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00:00Good morning.
00:02Good morning.
00:04The show has begun.
00:06Mr. Yatsushi, you have a thick line-up today.
00:09I'm sorry for the ridiculousness.
00:11It's hard to talk.
00:13I don't know what to say.
00:15I feel like I'm in the air.
00:17I feel like I'm in the air.
00:19Ms. Nando, what do you watch on TV?
00:21When I wake up in the morning,
00:23I watch something cool.
00:25Can I?
00:27I watch BBC.
00:30I'm curious about what's going on in the world news.
00:32I'm looking forward to talking to Mr. Bakarizumu about the drama after this.
00:34No, no, no.
00:36I can't.
00:38It doesn't matter.
00:40I'm going to talk about BBC later.
00:42Mr. Yoshimi, please.
00:44I'm going to talk about the first work.
00:46Thank you for your hard work.
00:50The setting is a unique story called aliens.
00:54This is a conversation drama and interesting.
00:56Yes, on a very small scale.
00:58It's a very, very, very small scale.
01:00So the location is a big influence for you guys.
01:03Yes, that's right.
01:04We built a shop that actually exists,
01:07so it's easier to do business.
01:09It's easier to do business.
01:10So it really exists.
01:11Yes, it does.
01:13The menu is exactly the same.
01:15The same menu?
01:16Yes.
01:16We try to use local supermarkets as much as possible.
01:21I see.
01:22I heard from a staff member of a Japanese TV station,
01:27and I heard it all over again and again,
01:30that the main character, Tokyo-03,
01:32in the beginning of the show,
01:35wanted to bring an unknown man to the main character,
01:41but the Japanese TV station stopped him.
01:44That's what I heard.
01:46Yes.
01:47And, as far as the character goes,
01:50there were a lot of places where they wanted to make the show more entertaining,
01:56so we decided to have an entertainer do it, just like you did, Mr. Kakuta.
02:01So it's not the same as the TV show Bakarizumu-san,
02:05but it's more like Bakarizumu-san's main character and the usual members.
02:09Yes.
02:09That's the same thing, right?
02:11There are a lot of people who want to do a bit of everything, right?
02:14But what we did as a team was a drama called Brush Up Life.
02:17At the time of the show, Mr. Sakura Ando said,
02:21let's do it as a team, like a theater troupe.
02:25Oh, really?
02:27So we decided to do it.
02:28I see.
02:29That's how it was.
02:31In the last episode, Mr. Koji Yamamoto was on the show,
02:36and when we were talking about casting him,
02:37he mentioned Mr. Higashino's name.
02:40And what did the staff say?
02:41A big explosion.
02:44Just mentioning his name.
02:45That's impossible.
02:48The staff said,
02:50Mr. Bakarizumu's name is not something you can say just because of a big explosion.
02:54I just said it.
02:57Every time.
02:58The wall is quite thick.
03:00What about the movie maker?
03:01The movie maker?
03:02Yes.
03:03But it's already over.
03:04It's over, but...
03:06It's been 30 years.
03:07No, no, no, but that's true, but...
03:09It's not like we've met.
03:11I did it in a way that I wouldn't be told.
03:14Because it's hard.
03:15By the way, what's your schedule?
03:17I'm writing.
03:18I'm writing for quite a while.
03:20I'm going to be working on the channel for about three years.
03:24What about Fuji TV?
03:26I haven't talked to Fuji TV yet.
03:28You turned it down, right?
03:29I turned it down.
03:30I didn't turn it down.
03:32I'm going to be on the stage of Wide Rush.
03:34Wide Rush will end next week, but...
03:36It's going to end, but...
03:38As an actor.
03:38He's trying to use this set.
03:40If it was the main actor, it would be interesting.
03:44The area is so small.
03:45No, no, no, no, no.
03:47It's okay.
03:48If it were a drama Wide Rush, it would be interesting.
03:50I don't know if it would be.
03:54Mr. Maezono.
03:55Yes.
03:56You're a soccer player.
03:56You've been selected to represent Japan at the World Cup.
03:59It's already a one-time thing.
04:02Well, I think there's a little bit of that.
04:05Well, I've been struggling in the first half.
04:07I got the score in the second half.
04:11Second half.
04:12This is a different player from Kubo.
04:14It was decided by a different player, Kamata.
04:16In that sense, it was a perfect match.
04:19It was a game that changed the flow of the game.
04:22Thanks to this game, Kubo didn't kick the ball directly.
04:26It was a short corner.
