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00:00:00Good morning!
00:00:02The show has begun.
00:00:04Thank you for coming.
00:00:06Thank you, Mr. Bakarizumi,
00:00:08for your busy schedule.
00:00:10Thank you, Mr. Bakarizumi.
00:00:12Thank you, Mr. Bakarizumi.
00:00:14I don't know if you like it or not,
00:00:16but could you be a little more tengu?
00:00:18No, no, no.
00:00:20You're a genius.
00:00:22I want you to step out of the classroom.
00:00:24Stop it!
00:00:26You're mean.
00:00:28I want you to step out of the classroom.
00:00:30It's a different song,
00:00:32but is the script already finished?
00:00:34I'm writing the 9th episode.
00:00:36I'm writing the 9th episode.
00:00:38The shooting is coming up.
00:00:40Mr. Atsushi, have you seen it?
00:00:42I've seen it.
00:00:44I've seen the previous work,
00:00:46and the conversation between the couple has increased.
00:00:48I'm glad to hear that.
00:00:50I wonder what it's like.
00:00:52The conversation between the Bakarizumi script
00:00:54was drawn by the couple.
00:00:56I see.
00:00:58We saw each other at the same time,
00:01:00and when we passed by each other,
00:01:02I was like,
00:01:04what do you think?
00:01:06Mr. Bakarizumi,
00:01:08do you think the script has changed?
00:01:10I'm not conscious of it at all,
00:01:12but when people see it,
00:01:14they say,
00:01:16it's changed.
00:01:18From the beginning,
00:01:20from the people who have been following you for a long time,
00:01:22I think the content has changed a little.
00:01:24Mr. Atsushi,
00:01:26I heard that Mr. Bakarizumi
00:01:28requested you to be a guest actor.
00:01:30He said,
00:01:32he asked you to say my name.
00:01:34I said it several times at the meeting.
00:01:36Thank you. I'm glad to hear that.
00:01:38Every time I said it,
00:01:40I got a slap in the face.
00:01:42No, no, no.
00:01:44The other day,
00:01:46at the NITTEREN show,
00:01:48Mr. Endo,
00:01:50no, Mr. Tanaka,
00:01:52Mr. Endo,
00:01:54I think it's going to be good.
00:01:56it's going to be big.
00:01:58A great script to collaborate
00:02:00with a Japanese TV show.
00:02:02It's a script to meet.
00:02:04I would like to see.
00:02:06I'd like to see.
00:02:08Now, Mr. Izumiya,
00:02:10Mr. Bakarizumi's TV show with a script.
00:02:12I've seen it several times,
00:02:14and I'm looking forward to it.
00:02:16After all,
00:02:18I wish I could have a conversation like that.
00:02:20but that's the voice of the heart, isn't it?
00:02:22If you put it that way, it's a little better, isn't it?
00:02:26Ah, I see.
00:02:27So that's the voice of the heart, isn't it?
00:02:30It's a drama, but this is a private live show.
00:02:35If you put it that way,
00:02:37I don't feel like I can live a little better life.
00:02:42Thank you very much.
00:02:43Listen carefully, Mr. Sasahara.
00:02:45Thank you very much.
00:02:46What do you think?
00:02:47What do you think?
00:02:48No, that's exactly right.
00:03:19Who am I speaking with?
00:03:21Shohei Otani.
00:03:23And could you tell me the name of the payee and the amount of the transaction, please?
00:03:28It's for $200,000.
00:03:49I was able to work 24 hours a day, 365 days a week, including Otani's overtime.
00:03:57However, I claimed that my salary was low and my life was miserable.
00:04:03Only when I was gambling, I felt like the hope of my life.
00:04:08I was looking for a prototype that I could say that the days of gambling became a thing of the past
00:04:14I was looking for a prototype that I could say that the days of gambling became a thing of the past
00:04:18On the other hand, the prosecution pointed out that it was not a gambling addiction, but a desire for money.
00:04:25The court ruled that Mr. Ippei Mizuhara paid approximately $17 million as a compensation for his four-year imprisonment and his payment to Mr. Otani.
00:04:40First of all, Mr. Ippei Mizuhara.
00:04:42What do you think of the two crimes, the bank fraud and the crime of tax evasion?
00:04:49I heard that he was in a four-year imprisonment for nine months.
00:04:53You may have the impression that it's a little light.
00:04:58While he was robbed of about 2.6 billion yen from Mr. Otani,
00:05:03you may think that he was in a four-year imprisonment for nine months.
00:05:08However, if I explain this to Japanese people in an easy-to-understand way,
00:05:11after four years and nine months of imprisonment,
00:05:14there is a three-year prosecution period.
00:05:19This prosecution period is similar to the execution period in Japanese law.
00:05:24It's a total of seven years and nine months.
00:05:27In that sense, it's not light, but I think it's a reasonable sentence.
00:05:32Mr. Shigeru Izumiya.
00:05:34What is your impression of this sentence?
00:05:37He's a bad guy.
00:05:39He's worse than I thought.
00:05:41Mr. Mizuhara's claim was that he had to live close to Mr. Otani
00:05:44because of the economic situation,
00:05:47so the rent was never cheap.
00:05:49The annual income is also high,
00:05:51so I think he can say it well.
00:05:54He's trying to run away with his wife.
00:05:58He's a bad guy.
00:06:00How about you, Ms. Mayu Asada?
00:06:03I didn't regret it,
00:06:05but I didn't understand that there was a claim to justify the theft.
00:06:13He said he gambled because he had a hard life,
00:06:18but I don't think I can gamble if I have a hard life.
00:06:23That's right.
00:06:25I think it's an excuse to say this now.
00:06:32Is it common for a lawyer to justify the theft?
00:06:37Of course, lawyers try to lighten the sentence as much as possible.
00:06:46But the problem is that Mr. Otani is also talking about his private life.
00:06:53Mr. Otani is a victim.
00:06:56He's been robbed of his money.
00:06:58On top of that, Mr. Otani has been talking about his private life.
00:07:03He's been downplaying Mr. Otani.
00:07:06Does Mr. Otani really feel sorry for Mr. Otani?
00:07:10That's what the judge felt.
00:07:13So, unfortunately, he's in a bad mood.
00:07:16I think it's a case of failure to justify it as a lawyer.
00:07:21I see. It's a case of failure.
00:07:23What do you think, Mr. Bakarizm?
00:07:25Even if I didn't have a lot of money and had a hard life,
00:07:32I don't think I should have underestimated Mr. Otani.
00:07:41If I had been a little more generous,
00:07:44I don't think things would have turned out like this.
00:07:48I feel like I've become worse.
00:07:51I feel like I've become worse.
00:07:55Mr. Otani will have to pay a fine in the future, right?
00:07:59He'll have to pay a fine of 200 million yen.
00:08:01How much will he have to pay?
00:08:03200 million yen.
00:08:05I've been robbed of 18 million yen.
