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大群の1人になってみた 2025年1月18日 世界の大群・タイムズスクエアカウントダウン 日本の大群・初日の出
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00:00I'm in the army now.
00:08I'm in the army.
00:11MIA, the king of the army.
00:16Fuji, Japan.
00:18She is in the army with the people who are from all over the world.
00:25She is the only one.
00:27This is how it is.
00:30I'm in the army.
00:32I'm in the army.
00:34I'm in the army.
00:35I'm in the army.
00:36I'm in the army.
00:37We have to go there to find out the shocking fact.
00:40We have to go there to find out the shocking fact.
00:42In addition,
00:43The army of 7 million people.
00:46The largest festival in the world.
00:48Brazil Rio's carnival.
00:51The army of 6 million people.
00:53The German Oktoberfest.
00:56The army of 2 million people.
00:59The Black Nazareth Festival in the Philippines.
01:02I want to go to this show at least once in my life.
01:06It's a world-class event and a popular tourist spot.
01:10I'm going to be one of the army people who gathers from all over the world.
01:16I'm going to be one of the army people who gathers from all over the world.
01:24I'm going to be one of the army people.
01:29Yay!
01:31Yay!
01:34Are you all right?
01:37I'm so excited.
01:38You're excited, aren't you?
01:39I'm so excited.
01:40Is this a show to get excited?
01:41That's right.
01:43The reason why Kanda-san is so excited is because...
01:48It's the world's largest countdown event where a great storm hits the night sky.
01:56Times Square in New York, USA.
02:01I've seen it on TV, but I wonder where the best position is.
02:07How many hours does it take to get there?
02:11Let's find out by being one of the army people.
02:14It's the world's most famous countdown event.
02:18And how many times have you been there?
02:21Twice.
02:22Twice?
02:23It's really a dream to spend a countdown there.
02:26But I heard it's really hard.
02:28So I bought a hotel that I could see from the window.
02:33And I bought a cafe terrace.
02:38It's a very special fee.
02:41It's a very special fee.
02:43If you've been working this much for a year, it's a great reward.
02:47You've never been one of the army people.
02:51So I'm looking forward to it.
02:53I'd like to go there someday.
02:56On December 31st, she arrived in New York.
03:02Good morning.
03:05Good morning.
03:07I'm in New York.
03:10Who is she?
03:12It's Kawamura Tanpoko.
03:14I'd like to go to Times Square once.
03:23I heard that Kanda couldn't see the countdown last year.
03:29So I'd like to take revenge for her this time.
03:33Aika, please look at me.
03:35I'll definitely get there.
03:37Please go.
03:39Times Square is in the center of New York.
03:43The countdown will be held in the One Times Square building.
03:48That's the best location near Times Square.
03:52Will she be able to get there without knowing anything on the 31st?
04:00It's difficult to get there by train.
04:02It's a city.
04:05There's a McDonald's.
04:07McDonald's?
04:10There's a bus for Mario.
04:13It's a double-decker bus.
04:16If you turn right, you can get to the best location.
04:22However, there's a barrier.
04:27Excuse me.
04:29I'd like to go to Times Square countdown.
04:33Go to 49th Street.
04:36She gets stuck again.
04:39She decides to go to 49th Street.
04:43I want to watch the countdown.
04:46Do you want to watch the countdown on the bus?
04:48She walks to 50th Street.
04:50The police won't let her talk anymore.
04:53She wants to go to the center of New York,
04:56but she'll be led to a faraway place due to traffic regulations.
05:00It's hard to get to a restaurant from here.
05:04It's 50th Street. There's a light.
05:07There's no gate here.
05:09It's from here.
05:11It's a hotel keycard.
05:13I see.
05:15There's another gate.
05:17Turn right at Seventh Avenue.
05:22Turn right.
05:24It's a long queue.
05:26Please go that way.
05:29When she goes to Seventh Avenue,
05:33what she sees in front of her
05:35is the building where the countdown is displayed.
