ester can be used
06:40not only for metal,
06:42but also for rubber,
06:44plastic, and other materials.
06:46How did you decide
06:48that ethyl ester is better
06:50than methyl ester?
06:52By making various structures
06:54and looking at their properties,
06:56we realized that
06:58ethyl ester can be used
07:00for various materials.
07:02In 1963,
07:04ethyl ester was used
07:06for metal,
07:08but it was not suitable
07:10for other materials.
07:12After a lot of performance research,
07:14researchers found ethyl ester.
07:16It has the property
07:18that it can be used
07:20not only for metal,
07:22but also for rubber,
07:24plastic,
07:26and other materials.
07:28In 1963,
07:31the industrial-grade ethyl ester
07:33was finally released.
07:37Did it hit the market
07:39right away?
07:41It was a time of rapid growth,
07:43so the manufacturing
07:45was expanding.
07:47Especially in the plastic
07:49and rubber industries,
07:51parts and parts
07:53were instantly attached
07:55to each other
07:57to expand the industry.
07:59So, the industrial-grade ethyl ester
08:01can be used
08:03not only for plastic,
08:05but also for home appliances.
08:07Yes.
08:09In fact,
08:11there is an aromatherapy
08:13for medical use.
08:15It is certified by the Ministry of Health
08:17and Welfare.
08:19It is for medical use,
08:21so it is not sold
08:23to general consumers
08:25or home centers.
08:28I see.
08:30I once heard
08:32that sumo wrestlers
08:34have very thick legs,
08:36but they get cut
08:38in the winter.
08:40I once heard
08:42that sumo wrestlers
08:44paint their legs
08:46and make a cut
08:48to fill the hole.
08:50Is that true?
08:52Yes.
08:54The aromatherapy
08:57for medical use
08:59is completely different.
09:01In fact,
09:03aromatherapy is not bad
09:05for the skin.
09:07However,
09:09I don't recommend
09:11the aromatherapy
09:13for sumo wrestlers
09:15to paint their legs.
09:17I don't recommend
09:19the aromatherapy
09:21for sumo wrestlers
09:23to paint their legs.
09:25The aromatherapy
09:27for industrial use
09:29was established
09:31in Oikaze,
09:33the capital city
09:35of Japan.
09:37Eight years later,
09:39the aromatherapy
09:41for home use
09:43was released,
09:45but the reason
09:47for the development
09:49was the voice
09:51of a certain user.
09:54One day,
09:56one of my employees
09:58asked me
10:00if I could use
10:02the aromatherapy
10:04for fishing.
10:06Actually,
10:08the first aromatherapy
10:10for general use
10:12was the aromatherapy
10:14for fishing.
10:16Even now,
10:18the aromatherapy
10:20for fishing
10:22is not available
10:24for home use.
10:26So,
10:28I thought
10:30I could use
10:32the aromatherapy
10:34for fishing.
10:36However,
10:38it was not easy
10:40to change
10:42the aromatherapy
10:44for home use
10:46from industrial use
10:48to home use.
10:51The biggest problem was
10:53that the aromatherapy
10:55for industrial use
10:57was too high-spec.
10:59It was difficult
11:01to handle
11:03because everything
11:05would stick together
11:07quickly.
11:09So, I thought
11:11I should reduce
11:13the performance
11:15of the aromatherapy
11:17for home use.
11:20In addition,
11:22the purity of the aromatherapy
11:24and the design of the aromatherapy
11:26are different.
11:28So, I adjusted
11:30the aromatherapy
11:32for home use
11:34by adjusting
11:36the speed
11:38and the stability
11:40of the aromatherapy
11:42for home use.
11:44Is it because
11:46the aromatherapy
11:48for industrial use
11:50is the fastest?
11:52Yes, it is.
11:54The aromatherapy
11:56for industrial use
11:58is the fastest.
12:00However,
12:02the aromatherapy
12:04for home use
12:06is the fastest.
12:08The aromatherapy
12:10for industrial use
12:12is the fastest.
12:14The aromatherapy
12:17for industrial use
12:19is the fastest.
12:21To improve the usability
12:23of the aromatherapy
12:25for industrial use
12:27which is too high-spec,
12:29he adjusted
12:31the speed
12:33and stability
12:35slowly and weakly.
12:37In addition,
12:39he thought
12:41the aromatherapy
12:43for industrial use
12:45was too hard
12:47for such a simple reason.