04:28I thought he was going to cross it inside, but he hit it himself.
04:30I thought he was going to hit it.
04:32That's amazing.
04:33It was a narrow area, but he was aiming for it.
04:37He's fast.
04:39Kubo's performance.
04:41Does that mean you're in a perfect position to be a regular player?
04:46I haven't been selected to represent Japan yet.
04:48There are still a lot of players in that position.
04:50What?
04:51There are so many layers.
04:53Kubo said it himself, but he always says it's a competition.
04:56He said it's a competition between two teams, three teams, and a coach.
04:59There's a war like that.
05:00That's where I'm going to go to the World Cup next year.
05:02He said he was going to choose a player.
05:04I asked Maezono about his real name.
05:06Is it okay to say that he's the strongest member in history?
05:09That's definitely the case now.
05:12The coach was crying from the beginning.
05:15What did you think of that?
05:16When I hear the coach's cry, I cry every game.
05:21I'm sorry. I didn't mean that.
05:22Including when I was a player, I cried every game.
05:27Yoshizumi-san, I heard that you're going to the final tournament.
05:33I've been to the final tournament in the past two tournaments.
05:36I lost there, so I couldn't make it to the top 8.
05:39But the number of teams is increasing, so even if it's a final tournament, I can win two games and make it to the top 8.
05:44But the number of players is increasing in Japan.
05:47If the number of matches is increasing like this,
05:49there will be enough players to rotate the players, turn over the players, and use them well.
05:53When you have a lot of cards and you can't play in the next match,
05:56you'll get injured.
05:58It doesn't matter who plays in the next match.
06:00That's amazing.
06:02Does that mean that you're not just aiming for the top 4 in the World Cup, but you're also aiming for the championship?
06:10If I win the championship, I'll be at the top of the top 4.
06:15I'm sure you'll be at the top of the top 4.
06:18I'm sure you'll be at the top of the top 4.
06:19That's what you're talking about, right?
06:20That's what I'm talking about.
06:22Of course, if you win the championship, you'll be at the top of the top 4.
06:26I think that's what's going to happen in the current situation.
06:28I know how you want to be.
06:30I've been at the top of the top 4, but I'm still at the top of the top 4.
06:33So you're aiming for the top 8 first.
06:34That's right.
06:35And if you can, you'll be at the top of the top 4.
06:36Including that, please let me play next week.
06:41That's pretty realistic.
06:43He's always angry.
06:44The keeper, Zion.
06:46Suzuki Zion.
06:47He's amazing.
06:48He's on the Italian team called Palma, and he's a goalkeeper.
06:53As you can see, there are a lot of players who are good at offense.
06:57But I've never imagined that a Japanese player could play as a goalkeeper in Japan.
07:04That's amazing.
07:05What's the difference?
07:06First of all, he's a lot taller, and he's a lot more defensive, and he's calm.
07:10Italy is the most defensive and noisy country.
07:13Including the media.
07:15But he's a goalkeeper, and he's a goalkeeper.
07:18So, even if he's behind the goal, he doesn't have to worry.
07:21He's very confident.
07:22So you can speak Italian to a certain extent in Palma?
07:25Yes, I can.
07:27So even if he wins...
07:29That's right. Only the offensive players will be featured.
07:31But everyone, including defense, will be featured.
07:33So even if he wins...
07:34I'll tell you that next week.
07:36That's harsh.
07:37I don't want to say next week.
07:39Next week, we'll have some good data.
07:41That's good.
07:42But Izumiya-san, next week, Maekawa-san...
07:44Next week, right?
07:46Next week, I'll tell you.
07:48I'll tell you.
07:49I'll tell you on that narrow course.
07:52I'll tell you on that narrow course.
07:58This is the news.
08:00We have a guest, Ryota Igarashi, a former major league player.
08:03Good morning.
08:04Good morning.
08:06This is a match that the whole of Japan is paying attention to.
08:09Ando-san, did you watch it?
08:11I did.
08:12Especially when Sasaki-san, the second player, came on the mound,
08:16I was really excited.
08:18I was like, what's going on with Sasaki-san?
08:20I was like, wow!
08:22Especially the first round was amazing.
08:24On the open course, it was about 98 miles to 9 miles straight.
08:29But it suddenly went over 100 miles,
08:31so the average speed went up,
08:33and the batter was inserted,
08:35so it was hard to fly forward.
08:39I was surprised to see that.
08:41I got goosebumps.
08:42You were flying from the start.
08:43I wondered how many times I'd be able to do that.
