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00:00This is a story about a doctor who had surgery on his birthday.
00:02I can feel the pain in my heart!
00:07Do you know this?
00:14When a doctor has surgery on his birthday,
00:18there is a data that makes it easy for him to fail.
00:21That's not good!
00:23This is a story about a doctor who had surgery on his birthday.
00:26The data is from a paper published in 2020
00:29by the research team of Dr. Yusuke Tsugawa from UCLA Medical School.
00:37The data shows that the death rate of a patient who had surgery on his birthday
00:45is 5.6% compared to the death rate of a patient who had surgery on his birthday.
00:56On the other hand, the death rate of a patient who had surgery on his birthday is 6.9%.
01:03The death rate was 1.3 times.
01:07This research suggests that the death rate of a patient who had surgery on his birthday
01:11will be more careful, and the death rate of a patient who had surgery on his birthday
01:15will be faster.
01:20By identifying the cause of the decrease in the death rate of a patient who had surgery on his birthday,
01:24it is expected that various measures will be taken in the future
01:28to improve the quality of medical care.
01:32There is data that doctors tend to make mistakes when they have surgery on their birthdays.
01:38I want to say! I want to say! I want to say!
01:42I want to say!
01:43Thank you, thank you!
01:44For example, you can say,
01:45Is it your birthday?
01:47Yes, you can confirm that.
01:49What if it's your birthday?
01:51If it's my birthday, I'll change it.
01:54You should stop right before your birthday.
01:56It's better to have it a few days in advance.
02:00Do you know this?
02:07Do you use it on a daily basis?
02:08What?
02:10When you sit in a Western-style toilet,
02:12if you turn the axis of your body and the angle of your knees to 35 degrees,
02:16a very good thing comes out.
02:18It comes out!
02:19Is that so?
02:20That's awesome!
02:23According to Dr. Misawa of the Department of Internal Medicine,
02:26Yokohama Private University,
02:28if you just sit in a Western-style toilet,
02:31the rectum bends in a curve,
02:34and the angle of the anus and rectum is about 130 degrees.
02:37That's why you need to put strength in your stomach,
02:40and a normal thing comes out.
02:41A normal thing?
02:42That's fine.
02:43It's fine if it's normal.
02:44If you put a table under your feet,
02:47and turn the axis of your body and the angle of your knees to about 35 degrees,
02:52the angle of the rectum and anus expands,
02:55and it becomes straight.
02:57A very good thing comes out.
03:00When you sit in a Western-style toilet,
03:02if you turn the axis of your body and the angle of your knees to about 35 degrees,
03:06a very good thing comes out.
03:09It comes out!
03:11That's fine!
03:12That's fine!
03:13That's awesome!
03:14That's awesome!
03:16By the way, the ideal way to make it 35 degrees is
03:18that in a Western-style toilet,
03:20it's been done for a long time,
03:21but for Japanese people,
03:22I see.
03:2335 degrees is engraved in the DNA of Japanese people.
03:26What I've noticed recently is that
03:27if it's 15 degrees,
03:28it comes out more than I expected.
03:31Do you know this?
03:34I want to say it.
03:35I'll definitely say it.
03:36Yes.
03:37In white mode.
03:38In white mode.
03:39Yes, yes, yes.
03:41If there are three dots,
03:42it somehow looks like a face.
03:44You can see it.
03:46Simulacra phenomenon.
03:48Phenomenon?
03:49Phenomenon.
03:50Phenomenon.
03:51Phenomenon.
03:52It's a phenomenon.
03:53It's a phenomenon.
03:54It's a phenomenon.
03:55It's a phenomenon.
03:56It's a phenomenon.
03:57It's a phenomenon.
03:58It's a phenomenon.
03:59The outlet in our daily lives.
04:03Trash can.
04:05Smartphone camera.
04:07And USB.
04:10Doesn't it all look like a face?
04:12The one who named this phenomenon,
04:14which looks like a face,
04:16is Jean-Baudrillard,
04:17a French sociologist.
04:19In his book,
04:21he explains that the human brain
04:23has a defensive instinct
04:25to make anything look like a human face
04:27when it sees it.