00:08:10I'm supposed to go to jail, atone for my sins, and get my money back.
00:08:15But it's 20,000 to 30,000 yen a month.
00:08:18If you calculate it, it'll take 50 years to get to Kansai.
00:08:22Even 18 million yen.
00:08:25I don't know what kind of job I'll get when I get back to Japan,
00:08:29but I don't know if I'll be able to get a job that pays me back 2.6 billion yen.
00:08:35So you'll have to pay for the publication of the book, the movie,
00:08:40and Mr. Otani's private life.
00:08:45That's not good.
00:08:46It's pretty bad.
00:08:47I thought about this when I was interviewing you.
00:08:50You're surrounded by the public, so there may be some parts that you can't help,
00:08:54but you're starting to walk on the grass that you shouldn't be walking on.
00:09:02That's not a force.
00:09:05It's not a zone where you can't finish decorating because the public is flowing.
00:09:10If it were me, I'd be on the asphalt road.
00:09:15I don't think it's a good idea to look at it from the perspective of a comedian.
00:09:18I guess so.
00:09:20It's probably the public's imagination.
00:09:23I can't help being surrounded, so I went there.
00:09:26You're just covering it up because you saw the light.
00:09:29In the future, the prison you'll be sent to...
00:09:33Didn't you have any hopes?
00:09:36I was hoping for a prison near Los Angeles,
00:09:41but I don't know if it's going to happen.
00:09:43Is it something you can hope for?
00:09:45I can hope for it.
00:09:47It's a reference opinion, so I don't know if the prison will accept it.
00:09:50As a prison, especially the police,
00:09:53if Mizuhashi is sent to a Los Angeles prison,
00:09:56he's not that famous.
00:09:58He's famous, right?
00:09:59He's got a Los Angeles nickname.
00:10:06He's famous, so he's seen by a lot of people.
00:10:12He might be bullied.
00:10:15As a police officer, I'd like to go to a North California prison,
00:10:18not Los Angeles.
00:10:21Based on those opinions,
00:10:23I'm going to decide which prison I'm going to go to in the future.
00:10:27And one more thing.
00:10:29The word illegal online casino
00:10:32has been used in many places this week.
00:10:36According to FNN,
00:10:38Yoshimoto Daisan, a popular comedian from Yoshimoto Industries,
00:10:42was suspected of being involved in an illegal online casino,
00:10:45and the police are investigating the matter.
00:10:49Yoshimoto Industries says that some comedians are suspected of violating compliance.
00:10:55They are investigating the matter.
00:10:59They announced that they will restrict activities until it is confirmed.
00:11:03Mr. Kiyohara,
00:11:04First of all, it's illegal to do an online casino in Japan.
00:11:08It's illegal and it's a crime.
00:11:10You should never do it.
00:11:12Now that we know that,
00:11:14Mr. Atsushi, I'm a little surprised by the news.
00:11:17There's a rumor that several people are involved.
00:11:20We're investigating it right now.
00:11:22Yoshimoto Industries is also announcing that
00:11:25they are investigating without giving a name.
00:11:28The public is watching to see if Yoshimoto Industries
00:11:33will be able to conduct a thorough investigation in their company.
00:11:38I think they're investigating it now.
00:11:41When I was young,
00:11:46I used to go to Macau to play casino as long as I had time.
00:11:49You said that, didn't you?
00:11:50That's illegal.
00:11:52You can go to Macau.
00:11:54I went to Hong Kong, spent an hour on a boat,
00:11:57crossed Macau, and gambled.
00:11:59But if you think about it,
00:12:01I think I was obsessed with gambling.
00:12:06You were excited and addicted, right?
00:12:08Yes.
00:12:09But if I was invited to do it online,
00:12:13I don't know.
00:12:15I know that online casino is illegal now.
00:12:18If I knew it was illegal, I wouldn't have done it.
00:12:21I don't know if it's okay to do it.
00:12:26According to the police,
00:12:27the number of users and businesses in Japan
00:12:32has increased to 279.
00:12:36It's about 2.6 times more than the previous year.
00:12:39It's a good idea to think of it as a table of contents.
00:12:42I think a lot of people in Japan are doing it.
00:12:46The difficult problem is that
00:12:48they spend money on online games.
00:12:51They thought they were spending money on games.
00:12:55I don't know why,
00:12:56but I think there are cases where people are addicted to online gambling.
00:13:00In other words, the balance between online games and online gambling
00:13:04has become very vague.
00:13:07So if you think you're just playing games online,
00:13:11you're spending money on games,
00:13:13but you're just having fun playing games,
00:13:16and suddenly the police come and say,
00:13:18You're doing online gambling, aren't you?
00:13:19You're under arrest.
00:13:20There are cases like that.
00:13:22I'm sorry to say this,
00:13:24but how do the police judge that the person is doing it?
00:13:29It's like a settlement company.
00:13:33That's where it comes from.
00:13:35But the person who's really using it
00:13:37is pretending to be playing online games.
00:13:39So you're saving money, right?
00:13:41If you're saving money and playing games,
00:13:44you're doing online gambling.
00:13:49That's what the police think.
00:13:51So in a nutshell,
00:13:53online gambling is no good.
00:13:55That's how it's explained in words.
00:13:57But I'm sure those of you who have done it will understand.
00:14:00It's something that comes from online games,
00:14:03so there's a case where you don't recognize that you're doing online gambling.
00:14:07So it's really difficult.
00:14:09There are cases like that, right?
00:14:11Yes, there are.
00:14:12But there are a lot of cases like that,
00:14:14so you have to be careful.
00:14:16So the police...
00:14:18You're doing online gambling.
00:14:21This isn't online gambling.
00:14:24How do you judge that?
00:14:26That's right.
00:14:27It's hard to judge.
00:14:28So if the police are doing it,
00:14:30they'll say,
00:14:31This is online gambling,
00:14:33so it's okay.
00:14:34From now on,
00:14:35it's illegal to do online gambling.
00:14:37You have to show them that you're doing it.
00:14:39So the police...
00:14:41If someone says,
00:14:42A game is safe.
00:14:45B game is out.
00:14:47You have to be more specific.
00:14:51In reality,
00:14:52there's no such thing as a clear statement.
00:14:55For example,
00:14:57you're doing online gambling, right?
00:14:59Online gambling is like a puzzle game, right?
00:15:03But I'm not interested in gambling.
00:15:05Because I don't want to make more money.
00:15:08For example,
00:15:09if you want to get an item,
00:15:11you have to pay a fee.
00:15:12This is a casino.
00:15:15You don't want to do that, right?
00:15:17I thought it was safe until a while ago.
00:15:19If there are more coins,
00:15:22I think there will be more.
00:15:25But those coins are only for the game.
00:15:29But from there...
00:15:30That's what everyone says.
00:15:33I don't know.
00:15:34So you have to make it clear.
00:15:37I want you to tell me.
00:15:39There are so many things I don't know.
