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00:00This is what happens when you give birth to a baby.
00:02The number of times you want to tell people is increasing.
00:07Do you know this?
00:18When 60 people gather together,
00:20the probability that they will have the same birthday pair is 99%.
00:25What?
00:27I want to say it!
00:29It's quite shocking.
00:34This can be explained by the mathematical concept of probability.
00:41In this case, there are no people who have the same birthday.
00:45There is only one or the other,
00:48so if you add two probabilities, it will definitely be 100%.
00:52In other words, if you subtract B from 100%,
00:56it becomes A.
00:59For example, if it's a group of two,
01:02the second birthday, which is different from the first birthday,
01:05is 364,
01:08so the probability of B is 364 out of 365.
01:15If you calculate this, it becomes about 99.7%.
01:20The probability of two people having the same birthday is about 0.3%.
01:27In the case of a group of three,
01:29the third birthday, which is different from the first and second birthday,
01:33is 363,
01:35so the probability is about 0.8%.
01:40If you continue this calculation,
01:42the probability that there is no same birthday pair
01:45when 60 people gather together
01:47is about 0.6%,
01:50so the probability of having the same birthday pair is more than 99%.
01:57When 60 people gather together,
01:59the probability of having the same birthday pair is 99%.
02:08By the way, if you add a little more,
02:10if it's 70 people, it's already 99.9%.
02:13By the way, if it's 70 people, it's already 99.9%.
02:18It's almost 100% the same.
02:21This is amazing.
02:24But when I was in vocational school,
02:26there were about 60 people.
02:29Among them, Tecchan and I
02:32had the same birthday on February 13th.
02:35Really?
02:37Wait a minute!
02:40I thought it was amazing.
02:42I thought it was right.
02:44Thank you!
02:46What are you doing?
02:49Do you know this?
02:58In space, there is a celestial body with a question mark.
03:03I got it!
03:05Really?
03:07It's a question mark!
03:12It's a question mark!
03:17Do you know this?
03:26In space, there is a celestial body with a question mark.
03:31I got it!
03:33I got it!
03:35It's a question mark!
03:37What does that mean?
03:39This is amazing.
03:42NASA's James Webb Space Telescope
03:45took a picture in 2023.
03:52There was a question mark-shaped celestial body.
03:56Where is it?
03:58Where is it?
04:00I got it!
04:02I got it!
04:05Isn't it amazing?
04:07You did a good job!
04:13In space, there is a celestial body with a question mark.
04:17Isn't it amazing?
04:19Christopher Britt said
04:21that two galaxies may be fused together.
04:25So, this question mark
04:27was created when two galaxies collided
04:29and were about to merge.
04:32Oh, it's a moment.
04:34It's a miracle question mark.
04:36Wow.
04:38Even Kusanagi didn't expect this.
04:40It's more like a question mark than I expected.
04:42You did a good job!
04:45Do you know this?
04:47The Unexpected
05:05I know!
05:07Why did you put what you knew in?
05:09How did you know?
05:11Show me your face!
05:13I'm the one who's in charge!
05:15I'm going to start from here.
05:17When he asked the commander-in-chief at the time of the war...
05:19There's no mistaking it.
05:21It's the truth.
05:23The base is 17.
05:25The base is 35.
05:27The half-base is 5.
05:29The small base is 4.
05:31The final small base is 3.
05:33The final base is 6.
05:35The total is 30.
05:37In total, it's 100.
05:39It's based on the Hieizan legend,
05:41which is the story of a man named Hyakusen,
05:43who died in the battle of Ganzan.
05:45It's said that 30% of his fortune is from Kyoto.
05:49It's been passed down
05:51from generation to generation
05:53since the war.
05:58The fortune of war.
06:0030% of his fortune is from Kyoto.
06:02This is amazing.
06:04It's like there's no rule.
06:06You can change your fortune
06:08depending on the situation.
06:10It's been passed down
06:12from generation to generation.
06:14There are 30 million people
06:16who visit Japan every year,
06:18including foreigners.
06:20One in 10 people draws a fortune.
06:22So, 900,000 people
06:24go to Kyoto every year.
06:26That's a lot.
06:28That's a lot.
06:30900,000 people go to Kyoto every year.