12:49Cyan acrylate
12:51is more smooth than water.
12:53To
12:55add clay,
12:57he added
12:59some additive and
13:01made the clay.
13:03Is adding additive
13:05weaker the adhesion of
13:07the clay?
13:09Yeah, it is.
13:11It also makes the clay
13:13so if you mix the adhesive, it hardens on the spot.
13:17Oh, I see. It hardens when you mix it.
13:19Well, first of all, the ingredients that can be mixed...
13:22Wow, that's a difficult story.
13:24The first thing that was difficult was that it was very limited.
13:28And there was also the story of the purity earlier.
13:30It's not interesting if the strength drops because the purity has dropped,
13:33so we made the adhesive that could be increased to the same strength as the original cyan acrylic,
13:39and we improved the technique of cleaning and adjusting the viscosity.
13:47For example, if you increase the viscosity of a jelly-like substance,
13:51it will not drop if you increase the viscosity,
13:55but when you take it out of the tube, if the viscosity is very high, it will not be able to come out.
14:00So it's not just about increasing the viscosity,
14:04but when it comes out of the calorie range, it's a special kind of jelly-like compound design.
14:13Is there a standard for how fast it hardens?
14:15Is there a standard for how fast it hardens?
14:20It's hard to find a clear standard for home use.
14:24We think that if it hardens in less than a minute,
14:29it can be called instant adhesive.
14:33The measurement of speed and strength is carried out at the laboratory,
14:37so we asked them to show it to us.
14:40We headed to the Tokyo Techno Lab, which is located in Nishishinbashi, Tokyo.
14:48At this facility, adhesives such as Alon Alpha are being studied.
14:57First, the set time measurement.
15:01The set time measurement is the measurement of the adhesion speed.
15:06There is no clear standard, but the target is within 60 seconds.
15:15Alon Alpha is poured into a 1.2 cm square test tube and attached.
15:24The measurement method is...
15:27Oh, it's manual.
15:29While looking at the stopwatch...
15:34While measuring the time with the stopwatch,
15:37lift it up every few seconds to check if it is adhesive.
15:491 second.
15:50How long does it take?
15:53How long does it take?
15:59How long does it take?
16:14What is the performance of Tough Power, which is the strongest in the series?
16:20How long does it take?
16:251 second.
16:27In 1 second? Wow!
16:30Adhesion in just 1 second.
16:33Is there a lot of cases where you can't do the test?
16:37As long as there is no sound.
16:40Next, the strength measurement.
16:44This machine measures the adhesion strength.
16:49The test tube, which has been adhesive for 24 hours, is set to the strength meter.
16:57The test tube is set to the strength meter.
17:01The load is applied to the test tube little by little.
17:07The monitor shows the size of the load applied to the test tube.
17:11The monitor shows the size of the load applied to the test tube.
17:15100 kg. Wow.
17:24Wow.
17:27Wow.
17:31As a result of the measurement, it was found that even a small adhesion surface could withstand a load of about 550 kg.
17:40By doing this kind of measurement, it was finished in a high quality.
17:45Do you do all that manually in 1 second?
17:47It's a pretty analog way of doing it.
17:49Yes, it's analog.
17:50During the time I've been doing this, I've been thinking about whether or not I could use the machine to measure the speed.
17:58In the end, it's better to measure it by hand, which I've been using since the beginning.
18:04It's easy to understand how much adhesion it actually has.
18:08That's why I use this method to measure the set time.
18:12Because it's for home use.
18:14Home use is done by hand in the first place, so is it closer?
18:18I think so, but I also use the same method for industrial use.
18:24Do you measure the speed after 24 hours with a single drop of adhesive?
18:30That's right.
18:315,400 newtons per drop?
18:34That's right. If the entire surface of the adhesive is properly applied, the strength is measured.
18:40Oh, that's how strong it is.
18:44What about the pulling force?
18:46That's right.
18:47Is it different from other shock methods?
18:50If you change the way you measure it, it changes depending on how you pull and peel it off.
18:59If you pull it straight, it's like that.
19:02If a woman, a researcher, does an experiment like this,
19:06would her hands turn white after trying so many things?
19:14If you pull it hard, it turns white.
19:16It's a craftsman's hand.
19:18It's like a fingerprint.
19:21I do it with my fingertips.
19:25It's a pity if a woman's fingertips turn crispy.
19:28Don't you do it now?
19:30Well, if I touch it, it turns crispy.