05:38All she has to do is go straight.
05:42How do I get there?
05:44There's another gate.
05:46Get in line at Intersection 6 and 49.
05:50I see.
05:52I have to line up.
05:54It's still before noon.
05:56It's still 9.30 pm.
05:58I have to line up from 9.30 pm to midnight.
06:01Finally,
06:03isn't this it?
06:05There's a line.
06:07Look at this. There's a line.
06:09There are people.
06:11There's a long line of people.
06:13I'm glad it's sunny.
06:15It's still before 9.40 pm.
06:17Wow.
06:19What?
06:21It's 9.50 pm.
06:23Are we in line now?
06:25It's the countdown.
06:27What time does it start?
06:29It's 12.30 pm.
06:31That's great.
06:33Where's the last station?
06:35It's over there.
06:37I don't think I can do this.
06:42This is the entrance gate.
06:44It's been open for a long time
06:46since 14 hours before the countdown.
06:51It opens in an hour.
06:53It opens in an hour?
06:55The gate opens in an hour.
06:58They're heading to the last station.
07:01There's a long line.
07:04The line is waiting for them at the entrance.
07:06Are they tired of waiting inside?
07:08There are people sitting there.
07:10I don't think I can do this.
07:12I don't think I can do this.
07:14I don't think I can do this.
07:16I don't think I can do this.
07:18It takes three minutes to get to the last station.
07:24It's here.
07:26It's a long line.
07:28It's a long line.
07:30It's a long line.
07:32It's a long line.
07:36There are five other entrances.
07:41This is the best place to get in.
07:45The entrance gate opens in an hour.
07:49Kawamura is curious.
07:51That's right.
07:53The line is 20 hours long?
07:55It's a long line.
07:57It's a long line.
07:59It's a long line.
08:01A long line?
08:03There's no toilet inside the gate.
08:06No bathroom?
08:08No bathroom?
08:10Oh my god.
08:12Okay.
08:14They have to wait for more than 12 hours.
08:17There's no food inside.
08:20Really?
08:22Really?
08:24I don't know.
08:26There's no food inside.
08:28We have to go buy food.
08:30We have to go buy food.
08:32The line is long.
08:34They have to wait for more than 12 hours.
08:36There's no toilet inside.
08:38There's no toilet inside.
08:40They have to wait for more than 12 hours.
08:42There are three entrances.
08:44There are three entrances.
08:46Do you wear diapers?
08:48Do you wear diapers?
08:50I've never worn them.
08:52I've never worn them.
08:54I've never worn them.
08:56I don't know what to do.
08:58I don't know what to do.
09:00If you wear yellow, you won't stand out.
09:02If you wear yellow, you won't stand out.
09:04You should take out your shoes.
09:06I have to. It's an emergency.
09:10We don't have 14 hours.
09:12Let's find food.
09:14That line is long.
09:16They gave up the long line
09:18They gave up the long line
09:20and ran away.
09:24We had to run away just to find the food?
09:28Many places close on New Year's Day
09:31Some places close on New Year's Day
09:32or until the evening.
09:34Can they still buy it?
09:36The line grows even now.
09:38The line grows even now.
09:40We have to buy and line up.
09:42We have to buy and line up.
09:44Sorry, but is this it?
09:46Is this it?
09:50Isn't this it?
09:53But it's a baby, so it won't fit.
09:55I'm a big hip.
09:57Big hip?
09:59Isn't this it?
10:01It's an adult.
10:03This is it.
10:05It's a 4XL.
10:07I think it'll fit.
10:09Isn't the 4XL over there amazing?
10:11It's a big hip.
10:13It's different for both men and women.
10:15If you manage to get an American hip, of course...
10:19It's as big as a Japanese.
10:21Excuse me.
10:23Toilet?
10:25A hip?
10:27Can you lend me this?
10:29Downstairs.
10:31Downstairs?
