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00:01Tonight...
00:03Since the earthquake, it's been said that there was only one minute left until the tsunami arrived.
00:08This area has collapsed.
00:10This year, a large-scale earthquake has struck Japan from Ganjitsu.
00:15The Noto Peninsula earthquake occurred.
00:20After that, in August, the earthquake in Miyazaki Prefecture occurred.
00:24The temporary information of the Nankai Truffle earthquake was announced.
00:28Continuously, a large-scale typhoon No. 10 struck Kyushu.
00:34In addition, the typhoon No. 11, which has raised tensions in Japan,
00:39also struck Vietnam.
00:42Last month, a super-large-scale hurricane Milton struck the city of Florida.
00:48It is said that the damage was as severe as 9 trillion yen.
00:53In 2024, a large-scale earthquake will wreak havoc all over the world.
01:02Now is the time for the three strongest disaster relief groups to appear.
01:09Tonight is the third disaster relief goods to be prepared.
01:14What? Is there such a thing?
01:19People who don't know what to buy.
01:22From the strongest portable power supply.
01:26To the ultimate tsunami-prevention goods that connect lives in extreme conditions.
01:33Introducing the strongest disaster relief goods that will help you when you need them.
01:39This is amazing.
01:41I feel like I'm going to buy everything.
01:45This is Tomoya Takani, Mayuko Imaizumi, and Natsumi Okumura.
02:01It's been a while, Matt.
02:03It's been a while.
02:05I feel more and more familiar with the media.
02:09Today, I would like to introduce the disaster relief goods that will make you happy.
02:16Only Mr. Okumura is calm.
02:21I think Mr. Imaizumi's character is more amazing than Takani's.
02:27If I say it with a smile, I think Mr. Imaizumi is better.
02:30It's obvious.
02:31It's obvious.
02:34The leader of the three disaster relief groups.
02:39It's dangerous to put your luggage in a high place.
02:43My name is Tomoya Takani.
02:47He is a professional disaster relief goods that has appeared twice in the past.
02:51He is a disaster relief advisor, Tomoya Takani.
02:56I had a lot of disaster relief goods at home.
02:59I told him that I had about 1,000 items.
03:02I visited your house.
03:04I have a little more.
03:06I have about twice as many.
03:07This is a disaster.
03:11I can't put it all away.
03:13I don't want to do this.
03:15There are too many.
03:16So I increased one room.
03:19I thought I would disperse it and make it safe.
03:22As expected, it is a dispersed storage area.
03:24It's not a dispersed storage area.
03:27Moreover, it is on the second floor, so it is safe even if a disaster occurs.
03:31I'm scared.
03:34The second member is IMAIZUMI.
03:38In fact.
03:40IMAIZUMI was released in the world of pasta sauce in 2017.
03:44Do you remember?
03:46What?
03:47Did you have something unpleasant?
03:49What's wrong?
03:51IMAIZUMI is a professional in food relationships that no one in the disaster relief industry knows about.
03:56I see.
03:57I am the leader of the disaster support team of the Japan Nutrition Association, which specializes in disaster food.
04:04I work as a disaster food advisor.
04:09She was such a terrible person.
04:13And the new member who joined the disaster team this time is.
04:18I was 26 years old when I became an announcer for Higashi Nihon Housou in Sendai.
04:23You are a member of Teruyasa Keiretsu.
04:25Yes.
04:27At that time, the Great East Japan Earthquake occurred.
04:31When you joined the disaster team?
04:33Yes.
04:34The Great East Japan Earthquake occurred in the second year of the disaster team.
04:39I started disaster prevention because I had the opportunity to experience the disaster while taking part in the disaster report.
04:45Then, as an advisor, you are a better advisor than the two on both sides.
04:51Wait a minute.
04:53Did you think you would be bitten?
04:57I experienced a tremor of less than 6 degrees at home.
05:03This is my house at that time.
05:05Things that fall down are falling down.
05:09I had a microwave on top of the refrigerator.
05:13This flew right next to me.
05:16If I had hit this, I wouldn't be here now.
05:20At least don't put it in a high place.
05:23That's right.
05:24You should put it in a place as low as possible where it hits your head.
05:33That's the first thing you can do.
05:35At least don't put it in a place where it affects your life.
05:37Put it in a place as low as possible in the house.
05:41I think Matsuko-san likes the disaster when the comment of the height comes out.