19:36There's a way to peel it off, but it's crispy.
19:39It wasn't just the adjustment of the adhesive itself that made it difficult to sell at home.
19:47What to do with the container?
19:51This development couldn't be done in one go.
19:56It's a liquid that can be glued to anything,
19:59so you have to solve the contradiction of maintaining a smooth state in the container.
20:06Even if a small amount of moisture enters, the contents harden,
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23:57It was necessary to improve it to make it easy to use for home use.
24:03Among them, the most difficult part was the new development of the container.
24:09How to clear the contradiction?
24:12Since it is a liquid that can be glued to anything,
24:16it is necessary to solve the contradiction of maintaining the smooth state of the liquid even in the container.
24:25There is a saying that there is no container to store the acid or alkali that dissolves anything.
24:32I think it's a phenomenon similar to that.
24:34If it sticks to anything, how should I surround it?
24:40A container to keep the adhesive that sticks to anything.
24:46The development that seems to be contradictory was the absolute condition of productization.
24:52Toyama was entrusted with this important mission.
24:58Why was it Toyama?
25:03In Toyama Prefecture, there has been a long history of drug production.
25:11Yes, Toyama has a long history of drug production.
25:14There are many companies that make such containers.
25:19For example, there are many companies that make such containers.
25:26We cooperate with such companies to prevent moisture, which is the key to general development,
25:35and to develop containers that can be stored for a long time and maintain the state of the liquid.
25:48I see.
25:49It seems that it is perfectly sealed until the lid is opened,
25:52but once it is opened, moisture will come in more and more.
25:55It seems to have a lot of problems.
25:57In order to make a container that does not stick and does not solidify, it is necessary to design it so that it does not touch the water.
26:05That's where the double structure, which is now referred to as Aron Alpha, was devised.
26:12Even if a small amount of moisture enters the air, the contents will solidify,
26:19so we use a double structure to prevent moisture from entering the air.
26:25In addition, there is a drying agent in the outer cover.
26:31Oh, is that so?
26:33Oh, there really is something on it.
26:35Yes, yes, yes.
26:36Oh, is that so?
26:37I didn't know that.
26:38Has it been around for a long time?
26:40Yes, it has.
26:41When the product was on sale, there was only a drying agent,
26:48but because there was a problem that children would swallow it,
26:55we decided to incorporate it from the middle stage.
27:00In order to shut out a small amount of moisture in the double structure that blocks moisture,
27:06a drying agent was added.
27:09In addition, in order not to touch the moisture in the air during the sale,
27:14it was necessary to deliver it to the consumer in a completely sealed state.
27:20So we chose a form that could be pierced with a needle when using it.
27:26We cleared the contradiction between a liquid that sticks to anything and a container that never sticks.
27:34With this, the researchers began to make further improvements.
27:42And the rocket-shaped container was born.
27:46Why did it take this shape?
27:49The thinner the tip is, the easier it is to apply.
27:53In order to make it easier to apply, we made it rocket-shaped.
27:59Also, by making it thinner and easier to grip, it became closer to a rocket.
28:06I see this shape quite often now, but at the time,
28:11was this not a form of instant adhesive?
28:15Was the Alone Alpha original?
28:17Yes, the Alone Alpha was original.
28:21A double structure, completely sealed, rocket-shaped.
28:25After many improvements, the unique Alone Alpha container was finally completed.
28:31And in 1971, the home-made Alone Alpha was released.
28:37However, the container at the time was not yellow, but light blue.
28:42What is this?
28:43Oh, it's blue.
28:45This model is a limited edition model that was only released at the time of release.
28:51It was an image of a yellow body, but it was blue.
28:55At first, it was released in this light blue color,
28:58but after the release, users complained that the liquid inside was solidified.
29:06After that complaint, we did a lot of research,
29:11and found that this light blue outer case
29:15is easy to pass through the light of a high-energy single wave.
29:21I see.
29:23The light and the instant adhesive inside reacted and solidified.
29:27Did you make it yellow to protect the inside?
29:29Yes, that's right.
29:30I see.
29:32The enemy was not only the moisture in the air,
29:36but also the yellow body that is now used to protect the adhesive from the light.
29:42Finally, everything was ready for the Alone Alpha.
29:46How did the world react?
29:50We received a lot of feedback right after the release,
29:55so we were able to sell it at once.
30:00That's great.
30:02Why did it sell so well from the beginning?
30:06Was it easy to use?
