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00:00It's been so long!
00:03What's going on?
00:05I haven't heard from you in a while.
00:08Anyway, let's continue our journey.
00:10Yes.
00:11We're going to continue, right?
00:12From here to Kyoto.
00:14And so, we continue our search for treasure in the revived Kaido.
00:18That's right, there are people waiting for us.
00:20On the way to Kyoto, we found a lot of treasures.
00:25The Kyusu from Tokugawa family,
00:29the Chashaku that Sen no Rikyuu used when he was convinced.
00:34Wow.
00:35And the Kibupai from Kikunomon.
00:38All of them are valuable.
00:42The treasure with the highest value among the many is...
00:46What's this?
00:47The Abarenbo Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune sent it to Date family.
00:53The value is...
00:551 billion yen.
00:57Will we find more treasures?
01:02Revived!
01:03Let's continue our search for treasure in the revived Kaido.
01:08Let's continue our search for treasure in Sekijuku.
01:11There must be more treasures.
01:14They are visiting Sekijuku, the 47th Shukugamachi in Tokaido.
01:21It's located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture.
01:26It was built from the Edo period to the Meiji period.
01:31Sekijuku is lined up with 200 houses.
01:33It's beautiful.
01:35It is designated as a preservation area of the country's important traditional architecture.
01:43In the last episode, we found a treasure called Koimari from the Edo period
01:51in Sekijuku.
01:56They continue their search for treasures worth more than 1 billion yen in Sekijuku.
02:03This house has a lot of history.
02:06It has a unique atmosphere.
02:09Let's ask.
02:11Excuse me.
02:14Excuse me.
02:16I'm on my way to the Kaido.
02:18I'm looking for treasures.
02:20This house has a lot of history.
02:24The first floor is over 300 years old.
02:28The second floor was built in the Meiji period.
02:31It's only 154 years old.
02:33It's over 150 years old.
02:35This is Ichitaro Hashizume, the 12th head of the Hashizume family.
02:41Excuse me.
02:43When he came in, he was surprised.
02:46What is this?
02:48What is this?
02:50What is this?
02:53These three items are the armor of the Showa period.
02:57This is a katchu worn by warriors of the Kameyama clan in the Edo period.
03:03This is a katchu.
03:05This is a military medal.
03:07Does he have a military medal?
03:09He is a great person.
03:11He is a person who gives orders.
03:13He is the top person.
03:15He is a person who gives orders.
03:17He is a person who gives orders.
03:19This katchu seems to have been used by a warrior who led the Hashigaru troops.
03:26The value of this katchu is about 1.5 million yen.
03:30What did you do for a living?
03:33I worked at a hair salon in Osaka and a hair salon in Edo.
03:38I was a foreign minister.
03:40Foreign minister?
03:42I worked as a foreign minister.
03:44I worked as a foreign minister.
03:46There is a shrine called Jodo Shinshu Takadaha Honzan.
03:49There is a very large shrine at the entrance.
03:52I donated it as a donation.
03:56Did you donate this?
03:58This is a great donation.
04:00This shrine is located in Senjuji, Takadaha Honzan, Shinshu, Tsuji, Mie Prefecture.
04:06It is also an important cultural property of the country.
04:09It was built about 320 years ago as a donation by Hashizume family's ancestors.
04:17There are other treasures.
04:22There is something like a shamoji.
04:26What is this?
04:28This is a shamoji.
04:30This is a shamoji.
04:33In addition to the shamoji, which has a scroll on it,
04:38there is also a brush and a bell with a scroll on it.
04:43This is a treasure I got as a gift from Kameyama Hanshu more than 300 years ago.
04:51And...
04:53Do you have a special treasure?
04:55Do you have it?
04:57Do you have it?
04:59I don't have it.
05:01What is this?
05:03What is this?
05:05It's a foundation of something.
05:07It's a plate.
05:09Kanda, look at this.
05:11It's a sword.
05:13It's a sword.
05:15I can win.
05:17Wait a minute. This is not a sword.
05:19What is this?
05:21What is this?
05:23It's a gun.
05:25It's an arrow.
05:27It's bigger than a sword.
05:29It's bigger than a sword.
05:31Did you have such a thing?
05:33It's pretty big.