06:32I don't like it.
06:34It's depressing.
06:36A lot of mischief is coming out.
06:38A lot of mischief.
06:40Which team's mischief
06:42will touch Miyu Honda's heart?
06:46Let's start the first round
06:48with a sparkly feeling.
06:50First of all,
06:52I'm Asahi.
07:02Do you know this?
07:06There is a picture of a baby
07:08in a wallet.
07:10It means
07:12the probability of entry
07:14into the wallet
07:16when the fortune is dropped
07:18is higher than
07:20when the lottery is won.
07:22It's his photo.
07:24I can't wait to see his results.
07:28The first person
07:30to conduct academic research
07:32on good luck
07:34Richard Wiseman, a professor at the University of Oxford,
07:38conducted an experiment in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2008.
07:45A family photo.
07:48A baby photo.
07:51A picture of an old couple.
07:54A picture of a puppy.
07:57A wallet with a charity card.
08:00A total of 240 wallets, each containing nothing, were prepared.
08:07They were tested to see how much money would be returned to them
08:10when they dropped them in various places in the city.
08:16A total of 42% of the wallets were returned to them.
08:21But when it comes to baby photos,
08:2388% and the most were returned.
08:30When they are in the wallet,
08:32the probability of them returning when they are dropped
08:35is determined by the results of a study called baby photos.
08:56Do you know this?
09:00Do you know this?
09:07Riko from Jagarico is the name of a friend who is in charge of development.
09:23When I checked the Calbee website,
09:27I saw Rikako, a friend of the developer,
09:31eating deliciously,
09:33and I came up with the name of the product.
09:38When I asked Mase, the Calbee PR manager,
09:42he said that more than 1,000 candidates were given
09:46for the name of the product when Jagarico was developed.
09:50From there, the number of votes of the project team was gradually narrowed,
09:55and in the end, the candidates were divided into Jagarico and Jagarinko.
10:02While it was difficult to choose between the two,
10:05the decision on the name of the product was left to the project leader.
10:10At that time, the leader said this.
10:14In fact, Jagarico was the name of the product I put out,
10:18and when I gave my friend Rikako a prototype,
10:21I saw her eating very deliciously and came up with the name.
10:25Jagaimo Rikako.
10:27Jagarikako.
10:29Jagariko!
10:31So the name of the product is Jagariko!
10:35Thus, Jagariko was released in 1995.
10:43Riko from Jagarico is the name of a friend who is in charge of development.
10:50I want to tell this to someone right away.
10:53I want to hear it.
10:55You're shaking your head.
10:56You thought it was Rikako, didn't you?
10:58Rikako is Rikako.
11:00There is a character.
11:02This is a cheese-flavored Kirin.
11:05The mother's name is Rikako.
11:08Rikako!
11:09I recovered Rikako!
11:13Do you know this?
11:20This is a series that everyone knows.
11:24There is only one special grill in each of the 4,000 rooms.
11:32I don't know this.
11:34I don't know this.
11:36I just said, I don't know this.
11:38I want to say this.
11:40I don't know this.
11:42Don't say it.
11:44I don't know this.
11:47When I asked the person in charge of Lawson,
11:51There is a probability of one in 4,000 rooms.
11:54Karage-kun, which has been re-grilled, will appear.
11:59That's cute!
12:01That's cute!
12:06The miscellaneous sounds that make people want to say come out.
12:11Do you know this?
12:19This is a series that everyone knows.
12:23There is only one special grill in each of the 4,000 rooms.
12:31I don't know this.
12:34When I asked the person in charge of Lawson,
12:38There is a probability of one in 4,000 rooms.
12:40Karage-kun, which has been re-grilled, will appear.
12:45Here is the special grill.
12:47This is rare!
12:49This is rare!
12:51This is rare!
12:53This is rare!
12:55This is rare!
12:57He showed us the process of putting the Karage-kun grill in the factory.
13:03First, set the Karage-kun grill here and put it in this machine.
13:11After that, just close the lid and press the switch.
13:16Then...
13:19Now the grill is laser-grilled.
13:23The Karage-kun grill is well-grilled.
13:27This is rare!
13:30After this, the Karage-kun grill will be delivered to each store at random.