05:46No, no, no.
05:48I don't like it.
05:50It doesn't fit in this gray room.
05:52It doesn't fit in the disaster carpet.
05:55It doesn't fit.
05:58There is something that the disaster team wants to tell you now.
06:05Ta-da!
06:10This is what we want to tell you now.
06:13The period of time when people are interested in disasters is only two months.
06:19That's why we're preparing disaster goods now.
06:21Is there such data?
06:23For example, there is such data.
06:25When a major disaster occurs, disaster goods are sold by goods.
06:28This is the sales of disaster goods at supermarkets around the country.
06:32After the Noto Peninsula earthquake, only for a month, disaster goods are sold.
06:38Isn't that amazing?
06:41Can it sell this much right after the disaster?
06:44Yes, only right after the disaster.
06:46That's right.
06:47Right after the disaster, the sales of preserved food such as canned food and retort food will increase.
06:55In addition,
06:56When a major disaster occurs, when a typhoon comes, bread, water, and batteries are sold out.
07:02At that moment, everyone's consciousness is very high.
07:06It ends with a purchase right after something happens.
07:09That's right.
07:11Recently, when I go to a supermarket to buy something,
07:14I can't buy it because I'm worried about the price.
07:20So I buy it for the time being.
07:23Recently, toilet paper is also sold out.
07:26It doesn't mean that the number of butts will increase.
07:28Why is that?
07:35Recently, three months have passed since the announcement of the Nankai earthquake.
07:41I want you to be prepared for it now.
07:46Don't you know?
07:49The world of disaster goods.
07:53Japan, the country of disasters.
07:57This year, many large-scale disasters have occurred, starting with the Noto Peninsula earthquake that occurred at the beginning of the year.
08:05In addition, it is said that the Mount Fuji eruption, the Kishido Direct Earthquake, and the Nankai Trough Earthquake will not be strange no matter when they occur.
08:17So tonight, the disaster squadron, which was assembled by the specialists on the way, will be at the forefront.
08:24I think everyone should do that.
08:27I don't know at all.
08:30How can I be at ease?
08:35From the strongest purifier that removes all poisons from the earth,
08:41to the revolutionary disaster food that has been preserved for 25 years, which was born by the voices of the victims.
08:49Why do you have this for 25 years?
08:51Recently, the water I've had for 12 years came out.
08:54What?
08:57In addition, we will introduce the latest disaster information in Japan, which continues to evolve,
09:03including the seriousness of the local authorities and the surprising disaster measures.
09:10Everyone, please be prepared to protect yourself and your family.
09:25What's going on in the disaster food industry now?
09:30Here it is.
09:32The disaster food industry is now entering the second phase.
09:37The second form of disaster food is emerging one after another.
09:43It's evolving.
09:45Mr. Imaizumi's eyes.
09:48If you look at it from this distance, it's like...
09:53It's really scary.
09:57Since the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011,
10:01the interest has increased and the disaster food has been gradually recognized.
10:07However, the current situation is that the revolutionary evolution has not been achieved because it is not used on a daily basis.
10:14However, as the disaster has worsened in recent years,
10:18disaster food that has evolved into the second phase is emerging one after another.
10:25So, we will introduce three genres that are particularly evolving.
10:33Here is the first one.
10:36Miyasaka Industries Co., Ltd.
10:38This is a company in Nagano Prefecture.
10:41The sky is so beautiful.
10:44The sky is so beautiful.
10:46It's a company in Nagano Prefecture.
10:48It's a water purifier for emergency use.
10:51It's called Kokkun Nomeruzo R.O.
10:54This is the strongest water purifier that can remove poison.
10:59I think it's better to give it a proper name.
11:04It can remove poison, but it's called Nomeruzo.
11:08It's the Nomeruzo series.
11:10The most important thing when a disaster occurs is to ensure water.
11:16In order to save lives, not only drinking water,
11:21but also toilets, cooking, and sanitary care are required.
11:24Three liters of water per person is required per day.
11:29Among such purifiers,
11:32what is the Nomeruzo that Mr. Takani says is the strongest?
11:36What is the Nomeruzo?
11:38For example, Mr. Atsuko, do you drink coffee?
11:41This is coffee.
11:43For example, when there was a disaster, there was only coffee in the evacuation center.
11:48But there are many people who need water.
11:51In such a case, I think everyone will think that it would be nice if this coffee became pure water.