04:31In other words,
04:32humans are programmed to look like a face
04:34when they see three dots,
04:36which are symbols of a face.
04:39Baudrillard named these phenomena
04:41as simulacra,
04:43which has the meaning of imitating or simulating.
04:47If there are three dots,
04:49it somehow looks like a face.
04:51It's a simulacra phenomenon.
04:54I want to say it.
04:55I want to say it.
04:56I want to say it.
04:57I want to say it.
04:58I want to say it.
04:59I want to say it.
05:00I've seen it since I was a kid.
05:02I didn't know what phenomenon it was,
05:05so I thought I could use it.
05:07You can use it, right?
05:08I want to say it.
05:09I want to say simulacra.
05:10Simulacra.
05:11It's not like Lafrecq-Lan.
05:13I have to explain it.
05:16The miscellaneous mathematics
05:18that makes people want to say it.
05:20The miscellaneous mathematics.
05:22Which team's miscellaneous mathematics
05:24will resonate with Ryubi Miyase's heart?
05:28We have a new member on our team.
05:30Kohaku can do it, right?
05:31Kohaku Shida came to my concert as a guest last year.
05:36We performed together.
05:37I thought she was not a cute girl, but an interesting girl.
05:40She's pretty interesting.
05:42Do you know this?
05:48It's not a simulacra.
05:49It's not a simulacra.
05:50It's just a hole.
05:51It's just a hole.
05:52Ants don't get caught in the nest of the ant hell.
05:57What?
05:58Ant hell?
05:59It's made to be caught.
06:00What do you mean?
06:03Ant hell is a larvae of Musubakagerou
06:05that live by eating fallen ants
06:07by making a nest
06:09with a diameter of a few centimeters
06:11and a depth of 1 to 2 centimeters.
06:14Musubakagerou.
06:15However, if you look at the actual video,
06:19Hey, you're not good at it.
06:21It's a hole.
06:22It's a hole.
06:27The miscellaneous talk that makes people want to say comes out.
06:32Do you know this?
06:40Ants don't get caught in the nest of the ant hell.
06:45What?
06:47Ant hell is a larvae of Musubakagerou
06:53that live by eating fallen ants
06:55by making a nest with a diameter of a few centimeters
06:59and a depth of 1 to 2 centimeters.
07:04It's a hole.
07:06It's a hole.
07:08It's just a hole.
07:13It's a hole.
07:14Even two ants were not caught.
07:25Professor Shintani, who is familiar with insect ecology, said,
07:30Ant hell is a place where you can live for 3 to 4 months without eating grass.
07:38It's a very strong creature for evacuation.
07:42Ants rarely get caught in ant hell.
07:47I want to say.
07:50It's interesting.
07:53By the way, I don't poop in ant hell.
07:58When I became an adult, I ate grass for 4 years.
08:02Grass?
08:05It's interesting.
08:08It's interesting.
08:11I'm sorry.
08:14I made a mistake.
08:17I want to say.
08:20I ate grass for 3 to 4 years.
08:22I want to say.
08:25Why do you say ant hell?
08:30It doesn't fit the theme of ant hell.
08:35Do you know this?
08:46There are flowers that look like monkeys.
08:48Simple is best!
08:51Simple is best!
08:54According to Director Matsui of Jindai Plant Park, which is famous for various plants,
09:01There are flowers that look like monkeys.
09:04This is an orchid that looks like a monkey.
09:12Monkey orchid.
09:14In short, monkey orchid is a plant that grows in the highlands of South America.
09:19It is vulnerable to heat and dryness.
09:22It is not native to Japan.
09:26So I took a picture.
09:29Great!
09:33We took a picture of you.
09:36Thank you very much.
09:38It's like CG.
09:41Thank you very much.
09:44It's a great monkey.
09:45I can't speak because it's a picture.
09:48It has various faces.
09:51There are various monkeys.
09:56It's not an exaggeration to say that it's a zoo.
09:58There are flowers that look like monkeys.
10:01Simple is best!
10:05I don't know how to explain it.
10:08You can search it on your cell phone.
10:17Do you know this?