00:15:41I thought it was completely safe.
00:15:42It's dangerous for children, too.
00:15:44That's right.
00:15:45So the police explained it to me as soon as possible.
00:15:49If you don't know if you're doing it,
00:15:53I've heard a lot of explanations.
00:15:56You should tell me everything honestly.
00:16:00You'll find out later.
00:16:02If you don't tell me, I'll think you're doing it.
00:16:05I really don't want to remember.
00:16:08I don't want it to be like a dark business.
00:16:11I don't want to hide it.
00:16:13But if you look it up later,
00:16:15you'll find out later.
00:16:17Among comedians,
00:16:19not just Yoshimoto Kogyo,
00:16:21but all the talents.
00:16:23If you think it's an online casino,
00:16:26you should consult with the people in the office.
00:16:30It's better to make it open.
00:16:33I think it's better.
00:16:35Rather than hiding the secret
00:16:37and doing talent activities,
00:16:40it's better to make it clear.
00:16:42I don't do it anymore.
00:16:44I've been doing it for a long time.
00:16:46You went to the site, right?
00:16:48I went to the site and did it.
00:16:50I wondered why I was losing so much.
00:16:52When I looked up what it meant,
00:16:54it meant destruction.
00:16:56No, no.
00:16:59I can't do it.
00:17:01That's why I quit.
00:17:03That's how I quit.
00:17:05That's how it ends.
00:17:07It's a game of destruction.
00:17:09I don't think Izumiya will gamble anymore.
00:17:12I don't think he'll do it anymore.
00:17:15I don't do it at all,
00:17:17but it's attractive.
00:17:19It's exciting.
00:17:21It's exciting.
00:17:23For example, if you lose lunch,
00:17:25you pay for it.
00:17:27Everyone likes to gamble.
00:17:29That's fine, right?
00:17:31As long as you have the money, it's fine.
00:17:33But you can't say it's no good
00:17:35with a clear understanding.
00:17:39If it's a crime,
00:17:41you have to do it.
00:17:43But why can't you do it?
00:17:45If you do everything
00:17:47according to your understanding,
00:17:49it's not fun.
00:17:51Is there a gambling
00:17:53within the rules
00:17:55in Japan?
00:17:57Yes, there is.
00:17:59Online gambling is illegal.
00:18:01You can't gamble.
00:18:03I don't know how to do it.
00:18:05Don't do it.
00:18:07If you say it's no good...
00:18:09So the government
00:18:11won't allow online gambling?
00:18:13Yes, that's fine.
00:18:15I'm angry at Mr. Kiyohara.
00:18:17Mr. Kiyohara?
00:18:19That's an important point.
00:18:21I'm sorry.
00:18:23I want you to make it clear.
00:18:25When I was playing in Korea,
00:18:27I went to a casino in Korea.
00:18:29I did it on the spot.
00:18:31Do you do it?
00:18:33Yes, I do.
00:18:35But it's legal in real life.
00:18:37But in the game,
00:18:39there are many other games.
00:18:41If you do it without knowing it,
00:18:43it's a little scary.
00:18:45It's very scary.
00:18:47How about you, Mai Asada?
00:18:49It's a crime.
00:18:51I think it will be reported.
00:18:53I see.
00:18:55But we can't do anything about it.
00:18:57Even if it's reported,
00:18:59it's a crime.
00:19:01It's a crime.
00:19:03It's a crime.
00:19:05It's a crime.
00:19:07It's a crime.
00:19:09It's a crime.
00:19:11It's a crime.
00:19:13It's a crime.
00:19:15It's a crime.
00:19:17It's a crime.
00:19:19It's a crime.
00:19:21This time, the police
00:19:23decided to do it.
00:19:25That's right.
00:19:27I'm sorry to say this,
00:19:29but there is a big news
00:19:31that a famous person was arrested.
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00:21:45This is the very first AI for big companies
00:21:48that starts in the world
00:21:50started in the world
00:21:52starting from Japan.
00:21:54CEO of a company in Japan
00:22:02He has announced setting up
00:22:04a company forÜ
00:22:06developing and selling
00:22:08The company with Crystal, the company without Crystal is like a machine gun and a sword,
00:22:17right?
00:22:18In the new company, systems and data are integrated into each company and customized cutting-edge AI is provided.
00:22:26In addition to the efficiency of the business, we are trying to give advice on decision-making at meetings, etc.
00:22:33Will Japan be an important step in demonstrating its presence in the field of AI?
00:22:39Please tell me easily.
00:22:41I'm Akiko Takahashi, an IT journalist.
00:22:43Good morning.
00:22:44Nice to meet you.
00:22:46Was it a shocking news to the world that a Chinese company made an American-made AI at a low cost?
00:22:57It was quite a shock.
00:22:59Anyway, it was common sense that it would cost development,
00:23:06but even though everyone was investing a lot, I wondered if the investment so far had any meaning.
00:23:15I thought it was good that we didn't have to go this far.
00:23:18I just thought it would be good to ask first what kind of convenience and how the world will change.
00:23:26If you type in something like,
00:23:29please tell me something like this,
00:23:31it will be answered in a blink of an eye.
00:23:35It will come out naturally in a sentence.
00:23:38For example, you can make a sentence,
00:23:42you can calculate,
00:23:44you can program,
00:23:46and you can quickly get what you want.
00:23:49You can get pictures, too.
00:23:51I play with my children.
00:23:53It's like an elephant eating its own nose.
00:23:56I can watch it with my children.
00:23:59Do you use AI?
00:24:02This is my own AI.
00:24:04This is AI Atsushi.
00:24:07It answers various questions in communication with viewers like Tamura Atsushi.
00:24:14So you can do different things at different times.
00:24:18It's more interesting and has surprising answers.
00:24:21If you don't increase the compliance, it will go berserk.
00:24:28If you increase it, it won't be interesting.
00:24:31If you decrease it a little, it will say something like,
00:24:33I'll gouge your eyeballs out.
00:24:35It's okay.
00:24:39TV regulations are strict, right?
00:24:41There are a lot of things to talk about.
00:24:43Until now, I thought I could go up to 5, but I was suppressed at 3.
00:24:47I entrust that stress to A.I. Atsushi.
00:24:51It's a full-fledged Atsushi.
00:24:53It answers various questions.
00:24:57If you feed me all the data from 20 years ago,
00:24:59I can't do anything.
00:25:03It's very interesting.
00:25:05It's interesting. Do it.
00:25:07I'm doing it with that idea.
00:25:09For example, I remember all the stories I've written so far.
00:25:14It's a book that Bakarizumu can write.
00:25:16It means that he will write it.
00:25:18It's possible.
00:25:20If it's perfect, you can do it.
00:25:24If it's messed up, you can make it into a story.
00:25:26You can make it into a story no matter how you like it.
00:25:28I think it's good for entertainers to use it that way.
00:25:32I want Bakarizumu to do it somewhere.