05:35This is a large-sized Hinawaji.
05:37This is a large-sized Hinawaji.
05:39Since the end of the Sengoku period,
05:41it has been used to destroy walls.
05:43It has a diameter of more than 2 cm.
05:45It has a diameter of more than 2 cm.
05:47It's an ugly white thing.
05:49It's not an interesting weight.
05:51It's the weight of iron.
05:53It's the weight of iron.
05:55I can't do it.
05:57I'm sorry.
05:59Don't point the gun.
06:01Don't point the gun.
06:03It's heavy.
06:05It's heavy.
06:07It's pretty heavy.
06:09At that time,
06:11people used to carry it alone.
06:13They used to carry it alone.
06:15It's a large-sized Hinawaji.
06:17It's a large-sized Hinawaji.
06:19It's a large-sized Hinawaji.
06:21It's worth 1.6 million yen.
06:23Thank you for showing me this precious treasure.
06:25Thank you very much.
06:27They get in the car again
06:29and look for treasures in Tokaido.
06:31and look for treasures in Tokaido.
06:33When you get used to Shukubamachi,
06:35the road is narrow.
06:37The road is narrow.
06:39It's like Shukubamachi.
06:41They came to the 49th Shukubamachi
06:43They came to the 49th Shukubamachi
06:45in Tokaido, Tsuchiyama-juku.
06:47Tsuchiyama-juku
06:49It's now Kouka City in Shiga Prefecture.
06:51Tsuchiyama-juku
06:53Tsuchiyama-juku is located at the foot of Suzuka Pass,
06:55which is a southern part of the west side of Hakone in the east.
06:57Suzuka Pass is a southern part of the west side of Hakone in the east.
06:59In the Edo period,
07:01it was a Shukubamachi where travelers
07:03who crossed the pass rested.
07:07They immediately look for treasures in Tsuchiyama-juku.
07:09They immediately look for treasures in Tsuchiyama-juku.
07:11Then,
07:13a magnificent house with a river roof appeared.
07:15a magnificent house with a river roof appeared.
07:17It's black here.
07:19This is the main shrine.
07:21This is the main shrine of Tsuchiyama-juku.
07:23This is the main shrine of Tsuchiyama-juku.
07:25I wonder if people live here now.
07:27I wonder if people live here now.
07:29The main shrine is a resting place
07:31for the nobles and officials
07:33who traveled in the Edo period
07:35for the Sankin Dynasty.
07:37Most of them are the houses of
07:39the influential people
07:41such as the lord of the land at that time.
07:43That's why it's likely to be here.
07:45That's why it's likely to be here.
07:47Tsuchiyama-san?
07:49Tsuchiyama-san?
07:51Tsuchiyama-san in Tsuchiyama-juku is amazing.
07:53That's amazing.
07:55There's a ping-pong table.
07:57Is Tsuchiyama-san okay?
08:01Excuse me.
08:03Hello.
08:05May I come in?
08:07I'm sorry.
08:09I'm sorry.
08:11I'm sorry.
08:13I'm sorry.
08:15I haven't seen him for a while.
08:17I haven't seen him for a while.
08:19I haven't seen you on TV.
08:21I haven't seen you on TV.
08:23That's great!
08:25You're saying that Tsuchiyama-san
08:27is living here now.
08:29Yes, that's right.
08:31While living here,
08:33Tsuchiyama-san tried to protect it.
08:35Tsuchiyama-san is the 14th lord of the Tsuchiyama family.
08:37Tsuchiyama-san is the 14th lord of the Tsuchiyama family.
08:39When was this building built?
08:41When was this building built?
08:43No, this is from the time of the main shrine.
08:47Although it has been renovated,
08:49the pillars and beams are said to have been used as they were more than 260 years ago.
08:58The doma is wide.
09:00This doma is old-fashioned.
09:03Is this ground the same as it was at that time?
09:05Yes, it is the same as it was at that time.
09:07Is this decorated around?
09:09Yes, I think it's a stone talisman.
09:11Is this a stone talisman?
09:13Is this the name of the person who stayed here?
09:15Yes, it is.
09:16Is this the name of the person who stayed here?
09:18Yes, it is.
09:19A stone talisman with the name of the Daimyo written on it.