10:33In New York, there are many places that don't lend out toilets because they're afraid of terrorism and incidents.
10:39The bakery's brother taught him how to use the toilet.
10:42He exchanged the last toilet for an American hip.
10:53I'm in.
10:55It's my first time.
10:57I'm nervous.
10:59I'm nervous, but I'm in.
11:01I haven't tried it yet.
11:03It was really big.
11:06It was really big.
11:09I'm in.
11:12Mr. Kenkoba.
11:14You have to wear a hip to see the countdown.
11:17What do you think?
11:19That's true.
11:21I might dare to wet my pants with the jeans I want to show off.
11:24I don't want to.
11:26Then here...
11:28Wait a minute.
11:30It's Japan.
11:32Japan is a new year.
11:34Happy New Year.
11:36I'm running in the water.
11:38Happy New Year.
11:40Happy New Year.
11:42Congratulations.
11:44In Japan, which is 14 hours earlier than New York,
11:48there is a place to celebrate the New Year.
11:51It's a countdown.
11:57It's a famous house dance in Nagasaki.
12:01It's a year-end party with 8,000 fireworks.
12:05Mr. Kawamura is in the line to spend New Year's time.
12:10He's wearing a diaper.
12:12He's in a hurry to line up with the line.
12:15He's in a hurry to line up.
12:17There he is.
12:20He's lost a lot of time.
12:23In the 30 minutes he's wearing a diaper,
12:26he's 50 meters away.
12:28About 100 people have changed.
12:31The line increases with time,
12:33but when the gate opens,
12:35Japanese people in the front line
12:37don't move at all.
12:42How many hours will they wait?
12:51Time to wait.
12:53I asked people
12:55what kind of people
12:57come to this year-end event.
13:00Why did you come to the countdown
13:02at Times Square?
13:05Last year, I was in the hospital.
13:08We couldn't celebrate the New Year together.
13:12We couldn't kiss for the New Year.
13:15Shabakusei.
13:16Why?
13:17I want to have a special celebration this year.
13:20That's good.
13:21That's great.
13:23It's my dream to have a New Year kiss.
13:26I want to do it.
13:28Where are you from?
13:30I'm from New Zealand.
13:32Do you want to do it?
13:34New Zealand?
13:36It's my first time in New York.
13:38My mom said
13:40if I come to New York,
13:42I want to see the famous countdown.
13:46I bought diapers.
13:48He's wearing diapers.
13:51Diapers?
13:53You like diapers?
13:55Once a year,
13:57at the world's largest countdown,
13:59many people from all over the world gather.
14:03They find something here.
14:06Excuse me.
14:08Excuse me.
14:09Hot dog, please.
14:11Can I have a hot dog?
14:13Hot dog?
14:14I'm hungry.
14:15I haven't eaten anything since this morning.
14:18Ketchup and mustard.
14:19Okay.
14:20Double, please.
14:21Ketchup.
14:22Okay.
14:25Okay, thank you.
14:26Sorry.
14:27How much is it?
14:29Seven.
14:30Seven?
14:31It's four dollars.
14:38It's good.
14:42There are many stalls outside the gate,
14:45so it's better to eat before entering.
14:48But there are no toilets,
14:50so it's important to be careful.
14:53After waiting for more than five hours,
14:56it's 2 p.m.
14:57It's 2 p.m. already.
14:59The line of people is so long.
15:02I'm hungry.
15:05It hasn't moved yet?
15:08Because the gate isn't open yet.
15:10When will it come?
15:12It should be around 9 p.m.
15:16No, it should be earlier.
15:18It's 17 p.m.
15:20It's 17 p.m.
15:23Then...
15:24Suddenly...
15:26It's 3 p.m. already.
15:29Has it come?
15:30Has it started to move?
15:31Is the gate open?
15:34The line of people has moved.
15:37Finally, the entrance gate is open.
15:40It's been a while.
15:44We have to hurry, Emiko.