30:07The biggest reason was the TV commercial.
30:11I see.
30:12I have an image of a big commercial.
30:15The reason why the Alone Alpha sold well right after the release
30:19was the shocking TV commercial.
30:24This was the one that received the most feedback.
30:28It's jelly-like, so it won't fall off.
30:31I see.
30:40The Alone Alpha.
30:42Jelly-like moment.
30:44Is this really true for all the commercials?
30:46It's really true.
30:48I'm not filming everything right now,
30:51but it's true for all the commercials.
30:54This was filmed in one take, right?
30:56Yes, it was filmed in one take.
30:58Is this really jelly-like?
31:03Is it possible for us to do this?
31:06Yes, it is.
31:07Of course, I'd like you to imitate it.
31:09With the technology of Wheelie.
31:12It's possible.
31:15Was there any reaction?
31:17Like, oh, it's stuck.
31:20Even the driver?
31:21It was an ad-lib.
31:22An ad-lib?
31:23Yes.
31:24I see.
31:25If you stick to a wall with a wheelie,
31:27you become like that.
31:28How did you come up with this?
31:32Even the commercial planners
31:34couldn't come up with an idea.
31:37You have to be able to do this.
31:40I think the point of the Alon Alpha commercial
31:43is the surprise.
31:45I've been making a lot of commercials,
31:48and I've been thinking hard about
31:51how to express the surprise.
31:53Actually, Alon Alpha is still sold
31:56in various countries,
31:58but it was released in Japan
32:00and then in the United States.
32:02The first TV commercial I did was in the United States.
32:05It was a very strong commercial in the United States,
32:10and it exploded at once.
32:13At the time, the Japanese person in charge
32:15noticed that a TV commercial was good
32:18and started a commercial in Japan.
32:21There was a surprising commercial,
32:23and Alon Alpha suddenly became famous.
32:27Time has passed,
32:29and various products are now being developed.
32:33In the background of that,
32:35there was a spirit of thinking about
32:38the users of researchers first.
32:41It's a product that can be used
32:44for a purpose that couldn't be covered,
32:46so I'm thinking of developing this product
32:48as a plus alpha.
32:49Is there still something that can't be attached?
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34:58Alone Alpha has been loved for more than half a century.
35:02The reason is that it has always been updated.
35:08How many Alone Alpha line-ups are there now?
35:11There are 27 types on the homepage.
35:15It depends on the details.
35:1727 types.
35:20This is quite versatile.
35:24Yes.
35:25What do you want to increase?
35:27For example, if you notice that it hardens, you can increase it.
35:30For example, if you notice that it hardens, you can increase it.
35:33For example, if you notice that it hardens, you can increase it.
35:37If it's too smooth, it's hard to attach to wood.
35:41For example, if it's too smooth, it's hard to attach to wood.
35:44For example, if it's too smooth, it's hard to attach to wood.
35:50There are many types.
35:53Yes, there are many types of clay.
35:56There is a blue version.
35:58Is it okay to make blue?
36:00Yes, it's okay.
36:04What is a stick?
36:06It's like a toothpick.
36:08I see.
36:10When you open the lid, it touches the air, so it won't harden?
36:14Yes, it's okay.
36:16What?
36:17If it touches the air, it will absorb moisture, right?
36:20That's the adjustment of the content liquid.
36:23For example, if there is a lot of water in the container, it will increase the stability.
36:29Depending on the container, the overall balance of the content liquid will be adjusted.
36:34What do you do when you plan this?
36:38Thankfully, the image of ARO-ALPHA is strong and fast.
36:43I think the customers are looking forward to it.
36:49In addition to that, we are thinking of developing a product that can be used for purposes that could not be covered here.
37:02Is there anything you can't attach yet?
37:06It is difficult to attach non-adhesive polypropylene and polyethylene without a primer.
37:14If possible, I would like to attach it with a liquid.
37:21Polyethylene and polypropylene are plastic materials that are difficult to bond.
37:26They can be bonded by using a primer.
37:30However, what they want is to be able to bond easily.
37:36The current challenge is to develop a liquid that can be bonded in one step without using a primer.
37:44And we asked the people involved to choose the best ARO-ALPHA.
37:51Mr. Nakagawa's container without a needle.
37:54It used to be a needle, right?
37:57I've stopped using needles.
38:00Can I take a picture?
38:01It's not a needle.
38:03Oh, it's a needle.
38:08There is a hole in the needle.
38:10Is it okay?