09:23It was put on the main shrine to show that the Daimyo was staying at that time.
09:28I didn't know that someone was coming.
09:30The beginning of this Tsuchiyama family was the Tsuchiyama castle.
09:35The Tsuchiyama castle was ruled by the Tsuchiyama family.
09:38The Tsuchiyama family's ancestor was the lord of the Tsuchiyama castle during the Sengoku period.
09:43The Tsuchiyama family's ancestor was the lord of the Tsuchiyama castle during the Sengoku period.
09:50This smells like a treasure.
09:52I think so, too.
09:53Is there any historical treasure in Tsuchiyama?
09:57Then, let's go to the top of the dome.
10:00I'm curious about the top of the dome.
10:08It's amazing.
10:12It's amazing.
10:13What is this?
10:14It's shining.
10:15Is this gold?
10:17No, it's gold leaf.
10:18Is this gold leaf?
10:19Yes, it's gold leaf.
10:20It's all gold leaf.
10:21It's gold leaf.
10:23It's amazing.
10:24It's all gold leaf.
10:26Yes, it's gold leaf.
10:27It's all gold leaf.
10:28Let's go deeper.
10:33It's getting higher and higher.
10:36The lord, emperor, and general of the Jodan clan stayed here.
10:42Emperor Meiji celebrated his 16th birthday here.
10:48Did he celebrate his birthday here?
10:50Yes, he did.
10:52The inside of the building is full of treasures.
10:58At that time, this inn was left here as a souvenir.
11:05At that time, this inn was left here as a souvenir.
11:12It's amazing.
11:13It's so thick.
11:14It's so thick.
11:15Did they stay here?
11:17Yes, they did.
11:18There are 16,370 inns in total.
11:22Did you count?
11:23Did you count?
11:25It's amazing.
11:26It's a treasure.
11:27It's amazing.
11:28It might be the best treasure.
11:31It's amazing.
11:33It says, Katsu Awanokami.
11:37Katsu Awanokami?
11:38Do you know this?
11:39Katsu Kaishu.
11:40Katsu Kaishu.
11:42This is the second half of the Gojo period.
11:45This is the second half.
11:46This is the second half.
11:47This is Hitotsubashi.
11:50Hitotsubashi?
11:51Chunagun.
11:52Tokugawa Yoshinobu.
11:55It was named after before he became a general?
11:58Yes.
12:00It's getting old.
12:02It's amazing.
12:03Tsuchiyama Castle was destroyed three times during the Edo period.
12:07The owner was dead.
12:11Our leader took the inn and fled away with the money.
12:16It's amazing.
12:17Oh, wow.
12:19So this is the treasure.
12:21Is this the burnt heart?
12:23Did you take this with you when you were on fire?
12:26It's burnt.
12:28This is the most valuable treasure.
12:31It's as important as your life.
12:34This is Matsudaira.
12:37It's written here, Chikara.
12:40Tokugawa Yoshimune.
12:42He's the Abarebo Shogun.
12:44When I was young, I had this name.
12:47Before you became a shogun?
12:49Look at this.
12:51Toyama.
12:53Toyama? Are you kidding me?
12:56Toyama Kin-san?
12:58Toyama Kinshiro.
13:00Kinshiro! Toyama Kin-san!
13:02Wow, Toyama Kin-san!
13:04Is this real?
13:06When I heard Toyama Kin-san,
13:08I thought this was a treasure.
13:10This is crazy.
13:12This is worth more than 100 million yen.
13:14This might be worth more than 100 million yen.
13:19The Tsuchiyama residence
13:21has a history of more than 200 years.
13:24There is almost nothing left of it.
13:27It's a rare treasure of Japanese history.
13:32It's so valuable that you can't measure it with money.
13:37By the way, where does Tsuchiyama live?
13:41Where does Tsuchiyama live?
13:43This is the kitchen where he lives now.
13:48This is very modern.
13:51This is where he lives.
13:55Do you know what this is?
13:58Is this a table?
14:00There's a stone.
14:02What is this?
14:04What is this?
14:06Here's the question.
14:08It's a thing that's surrounded by a tree.
14:12Inside is a huge stone.
14:14What is this?
14:16Do you know what this is?
14:18I wonder what it is.