13:36Lawson's Karage-kun has only one special grill in each of the 4,000 rooms.
13:45Thank you!
13:47This is amazing!
13:49In fact, this has been around for 10 years.
13:52What?
13:55This is really fun!
13:57This is amazing!
13:59Not only the Karage-kun grill, but the normal Karage-kun grill also has a probability of 3 in 4,000 rooms.
14:06What?
14:08This is great!
14:10Then we should take a closer look at it.
14:12We should take a closer look at it.
14:14There is a possibility of eating it.
14:16We don't know.
14:18This is the first round of the math competition.
14:21Which team's math did Honda-san choose?
14:30Team Nanbara!
14:32Yes!
14:34That's not fair!
14:36That's not fair!
14:38This is the second round.
14:40Do you want to go first or second?
14:42Either is fine.
14:45Can you go first?
14:47I don't want to.
14:49That's not fair!
14:51Let's go!
14:53This is the second round of the math competition.
14:57Which team's math did Honda-san choose?
15:01Do you know this?
15:04Which team's math did Honda-san choose?
15:11Glass can be cut with scissors underwater.
15:15What?
15:17I want to say it!
15:19You didn't know, did you?
15:21I didn't know!
15:23First, let's cut the glass outside the water.
15:29I don't want to.
15:31I don't want to.
15:33Let's put it in the water.
15:39Wow!
15:43This is amazing!
15:50Glass can be cut with scissors underwater.
15:54Wow!
15:57Glass can be cut with scissors underwater.
16:01Glass can be cut with scissors underwater.
16:04That's right.
16:06That's right.
16:09Glass is made of hydrogen and oxygen.
16:14Hydrogen is put in water.
16:17Hydrogen is put in water.
16:20Hydrogen is put in water.
16:23Hydrogen is put in water.
16:26Hydrogen is put in water.
16:28Hydrogen is put in water.
16:30Hydrogen is put in water.
16:33Do you know this?
16:39This is embarrassing.
16:43This is a box of clay.
16:47Isn't this amazing?
16:49Isn't this amazing?
16:53I'm talking to the owner of the koikeya.
17:00Yes, that's right.
17:02The koikeya's ko is taken from the ko of Suwako.
17:06Koikeya was established in 1958.
17:11The founder is Koike Kasuo, who wrote Chisai Ike.
17:16Don't you take it from here?
17:18He wanted to make the company as big as Suwako in Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture, the birthplace of Chisai Ike.
17:25That's why he named the company Koikeya.
17:30The ko of Koikeya is Suwako.
17:44Do you know this?
17:49I love it.
17:54The ko of Koikeya is Suwako.
17:57He wanted to make a new product, so he named it.
18:02It's been 63 years since the company was founded.
18:06Only ice cream can be made now.
18:09Why?
18:10Why did you name it Koikeya?
18:12There is a concept of ice cream companies.
18:16Why did you name it Koikeya?
18:18Only ice cream can be made now.
18:20Even though it's so famous?
18:21That's right.
18:25I asked Akagi Koikeya why.
18:30When the company was established,
18:33there were many ice cream makers in other companies.
18:35There were many companies with Koikeya's name.
18:40I wanted to catch up with them someday.
18:43That's why I named it Koikeya.
18:48My goal is to increase my share in the ice cream industry.
18:55That's why I keep making ice cream.
19:01Akagi Koikeya wanted to make a new product,
19:06so he named it Koikeya.
19:09It's been 63 years since the company was founded.
19:12Only ice cream can be made now.
19:15I see.
19:16That's great.
19:17That's great.
19:20In fact, Akagi Koikeya has been in other genres in the past.
19:25In 1969, he started selling frozen food.
19:29Did you sell frozen food?
19:30However, it was too new that the microwave was not distributed in the general household.
19:36Why did you sell it?
19:37Because it was too new.
19:38I see.
19:39That's why the time has finally come.
19:41That's great.
19:43What should I do?
19:44I'm busy with the production of Garigari-kun.
19:47Garigari-kun has sold 400 million copies a year.
19:51That's a lot of money.
19:52That's a lot of money.
19:53That's a lot of money.
19:54A lot of money that makes people want to say.
19:57The second round is Team Tanaka.
20:02Do you know this?