11:56It's a baby's milk that washes the wound or shakes the mouth.
12:01Babies can't be made to drink coffee.
12:03Coffee is not poisonous.
12:05But it's a little stimulating.
12:07For example, let's say this liquid is something you shouldn't drink.
12:10If you put this in this purifier, it will become pure water.
12:14I'll put it in first.
12:17Put the water you want to purify directly into the tank.
12:21But that's why, for example, it's okay to use muddy water, right?
12:26That's right.
12:27Normal purifiers are good at using leftover water from the bath, rainwater, and pool water.
12:36For example, if there is an earthquake due to the upstream flow of the river, pesticides may be involved.
12:42You can't use water that you don't know what's in it because it's dangerous in a normal purifier.
12:48Can you get water at that level?
12:50Physically, if it's water that exists on Earth, you can drink anything but seawater.
13:01Until now, in general purifiers, water mixed with pesticides and radioactive substances could not be made into drinking water.
13:11However, in NOMERUZO R.O., we use the R.O. reverse permeability filter, which only passes water molecules.
13:23With this special filter, it is a revolutionary product that makes it possible to remove toxic substances that have been difficult to do so far and allows almost all water other than seawater to be made into pure water.
13:37From this filter, you can see that the water in the coffee is completely pure water.
13:46From one side, you can see that the coffee is concentrated.
13:50In fact, you can use the concentrated side to make concentrated juice or drink.
13:56This is also a principle.
13:59Mr. Matsuko, are you interested in this?
14:02Yes, I do. I know it's a wonderful water, but I do not want to drink it.
14:12I trust you this time.
14:15Then I should drink it myself from the beginning.
14:17Then I'll drink it because I refused it.
14:22Oh no.
14:24I don't like that.
14:27This is coffee-derived water.
14:30But the smell of coffee is still there.
14:35Coffee is strong, isn't it?
14:44But if you really don't like the smell of coffee,
14:49I think you'll drink it if you're in that state.
14:52Yes, if you have a clear goal, you can use it as water.
14:55It's delicious.
14:58Do you often see water with a flavor?
15:01Yes, I do.
15:02It's like that.
15:04Noto Peninsula itself was flooded for a long time.
15:08There was also an isolated area.
15:11So I use this kind of water.
15:13It would be nice if there was one of these in each community center.
15:19But water storage is important.
15:22That's right.
15:23If you have water, you can do something.
15:26First of all, it's a pet bottle.
15:30Next, we'll look at waterproof goods.
15:34Anker Japan is a company that specializes in portable power supplies.
15:43When there is a disaster, the problem is the electricity of the lifeline.
15:48The power goes out for about half a day.
15:51Sometimes it takes more than a week.
15:55In fact, in the disaster area,
15:57a large number of people who wanted to charge their mobile phones were killed.
16:04Among them, portable power supplies are supported by various companies.
16:11Takani recommends the strongest portable power supply.
16:20This has evolved considerably.
16:23This is the fastest charging system.
16:26It's a model called Anker C1000.
16:30The number of power supplies has increased a lot.
16:35That's right.
16:37This is a storage battery that can be used as a portable power supply outlet.
16:42Each manufacturer is putting a lot of effort into this.
16:46It's like an era of low-voltage measures.
16:50An era of war?
16:52That's the slogan of the party.
16:55I used it for the first time today.
16:57Thank you very much.
16:59What is it?
17:01The design is amazing.
17:04It's cute.
17:06It's stylish.
17:08The size is just right.
17:10It's easy to put in the house.
17:13This has also evolved a lot.
17:16For example, the battery inside has changed a lot.
17:20This is a three-cell battery.
17:24This battery has a longer life and is easier to use.
17:27The price is also cheaper and safer.
17:30This is amazing.
17:32I was about to be sold.
17:34Did you notice?
17:36In the past, it was not good to leave such a battery at 0%.
17:42On the contrary, it was not good to leave it at 100% charge.
17:46That's annoying.
17:49With this model, you can leave it at 100% full charge.
17:54You can use it for 10 years without any problems.
17:58It's tough.
18:00Is it okay to leave the outlet?
18:04Can you leave it?
18:06You can leave it in the refrigerator or air conditioner.
18:10If you send electricity to the refrigerator through the outlet, you can use it as it is.
18:18How long does it last?
18:20If you are using a smartphone, you can use it for a long time.