14:20After this,
14:22there's a very precious treasure left in Tsuchiyama.
14:39Tsuchiyama residence, 49th Shukuba-machi, Tokaido.
14:44He was looking for the treasure of the Tsuchiyama family.
14:49Suddenly, he found a huge stone surrounded by a tree in the kitchen.
14:56What is this?
14:58I wonder what it is.
15:00The answer is...
15:02It was used as a well at that time.
15:05A well?
15:07Why is there a well in the house?
15:10This was the kitchen at that time.
15:14He collected the parts of the kitchen and left only the well.
15:22The water of the well is still coming out.
15:24Is this well still working?
15:26Yes, it is.
15:28Has it been here since the Edo period?
15:30The well has been here since the Edo period.
15:33It can still be used.
15:35Let's open it.
15:37I'm a fan of this program.
15:405, 4, 3, 2, 1.
15:45Open!
15:47Wow!
15:49It's a well!
15:51It's a well!
15:53It was used to wash cars.
15:55Really?
15:57This well is now used to pump water.
16:02The well has IH.
16:04IH?
16:06IH and the well are in the same space.
16:11Tsuchiyama, it was great that you showed us a lot of things.
16:16Which is the most expensive treasure you think?
16:20I think it's this one.
16:22It's here.
16:25What is this?
16:27It's a well of plum.
16:29A well of plum?
16:31It's one of the many.
16:33Yes, it is.
16:35Ito Jakuchu.
16:38Ito Jakuchu was a painter who was active in the Edo period.
16:44He left many works that became national treasures and important cultural assets.
16:48He is a Japanese artist.
16:52It's a national treasure.
16:54It's a real one.
16:56It's worth more than 100 million yen.
16:58It's worth more than 100 million yen.
17:01Ito Jakuchu's well of plum in Tsuchiyama.
17:05Is it worth more than 100 million yen?
17:15Let's go!
17:17Wow!
17:22Ito Jakuchu
17:25It's amazing!
17:27We finally arrived.
17:29Ito Jakuchu
17:31Kojima-kun!
17:33He always comes from this way.
17:35I see.
17:37It's okay.
17:39Kojima-kun!
17:41You can come in.
17:43Did you get a car?
17:45Yes, I did.
17:47I got a massage.
17:50You can come in.
17:52Let's go to the next one.
17:54It's a quiz about countries in the world.
17:57I'll start with a simple question.
17:59Which country tried to eat a pie as a dessert but decided to make it into a dumpling?
18:04And which city?
18:06Without a hint, it's difficult.
18:08You don't know?
18:10A pie.
18:11A dumpling.
18:13Bangkok, Thailand.
18:15Correct!
18:17I'll give you a hint.
18:19The country or city where people who drink alcohol or play the shamisen don't notice.
18:28Is there a country?
18:29Yes, there is.
18:30Do you want a hint?
18:32Greece?
18:34Athens?
18:36Greece, Athens.
18:37Correct!
18:38It's amazing.
18:40You're good at this.
18:42Which country or city is 100% Ule?
18:44It's easy, right?
18:46Do you want a hint?
18:48Kate!
18:50What?
18:51Kate?
18:52Kate!
18:54Kate!
18:56Kuwait?
18:57Kuwait!
18:58That's right.
19:00You're good at this.
19:02You're good at this.
19:04I've never seen such a stupid quiz.
19:07I've never seen it.
19:09Yoshimune Tokugawa was also there.
19:13Tsuchiyama family was the head of the Tsuchiyama family.
19:17There is a work of Japanese painter Ito Jakuchu, who was active in the middle of the Edo period.
19:25It is a masterpiece that left many works as national treasures and important cultural assets.
19:30How much is the value of this painting?
19:34Ito Jakuchu painted this Ume-no-E.
19:38The value of this painting is about 1.5 million yen.
19:44Tsuchiyama-san, thank you for many valuable treasures.
19:48I'm honored.
19:49I've always thought that Tsuchiyama-san wouldn't come to Kaido-tabi as a fan of the program.
19:54I didn't know I was lonely.
19:58I'm sorry.
20:00I think there are people waiting for you.
20:02I'm glad.
20:05If you want to see Tokoro-san's place again, which he doesn't teach at school,
20:10please watch TVer's Younext.