10:20The original is the person who made it first.
10:25The head office is the person who sold it first.
10:28The head office is the person who made it first and sold it.
10:31I didn't know that.
10:34I heard a story from Yoko Naganuma, a convenience store specialist who is familiar with commercial patents.
10:41To be honest, in terms of Japanese, it's a mess.
10:45In terms of commercial registration, there is a basic rule that the person who registered first can be named.
10:52In that sense, it's hard to tell who made it first.
10:57Historically, there have been many conflicts about which is the original and which is the head office.
11:04At that time, I thought it would be a good idea to refer to our association.
11:10The original is the person who made it first.
11:13Of course, I think there is a possibility that you didn't do business just by making it.
11:17And the head office may not have made it, but I think it's the person who started the business first.
11:22And the head office has both the original and the head office.
11:27I think it has the right to make and sell.
11:31By the way, Yoko Naganuma, a convenience store specialist who is familiar with commercial patents,
11:37By the way, there are both the original and the head office in the stores where the staff often go.
11:44The head office is the original and the head office is the head office.
11:48I asked him why he added the word original again.
11:54The usual Shisen-style tantanmen has sesame in it.
11:59For us, it's a new tantanmen with garlic, eggs, chili peppers, and pork.
12:06It's a soul food of Kawasaki with a strong punch.
12:11I made it with the original, new tantanmen, and the head office, including the pride of being the only one.
12:18But the head office includes the original.
12:21To be honest, it would have been nice if it was just the head office, but it's the only strong feeling.
12:32The original is the person who made it first.
12:35The head office is the person who sold it first.
12:38The head office is the person who made it first and sold it.
12:51It's a very good story.
12:53It's very useful as a chat, and there are many people who don't know it.
12:56It's the essence of the show, isn't it?
12:59Thank you very much.
13:01If you want to tell someone, it's the first round of the math competition.
13:04Which team's math did Miyase-san resonate with?
13:14This one.
13:16The doctor's birthday.
13:19It resonated with me a lot.
13:22Surgery is scary, isn't it?
13:24If it's his birthday, he'll be in despair.
13:27I wonder if I'm going to die today.
13:30Three years of math that makes you want to see people.
13:33Team Chimura is in the lead in the second round.
13:37Do you know this?
13:41Oh, it's Doraemon.
13:44Everyone loves Doraemon.
13:47The window frame of Kawasaki City Fujiko F. Fujio Museum is the same as the first episode of Doraemon.
13:56I don't know.
13:58What do you mean?
14:00I got a really good one.
14:02I went to the museum right away.
14:06When you go inside,
14:08Doraemon, which represents the Fujiko F. Fujio work,
14:12The original work of the famous manga called Perman,
14:16The desk for the teacher's favorite work,
14:19Various valuable materials are on display.
14:22What we want to see this time is the window frame.
14:26The shape of the window frame is the same as the first episode of Doraemon, the first episode, the first five pages.
14:36I found the window frame.
14:40But I'm not sure.
14:44You can only see this from the inside.
14:47If you go outside, you can see the whole thing.
14:51If you look at it from a place where you can see it from the outside,
14:55This is a dream.
14:57This is a dream.
14:59This is Doraemon.
15:02Can you touch it?
15:04This is a dream.
15:07I wanted to say this.
15:10You wanted to say that, didn't you?
15:12I said, look at that.
15:14This is amazing.
15:17The window frame of Kawasaki City Fujiko F. Fujio Museum is the same as the first episode of Doraemon.
15:25It hurts.
15:27It's good.
15:29I like Doraemon.
15:31Why did you put the frame and the window frame together?
15:35Fujiko F. Fujiko-sensei was particular about it.
15:40I said it politely.
15:43Fujiko F. Fujiko-sensei was particular about it.
15:46It's okay.
15:48Fujiko F. Fujiko-sensei was particular about it.
15:52It hurts.
15:55This is amazing.
15:59This is amazing.
16:01Fujiko F. Fujio.
16:03Fujiko F.
16:05I want you to keep saying that.
16:08Do you know this?
16:12Are you okay?
16:16Uchimura-san, look at this.