15:46The order will change here.
15:48Don't hold back.
15:50Will they be able to count down in Vespo?
16:01The line of people has moved.
16:03Finally, the entrance gate is open.
16:06It's been a while.
16:10We have to hurry, Emiko.
16:12The order will change here.
16:14Can't we go inside?
16:16Go, go, go.
16:17Don't hold back.
16:20Japanese people have an advantage in this situation.
16:23Why are they climbing up?
16:26The people are climbing up.
16:28I see.
16:29Actually, the order of people has changed.
16:31Is it possible?
16:34Why is this happening?
16:35I want them to guard properly.
16:37There are so many people there.
16:38They have been lining up for 5 hours and finally started to move.
16:41This is unforgivable.
16:42Although there was a gate, there was no ticket.
16:45They could enter for free.
16:48From here, they will turn left.
16:51They will aim for the best position.
16:56The bag has been thrown away.
16:58The bag has been thrown away.
16:59There are people who have thrown away their luggage.
17:04Slow down.
17:06Slow down, okay.
17:09We have entered Times Square.
17:13We have moved forward a little.
17:16We still have a long way to go.
17:18They have been lining up for 5 hours and finally started to move.
17:21This is unforgivable.
17:25We have moved forward a little.
17:26We will wait for 9 hours.
17:30However, they have moved forward a few meters.
17:33They have stopped moving again.
17:36What is the cause of the traffic jam ahead?
17:41There are 7 hours left until the countdown.
17:44Is it evening now?
17:46We opened the gate at 15 o'clock.
17:50The gate is open.
17:51It's 17.14 now.
17:55It's been 2 hours.
17:57We have waited for 4 to 5 minutes.
18:00We have moved forward 3 to 4 steps.
18:03This is a repetition.
18:05They have waited for 7 hours from 10 o'clock in the morning.
18:09They have waited for a long time, but the situation has suddenly changed.
18:15What is the cause of the traffic jam ahead?
18:17We have finally arrived at the security check point.
18:20It was a security check point.
18:22It's been 5 hours.
18:25The cause of the traffic jam is a police officer's hand luggage inspection.
18:32There is something suspicious, but it seems to be pursued strictly.
18:36It's better to have as little hand luggage as possible.
18:40Then, the police officer is right in front of Mr. Kawamura.
18:43Mr. Enko is a good person, so it's okay.
18:45Did he have a dangerous object?
18:47He has a good face.
18:49He may have ketchup on his face.
18:51Throw away what you can't put in your pocket here.
18:55What is in his backpack?
18:57He brought a bag of Kokeshi.
18:59He brought it as a gift.
19:03He gave it to a person he met in America as a gift.
19:06He is a man who loves Kokeshi.
19:09However, depending on the content, it can be a weapon.
19:13It's a kind of donkey.
19:18That's okay.
19:20In America, Kokeshi is recognized as a weapon.
19:26Put this bag here.
19:28Goodbye.
19:30Goodbye bag.
19:32Goodbye bag.
19:34Thank you bag.
19:37Large luggage such as backpacks and umbrellas and chairs that get in the way of the army are prohibited.
19:45If you don't throw it away on the spot, you can't move forward.
19:50What do you do when you take your favorite brand's backpack?
19:56I want to throw it away after I cut it into pieces so that I can't use it.
20:00I want to throw it away after I cut it into pieces so that I can't use it.
20:03If you do that, you should ask someone else to use it.
20:06I want to be the last user.
20:08If you have something to cut into pieces, you should ask someone else to use it.
20:13You should go to New York right away.
20:15Finally, they are free from the 3-hour army.
20:20I can get in.
20:22I can get in.
20:24I threw away my backpack, but I couldn't get in.
20:28I'm going to cry.
20:30I'm going to cry.
20:31Don't calm down.
20:33Hurry up and get in the car.
20:35I'm going to go.
20:37I'm going to go.
20:39I have to get in a good place.