08:45I wondered if I'd be able to do it like that.
08:47In the first round,
08:49the Dodgers had Yoshinobu Yamamoto,
08:51and the Cubs had Shota Imanaga.
08:53It was the first time in the history of Major League Baseball
08:55for the Japanese to have an opening pitcher's match.
08:58How was the pitching by the two of you?
09:00I think it was very good.
09:01Yamamoto was nervous,
09:03but his average speed was faster than last year.
09:06He was fast and straight,
09:07and he was able to hit any ball.
09:10He was good at hitting the vertical ball,
09:12straight, curve, and fork.
09:14The two-seam pitch by Seiya Suzuki
09:16was also very good,
09:18so I think he'll be able to use both sides well this year.
09:22If he doesn't get injured,
09:24he'll be the youngest.
09:26That's a possibility.
09:27Wow, that's amazing.
09:28That's how good the pitcher is.
09:30Toshu Imanaga is known as
09:32a philosopher.
09:33He has a catchphrase,
09:35but what does that mean?
09:37Everything is calculated.
09:39It's very interesting.
09:41In Toshu Imanaga's case,
09:44when he entered the camp last year,
09:46it was already clear
09:48how he would hold the ball.
09:50For example,
09:52in terms of height,
09:54the average in the U.S. is low.
09:56If you use that low height,
09:58what kind of ball will you be able to use?
10:00In that case,
10:01if you hit a straight with a spin,
10:03the low part of the batter will float up.
10:05That's why he used the high straight.
10:08This is his strength.
10:10Does that mean you're going to increase the number of spins?
10:12The pitchers have a lot of spin,
10:14so they have a lot of hop.
10:16In that case,
10:17the height of the batter will be low,
10:19and the ball will float up from below.
10:21That's why you'll be able to hit a foul.
10:23So, he used that to figure out
10:25how to use the low part of the pitcher.
10:27He was good at controlling that,
10:29so he won 15 games in a row.
10:31During the camp this year,
10:33I asked him if he was going to use
10:35the same style as last year.
10:37He said that the straight was good
10:39in this year's opening game.
10:41But he had to use the low part of the pitchers.
10:43So, I asked him how he was going
10:45to utilize the low part of the pitchers.
10:47He said he was going to increase the number
10:49of spins and change the style.
10:51That's all the answers I have.
10:53How much data does the pitcher have
10:55in his head?
10:57It depends on the player.
10:59Some people don't want to put
11:01too much data in their head.
11:03I'm one of those people.
11:05Darvish, Imanaga,
11:07Maiken, Maeda,
11:09and Toshi Maeda.
11:11They start thinking about
11:13how to use the pitchers
11:15about 4-5 days before the game.
11:17Then they start playing.
11:19Do you still have the catcher?
11:21I don't know how much the catcher
11:23is in the pitchers, but I still have
11:25the pitcher in the pitchers.
11:27You know the pitch clock
11:29to process the data, right?
11:31If you process the data,
11:33decide the pitchers,
11:35give them the sign, and say,
11:37I think there are times
11:39when you don't have time
11:41because of the pitch clock.
11:43When I was in high school,
11:45I played baseball,
11:47but most of the students
11:49were not good at baseball.
11:51It's impossible
11:53if you're not smart.
11:55Jimmy Onishi
11:57also went to high school
11:59with a specialization in baseball,
12:01but he didn't know
12:03how to give the sign
12:05and wrote it on the ground.
12:07In the end,
12:09he passed the exam
12:11to his manager.
12:13He was in a specialization,
12:15but he was a manager.
12:17That's what it is.
12:19The players who are active
12:21are smart.
12:23Those who have a lot of potential
12:25but don't know
12:27why they can't come out
12:29are not smart.
12:31Do you still come out sometimes?
12:33There are players
12:35who can come out
12:37just by feeling.
12:39Even in the major league,
12:41I don't care about the data
12:43and I can come out
12:45just by feeling.
12:47The players who are active
12:49have a lot of potential,
12:51but there are drawbacks
12:53to those players,
12:55so the pitchers
12:57follow the player's drawbacks
12:59thoroughly.
13:01There is a meeting
13:03before the game,
13:05so I talk about the data
13:07of the opponent team
13:09and the tendency of the batter,
13:11but the data is not extensive
13:13as it is now,
13:15so I have to do it
13:17roughly.
13:19I can't say that the data
13:21is everything,
13:23but I will refer to it.
13:25Mr. Igara,
13:27I've seen you explain
13:29a lot of things.