20:08When you remember, you use your right hand.
20:14When you remember, you squeeze your left hand.
20:19Your memory will improve.
20:22That's amazing.
20:23That's amazing.
20:24I want to be surprised.
20:25There is no VTR that does not cost so much budget.
20:28You just hold a ball.
20:31But I'm very interested.
20:33There are times when you have to memorize a lot of lines, right?
20:36This is amazing.
20:38According to Shinji Kitagami, who is the Vice Chairman of the Japanese Psychological Association,
20:44it seems that the work of the brain is related.
20:49In the brain, there is the left brain that stabilizes the memory,
20:53and the right brain that draws out the memory,
20:56and each of them is connected to the opposite hand.
21:00Therefore, if you move your right hand, the left brain is activated,
21:03and if you move your left hand, the right brain is activated.
21:08In other words, if you move your right hand, it is easier to stabilize the memory,
21:13and if you move your left hand, it is easier to draw out the memory.
21:18According to an experiment conducted at the University of Montclair,
21:22which was published in the American Science Journal in 2013,
21:27they divided the 51 people on the right hand into five groups by the difference in the hand they held,
21:32and examined how much they could remember 72 words.
21:38The people who had the best memory were those who held their right hand when they remembered,
21:43and those who held their left hand when they remembered.
21:49When you remember, hold your right hand.
21:52When you remember, hold your left hand.
21:59This is great!
22:01Miyu, you also have a lot of times when you have to remember lines, right?
22:05Yes.
22:06Oh, yes!
22:07What's wrong with you?
22:09No, no, no, no!
22:11Then, even if you don't do it, you can still remember, right?
22:15Huh? I can remember?
22:17When I want to get up, I move my ring finger like this.
22:21If I move my ring finger like this, it stimulates my auditory nerves and wakes me up.
22:25Oh, I see!
22:26If I move my ring finger like this, it stimulates my auditory nerves and makes me sleepy.
22:29I'm sure you'll remember.
22:31This is a lesson from me.
22:34Then, I want to say it!
22:39Do you know this?
22:43Ah, soukai.
22:46Huh?
22:50The word soukai comes from the word shitai.
22:54What?
22:56This is shoukai!
22:58This is not shoukai!
23:00Miyu, your friends are going to be scared!
23:04No, no, no!
23:06This is great!
23:09Shizuka Shirakawa was the first person to study kanji.
23:12In 2004, she won the Literature Prize.
23:15According to the Jyoyoujikai, a basic dictionary of Shizuka Shirakawa,
23:21a x-shaped tattoo is drawn on the chest of a dead body.
23:25In other words, the tattoo is drawn in the shape of ink.
23:31The part of the sou, dai, represents a person.
23:37The four x's represent tattoos.
23:43In ancient China, when this character was born,
23:46it was believed that if you kept the soul of the deceased in a pure state,
23:50it would be able to revive someday.
23:53In order to prevent the evil soul from entering the dead body,
23:57it was said that the tattoo of the x-mark was carved.
24:02The character for sou in shoukai comes from the dead body.
24:08Look at her face!
24:10It's great, isn't it?
24:12It's great, but I don't know if I want to say it or not.
24:16You have a chance to say it.
24:18If you have a chance to say it, you should say it.
24:21I was surprised.
24:23I was surprised.
24:25I was surprised.
24:27It's great, but I want to keep the soul of the deceased.
24:32It's great, isn't it?
24:35Do you know this?
24:45There is a hidden game in Instagram DMs.
24:49Hidden game?
24:51I want to say this!
24:57Send an emoji from the Instagram DM page.
25:04Send?
25:05Send?
25:06Send!
25:07If you tap the emoji, the mini-game starts.
25:13You can enjoy a pinball-like game where you move the black bar below with your finger and bounce the emoji.
25:22There is a hidden game in Instagram DMs.
25:27There is a hidden game in Instagram DMs.
25:30There is a hidden game in Instagram DMs.
25:32It's great, isn't it?
25:33When you play a game with a cake, a shortcake pops out when you bounce it back.
25:39That's right!
25:40That's right!
25:41It's cute!
25:42If the cake is angry, the cake pops out.
25:46I want to try various things.
25:48I want to try various things.