20:41Finally, they are free from the 3-hour army.
20:43Finally, they are free from the 3-hour army.
20:45Finally, they are free from the 3-hour army.
20:47The backpack is for two people.
20:49The second hand luggage inspection is also completed.
20:53Enjoy. Thank you.
20:55The backpack is dangerous.
20:56The backpack is dangerous.
20:57They are handing out something.
20:58They are handing out something.
21:00Happy New Year.
21:02This is free.
21:05I want this.
21:06This is free.
21:08What is this?
21:09I didn't know this was free.
21:11I got it.
21:13This is cute.
21:14The design is different every year.
21:15I got it.
21:16This is free.
21:17This is free.
21:19They are handing out free countdown goods every year.
21:24Times Square.
21:26This is amazing.
21:28Everyone is wearing hats.
21:30This is amazing.
21:31This is amazing.
21:32This is amazing.
21:34The countdown is displayed in front of this building.
21:40Then...
21:4217, 16, 15.
21:45It's coming.
21:46The countdown is displayed even though it's not New Year's Day.
21:49What is this?
21:50It's not New Year's Day, is it?
21:518, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
21:59What is it?
22:02What is it?
22:04They are entering the New York countdown where 1 million people are waiting.
22:09They have 6 hours until the countdown.
22:11Excuse me.
22:13Where are you from?
22:16We are from New York.
22:17New York?
22:18Are you from New York?
22:20Yes, we are from New York.
22:21Do you know Planet Fitness?
22:25Yes.
22:26I go to a fitness gym.
22:30A gym?
22:31Yes, it's a gym.
22:32Why do you give it to us for free?
22:35New Yorkers have a lot of New Year's wishes.
22:38There are a lot of people who want to be fit.
22:40That's why we give out hats for free and promote the gym.
22:45I see.
22:46I want everyone to get in shape.
22:49That's true.
22:50If I lived in America, I would be kidnapped.
22:52Is there a strategy to give out free goods for advertising purposes?
22:55This gym has become a big sponsor in recent years.
23:00Thank you for the interview.
23:03A Japanese doll.
23:06It's a gift.
23:10This is a traditional Japanese doll.
23:13It's scary.
23:14It's a Japanese doll.
23:15It's a little scary.
23:16We are not good at horror.
23:20It's smooth.
23:22I just heard from a friend in Paris.
23:26It looks like a firework is going off at the counter of the Gaisen Gate.
23:32It's amazing.
23:33It's amazing.
23:34This is Toshikoshi, France, which is six hours earlier than New York.
23:45Toshikoshi is a pedestrian paradise around the Champs-Élysées in Paris.
23:50It's a countdown with a large army of 1 million people.
23:55The Gaisen Gate is famous for its large-scale fireworks.
24:00It's amazing.
24:01It's a low firework.
24:05What about you, Kanta?
24:07My mother and I spent Toshikoshi in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
24:12There is a large square called Dam Square.
24:15At the time of Toshikoshi, citizens were allowed to set off fireworks.
24:20In Japan, this is a kind of fireworks that we can set off.
24:28It's amazing.
24:29It's written that it's your responsibility.
24:34I was a little scared, so I looked at it from the inside of the hotel room.
24:38It hits the window.
24:40Some people hit it and fell.
24:44It's amazing, isn't it?
24:46I was surprised.
24:47Did you fall from this angle?
24:48Yes, I fell.
24:49Some people were wondering if everyone was okay.
24:52Some people were hitting it.
24:55New York is five and a half hours before the countdown.
25:00It's amazing.
25:01It's coming.
25:02It seems to go forward again.
25:04It's like a system where the gate opens and you can go forward little by little.
25:10The ball is getting closer.
25:13It's amazing.
25:14It's getting pretty close.
25:18It's amazing.
25:19Apparently, when a certain number of people gather in one section,
25:24it's like a system that moves forward to avoid confusion.
25:29I found something by moving forward.