18:27The best way to use it is a summer fan.
18:31This type of fan can run for 24 hours.
18:35I'm afraid of heat stroke in the summer.
18:39I can't open the window.
18:42I'm about to die.
18:46It's strange.
18:48You can prepare 100 of them.
18:50That's a lot.
18:52This is a very large model.
18:56Yes.
18:57With a larger capacity, you can use electricity for a day for your family, such as cooking, lighting, and air conditioning.
19:09Can you use it for a day?
19:11Yes.
19:14Can you use it for a day?
19:19You can use it in the microwave and air conditioner.
19:22Can you use electricity for a day?
19:27Yes.
19:29You can use it for a day.
19:33It's very convenient.
19:35If you have a garden or an open window, you can use it.
19:40That's right.
19:42This solar panel has a waterproof function.
19:46You can charge it even on cloudy days.
19:48If it's sunny, you can charge it for 2 hours.
19:53You can also carry it.
19:56If you charge it directly from the evacuation center, you can charge it for about 1 hour.
20:05You can prepare it for the future.
20:09After this, there are more evolutionary disaster goods.
20:24This is amazing.
20:30Evolutionary disaster goods.
20:32Next is a disaster backpack.
20:38This is a basic set of basic necessities such as water and emergency food.
20:47This is an evolutionary item to live a comfortable evacuation life.
20:53This is Iris Oyama.
20:56This is the strongest disaster backpack set.
21:00Iris Oyama has a variety of things.
21:05This is fashionable.
21:07This looks fashionable.
21:09This is a design that can be used in everyday life.
21:11Iris Oyama has everything.
21:16This is amazing.
21:18This disaster backpack is very popular.
21:21Iris Oyama is working hard on this kind of disaster.
21:26For example, people who have to go to the evacuation center.
21:29When you go to the evacuation center, the problem is where to sleep.
21:34There is only floor.
21:37This year, there are many people who do not have a good evacuation life, such as the Noto Peninsula earthquake and typhoon.
21:47When I heard that I was in trouble with such an evacuation life, the environment I could sleep in was number one.
21:56There are many voices that you can only sleep with a towel or cardboard, and that your body and mind will not rest.
22:05There is such a thing in this.
22:10This is an emergency air mat.
22:20Even if the floor is too hard, it is impossible to live an evacuation life.
22:26The surface is soft.
22:30This is amazing.
22:33There is a pump and other things in this.
22:38There are many things in this.
22:41This is amazing.
22:43There is something that inflates.
22:45That is here.
22:48This is amazing.
22:49It's amazing that this is in there.
22:54The feature is that it's thick.
22:57I have one concern.
23:01Only you can sleep in this.
23:06That's right.
23:08You have to have a strong spirit that can withstand the gaze of the people around you.
23:17Recently, many people have brought this to the evacuation center.
23:22Then there is no such thing as a bad guy.
23:26You can make a group of people who have this.
23:29Stop it.
23:31It's like a winning group.
23:33I will never let you escape.
23:35It may be important for the elderly and small children to prepare a large number of this.
23:43This is a size that fits in your backpack.
23:45I would like you to do this in advance.
23:51In addition, Mr. TAKANI said that there is a 70% chance of a large eruption of Mt. Fuji, a direct earthquake in the capital, and an earthquake in the South China Sea.
24:06What I want everyone to know is not just about disaster prevention goods.
24:13What I want you to know about the disaster prevention goods industry.
24:17The local government is also entering the second phase.
24:21I introduced some companies earlier.
24:24The local government also has to do various things in the event of a disaster.
24:28Do you have any concerns in this?
24:32This is an initiative that all local governments are doing.
24:35The most worrisome thing is the Azabu Juba Shelter.
24:40This is a place where you can learn how to protect yourself from the recent J-Alert missile launch information.
24:47If these things go well in the test, it will gradually spread.
24:53Originally, Azabu Juba Station had a certain size of disaster prevention warehouse.
24:58It is a model business with Tokyo that can be equipped with a shelter that can evacuate there more safely.
25:06In addition, in Yamanashi Prefecture, a simulation video of a large eruption of Mt. Fuji was created and distributed to local residents.
25:15The route and location of when to escape were made clear.
25:21In Koto Prefecture, a disaster map application was introduced to find the evacuation site of Moeri immediately when a disaster occurred.