00:25:36In the 12 episodes of the drama,
00:25:38I entrust everything to A.I. Atsushi.
00:25:42I want to think about it later.
00:25:44I think it's good.
00:25:46Then my wife will talk more.
00:25:48It's interesting.
00:25:50I think I can eat a soft bag right away.
00:25:54I'd like to hear your story.
00:25:56It can be used for various things.
00:25:58It's very important in the next world.
00:26:02It is said that those who control it will control the world.
00:26:06That's right.
00:26:08All big tech companies are working on it.
00:26:10Even if you search on Google,
00:26:12you can find it like an A.I.
00:26:14Even if you don't go to various sites,
00:26:16you can understand the atmosphere.
00:26:20It's a completely A.I. era.
00:26:24I saw in the news that the people who made this company,
00:26:28DeepSeek in China, are also a group of great talents.
00:26:36It's a group of young people in China.
00:26:40It's a group of people who haven't been noticed at all.
00:26:44They suddenly appeared as a dark horse.
00:26:48The world has turned upside down.
00:26:52Almost all of them are young people in mainland China who have no overseas experience.
00:26:58The development team is mainly in their 20s.
00:27:00It also includes winners of the Mathematical Olympics.
00:27:04It is said to be a group of geniuses.
00:27:06But from the American side,
00:27:08there is a question,
00:27:10isn't it strange?
00:27:12Isn't it stolen?
00:27:14It's a story like that.
00:27:16Yes.
00:27:18As a teacher,
00:27:20I learned that those who are in the lead,
00:27:22such as ChatGPT,
00:27:24have output.
00:27:26That's why it's so efficient
00:27:28and the cost is cheap.
00:27:30That's one thing.
00:27:32Also,
00:27:34they didn't want to be developed in China,
00:27:36so they had a high-performance semiconductor
00:27:38with a limited output.
00:27:40However,
00:27:42it was said that it was developed
00:27:44with a lower performance,
00:27:46but in fact,
00:27:48they got it from Singapore
00:27:50or Kenya
00:27:52and used it to develop it.
00:27:54There is a suspicion.
00:27:56In the AI war between the United States and China,
00:27:58they can't lose to China.
00:28:00The important thing is not to sell to China.
00:28:02That's what they were doing,
00:28:04but they got China through the third country
00:28:06and developed it.
00:28:08Yes.
00:28:10And they used our service
00:28:12to reduce the cost
00:28:14and develop it.
00:28:16It's not fair.
00:28:18There is another problem.
00:28:20There is a concern about cyber security.
00:28:22It's artificial intelligence
00:28:24by China,
00:28:26so it's a problem
00:28:28to reduce the cost.
00:28:30That's right.
00:28:32Originally,
00:28:34it was a service
00:28:36in accordance with Chinese law.
00:28:38There is a national information law.
00:28:40Chinese companies
00:28:42have to cooperate
00:28:44with national intelligence activities.
00:28:46In other words,
00:28:48all the information that the company has
00:28:50must be provided to the Chinese government.
00:28:52TikTok is
00:28:54a Chinese company,
00:28:56but it was banned in the United States.
00:28:58Yes, it was.
00:29:00For the same reason,
00:29:02there is a problem
00:29:04with the national security law
00:29:06because there is a possibility
00:29:08of information manipulation.
00:29:10The same thing will happen again this time.
00:29:12There was also in the video,
00:29:14but the Chinese government
00:29:16said that
00:29:18the information
00:29:20must be provided
00:29:22in accordance
00:29:24with Chinese law.
00:29:26You can't answer
00:29:28anything
00:29:30that doesn't
00:29:32conform to Chinese law.
00:29:34If the user
00:29:36believes it as it is,
00:29:38there is a possibility
00:29:40that it will be taken
00:29:42in the same direction
00:29:44as the Chinese Communist Party.
00:29:46For example,
00:29:48chat GPT is paid.
00:29:50DeepSeek is free.
00:29:52The reason why it is free
00:29:54is that many people
00:29:56use it and improve their skills.
00:29:58Do you want people to be smarter?
00:30:00I think so.
00:30:02If you take the share
00:30:04and take away the user,
00:30:06if you turn the market upside down
00:30:08and collect information,
00:30:10there is a merit.
00:30:12After taking a lot of information,
00:30:14it may be replaced.
00:30:16I see.
00:30:18It may be paid all of a sudden.
00:30:20At first, it is free.
00:30:22It is an online casino.
00:30:24You can make money
00:30:26from the middle.
00:30:28Did you understand?
00:30:30Yes, I did.
00:30:32How much is it used in China?
00:30:34In China,
00:30:36it is used
00:30:38very vigorously
00:30:40because it is a very good thing.
00:30:42It has just been released in China.
00:30:44In the world,
00:30:46it is the most downloaded
00:30:48app in the world.
00:30:50It is the most downloaded
00:30:52app in the world.
00:30:54It is not only in China,
00:30:56but also in many countries.
00:30:58It is the most popular
00:31:00AI in the world.
00:31:02As an individual user,
00:31:04if it can be used for free,
00:31:06it is a little dangerous,
00:31:08but I think it can be used
00:31:10for free.
00:31:12There is a risk that the world map
00:31:14will change at once.
00:31:16It can't be stopped.
00:31:18The psychology of the user
00:31:20is that if it is free
00:31:22and easy to use,
00:31:24it can be used for free.
00:31:26No matter how much it is regulated,
00:31:28DeepSeek is cheaper
00:31:30and it can be used for free.
00:31:32Some people say
00:31:34they don't need to see the information.
00:31:36That's right.
00:31:38At that time,
00:31:40even if there were few people
00:31:42who used DeepSeek in Japan,
00:31:44most of the world was
00:31:46dominated by DeepSeek.
00:31:48Even if America
00:31:50and Europe didn't use DeepSeek,
00:31:52if most of the world
00:31:54was dominated by DeepSeek,
00:31:56the personality of the user
00:31:58would not be Japanese.
00:32:00That's right.
00:32:02That's what I'm afraid of.
00:32:04No matter how much it is regulated,
00:32:06it can't be said that
00:32:08DeepSeek is not Japanese.
00:32:10That's right.
00:32:12How do you deal with it in Japan?
00:32:14Now,
00:32:16we have stopped using it
00:32:18in public places
00:32:20and in public offices.
00:32:22I think it would be bad
00:32:24if we didn't pay more attention to it.
00:32:26In the end,
00:32:28America and China
00:32:30will have to fight
00:32:32to win.
00:32:34That's right.
00:32:36This time,
00:32:38there are two news.
00:32:40After Trump took office,
00:32:42he announced the establishment
00:32:44of Stargate, a joint venture
00:32:46with a private company
00:32:48to develop AI,
00:32:50including SoftBank Group
00:32:52and OpenAI in the U.S.
00:32:54He said that we should
00:32:56properly manage
00:32:58the infrastructure of AI
00:33:00and spent 7.8 billion yen
00:33:02to build a base in the U.S.