25:32There was a terrace there.
25:33I can see the stage.
25:35You saw it.
25:36I can see the stage.
25:42It's amazing.
25:46It's amazing.
25:47I found out that there was a live performance when I went inside.
25:54I don't know if it's a joke, but I'm so excited.
25:58It's a terrace.
26:02On this stage,
26:04there are many world-class artists such as Taylor Swift, Mariah Carey, etc.
26:14If you are in the corner, you may be reflected in the TV camera.
26:18I want to be reflected.
26:20If you are in the corner.
26:24By the way, the best position for the countdown is here, near the main building.
26:30They can't get there in one day.
26:34It's a good place.
26:35Five hours until the countdown.
26:37It's been a long time.
26:3917, 16, 15.
26:42It's coming.
26:44It's not the end of the year, but there is a countdown.
26:47It's not the end of the year, is it?
26:57Five hours left.
27:01Stop it.
27:03You did it five hours ago.
27:07It happens every year.
27:09Four hours left.
27:12It's been four hours.
27:15It's raining.
27:17It's cold.
27:19It's too cold.
27:21Do you have a raincoat?
27:24Will Kawamura's wish come true?
27:31I feel sorry for him.
27:34It's been a long time.
27:38One hour left until the countdown.
27:52One hour left.
27:55It's been 13 hours since the countdown started.
27:59One hour left.
28:01I'm in the army.
28:05Great.
28:06I'm in the army.
28:08One hour left until the Trump administration.
28:10One hour left.
28:13You're doing great.
28:15It's raining.
28:18It's raining.
28:21One hour left.
28:23How do you feel?
28:25The excitement level is amazing.
28:27I love it.
28:28New York Times Square.
28:29Let's go.
28:38I'm going to the edge.
28:40I'm going to take a break.
28:43She's going back.
28:45To save her stamina.
28:48Are you all right?
28:51Is this...
28:55This posture...
29:04It's too easy to understand.
29:06I can't catch you.
29:08I'm all right.
29:09You're a baby.
29:11I'm all right.
29:13I feel refreshed.
29:15I'm going to catch you.
29:17You're a baby.
29:19Is this your first time?
29:21If it's my first time, I'm going to take a break.
29:24He's taking a break.
29:26I couldn't stop him.
29:30It's my first time.
29:32I feel like I'm looking at my grandmother.
29:35The countdown of Times Square.
29:37When did it start?
29:39In 1904.
29:41A New York Times newspaper moved to the building where the countdown is taking place.
29:47Fireworks are being lit to celebrate the New Year.
29:53This is the oldest video from 1936.
30:03There's a bus.
30:05It's dangerous.
30:06At that time, there were so many people that they couldn't move.
30:09Times Square was full of people.
30:13One day, people from all over the world came together.
30:16It was said to be the largest countdown event in the world, celebrated by 1 million people.
30:25That's amazing.
30:26And the 121st New Year is coming soon.
30:32It's Imajin.
30:35It's coming soon.
30:37This is Imajin.
30:38It's Imajin, isn't it?
30:43It's amazing. Five more minutes.
30:48Four minutes before the New Year,
30:50they wish for world peace in the New Year
30:53and sing Imajin by John Lennon.
31:01All the people.
31:04It's amazing.
31:09I'm not confident.
31:13Just before the New Year, the excitement is at its peak.
31:19It's amazing.
31:27It's the New Year.
31:30It's going well.
31:39It's a little weak at this moment.
31:59New York Times Square countdown.
32:02It's one of 1 million people.
32:13It's a long way to go.
32:23Happy New Year.
32:30Happy New Year.
32:32I'm at the end of the countdown of the Times Square countdown.
32:42I think it's a good idea to bring back the fireworks.
32:46I agree.
32:50Thank you, New York.
32:54It's amazing.
32:56New York Times Square countdown.
32:58It's here.
33:03It's amazing.
33:08It's the New Year countdown.