16:18The head is too big to fit in the shell.
16:25It hurts.
16:28Common turtles are often seen in Japan.
16:32They can hide their heads in the shell.
16:36However, there is a turtle whose head is too big to meet the common sense of such a turtle.
16:42Here it is.
16:45The name of this turtle is Big-headed Turtle.
16:51It lives in China and Southeast Asia.
16:54It has a big head.
16:56It's cute.
16:59Its legs and tail can fit in the shell.
17:02But its head is too big to fit in the shell.
17:06There is a turtle whose head is too big to fit in the shell.
17:11It's over.
17:14I won.
17:16Isn't it cute?
17:18Your ending is not good.
17:20It's over.
17:22Uchimura-san, you are too excited.
17:27Do you know this?
17:36The British Cheese Commission announced that
17:39if you eat cheese called Stilton before going to bed,
17:43you will have a higher chance of having a strange dream.
17:49I was in a place where I had never seen before.
17:52I went to a speciality store in Tonjiru.
18:00The miscellaneous things that make people want to say come out.
18:05Do you know this?
18:14The British Cheese Commission announced that
18:17if you eat cheese called Stilton before going to bed,
18:20you will have a higher chance of having a strange dream.
18:27Stilton is a type of blue cheese.
18:30It is known as one of the three largest blue cheeses in the world,
18:33alongside Gorgonzola and Rockfall.
18:38According to a paper published by the British Cheese Commission in 2005,
18:42they experimented with eating 20 grams of cheese
18:45for 200 people a week before going to bed every day.
18:52If you eat Stilton,
18:54unlike other cheeses,
18:5675% of men and 85% of women have a strange dream.
19:04In addition, it is written about the content of the dream.
19:08Soft toy to talk
19:10Vegetarian trap that does not eat humans
19:15Soldiers who fight with bones instead of guns
19:18Certainly, the contents of a strange dream were written.
19:23If you eat Stilton before going to bed,
19:26do you really have a strange dream?
19:30I actually tried it.
19:33After eating 20 grams of cheese without telling the four men and women the purpose of the experiment,
19:40they went to bed.
19:43The next morning.
19:53Yes.
19:56Yes.
19:57Good morning.
20:00I'm sorry, but did you have a dream yesterday?
20:04I saw it.
20:06Really?
20:07Yes.
20:08What did you see?
20:09I had a dream that I was going down a spiral staircase where there was no wall.
20:21What was it?
20:23Did I open the door?
20:25When I opened the door, I was in a place where I had never seen before.
20:31I was being chased by something.
20:35The next participant is
20:38My relative gave birth to a boy.
20:41So I was like, congratulations.
20:44But I went to another relative and a tonjiru specialty store.
20:52As you can see, the contents of the four people's dreams.
20:57I'll leave it to you to decide whether to take this as a strange dream or a subtle dream.
21:03The British Cheese Commission announced that if you eat Stilton cheese before going to bed,
21:08you have a higher chance of having a strange dream.
21:13I want to say.
21:14By the way, I ate this, too.
21:17I ate 20 grams of Stilton the night before the recording.
21:21And I slept.
21:22I usually don't dream much, but I had a dream.
21:26For some reason, Mr. Chidori and the three of me.
21:30Mr. Daigo is hitting me.
21:34Mr. Nobu rated me 52 points for the way he hit me.
21:40It's a strange dream.
21:41It's subtle, isn't it?
21:42Isn't it normal?
21:44Is it normal to be hit by Mr. Daigo?
21:47It's not strange to be hit anytime.
21:48Why?
21:49You, too.
21:50You, too.
21:52If you want to tell someone, you have to do it three times.
21:54The second round of high school is Team Hasegawa.
21:59Do you know this?
22:01It's okay.
22:02It's really amazing.
22:03Really?
22:04Really.
22:05Look.
22:06It's a salad.
22:07You know this, right?
22:09Whether the mini tomatoes are sweet or not can be seen by floating in salt water.
22:14What?
22:15What?
22:18Tomatoes increase their acidity and sugar, and the water in their bodies decreases, so they are thought to be more dense.