00:33:04in the past few years.
00:33:06What do you think?
00:33:08Do you mean that
00:33:10we should use this large infrastructure
00:33:12to get information
00:33:14from the U.S. to the world
00:33:16about AI?
00:33:18That's right.
00:33:20There is a huge amount of power
00:33:22to run soft AI.
00:33:24We have to provide
00:33:26a lot of power
00:33:28in the data center
00:33:30in a stable way.
00:33:32We have to make the next generation
00:33:34of generators,
00:33:36and we need to develop it.
00:33:38SoftBank Group
00:33:40will pay for it
00:33:42with a fund, right?
00:33:44That's right.
00:33:46We will cooperate with them
00:33:48and get a right to speak
00:33:50and enter the world of AI.
00:33:52SoftBank Group
00:33:54and another Japanese company
00:33:56will support the introduction
00:33:58of AI.
00:34:00SoftBank and OpenAI
00:34:02will develop and sell
00:34:04soft AI to the world.
00:34:06AI is something
00:34:08that you learn
00:34:10by inputting it,
00:34:12so you have to get information
00:34:14from it.
00:34:16In the past,
00:34:18there was a company
00:34:20that got information
00:34:22from a company's actions
00:34:24and it became a big problem.
00:34:26It is difficult to use it in business,
00:34:28but it is easy to use
00:34:30if there is an AI
00:34:32in it.
00:34:34I think that
00:34:36the number of people
00:34:38who use AI in Japan
00:34:40is extremely small
00:34:42compared to the number of people
00:34:44who use AI in the world.
00:34:46Is it possible
00:34:48to build an AI company
00:34:50that leads the world
00:34:52with the money
00:34:54we have now?
00:34:56I don't think
00:34:58we can catch up
00:35:00with the number of people
00:35:02who use AI in the world.
00:35:04The number of people
00:35:06who use AI in the world
00:35:08is limited to America
00:35:10and China,
00:35:12so Japan is likely
00:35:14to be the first.
00:35:16Also,
00:35:18the English language is
00:35:20very strong.
00:35:22OpenAI is also
00:35:24in English,
00:35:26so learning is also
00:35:28limited and
00:35:30the accuracy is low.
00:35:32So, Japanese companies
00:35:34are trying to develop
00:35:36AI for Japanese people
00:35:38specialized in Japanese,
00:35:40but if they succeed,
00:35:42it will remain in Japan.
00:35:44So,
00:35:46there is a gap
00:35:48between Japanese and
00:35:50Japanese.
00:35:52Mr. Kiyohara,
00:35:54it seems a little tough.
00:35:56It's hard for Japanese
00:35:58companies to sell
00:36:00AI to the world
00:36:02in Japan.
00:36:04SoftBank's
00:36:06Mr. Son is also
00:36:08great,
00:36:10but it's not about
00:36:12machines,
00:36:14it's about collecting
00:36:16money with a fund
00:36:18and doing it together.
00:36:20That's right.
00:36:22That's right.
00:36:24It's tough,
00:36:26but can I ask
00:36:28the AI
00:36:30what kind of comment
00:36:32I should make
00:36:34in this position?
00:36:36It's very difficult.
00:36:38It may be unexpected,
00:36:40but this wide show
00:36:42is the most important.
00:36:44Thank you very much.
00:36:46You can skip
00:36:48other segments.
00:36:50No,
00:36:52I'll do my best.
00:36:54It's a land war.
00:36:56It's a war.
00:36:58So far,
00:37:00it's not about
00:37:02taking the island
00:37:04or the land.
00:37:06It's about
00:37:08taking the country
00:37:10by AI.
00:37:12It's going to be a fierce battle,
00:37:14isn't it?
00:37:16No doubt.
00:37:18Even if it's Trump,
00:37:20it's going to be a fierce battle.
00:37:22It's a fierce battle,
00:37:24and Japan is already
00:37:26behind.
00:37:28If we don't recognize it,
00:37:30we can't do anything.
00:37:32Is Japan going to
00:37:34join the battle?
00:37:36No.
00:37:38Japan's salary
00:37:40is too low for the workers.
00:37:42If we raise the salary,
00:37:44we can do something.
00:37:46If we raise the salary,
00:37:48we can do something.
00:37:50No, it's not too late.
00:37:52If we can do something,
00:37:54I hope Japanese companies
00:37:56will do their best.
00:37:58If Japan is ahead of the US
00:38:00in automobiles,
00:38:02Japan is
00:38:04behind in development.
00:38:06The legal aspect
00:38:08is not well-developed.
00:38:10We can't move forward
00:38:12even if we want to.
00:38:14There are good things about the island country,
00:38:16but there are also bad things.
00:38:18That's true,
00:38:20but young people
00:38:22will go there.
00:38:24If we pay them,
00:38:26they will do their best.
00:38:28Japan doesn't have that kind of money.
00:38:30No, it doesn't.
00:38:32Japan is facing
00:38:34a population decline.
00:38:36The population decline
00:38:38means that people's jobs
00:38:40are being taken away.
00:38:42It's not good to think
00:38:44that people's jobs are being taken away.
00:38:46In Hollywood,
00:38:48the job of a script writer
00:38:50is being taken away.
00:38:52If we make people learn to write scripts,
00:38:54AI can make scripts
00:38:56just like Bakaribu-san.
00:38:58Then Bakaribu-san won't be needed anymore.
00:39:00I see.
00:39:02If someone else does it,
00:39:04it will be taken away.
00:39:06His script is interesting.
00:39:08We gather his script,
00:39:10make him read it,
00:39:12and use it.
00:39:14It's not bad,
00:39:16but we can use it like that.
00:39:18We need to make rules.
00:39:20That's right.
00:39:22We need to protect the rights.
00:39:24Yes.
00:39:26A new way to shorten waiting times.
00:39:28Fastpass is introduced
00:39:30at restaurants as well.
00:39:36Fastpass is familiar
00:39:38in theme parks.
00:39:40By paying more than the fee,
00:39:42you can enjoy attractions
00:39:44in a row.
00:39:46Now,
00:39:48there are more and more restaurants
00:39:50introducing Fastpass.
00:39:54This is a ramen shop
00:39:56in Ginza, Tokyo.
00:39:58Ginza No. 8.
00:40:00Fastpass can shorten
00:40:02waiting times by 500 yen.
00:40:04On hot summer days
00:40:06or cold winter days,
00:40:08I feel bad
00:40:10that I have to wait
00:40:12for 3 or 4 hours.
00:40:14I'm sorry.
00:40:16Michelin Guide Tokyo
00:40:18has won a star.
00:40:20In this shop,
00:40:22foreign tourists
00:40:24stand out.
00:40:26The most popular ramen
00:40:28costs 2,700 yen including Fastpass,
00:40:30but the waiting time
00:40:32is short.