33:12It's like a dream.
33:14It's amazing.
33:15It's getting closer.
33:21It's amazing.
33:24It's amazing.
33:27It's amazing.
33:29I've never seen a view like this.
33:32I agree.
33:34It's amazing.
33:37Happy New Year.
33:392025.
33:43New York.
33:47I'm happy to see a view like this.
33:51It's amazing.
33:53I'm going to cry.
33:54Do you know how I feel?
33:55There's something written on the fireworks.
33:59Yes.
34:00Each firework has a wish for the New Year.
34:04Do you know the wish so quickly?
34:06Anyone can write a wish at the special booth in front of the Times Square in December.
34:13Happy New Year.
34:18You can apply online.
34:23Happy New Year. Thank you.
34:25I was moved by the wonderful New Year countdown.
34:28I'm going to cry.
34:30I'm going to cry.
34:32The fireworks will be blown by the wind the next morning.
34:35I'm glad.
34:36I didn't know there was a roof.
34:38I'm going to cry.
34:39I'm going to cry.
34:41I think you should come here.
34:44I recommend you to come here.
34:46You can see the city in 16 hours.
34:49In the last moment,
34:51you can see everything.
34:55New York was the end of the year.
34:57In Japan, New Year's Eve is a time when a large number of people gather.
35:01In Japan, New Year's Eve is a time when a large number of people gather.
35:02That's right.
35:03The purpose is...
35:05Hatsuhinode
35:07Hatsuhinode
35:11That's right.
35:13This is...
35:17Katase Beach in Kanagawa Prefecture.
35:22To worship Hatsuhinode, which is next to Enoshima,
35:25it is a popular spot where large numbers of people gather from the early morning.
35:30Hatsuhinode is coming out.
35:33It's beautiful.
35:37In addition, a large number of people gather near Biwako in Shiga Prefecture.
35:42This is...
35:46Shirahige Shrine near Biwako.
35:49I've heard of it.
35:50Hatsuhinode, which is in the middle of a forest floating in a lake,
35:54is a popular spot where large numbers of people gather from the early morning.
36:00And this day, an estimated 800 people gathered.
36:06It's a large number of people.
36:09There's a gap.
36:12Hatsuhinode is coming out.
36:15Hatsuhinode is out of the tree.
36:18It's out of the tree.
36:19I was in trouble with my reaction.
36:23I was wondering if it would come out.
36:25It's coming out.
36:28A kind man guided me to the best position.
36:34It's not a truncate, but it's coming out from the tree.
36:37It's coming out.
36:38I was able to take a picture of Hatsuhinode in the forest.
36:41This is worth it.
36:44There are many Hatsuhinode spots in Japan.
36:50This time, we went to the two Hatsuhinode spots in the west and east,
36:53where there are many Hatsuhinode spots in Japan.
36:57I became one of them.
37:01First, we came from the east.
37:12It's 4.30 a.m.
37:15We rushed to Choshu Station in Chiba Prefecture.
37:21This train is bound for Inubou Station at 4.39 a.m.
37:27There it is.
37:28A train bound for Inubou Station at the end of Choshu Station.
37:35We rushed to see Hatsuhinode.
37:40There are many Hatsuhinode spots.
37:43Why do they aim for Hatsuhinode in Inubou?
37:47We've arrived at Inubou Station.
37:52It's crowded.
37:53It looks like a street stall.
37:55There are so many people.
37:59You can eat curry udon in the station.
38:02I'd like to eat this now.
38:05I can't give up curry udon.
38:09Inubou Station is about 10 minutes walk from Inubou Station.
38:13Inubou Station is located at the top of the Kanto region.
38:19It's a spectacular spot where you can see the vast ocean.
38:24It's 6 p.m.
38:26We've arrived at Inubou Station.
38:30There are so many people in Hatsuhinode.
38:33There are so many people in Japan.
38:38There are about 60,000 people in Hatsuhinode.