38:12Yes, it's okay.
38:15Why did you stop using needles?
38:18The liquid in the needle has become a wonderful liquid.
38:23The needle and instant adhesive go well together.
38:28If you store it for a long time, it will harden in the middle.
38:33The needle will stick to the needle.
38:36If the performance is too good, it will be a problem.
38:40You will not be able to use the know-how and storage methods you have used so far.
38:46Is the lid okay now?
38:48That's right.
38:49Is there any liquid in the gap?
38:51We have taken into account the design of the lid.
38:57We have made it so that air does not enter.
39:00Is there a possibility that the lid will not work?
39:03That's right.
39:04There is a high possibility that the lid will not work in the future.
39:08That's a different idea.
39:11Mr. Ando's Extra Jelly Castle.
39:13This is the newest product in the Jelly Castle series.
39:17The point is that when you mix various things, the strength and speed are different.
39:23It is a jelly-like product, but the speed and strength are top-notch.
39:29It's all in one.
39:30In addition to that, it is a product that is particular about usability.
39:37This is not only a liquid, but also a container.
39:40Inside is an aluminum tube.
39:43There is a push button on the outside.
39:46This supports the pushing force.
39:50You can push it with a lighter force.
39:52There is also a method in the container.
39:54Various things are added to the details.
39:57Can you use it all the way with the cover?
40:00By attaching the cover, the aluminum tube can be crushed evenly.
40:07It's better not to turn it like a toothbrush.
40:11The container supports the pushing force.
40:16Mr. Fujita, what is Tau Power?
40:18It is the new Tau Power that has become stronger in both water and heat in a strong direction while maintaining the strength and speed of the previous Alone Alpha.
40:30It's not just shock.
40:32Is it water, fire, and heat?
40:34That's right.
40:35This is the one that enhances heat resistance and water resistance.
40:38You may be confused about Alone Alpha, but this is the strongest.
40:44It's the strongest.
40:47The shape of the container is similar.
40:51I think Alone Alpha opens the bottom.
40:54That's right.
40:56Tau Power opens the top.
40:58Is it okay?
40:59That's not what I was talking about.
41:02Is it okay to open the bottom?
41:05Tau Power can be used by opening the bottom and removing the lid.
41:10Tau Power can be used by opening the bottom.
41:13I heard that it is a dual-purpose container.
41:15Is it okay?
41:16There is a transparent nozzle inside, so a dual-purpose container is a dual-purpose container.
41:24Tau Power also contains a drying agent at the bottom.
41:28Mr. Ishii, do you want to peel it off?
41:31I want to peel off the aluminum tube exclusively for Alone Alpha.
41:34This is not an adhesive.
41:37I've seen it somewhere.
41:39It won't come off if it sticks to your finger.
41:43That's right.
41:44It will be crispy.
41:46Many people have said that.
41:50Past researchers have been working hard on this.
41:53This is a special remover.
41:57If it sticks to your finger, apply this and rub it.
42:03It will come off cleanly.
42:05If it sticks to your finger by mistake, apply this and rub it.
42:16It will come off cleanly.
42:19When I noticed it, it was already stuck.
42:22I didn't know when I put it on.
42:24It's been a while since I put it on.
42:27Can I use it now?
42:28Yes, you can.
42:29Thank you for saying that there is only one Alone Alpha in your family.
42:33You can use it.
42:34If you have a remover in your family,
42:37you can use it safely even if your children or elderly people use it by mistake.
42:45It has been 52 years since it became popular.
42:49How is it now?
42:53In Japan, it is almost 100% popular among people of a certain age.
42:59I don't think there are people who don't know this.
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43:08The cause may be the quality of your sleep.
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43:43Good quality sleep leads to a deep sleep quickly at the beginning of sleep.
43:49This is the point.
43:51I see.
43:52The beginning of sleep determines the quality of sleep.
43:56The beginning of sleep is important.
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44:45I didn't know that.
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45:55Ajinomoto Greenup is the best-selling sleeping supplement in 11 years.
46:03Alone Alpha is loved by many people.
46:08This product is sold not only in Japan but also overseas.
46:15Is this product sold overseas?
46:17This product is sold in America and China.
46:21Is this product sold all over the world?
46:23This product is a little different from Japan.
46:27Alone Alpha is a product that hardens with moisture.
46:34This product is sold in dry and cold areas.
46:42This product is sold in hot and humid areas.
46:46This product is a little different from Japan.