00:40:34If you look at Fastpass
00:40:36reservation sites
00:40:38for restaurants,
00:40:40some fastpasses
00:40:42cost 2,000 yen,
00:40:44but some are difficult
00:40:46to make a reservation.
00:40:48For Fastpass,
00:40:50there are many voices
00:40:52on the Internet.
00:40:54Some people are happy
00:40:56because they don't want to line up.
00:40:58Some people welcome
00:41:00because they want to eat.
00:41:02Some people don't want to wait.
00:41:04Some people don't want to eat.
00:41:06There are many opinions.
00:41:10Now, it's time to introduce
00:41:12Fastpass at restaurants.
00:41:14Mr. Bakarizumu,
00:41:16if you add a little price,
00:41:18you can make a reservation.
00:41:20But when I heard the customers
00:41:22say that they can't eat
00:41:24because they can't make a reservation
00:41:26because they can't eat
00:41:28because they can't eat
00:41:30I really don't want to line up.
00:41:32So I want to make a reservation
00:41:34as much as possible.
00:41:38I want to make a reservation
00:41:40as much as possible
00:41:42so that only people
00:41:44who really don't want to eat
00:41:46can use it.
00:41:48If it's a little expensive,
00:41:50people will line up.
00:41:52In the end, the reservation
00:41:54will be full
00:41:56and you can't eat.
00:41:58This is my personal opinion.
00:42:00I agree with you,
00:42:02but I think it's better
00:42:04to make a reservation
00:42:06for people who really don't want to eat
00:42:08so that people can enjoy
00:42:10at a normal price.
00:42:12How about you, Mayu-san?
00:42:14When I go on a trip,
00:42:16I think it's great
00:42:18to use Fastpass
00:42:20and go somewhere else
00:42:22when I have time.
00:42:24When I was young,
00:42:26I used to line up
00:42:28with my favorite person.
00:42:30You used to line up
00:42:32with your favorite person.
00:42:34Have you ever had a story
00:42:36that was born there?
00:42:38No, I haven't.
00:42:40I'm sure I'm wrong.
00:42:42Matsu-san, for example.
00:42:44But I think it was fun
00:42:46to have a story
00:42:48that was born there.
00:42:50It's still an exciting memory.
00:42:52I'm glad to hear that.
00:42:54I'm glad to hear that.
00:42:56I'm sure the Wide-Eyes will comment
00:42:58on this story.
00:43:00I'm glad to hear that.
00:43:02Was it fun?
00:43:04It was fun.
00:43:06It was exciting.
00:43:08We took pictures together.
00:43:10We had a conversation
00:43:12and it was exciting.
00:43:14When I realized it,
00:43:16I was ready to go on a trip.
00:43:18How about you, Atsushi-san?
00:43:20I think I can't eat
00:43:22all the time.
00:43:24But I think companies
00:43:26should pursue profit.
00:43:28I think it's better
00:43:30to raise the price
00:43:32according to the needs.
00:43:34I think it's better
00:43:36to raise the price
00:43:38according to the needs.
00:43:40I think it's better
00:43:42to raise the price
00:43:44according to the needs.
00:43:46I think it's better
00:43:48to raise the price
00:43:50according to the needs.
00:43:52I think it's better
00:43:54to raise the price
00:43:56according to the needs.
00:43:58I think it's better
00:44:00to raise the price
00:44:02according to the needs.
00:44:04I agree with you.
00:44:06I agree with you.
00:44:08I agree with you.
00:44:10You can see the difference
00:44:12when you travel from overseas
00:44:14to Japan.
00:44:16Yes, I agree.
00:44:18I think it's better
00:44:20to eat in a line.
00:44:22I think it's better
00:44:24to eat in a line.
00:44:26I see.
00:44:28I see.
00:44:32How about you, Izumie-san?
00:44:34I agree with you.
00:44:36I agree with you.
00:44:38I feel lonely
00:44:40when I can't eat
00:44:42in a line.
00:44:44I feel lonely
00:44:46I want to go there at least once.
00:44:49I really want to go there.
00:44:52I've felt that way before.
00:44:55Romanticist!
00:44:58He's a romanticist in the first place.
00:45:00I'm sorry.
00:45:01You can't wait forever.
00:45:04I look like I'm angry, right?
00:45:06I look like this, but I'm a decent person.
00:45:09Actually, you were a shy boy when you were young.
00:45:13Actually, Japanese people like to line up.
00:45:19Yes, Japanese people like to line up.
00:45:21I like it.
00:45:22So I'm a little sad that that tradition is gone.
00:45:26Even if you pay a lot of money, you should eat the person you really want to eat.
00:45:31I see.
00:45:32I think so.
00:45:33Yes, I understand.
00:45:34Noda Crystal Studio Edition
00:45:36Create an original game in 30 seconds with AI
00:45:44The latest game in the Noda Game series created by comedian Noda Crystal is...
00:45:50That is...
00:45:52Super Noda Game Maker
00:45:55Super Noda Game Maker can create an original game just by answering the questions of the game auto-generated system Noda AI.
00:46:05If you answer some questions such as your favorite game genre, rules, operation method, and world view...
00:46:13The game is completed in just 30 seconds.
00:46:18In addition, you can customize the generated game to your liking.
00:46:23You can also publish it online and let users all over the country play it.
00:46:28It's a platform where you can play games indefinitely.
00:46:32Wow.
00:46:34Today, we're going to enjoy Noda Game Maker in the studio.
00:46:39We have Noda Crystal here in the studio.
00:46:42Good morning.
00:46:43Good morning.
00:46:45Has Super Noda Game Maker already been released?
00:46:48Yes, it has.
00:46:50This game is a game that the general public can create, upload, and play together.
00:46:55I've always wanted to make it.
00:46:57I think it's a game system that hasn't existed before.
00:47:01The production period is one year.
00:47:03Funds and materials are obtained through crowdfunding.
00:47:05The total amount is 16,759,000 yen.
00:47:08It's not enough, is it?
00:47:10It's not enough?
00:47:11It's not enough at all, is it?
00:47:12It's not enough?
00:47:13I don't know if I can say this, but how long does it take to release something like this?
00:47:19Well...
00:47:22If you think about it personally, it takes a lot of money.
00:47:30It's the number of days it takes to pay the personnel fee.
00:47:33Oh, I see.
00:47:35It takes a year's worth of money.
00:47:38What do you think of the third installment?
00:47:42It's the best.
00:47:44It's like a dream game.
00:47:46Can I say it's a game?
00:47:47It's a game.
00:47:49It's beyond a game.
00:47:50It's beyond a game.
00:47:51It's beyond a game.
00:47:52I'm so passionate about it.
00:47:55This game is a safe game.
00:47:58This game is safe.
00:48:00It's a safe game.
00:48:01It's a safe game.
00:48:02What is it?
00:48:03It's not a loan, is it?
00:48:04What is it?
00:48:05It's not a loan, is it?