38:45There are about 60,000 people in Hatsuhinode.
38:47Why are there so many people in Hatsuhinode?
38:51Let's ask them.
38:53May I ask your name?
38:55My name is Kou.
38:58Are you from Japan?
39:00I'm from Taiwan.
39:02Taiwan?
39:03I'm working in Japan now.
39:07Why did you come to Inubou Station in Hatsuhinode?
39:12I came here for the first time two years ago.
39:16You learned Japanese well.
39:18It's my second time here.
39:20Is that so?
39:21Yes.
39:22Why did you come here?
39:23Many people in Taiwan are smart.
39:25I feel the charm of Skopel.
39:28You learned Japanese well.
39:30Why did you come to Inubou Station in Hatsuhinode?
39:32It's beautiful.
39:36It's beautiful.
39:39It's beautiful.
39:41Why did you come here?
39:43I think it's because it's early in the morning.
39:47Is it early in the morning?
39:49It's early in the morning when the sun rises.
39:52Is that so?
39:53That's right.
39:54It's early in the morning.
39:55Is that so?
39:56Why is it early in the morning?
39:58Normally, the place where the sun rises the earliest in Japan is Nossap Misaki in Hokkaido.
40:05Due to the influence of the positional relationship between the earth and the sun,
40:08Inubou Station is the earliest sunrise spot in Japan for only 10 days a year.
40:16That's interesting.
40:19There are so many people who want the earliest sunrise in Japan.
40:28We'll see Hatsuhinode soon.
40:33That's right.
40:34It's beautiful.
40:35It was hard to stay in a hot spring for two hours.
40:38I'll never forget the cold.
40:41I remember now.
40:42You can see the hot spring from where the beach is.
40:46Is there such a place?
40:47It's a bathhouse for about 20 people,
40:50but there are about 50 old men.
40:53It's hard to stay in a hot spring for two hours.
40:57I remember Hatsuhinode at the end.
41:01Next is the first sunrise spot in the western Taigun.
41:05There are various sunrises.
41:07We came to Ehime, Matsuyama City.
41:15There are so many people.
41:19This is where the Taigun is made.
41:21What's this?
41:22It's a ropeway.
41:24Matsuyama Castle is a symbol of Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture.
41:29You can see the view of Matsuyama City from here.
41:37This is one of the seven spiritual mountains in Japan,
41:41which is the highest in western Japan.
41:44Hatsuhinode is a magnificent view from Ishizuchi Mountain.
41:49One hour until Hatsuhinode.
41:52If we wait for the Taigun's ropeway,
41:55we won't be able to make it in time.
41:57So...
41:59Is that a staircase?
42:03What's that?
42:05It's a captain's seat.
42:09It takes 30 minutes to walk.
42:11It's like a YouTuber.
42:14Wow, you're a YouTuber.
42:17It's a Taigun.
42:20It's a Taigun.
42:26There are about 6,000 people in the Taigun.
42:30I've never been in the best position.
42:36It's amazing.
42:38It's so beautiful.
42:41It's amazing.
42:44How was the Taigun in Hatsuhinode?
42:49I hope you have a good year.
42:53There is no Taigun in the world.
42:57After this.
42:58We will be the Taigun in your meal.
43:07At the end of the year,
43:09I work until dawn.
43:13Then, I go to the airport.
43:17If I go to Bangkok, Thailand,
43:20my boss will pick me up.
43:24It's like an entertainment show.
43:26Is that so?
43:28There are many shops in Thailand that don't serve ice cream.
43:32At first, it was like that.
43:34My boss ate a lot.
43:37He said it was delicious.
43:40All the staff gathered at the restaurant on the 4th floor.
43:46He said it was delicious.
43:48I imitated him and said it was delicious.
43:50We ate a lot.
43:52The staff became a Taigun.
43:57It was delicious.
43:59What are you doing?
44:02If you want to see me as a Taigun again,
44:05go to TVER.

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