25:49It's interesting.
25:50This game is refreshing.
25:51I want to play a refreshing game.
25:53I want to play a refreshing game.
25:55No, no, no.
25:56This is the second round of the math competition.
25:59Which team's math did Honda-san choose?
26:07Of course, it's Team Nanbara!
26:12That's strange.
26:13All of them were interesting, but I chose the kanji.
26:18You're wearing red today.
26:21The kanji for red is the kanji for sunburn.
26:26Sunburn?
26:28How do you know that?
26:30Sunburn?
26:31That's a very nasty name.
26:34That's a very nasty name.
26:37Team Nanbara won twice in a row.
26:41We only have three rounds left.
26:43We've already won, haven't we?
26:44At this point, Team Nanbara has won.
26:48How do you feel?
26:49Are you confident you'll win?
26:50No, I'm not.
26:52You have to win!
26:54You have to win!
26:56Team Nanbara has entered the third round.
27:00The team that wins will receive a reward.
27:04Do you know this?
27:14A traffic light?
27:17The sound of a pedestrian traffic light.
27:19The difference between the word for a bird and the word for a chick has a meaning.
27:23I remember there are two kinds of sounds.
27:27The sound of a bird and the sound of a chick.
27:30There's a reason why I want to say it.
27:36According to Masaki Tauchi, a professor at Okayama Prefectural University,
27:41who was involved in the development of a traffic light that makes sounds,
27:46it's to guide people who are blind to safety.
27:51You can tell the direction of the two kinds of sounds.
28:03For a chick, it's from the east to the west.
28:07I see.
28:09You can tell where you're going.
28:11This will be helpful for us too.
28:13The traffic light is set up so that people can tell where they're going.
28:20The sound of a pedestrian traffic light.
28:22The difference between the word for a bird and the word for a chick has a meaning.
28:26This is amazing!
28:28This will be helpful for us too.
28:30This will be helpful for us too.
28:32This will be helpful for us too.
28:34This will be helpful for us too.
28:36This will be helpful for us too.
28:38We'll be honest.
28:40This will be helpful for us too.
28:45Do you know this?
28:54Before the launch of the space shuttle,
28:57astronauts have to put on their costumes.
29:00What?
29:01Isn't that too much?
29:03You're always talking about your hands.
29:05Didn't you know?
29:07It's hard to say you don't know.
29:11In 2010, we asked Naoko Yamazaki,
29:14an astronaut who boarded the Space Shuttle Discovery.
29:19When we astronauts start training in NASA,
29:22we put on our costumes before we go to space.
29:26In the case of Ms. Yamazaki,
29:28her training to go to space in NASA began in 2004.
29:34And she took off for space in 2010.
29:39She rewrote her costumes to fix some changes in six years.
29:46She told me that insurance was in here.
29:48She told me to contact anyone.
29:50She told me to do the funeral in this way if necessary.
29:53She told me to put together the necessary information.
29:57NASA handled it properly.
29:59We prayed that it would not be opened and kept it.
30:04By doing so, we were able to go to space with confidence
30:09because we had all the necessary equipment.
30:13Before the launch, astronauts have to put on their costumes.
30:20There is a possibility of an accident.
30:24That's why they put on their costumes.
30:26I see.
30:27I see.
30:28To make it short,
30:30I asked Mr. Noguchi.
30:33When Mr. Noguchi goes on a flight,
30:36he writes a lot of things.
30:37I asked him why he writes about his occupation.
30:39He said he writes about going to space.
30:41Wow.
30:42That's cool.
30:43That's cool.
30:44This is from Team Nanbaru.
30:45No, it's not.
30:46It's you.
30:47It's you.
30:48It's you.
30:49It's your turn.
30:51Do you know this?
30:56Good morning.
30:57But it's still dark outside.
31:00There is a song where Gachapin tries to eat a child.
31:13Do you know this?
31:18Good morning.
31:19But it's still dark outside.
31:22There is a song where Gachapin tries to eat a child.
31:29Team Nanbaru.
31:30Team Nanbaru.
31:32The director is a black magician.
31:35He puts in all the cute things.
31:38Gachapin is a popular character who has been loved for many years.
31:42He was born in the era of Hirape Ponkiki, which was broadcasted in 1988.