00:48:06It's not illegal, is it?
00:48:08Mr. Noda, can you show us how to make it?
00:48:11Well, I can't play the same game every time I answer the question.
00:48:16I think it's going to be a long journey.
00:48:21There's a game to play.
00:48:23If you make a game, you can upload it and add it to the game.
00:48:27This room is the best room.
00:48:29Isn't it?
00:48:30This room is the best room.
00:48:31It's a game room.
00:48:32It's a good room.
00:48:33It's a good room.
00:48:34Time is important, isn't it?
00:48:36You can play up to 5.30 pm.
00:48:37It's a good feeling.
00:48:38It's before dinner.
00:48:40It's like this.
00:48:41I'm excited.
00:48:43You're excited.
00:48:44This is an AI that can answer questions.
00:48:47There are a lot of different materials in here.
00:48:52I'm going to make it a little easier for you.
00:48:58First, you can decide on the number of players.
00:49:03If you decide on a specific number, you'll get a lot of questions.
00:49:07For example, sales.
00:49:09You can also decide on a genre.
00:49:12For example, shooting.
00:49:17You can also decide on the world view.
00:49:20For example, space.
00:49:22Let's make the world view space.
00:49:24Let's make it bright.
00:49:27Like in the summer.
00:49:29Space in the summer?
00:49:31Space in the summer?
00:49:33That's how you decide.
00:49:35You can also ask questions.
00:49:37If it gets annoying, leave it to the AI.
00:49:40That's a good idea.
00:49:42Leave it to the AI.
00:49:44You can make a game here.
00:49:47I can't imagine.
00:49:49You can make your first game in this world.
00:49:51It's the first game I've ever seen.
00:49:55The AI is really making a game in the back.
00:49:58Is this a real code?
00:49:59The code is a lie.
00:50:00Is it a lie?
00:50:01It's an atmosphere.
00:50:02It's an atmosphere.
00:50:03It's a production.
00:50:04Can you make it in this time?
00:50:06You can make half of it in the back.
00:50:10It's like a dream game.
00:50:12You can play it.
00:50:13You can edit it.
00:50:16It looks interesting.
00:50:17It's my first game.
00:50:19I don't know how to play it.
00:50:20Space time in space time.
00:50:23I'm choosing the space.
00:50:25I think it's a space game.
00:50:27I'll try it without looking at how to play.
00:50:30Can you do it?
00:50:31I don't know.
00:50:32Please make it interesting.
00:50:34Does the sound change?
00:50:36The sound changes.
00:50:37It's amazing.
00:50:38Is that a person?
00:50:39It's a lie.
00:50:40Is it because it's a lie?
00:50:41It's a lie.
00:50:43I can't do it.
00:50:44What kind of game is this?
00:50:47I can't go up.
00:50:48It's too low.
00:50:49I can't go up.
00:50:50It's too low.
00:50:51I can't go up.
00:50:52It's too low.
00:50:53I can't go up.
00:50:54Go up.
00:50:55Mr. Higashino, it's different.
00:50:57It's the same.
00:50:58I can only go sideways.
00:51:00It's like an invader.
00:51:02It's like an invader.
00:51:04Change the width.
00:51:05Change the width.
00:51:06I don't know how to look at it.
00:51:07Where is it?
00:51:09Which part?
00:51:11Which part is this?
00:51:13It's originally a one-hit kill.
00:51:15A small person falls.
00:51:17What is it?
00:51:18A one-hit kill.
00:51:19A small person.
00:51:21Which is the boss?
00:51:23Which is the boss?
00:51:24Which is the boss?
00:51:25High score.
00:51:26Which is the boss?
00:51:28It's done.
00:51:30Which is the boss?
00:51:31It's interesting to be able to play like this.
00:51:35If you think it's fun to make it, can you play it?
00:51:39You can play it.
00:51:40You can play it.
00:51:41For example, I made the game.
00:51:43If you want to edit this, you can change the character.
00:51:47It's possible.
00:51:49I said that I don't like the illustration and the color, but I can change it.
00:51:55I can choose a monster and change the background.
00:52:01This is a game creator's fairy game, right?
00:52:05That's exactly right.
00:52:06So I'd like you to actually handle this at school.
00:52:09Oh, I see.
00:52:10Even elementary school students can do it.
00:52:12There are really countless games in this game.
00:52:15There are also masterpieces in the games that various people have made.
00:52:18I'd like you to play a little.
00:52:20Oh, a masterpiece.
00:52:22I can't let you play this game.
00:52:25It's a higher level.
00:52:26It's not such a cheap game.
00:52:27I understand.
00:52:28I chose a game that I thought was really interesting among the games made by ordinary people.
00:52:33Would you like to play the Death Water Game?
00:52:35Death Water Game?
00:52:36Mr. Bakarizumi, please play the Death Water Game.
00:52:39It's a puzzle game.
00:52:41I think you'll understand if you try it.
00:52:44You're going to drop a fruit.
00:52:46Dekka-chan?
00:52:48You like Dekka-chan, don't you?
00:52:50You just drop Dekka-chan.
00:52:52It's Dekka-chan.
00:52:54If you put the same fruit on top of each other, the fruit will evolve.
00:53:00You want to make it a watermelon.
00:53:01Yes, I want to make it a watermelon.
00:53:04Oh, I see.
00:53:05And sometimes Dekka-chan comes out.
00:53:07Dekka-chan comes out.
00:53:08If Dekka-chan sticks together, it explodes in the middle and becomes too big.
00:53:14The fruit will come to that red line.
00:53:16It's a game over.
00:53:18Oh, my God.
00:53:19Can't you erase this?
00:53:20I can't erase it.
00:53:21If it overlaps, it will grow again.
00:53:23That's right.
00:53:24It's better not to overlap.
00:53:25What?
00:53:26Dekka-chan shouldn't overlap.
00:53:27Can't Dekka-chan overlap?
00:53:28It's dangerous if it overlaps.
00:53:29Apple
00:53:30Apple is big.
00:53:31Just a little more.
00:53:32Oh, it's big.
00:53:34Don't overlap.
00:53:35It's Dekka-chan.
00:53:36I thought it would be better to overlap.
00:53:38Don't overlap.
00:53:39Dekka-chan is...
00:53:40It's interesting.
00:53:42There are many other games.
00:53:43Atsushi-san
00:53:44There are many other games.
00:53:45It's a healing game.
00:53:48There are more healing games.
00:53:50You don't have to praise me.
00:53:53There are a lot of healing games.
00:53:55It's a healing game.
00:53:56Atsushi-san can play games.
00:53:58What?
00:53:59Let's play Tetris.
00:54:01Tetris?
00:54:02Tetris?
00:54:03Tetris?
00:54:04Tetris?
00:54:05Let's play Tetris.
00:54:07This is a game where you operate both 1P and 2P at the same time.
00:54:11Put it on the side.
00:54:12You can only use the stick.