25:30In addition, in Hiroshima Prefecture and Oita Prefecture, local governments around the country are looking for disaster prevention measures that are necessary, such as trying to transport supplies by drone to the left-behind villages.
25:47And after this, the disaster-preventing goods of the Bureau of Disaster Prevention, which protects life from the great tsunami of the Nankai Dragon Earthquake, will appear.
25:59In August of this year, an earthquake that was said to be the cause of the Hiroshima and Kanagawa Earthquakes occurred, and the temporary information of the Nankai Dragon Earthquake was announced.
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27:16In the garden of the school, there is a parking lot, rooftop, you can install in various places.
27:22Oh, this.
27:24When I look at this, it's really coming.
27:30I don't want it to come, but it's not predictable.
27:34In the theater, the tsunami comes while it's shaking.
27:38There is only a few minutes.
27:41Yes, in fact, when the Nankai earthquake occurred,
27:46it is said that there is a possibility that a large tsunami of 34 meters in height will come at the shortest time of 2 minutes near the sea.
27:54There is an entrance here.
27:56Is this for one person?
27:57This is for 4 people.
27:58Can 4 people get on?
28:00So there are bigger ones.
28:03There are ones for 6 people, 20 people, and large ones.
28:0620 people?
28:07There are big ones.
28:09There are cases where companies buy these tsunami shelters and install them to protect the workers.
28:18Oh, I see.
28:19So if you put it in a group,
28:23if there are 100 people, if you buy 5 of them,
28:26everyone will be saved.
28:28Excuse me.
28:29I'm going to confront the tsunami with this.
28:33It's like a movie.
28:38There is also a seat belt inside.
28:41Even if it is overturned, it will return.
28:44The seat belt is a must.
28:46Inside, there is a cushion mat.
28:50There is also a space for luggage such as a backpack.
28:55What is the biggest feature?
28:59It is said that it can protect itself even when large trees come.
29:04Is it so sturdy?
29:06It is strong against shock.
29:08It doesn't have an engine.
29:10Basically, it is a lifeboat that floats inside and waits for help.
29:16If water comes in, you can drain it with a pump.
29:19Even if the inside is filled with water and comes to the neck,
29:23this ship itself has buoyancy, so it doesn't sink physically.
29:28First of all, it is guaranteed that you will be saved.
29:32It floats in this state, waits for help, and is pulled by a ship to go to land.
29:37Or if you happen to arrive on land, there is anger inside,
29:42so if you put it outside, it won't be washed away by the tide.
29:47If you can communicate in a good place,
29:53you can swim and return to land if you are healthy.
29:59It is a lifeboat that can be saved from the most dangerous state.
30:04It's great, but how much is it?
30:12It's about 2 million yen for four people.
30:16If you think of it as a car, it's a car that you can ride once in a lifetime.
30:29I'll tell you what I want you to know about disaster food.
30:35Wow, you're finally here. Thank you.
30:38There are many things that arrive at disaster sites and evacuees.
30:45Here it is.
30:48What I want you to know about disaster food.
30:50Food delivered by bush support.
30:52Rice, alpaca rice, and park rice.
30:54Lunch box, canned food, retort food, sweets, cup noodles, etc.
30:58I'm sure you all know this information.
31:01But I think these are important.
31:04First of all, it's an energy source to save lives.
31:07And when you do a push scene,
31:09if you ask the manufacturer or the supermarket to send it out as soon as you wake up,
31:14the cup noodles in the box go first.
31:17And it doesn't rot.
31:20Things that can be stored for a long time go first.
31:23I'm sure you're all grateful.
31:25But when this continues,
31:27you'll want to eat it.
31:31It sounds like you're being selfish if you don't feel it.
31:35But if you think about it in your own way,
31:38it's good to eat it once in a while,
31:40but it's hard to eat cup noodles every day.
31:45If it's one or two meals.
31:47It's the same.
31:49These are the most frequently asked questions.
31:54Food that makes the host happy.
31:56Vegetables in a hurry.
31:58Warm food, miso soup, etc.
32:00Boiled food, fresh fruits, alcohol, sweets, anko, etc.
32:03I'm sure you all agree with this.
32:05It's hard to put vegetables in a push scene.
32:08It's hard to do it hygienically.
32:11Even though vegetables are difficult every day,
32:14it's good to have a little bit of vegetables to get rid of the gas.
32:19If you have a cucumber.
32:21Pickles are good, too.