31:53The title of the song sung by Gachapin is
31:58Let's eat.
32:02I'm scared.
32:04I'm in trouble.
32:09Let's eat.
32:10Let's eat.
32:11I'm scared.
32:12Let's eat.
32:13It's unexpected.
32:14I'm going to eat you, I'm going to eat you
32:19I'm going to eat the mischievous one
32:23A lot of butter
32:26I'm going to sprinkle sugar on you
32:31Open your big, big mouth
32:41I'm going to eat the mischievous one
32:45I'm going to eat the mischievous one
32:49Rock, paper, scissors
32:51If you win, eat me
32:54If you lose, run away
32:56If you lose, run away
33:00There is a song that Gachapin is trying to eat a child
33:06Actually, it was composed by Takuro Yoshida
33:11Isn't it amazing?
33:13The lyrics were collected in the program
33:18It's a very realistic recipe
33:22I want to eat it deliciously
33:26There was also an opinion that this song was good
33:30There were many complaints
33:33The broadcast was suspended for a week
33:36That's why it's valuable
33:38Three years of mischief that makes people want to say
33:41Team Nanbara
33:45Do you know this?
33:55If you apply 100V voltage to Takuan, it will shine
34:01I don't know what it is, but it looks like it's shining
34:04It's yellow
34:07It looks like it's shining
34:18Insert two electrodes into Takuan
34:25Apply voltage
34:44If you apply 100V voltage to Takuan, it will shine
34:50Everyone, prepare Takuan for Christmas this year
34:59The reason why Takuan shines is because of the salt in it
35:05If you apply voltage to Takuan, heat energy is generated inside and the temperature rises
35:11Then the water evaporates and salt remains
35:16This salt is burned by heat energy
35:21Takuan contains a moderate amount of salt
35:24Because the food fibers are even and the electricity is particularly easy to pass
35:28It seems that the conditions for fermentation are the same
35:34Do you know this?
35:46The height of the Tokyo Fire Station building is 119 meters
36:05The height of the Tokyo Fire Station building in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
36:16Approximately 61 meters
36:21Including the antenna above it
36:28The height is 119 meters
36:32The height of the Tokyo Fire Station building in Chiyoda-ku is 119 meters
36:38The height of the Tokyo Fire Station building in Chiyoda-ku is 119 meters
37:02Do you know this?
37:08Do you know this?
37:12The leather that was about to be hit once
37:15It doesn't come close to that person
37:18Do you know this?
37:20This is amazing
37:22It hurts
37:27According to Dr. Yoshikazu Shirai, a medical professor who has been studying leather for 32 years
37:34The leather that was about to be hit once
37:38It runs away as if it were taking a break
37:41It seems that there is a paper that avoids such things
37:46The title of the paper is
37:48The insect's sense of smell
37:50Once hit, avoid the next
37:54It was written by Jeff Riffel, a neuroscientist at the University of Washington
38:00In 2018, the world-renowned academician of biology,
38:05Karento Biology, was published
38:10In the paper, the leather that was exposed to stress such as being hit by a person
38:15Remember the smell
38:17No matter how many times you encounter it, it won't come close
38:20It is written
38:23The leather that was about to be hit once
38:26It doesn't come close to that person
38:31This is amazing
38:33The leather has a sharp sense of smell
38:36It is judged by the smell
38:38That's why it's easy for people who drink a lot to get stung
38:41You've been stung before, right?
38:43The same leather ran away and was stung
38:46There was a leather in the location
38:48Have you ever been stung?
38:49No
38:51Of course
38:52It's not an amateur's experience, it's a paper
38:55It's a game
38:59The third round of the math competition ends
39:03The winner will be decided by this result
39:09Team...
39:11Number 3
39:16I don't understand at all
39:18Why? I don't understand the reason
39:20I don't understand the reason at all
39:22It's your fault
39:24Iguchi just fired me
39:27But it's amazing
39:29Team Number 3 will receive a gift from Honda
39:35I'm 20 years old, but I've been coming to this shop since I was 6
39:41Did you make it with this curry?
39:43Yes, I made it with this curry
39:45I would like you to eat this
39:47I'm happy
39:48Thank you for the good result
39:50Thank you