00:54:13You can only use the stick.
00:54:14You can only use the stick.
00:54:16You can move Tetris at the same time.
00:54:19Let's play rock-paper-scissors.
00:54:20The left is a hand and the right is a squirrel.
00:54:25I see.
00:54:26I see.
00:54:27Let's play again.
00:54:28Let's play again.
00:54:29This is a new idea.
00:54:32That's right.
00:54:33You can use both 1P and 2P at the same time.
00:54:35This is a game I've never seen before.
00:54:37This is a game I've never seen before.
00:54:43Good.
00:54:44Good.
00:54:45Don't hit it.
00:54:47You can't move it.
00:54:48You can't move it.
00:54:49You can't hit it.
00:54:51I don't know the reason.
00:54:53Tetris?
00:54:54Tetris?
00:54:55Tetris?
00:54:56We can't move it.
00:54:58We can't move it.
00:55:01Izumiya, try it.
00:55:03Let's go.
00:55:04Let's go.
00:55:05Let's go, Izumiya.
00:55:06We are this generation.
00:55:07That's right.
00:55:08Tetris.
00:55:09Let's play Tetris.
00:55:10Let's play Tetris.
00:55:11Calm down.
00:55:13It doesn't make any sense.
00:55:15Do it like you always do.
00:55:17Like I always do.
00:55:19I want to clear this.
00:55:21I want to clear this.
00:55:23Go!
00:55:25Izumiya-san!
00:55:27One more time!
00:55:29Izumiya!
00:55:31Izumiya!
00:55:33Are you nervous, Izumiya-san?
00:55:35I'm not always like this.
00:55:37I'm not always like this.
00:55:39One more time!
00:55:41Show your frustration!
00:55:43Let's go!
00:55:45Two!
00:55:47Straight!
00:55:49Why?
00:55:51It's straight!
00:55:55Kiyohara lawyer!
00:55:57Kiyohara lawyer!
00:55:59It's difficult.
00:56:01It's difficult.
00:56:03It's difficult.
00:56:05It's difficult.
00:56:07It's difficult.
00:56:09This is a muscle instance match.
00:56:11This is a muscle instance match.
00:56:15I pull the
00:56:19And
00:56:26I pull.
00:56:26Do you understand what you're saying?
00:56:28No.
00:56:30No.
00:56:32Let's go to the daycare center.
00:56:34Use your fingers to move.
00:56:36Use your fingers to move.
00:56:38Let's start from the top.
00:56:42You definitely want to go to the top, right?
00:56:45Oh, wow.
00:56:46One of them isn't moving.
00:56:50This game is a bit...
00:56:53It's different.
00:56:54Both of them aren't moving at all.
00:56:56It's Higashiyama-san's game.
00:56:58Please!
00:56:59It's Higashiyama-san's game.
00:57:00Both of them aren't moving at all.
00:57:01It's really difficult.
00:57:02That's the kind of game.
00:57:03That's the kind of game.
00:57:05I was going to buy it.
00:57:06I'll represent you!
00:57:08You want your junior to tell you,
00:57:09I want to buy it.
00:57:10to tell you,
00:57:11You won't, right?
00:57:12You won't, right?
00:57:14She's probably angry.
00:57:17I'm singing it first.
00:57:18Start!
00:57:21It's not moving.
00:57:22It's not moving.
00:57:23No one can move.
00:57:24No one can move.
00:57:25Let's see how much the creator understands.
00:57:27Let's go!
00:57:28Let's do Tetris.
00:57:29Let's do Tetris.
00:57:30We're moving too fast, right?
00:57:32Let's do it.
00:57:33You never get tired of this game, you know.
00:57:35Let's do Tetris.
00:57:36Let's do Tetris.
00:57:37Speed is important.
00:57:39That's right.
00:57:40If you're counting down, it's a speed game.
00:57:42Speed is important.
00:57:43I see.
00:57:48Go!
00:57:49That's good.
00:57:52You can't do it.
00:57:53I can do it!
00:57:55It's a shitty game.
00:57:56It's a shitty game.
00:57:57What is this?
00:57:58It's a shitty game.
00:57:59Who made this?
00:58:01You.
00:58:02This is no good.
00:58:03It's funny.
00:58:04This is no good.
00:58:05The Tetris game is getting popular among the fans.
00:58:09I want to play this.
00:58:11This is fun.
00:58:13If someone wins this, I want to see the video.
00:58:16I want to see it.
00:58:17I want to see someone who's good at it.
00:58:18I'll repost it.
00:58:22There's one more left.
00:58:24Shall we play a game?
00:58:26All right.
00:58:27It's a game called Bomberman.
00:58:29Let's play.
00:58:30Try it.
00:58:32It's a battle.
00:58:34I'm on the left.
00:58:37Bakari is 2P.
00:58:382P.
00:58:39If you press the button, the bomb will explode.
00:58:41It's hard to see.
00:58:43It's black and black.
00:58:46The color is...
00:58:47It's black.
00:58:48It's hard to see.
00:58:49It's hard to see.
00:58:51There it is!
00:58:52There it is!
00:58:53There it is!
00:58:54There it is!
00:58:56Don't come this way!
00:58:57Don't come this way!
00:58:58Don't come this way!
00:58:59Don't come this way!
00:59:00It's small.
00:59:01You were taking a shortcut.
00:59:03It doesn't make sense to take the wall.
00:59:04It doesn't make sense to take the wall.
00:59:05I'll do it again.
00:59:06I'll do it again.
00:59:07It's the last time.
00:59:08Go for Bomberman.
00:59:09I knew it.
00:59:10He's not Bomberman.
00:59:11He's a boorish guy.
00:59:13Bakari is 2P.
00:59:14I finally saw Bakari.
00:59:16You have to stay far away.
00:59:18You have to stay far away.
00:59:19You have to stay far away.
00:59:20You're smart.
00:59:21He's going to take the wall.
00:59:22Why does he take the wall?
00:59:23You're smart.
00:59:25He's coming!
00:59:26He's coming!
00:59:27He's coming!
00:59:28よしよしよしよしよしよしよしよしよしよしよしよしよし
00:59:32あら、あら、あらぁー
00:59:36いやいい
00:59:39今のどうしたんだ
00:59:42判定の甘さがいい
00:59:43どうなってんだこれ
00:59:45判定甘い点の甘さがいい
00:59:47満足です
00:59:48これは何でしょゲーム
00:59:50無数だって今もナオゲームがどんどんアップロードされてますから
00:59:53これだけ買いたいなあとかは買えるとちゃんと
00:59:55If you search for Noda Games on Nintendo Switch, you can find it.
01:00:00You can make it right away and play it right away.
01:00:04You can play a lot of games that are said to be masterpieces.
01:00:07It's not just about making games, it's about playing games all day.
01:00:11It's a really great tool.
01:00:13We're looking forward to your masterpieces.
01:00:15Thank you very much, Mr. Noda.