32:23I'm glad.
32:24After this,
32:25the host's voice will be solved.
32:28The host's voice will be solved.
32:34In fact, in the evacuation center life centered on eating,
32:37not only the nutrition,
32:39what the host wants most is vegetables.
32:44In order to solve such a real problem,
32:47I would like to introduce vegetables that are also included in the host's maker.
32:53Today, I would like to introduce vegetables that Matsuko can store.
32:57Is there such a thing?
32:59Here it is.
33:01Is it miso soup?
33:03Yes, I put four vegetables here as a food that can store vegetables.
33:07Matsuko, do you have anything to worry about?
33:09I don't want to make it myself,
33:14but freeze-dried vegetables are great.
33:16Especially fried eggplant has a good texture and color.
33:19Freeze-dried vegetables are also nutritious as vegetables.
33:23Recently, freeze-dried vegetables are amazing.
33:25It's really amazing.
33:27The texture of cabbage is as good as if it was just made.
33:33It's delicious.
33:35I try to eat freeze-dried vegetables with miso soup.
33:44I eat it because the expiration date is about to expire.
33:47That's a rolling stock.
33:49Let's do it together.
33:50Rolling stock.
33:52Do it.
33:56Don't say such a ridiculous thing.
33:58I don't do anything.
34:00I don't store anything.
34:02Let's do it together.
34:04Rolling stock.
34:06Are you going to continue until I do it?
34:09Let's do it together.
34:10Rolling stock.
34:13That's 40 pieces.
34:16I'm sorry.
34:17I'm sorry.
34:20This is a Japanese star of Michimoto Foods, Takuan.
34:24Takuan is canned and can be stored for 3 years and 8 months.
34:28It's delicious.
34:30The texture is very important.
34:33When you eat rice balls, you can eat Takuan.
34:37By biting it, you can get saliva and prevent inflammation.
34:40It also improves blood flow.
34:42I recommend it.
34:43It's good.
34:45Pickles are good.
34:48It's good.
34:49You can get rid of gas just by eating a little.
34:52Texture is also important.
34:55You can easily get vegetables for 350 grams.
34:59It is a vegetable juice that can be stored for 5 years.
35:07It is a vegetable soup that can be stored for 3 years.
35:10Various vegetable preservatives are used by various manufacturers.
35:16Matsuko tried the ultimate preservative food that everyone has been waiting for.
35:25It is not a food that can be stored for 25 years.
35:31What is the ultimate preservative food that Imaizumi was impressed with?
35:38I will introduce the preservative food that has evolved after eating vegetables.
35:42This is it.
35:44This is the ultimate preservative food that can be stored for 25 years.
35:49This is Survival Foods Chicken Curry.
35:53Was the pasta sauce this bad?
35:57This is a preservative food.
36:00This is a strong food in the preservative industry.
36:06This is amazing.
36:08This is a food that can be stored for 25 years.
36:11This is a food that can be stored for 25 years.
36:13This is amazing.
36:15Survival Foods Chicken Curry has been around for 25 years.
36:21This curry is a revolution.
36:24Everyone was waiting for this.
36:27They were worried about whether they could make curry.
36:30Curry was difficult to make.
36:32The manufacturer did his best.
36:35Even if it was possible to preserve this for a long time, it was difficult to freeze the taste of Japanese people.
36:45After 45 years of operation, improvements were made.
36:48Finally, the deliciousness and long-term preservation were successful.
36:53This is a food that can be stored for 25 years.
36:55This is amazing.
36:56This is a food that can be stored for 25 years.
36:59This is a food that can be stored for 25 years.
37:02This is a food that can be stored for 25 years.
37:06I'm sad.
37:10I have a shorter life expectancy than curry.
37:16This is a normal curry.
37:24This is the same as usual.
37:26This is delicious.
37:28There are vegetables, potatoes, carrots, and tomato paste.
37:32Why does this last for 25 years?
37:34This is a freeze-dried curry.
37:36This is a perfect freeze-dried curry.
37:39This is a curry with a lot of ingredients.
37:40This is a double-wrapped curry.
37:42This is a curry with a strong liver.
37:44This is not a normal liver.
37:46This is a curry with a sealed liver.
37:48This is a curry that absorbs moisture as much as possible.
37:52This is a curry that does not touch the outside air.
37:54This is a curry that does not touch the outside air.
37:56This is delicious.
37:58I'm glad.