22:26When added to salt water to increase buoyancy, sweet tomatoes should continue to sink because they are heavy.
22:32So, prepare a super-common mini tomato bought at a supermarket, a water tank containing 2 liters of water, and salt.
22:42If you add a mini tomato to the water without salt, it will sink completely.
22:49Oh, it sinks.
22:50Yes, it sinks.
22:51It's hard to dissolve if you add salt at once, so scoop the water in the container with a cup, add 15 grams of salt, and dissolve it little by little to return it to the tank.
23:04The first time.
23:09The second time.
23:12Oh, it's coming up.
23:13It's coming up.
23:14Look.
23:15Look, look, look.
23:16Only one has floated.
23:18This is the sweetest tomato.
23:21If you measure its acidity...
23:25Look, look, look.
23:266.9 degrees.
23:27Please remember this figure.
23:30The third time.
23:34It's floating more and more.
23:36The fourth time.
23:38Oh, there's one down there.
23:40Look, look, look.
23:41Only one has floated.
23:43It's the sweetest.
23:44The acidity is...
23:499.0 degrees.
23:52If you compare the acidity of the first tomato, it's 2.1 degrees higher.
24:00As you can see, the acidity of the other two tomatoes is the same.
24:03The tomato that sank is the sweetest.
24:07The fifth time.
24:09Whether the mini tomatoes are sweet or not can be found by looking at the salt water.
24:16It's a good time!
24:18Good!
24:22It's a good time!
24:23It's a good time!
24:24Miyasa, seriously!
24:25I like tomatoes.
24:26I want to eat something sweet, so I'll give it to someone and see if they'll be interested.
24:31He'll be interested.
24:32He's interested!
24:33No, no, no, Miyasa is not interested at all.
24:36So you know you can show me
24:39Horay Chittimasu
24:44Whoa Brazilian Jujutsu
24:50Brazilian Jujutsu they were so cocky stay over no you don't got a lot at all
24:56Obie Tatakiといういたすぎる儀式で祝う
24:59まだね何のことも見てないでしょう
25:01いや意味がわからない
25:03見てみればわかります
25:05ブラジリアンジュージュツとは
25:07ブラジルで独自の発展を遂げてきた
25:10寝技を主体とする組技系の格闘技で
25:14学んだ期間や実績により
25:16帯の色が5段階変わる昇格精度があります
25:20今回最難関の黒帯を取った際に
25:24帯叩きという儀式を経験したという松本さんに
25:28お話を聞きました
25:30帯叩きといういたすける儀式があると聞いたんですけど
25:34その帯が上がった時のお祝いとして
25:38みんなで帯で叩くというお祭り的な儀式があります
25:43映像あるんでよかったら見てみますか
25:46帯叩きいきます松本さん
25:48思ってるよね
25:50帯叩きです
25:53キッズもね、結構容赦ないんですよね
26:14これはグラジリアン柔術の伝統的なお祝いの儀式で
26:19痛みや苦しみに耐えられる覚悟や忍耐力を示すために
26:23行われるといいます
26:38終わりかと思いきやまだまだ続きます
26:49この辺全員2周目ですね
26:56キッズはまだ受けれますね、かわいいもんですね
27:03もちろん強制じゃなくて代表の方から
27:072位でどちらでもいいですよって言って選べるんですけど
27:10やった人しかわかんない嬉しさがあるんですよね
27:14ブラジリアン柔術では昇格して帯の色が変わると
27:18帯叩きという痛すぎる儀式で祝う
27:37これ知ってます?