46:54What do you do in that case?
46:56If the production base changes depending on the area, do you change the composition?
47:00This product was developed in Japan.
47:03Depending on the area, we adjust the composition a little.
47:10The popularity of this product is high in Japan.
47:15In Japan, the popularity of this product is almost 100%.
47:23I don't think there are many people who don't know this product.
47:25Don't young people know this product?
47:27Some people don't know this product.
47:30Why don't you know this product?
47:35There was a time when Toa Gosei stopped advertising on TV.
47:40The popularity of this product has decreased.
47:47In order to increase the popularity of young people, we have also created a targeted report.
47:54Here it is.
47:58Let's kiss.
48:00A popular man appeared in front of a plastic model.
48:04This is the story of the love story between ARO-ALPHA and BUNEKIN.
48:11Our relationship is like ARO-ALPHA.
48:19I don't think ARO-ALPHA's youth project is good.
48:25I don't think young people will understand it.
48:27What do you mean?
48:30What do you think of this?
48:32Thankfully, the popularity of ARO-ALPHA has increased.
48:36The number of views of ARO-ALPHA's YouTube channel has exceeded 10 million.
48:40There was a lot of response.
48:42I thought ARO-ALPHA was made to make the generation I know laugh.
48:47Did young people laugh at ARO-ALPHA?
48:50Yes.
48:52When I cried, ARO-ALPHA was posted on Twitter.
48:57It became a hot topic even during the same period.
49:00The number of views of ARO-ALPHA has increased.
49:04ARO-ALPHA has a strong image of being used by adults.
49:10It is a product that is safe and easy to use for children.
49:15What do the people involved want to challenge in the future?
49:19ARO-ALPHA was released in Japan in 1971.
49:23It's been more than 50 years.
49:26I want to make history.
49:29Next, I want to go from Japan to the world.
49:32Next, I want to go to space.
49:35I brought ARO-ALPHA to space.
49:40I'm starting an experiment to see if I can stand it.
49:43From Japan to the world.
49:45Next, I want to go to space.
49:47In space, there is an obstacle course.
49:52When ARO-ALPHA reacts with water, it is the opposite of space.
49:58The experiment I'm doing now is to stick it on the ground.
50:02A vacuum, temperature change, and a space ship will fly.
50:10I'm doing an experiment to see if I can withstand such an environment.
50:14Will ARO-ALPHA react with water?
50:18In space, there is no water in space.
50:21I have to bring it in.
50:23There is nothing in space.
50:29I can trigger something else.
50:33The structure may be different from now.
50:38I see.
50:39Next, Mr. Nakagawa.
50:41I want to develop a container that doesn't have a lid.
50:49You talk too much.
50:51There is water on Earth.
50:54Are you okay without a lid?
50:56It's technically difficult.
51:01I want to develop it as a goal.
51:09Next, Mr. Ando.
51:10As a station developer, I want to make instant adhesives that can be easily glued to all materials in the world.
51:18I have talked about the disadvantages of polyethylene and polypropylene.
51:26I want to make it easy.
51:29I'm not sure which one will work.
51:34I want to make something that can be glued to anything.
51:38I want to make something that can be glued to everything.
51:41But I don't know how to make a container.
51:45That's the contradiction.
51:47I want to develop a container.
51:49I don't want to make a huge liquid.
51:52I don't want to be able to fill it up.
51:55It will solidify when it's done.
51:59I want to know how to store it.
52:02It's not just a matter of liquid.
52:04It's also a matter of storage containers.
52:08I see.
52:09It's time to wrap up.
52:13Thank you for your time today.
52:15Thank you very much.
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52:52I'm sure your feelings will be connected.
52:55What kind of container should I make?
52:58I don't know.
53:00I don't know.
53:02I think you should seal it well and make it a glass container.
53:06I'd like to make a glass container.
53:09It's a matter of vacuuming.
53:13It's a matter of making a new material for the container.
53:17It's a reaction device.
53:18That's right.
53:19It's a manufacturing device.
53:20It's a manufacturing device.
53:21I have to make it with a material that doesn't stick.
53:24So the hard work is quite expensive.
53:27It was interesting.
53:39Next time, Puyo Puyo.
53:41Tetris's most attractive feature is that it's hard.
53:44Don't make it hard, make it soft.
53:46It's the exact opposite.
53:47I was going to make a tote lamp.
53:49I made it with red paper.
53:50I made it with black paper.
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