38:02This is not a taste that can be stored for 25 years.
38:06This is a rolling stock.
38:08If you have a hard time, you can buy it once.
38:12If you want to eat curry, you don't have to buy it.
38:17If possible, I want you to eat it once a day.
38:20When I notice water, I get angry.
38:30That's fast.
38:32This is safe.
38:34However, you have to be careful about water.
38:37Recently, water has been stored for 12 years.
38:41This is in an aluminum can.
38:43This is a 500 ml PET bottle.
38:45This is stored for 12 years.
38:47This is stored for 12 years.
38:49This water is safe.
38:51This water can be stored for 12 years in a closet or under the bed.
38:57Let's talk about agricultural goods.
38:59I feel like I'm being bought.
39:01I feel like I'm being bought.
39:19I think there were a lot of serious disaster goods.
39:24Many people have a negative image of disaster goods.
39:29This is the data.
39:30This is the image of disaster goods in the world.
39:33There is no space to store it.
39:35There are a lot of disaster goods in the house.
39:38It is difficult to manage.
39:41This is the water that you mentioned earlier.
39:45I understand the second one.
39:48I think about the earthquake again.
39:54There are people who get excited.
39:56There are people who don't get excited.
39:59Basically, everyone is abnormal.
40:03This is an innovative item to eliminate the negative image of disaster goods.
40:10This is it.
40:12This is what I learned from the disaster.
40:15This is what I learned from the disaster.
40:16This is not just stored in the house.
40:18This is useful in everyday life and in the event of a disaster.
40:21This is a functional disaster goods.
40:23Please incorporate this.
40:26This is a phase-free product.
40:32It seems that I was defeated.
40:36If you know this, you won't have a sense of resistance.
40:40You can use it for a long time.
40:44You can use it for a long time and it will be useful in the event of a disaster.
40:48This is a concept called phase-free.
40:51There are a lot of such disaster goods.
40:55Phase-free means that a sofa that can be used on a daily basis can store food in the event of a disaster.
41:03A tote bag that can be used for shopping can be used as a bucket to carry water.
41:09This eliminates the boundary between everyday life and the event of a disaster.
41:12You can easily incorporate disaster goods.
41:16Disaster goods will be collected in the studio.
41:22Everyone should use this.
41:25I didn't know this at all.
41:30This is a free service.
41:34Next week.
41:36Is there such a bright light?
41:39A new world in Japan.
41:41It's a luminous body.
41:43It's wonderful.
41:44I'm glad.
41:45I didn't say I would buy it.
41:47What is happening in the world of Japanese fashion?
41:51From here, you can experience disaster goods that can be used on a daily basis.
41:56I don't know what's going on as far as I can see.
42:00There are various phase-free disaster goods hidden here.
42:09I don't think you can tell at a glance.
42:11I don't know.
42:13Can I try an experiment?
42:16Please sit down.
42:18For example, let's say a power outage occurred in a disaster.
42:22Then, a certain change will occur in this room.
42:26Please turn off the power.
42:33If you turn off the power, the light will turn on at that moment.
42:38I understand.
42:40Did you know that there is a disaster light bulb?
42:44Is this a light bulb?
42:46That's right.
42:47Is the light bulb such a device instead of the main body?
42:50It is a light bulb that can be attached to any electrical equipment.
42:53I didn't know that.
42:55Can I attach this light bulb to the ceiling?
42:59Can I attach this light bulb to the ceiling?
43:01Can I attach this light bulb to the ceiling?
43:03There is a lithium battery in the light bulb.
43:08I think everyone should use this light bulb.
43:11I didn't know that.
43:14I didn't know that.
43:17When a large-scale disaster occurs, it may take several days for the electricity to be restored.
43:23In the case of the night, there are many cases where a disaster occurs, such as a broken tableware or broken glass.
43:28In the case of the night, there are many cases where a disaster occurs, such as a broken tableware or broken glass.
43:35However, if you use this light bulb on a daily basis, the battery inside will be activated the moment you detect a power outage.
43:45The light will turn on and you can avoid danger.
43:49How long does it last?
43:51It will turn on for 12 hours.
43:55This is the latest in the disaster light bulb.
44:00It has another revolutionary function.
44:03I would like Matsuko to say this.
44:08Speaking of which, I have become an advertising party among the members.
44:14It's not like a spell.
44:17It's not like a spell.