27:48サンドバックに砂は入っていない
27:59早速帯叩きの取材をさせていただいた道場で
28:03サンドバックの中身を見せてもらいました
28:06布が入っております
28:17上に入っていたのは全て布切れ
28:22ただその底まではさすがに出せないというので
28:26製造会社に話を伺いました
28:36製造会社では縫製の工場などから
28:39廃棄する廃材をいただいてきて
28:42仕入れてリサイクルする形で中に詰めております
28:46ではなぜサンドバックと呼ばれているのでしょうか
28:51実はサンドバックは和製英語
28:55アメリカではパンチングバッグと呼ばれていますが
28:58アメリカから日本にボクシングが伝わった1920年頃
29:04海外選手の練習を見習い取り寄せたものの
29:08中に何も入っていない袋だけ送られてきて
29:11どうしていいか分かりませんでした
29:15そこで形状が砂袋に似ていたため
29:19とりあえず砂を詰めて使うようになり
29:22そこからサンドバックと呼ばれるようになったそうです
29:27実際に砂が入ったサンドバックを叩いたことがある方に聞いてみると
29:34砂がすぐに湿気で硬くなるため
29:37コンクリートのようになり痛くて叩けなかったため
29:41ほとんど使われなかったそうです
29:46サンドバックに砂は入っていない
30:04言いたい
30:08人に言いたくなる雑学対決2回戦
30:11宮瀬さんの心に響いたのは
30:13どちらのチームの雑学なのか
30:21思い出してください
30:22やった!早い!
30:24ドラえもん
30:27これは強い
30:29だってそうですよね
30:31前回もゴミみたいな日本でした
30:35人に言いたくなる雑学対決最終ラウンド
30:38天候はチーム内村
30:43これ知ってます?
30:48あ、ほら豚さんかわいい
30:52豚の貯金箱は
30:54勘違いから生まれた
30:56痛い痛い
30:58どういうこと?
30:59これしかも跳ねせそうだな
31:00貯金箱で定番のデザインといえば
31:02豚
31:04貯金箱の歴史に詳しい
31:06世界の貯金箱博物館
31:08見通りさんによると
31:11豚の貯金箱が誕生したのは
31:1314世紀のイギリス
31:16赤土の粘土でできた貯金箱を
31:18頼まれた職人が
31:20間違えて豚の貯金箱を
31:22作ってしまいました
31:24というのも赤土の粘土は
31:26英語で
31:28pig
31:29豚も
31:31発音が同じだったからです
31:33勘違いで生まれた
31:35豚の貯金箱でしたが
31:37試しに売り出してみたところ
31:39かわいいと評判に
31:41さらに豚は
31:43子供をたくさん産むことから
31:45豚の貯金箱を使えば
31:47お金もたくさん増えると考えられる
31:49イギリスから世界へ
31:51広まっていったそうです
31:53豚の貯金箱は
31:55勘違いから生まれた
31:57言いたい
31:59ドイツでは
32:01思いがけずいいことがあったときに
32:03しゅばいんはべいん
32:05運がよかったときには
32:07しゅばいんはべいん
32:09しゅばいんはべいん
32:11運がよかったときには
32:13しゅばいんくばはぶつ
32:15何言ってるんですか
32:17しゅばいんはべいん
32:19言ったらいいだろ
32:21言いたい
32:233名ずつ
32:253名
32:27すごいな
32:293名満点
32:31雑訳プラス人柄でね
32:33人柄もあるんでね
32:35これ知ってます?
32:41付箋が何?
32:47付箋は水晶ペンを引くだけで
32:49はがれにくくなる
32:51出ました
32:53これ明日から
32:55確認してみましょう
32:57実際に確かめてみます
32:59まずは付箋を何もしていない状態で
33:01壁に貼り付けます
33:03どのくらい耐えられるのか
33:058gのクリップを付けていきます
33:071個目
33:132個目
33:153個目
33:19その後も付け続け
33:23まずこれも知れましたからね
33:2515個目
33:35何もしていない付箋の結果は
33:3715個
33:39続いて
33:41水晶ペンで
33:43付箋のノリの裏部分に
33:45線を引きます
33:47水星ね?