44:20Do I say it here?
44:22Sakura.
44:23Did you call me?
44:26Is it Sakura?
44:28There is a voice recognition chip.
44:30Sakura.
44:31What is it?
44:33Is there any other way to say it?
44:36Stop it.
44:39Help me.
44:40Help me.
44:41Help me.
44:44Help me, too.
44:47This is to notify the SOS outside.
44:50I see.
44:51The light is blinking.
44:54Use the Morse code to say SOS.
44:57How many people can understand the Morse code?
45:00People who come to the rescue.
45:02I see.
45:03It's not just a light bulb.
45:05Can you see the light at the outlet?
45:10I can see it.
45:13It's useful when you go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
45:19It's very useful.
45:21I recommend you to use it.
45:25Do you have an automatic light in your house?
45:30I don't know.
45:31I recommend an automatic light.
45:34I have a lot of them in my house.
45:36When I was in the bathroom, the bathroom light came on.
45:41I thought it was helpful.
45:44I don't think it's automatic.
45:47But...
45:49Mr. Takanishi.
45:53I just talked about the bathroom.
45:56It's a Sunday product that makes your feet brighter when you go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
46:02When you turn off the light, you can walk with the light in front of you.
46:07Your hands are free.
46:09Your feet are bright.
46:10You don't have to step on the glass.
46:13Your toes are strong, so even if you drop something, your feet won't be crushed.
46:17It's a room slipper.
46:18I'm relieved.
46:22That's great.
46:25I'd like to introduce you to another revolutionary disaster prevention product.
46:31If you look closely, it's very cute.
46:34I'm glad.
46:35It's a cassette bomb.
46:38It says Iwatani on it.
46:40That's great.
46:43You just need to put one in.
46:45That's great.
46:47You can put a kettle on it.
46:49You can put it on the veranda when you want to look at the stars.
46:53You can put it out and take a step.
46:55I really recommend it.
46:56I was thinking about that cassette bomb.
47:00You can use it for various purposes.
47:03It's been in use for seven years.
47:05It's been in use for seven years.
47:07It's been in use for seven years.
47:09It's a rolling stove.
47:11That's great.
47:13It's scary.
47:17It's a cassette bomb-type stove that can be used for a long time compared to soy sauce.
47:23You can easily take steps without electricity.
47:28The disaster prevention goods that Mr. Okubo wants to recommend the most are...
47:35Excuse me.
47:38Can you touch the inside of this bag?
47:45Touch the inside?
47:47It was very hot.
47:51It's hot.
47:54This is no good.
47:56This will burn you.
47:58I think it's about 100 degrees now.
48:02You said it very well.
48:06You are the scariest.
48:09I didn't understand it.
48:11As a result, I think you are the scariest.
48:14This is a portable microwave.
48:19Is that how you use it?
48:22You put retro stuff in here.
48:25It warms up to 80 degrees in about 5 minutes.
48:29If it's retro, it gets hot in about 20 minutes.
48:32Did you put your hand in such a thing?
48:36You can't use fire in an evacuation center or on the move.
48:42It's not a microwave-like way of using it.
48:45When it's really cold outside, you can just put your hand in here.
48:52It's a completely different way of doing it.
48:55This is a fan that uses the world's first international patent.
49:01If you turn on the electricity, it will generate heat.
49:05The fan itself is generating heat.
49:08It doesn't have a heater in it.
49:10So you don't have to worry about fire.
49:13You can use it with a smartphone's normal mobile battery.
49:17You can put it on like this.
49:21You don't know when or where an earthquake will occur.
49:25You can carry a bag like this in your pouch.
49:29When something happens...
49:31I'm thinking about it now.
49:33I don't think there's a normal way to use it.
49:39Is it poison?
49:42That's why I bought a meat bun at a convenience store.
49:46So that I don't have to wake up at home.
49:48It's a canned coffee.
49:51Mr. Okumura usually uses it as a child's lunch box.
49:56He is famous for being able to eat warm rice even after a long time.
50:02I think it's good that warm things make me feel at ease.
50:07I think so, too.
50:10I don't think there are many people who haven't done anything.
50:15I started with water.
50:18I thought it would be scary if I didn't store water.
50:23After I started putting a lot of water in the house...
50:28I thought it would be impossible with just water.
50:33Now I have food and a toilet.
50:38I'm so happy.
50:44It's like a friend's mother complimenting you.