33:49水星っぽいけど
33:51ここに先ほど同様
33:53クリップを付けていきます
33:55簡単ですよこれ
33:57誰だって真似できる
33:59こちらも
34:01順調に数を伸ばし
34:05さっきと同じ15
34:07先ほどの記録
34:0915個に到達
34:11落ちる気配がないので
34:13まだ付けていきます
34:1720個で剥がれました
34:21同じ実験を繰り返した結果が
34:23こちら
34:25何もしていない付箋は
34:27平均12.6個
34:29水星ペンで線を引いた付箋は
34:31平均16.6個
34:33水星ペンで線を引くだけで
34:3531個
34:37水星ペンで線を引いた付箋は
34:39平均16.6個
34:41水星ペンで線を引くだけで
34:4331個
34:45水星ペンで線を引くだけで
34:4731.7%粘着力がアップしました
34:51サイエンストレーナーの
34:53桑子健さんによると
34:55水星ペンを使って線を引くと
34:57ペンのインクに含まれる水分が
34:59糊に含まれるアクリルという
35:01素材に移り
35:03アクリルが少し膨らむことで
35:05粘着力がアップしていると
35:07考えられます
35:11付箋は水星ペンを引くだけで
35:13剥がれにくくなる
35:33人に言いたくなる雑客対決
35:35最終ラウンド
35:37ここはチーム長谷川
35:39ここで勝負が決まります
35:41これ知ってます?
35:51江戸時代
35:53薄毛の武士は
35:55〇〇をつけていた
35:57すごいよ
35:59すげえ
36:01問題物件
36:03次回は第8話
36:05今回の物件は失踪する部屋
36:07僕が演じるマサヒロがついに
36:09私らと対面します
36:11果たして正体は明らかになるのか
36:133月5日水曜夜10時からお楽しみに
36:17これ知ってます?
36:27江戸時代
36:29薄毛の武士は
36:31〇〇をつけていた
36:35江戸時代の歴史に詳しい
36:37山村さんによると
37:07上にボンと乗せた
37:09完全に結ぶ毛もなくなったら
37:11どうなるんですか?
37:13そうなればもう死をどき
37:15ということで引退ですね
37:17江戸時代
37:19薄毛の武士は
37:21〇〇をつけていた
37:23痛い痛い痛い
37:25絶対に痛い
37:27痛い痛い痛い
37:29やったやったやった
37:31まじか
37:33これ痛い
37:35これはいいじゃん
37:37ずっと僕も気になってたことだったんで
37:39気になってた気になってた
37:41ずっとここなんで
37:43じゃあしょうがねえわ
37:47これ知ってます?
37:57有名な画家の絵が
37:59間違えて
38:0177年間逆さまに展示されたことが
38:05オランダ出身の画家
38:07ピート・モンドリアンが描いた作品で
38:0977年間
38:11上下逆さまに展示され続けていたことが
38:13明らかになりました
38:15その絵がこちら
38:17ピート・モンドリアン作
38:19ニューヨークシティ1
38:21これ間違う
38:23この状態で
38:2577年間逆さまに展示された
38:27ピート・モンドリアン作
38:29ニューヨークシティ1
38:31ピート・モンドリアン作
38:33この状態で
38:3577年間逆さまだと気がつかず
38:37展示されていたのです
38:411945年から80年までは
38:43ニューヨーク近代美術館で逆さまに
38:471980年からは
38:49ドイツに移されても
38:51逆さまに飾られ続けていました
38:55美術館の学芸員が
38:57たまたま古い写真と見比べた際に
38:59間違いに気がついたそうです
39:03有名な画家の絵が
39:05間違えて
39:0777年間逆さまに展示されたことがある
39:11どっちも言いたい
39:13今この絵を
39:15本当に正しい方向に戻してしまうと
39:17この線とかが剥がれてしまう
39:19重力の関係で
39:21だから今もなお反対のままずっと飾られている
39:25人に言いたくなる雑学対決
39:273回戦が終了
39:29現在1勝1敗
39:31この結果で勝者が決まります
39:37こっちです
39:431個の雑学の
39:45濃さがやっぱりこっちの方があった
39:47強いわ
39:49なお勝利した
39:51チーム内村には
39:53宮瀬さんが最近心に響いたという
39:55手土産が贈られます
39:57僕が一番好きな牛タンなんです
39:59これは嬉しい
40:03ガツガツしてるんだよね
40:07これまで紹介した雑学の中から
40:095000人が選んだ
40:11人に言いたくなる雑学を発表
40:15あなたも人に言いたくなる雑学が
40:17きっと見つかります
40:19お見逃しなく