13:31Even if we don't know,
13:33Mr. Igara tells us
13:35with confidence.
13:37I'm glad to hear that.
13:39Baseball itself has really changed.
13:41When players like Otani
13:43come out,
13:45there are players
13:47who try to get closer to it.
13:49What kind of things
13:51are you incorporating
13:53into baseball?
13:55And Otani,
13:57you made a home run last year,
13:59but what do you think
14:01about Otani's performance
14:03this year?
14:05It's already confirmed.
14:07He made a good start.
14:09He will be active
14:11as much as last year.
14:13Some people think
14:15they don't have to throw.
14:17That's right.
14:19That's what people are talking about.
14:21If you have to rest
14:23the batter who gets tired
14:25and Otani gets out
14:27of the batting line,
14:29I think it's better
14:31for you to be the batter.
14:33If you become a world champion,
14:35you have to pitch.
14:37I'm afraid of that.
14:39Do you want him to throw?
14:41Yes, I want him to throw.
14:43I'm glad that Japanese players
14:45are so active,
14:47but they can't become
14:49Japanese baseball.
14:51I think they have to change
14:53the way they pitch.
14:55There is a difference
14:57between Japanese baseball
14:59and American baseball.
15:01But Japanese baseball
15:03has more power
15:05and good pitchers.
15:07That's why there are
15:09more active players
15:11from Japan to the U.S.
15:13There is no difference
15:15between Japanese baseball
15:17and American baseball.
15:19That's why foreign players
15:21are not so active.
15:23That's because
15:25the level of Japanese baseball
15:27is getting higher.
15:29But Otani,
15:31he throws to the left
15:33and to the right.
15:35If the other player's pitcher
15:37is so active,
15:39he can't throw
15:41to the right
15:43and to the left.
15:45He can't throw to the right
15:47and to the right.
15:49At the beginning of Nitori,
15:51there must have been
15:53a pitcher who was not interesting.
15:55But he didn't throw to the right.
15:57He couldn't throw to the right.
15:59That's scary.
16:01There are so many pitchers
16:03who throw to the right
16:05on social media.
16:07What if he throws to the right?
16:09That's why Otani
16:11is better than him.
16:13It's hard for him
16:15to go to the in-course.
16:17When I was a kid,
16:19I watched a game
16:21between Dodgers and Giants
16:23with my dad.
16:25It was a home run game.
16:27Where did you watch it?
16:29I watched it on the internet
16:31until my dad died.
16:33I got this ticket
16:35and took my dad to the game.
16:37My dad was a big fan
16:39of Giants since elementary school.
16:41He said he would wear a Giants hat.
16:43But I didn't forget it.
16:45Well...
16:47He wore a different hat.
16:49How was it?
16:51It was my first time
16:53to watch a home run
16:55of a professional baseball player.
16:57I was behind him,
16:59but I couldn't see him
17:01because he was in the 6th or 7th row.
17:03Oh, I see.
17:05If I went a little higher,
17:07my dad and I would be together.
17:09Did your dad like it?
17:11Yes.
17:13He was so excited.
17:15He was a fan of Giants.
17:17He was so excited
17:19when Dodgers and Giants played.
17:21When Ohtani came out,
17:23he was so excited.
17:25Ohtani hit a home run
17:27in the 2nd inning.
17:29The sound of the home run
17:31was so loud.
17:33There was no sound
17:35like a drum or a rapper.
17:37It sounded like a real baseball.
17:39When I looked up,
17:41I couldn't stand up.
17:43I was a fan of Giants,
17:45so I couldn't stand up.
17:47When Giants played,
17:49I couldn't stand up at all.
17:51The only thing I stood up
17:53was when the girl
17:55from the men's team
17:57called Venus came out.
17:59Your dad?
18:01Your dad made you stand up?
18:03I asked Venus
18:05to give me a T-shirt.
18:07The most exciting moment
18:09There are a lot of Japanese players
18:11playing in the U.S.
18:13Who are the other
18:15notable players?
18:17Sugano Toshio.
18:19He's from Giants.
18:21He's 35 years old.
18:23He's going to the Orioles.
18:25He has a one-year contract.
18:27Looking at the results
18:29of the open matches so far,
18:31Sugano Toshio has experience,
18:33so he must know
18:35how to control the batter.
18:37He's very good
18:39at utilizing data.
18:41He's been doing this
18:43since he was in Giants.
18:45He's very good at
18:47thinking about how
18:49to control the batter.
18:51I'm sure he'll do well
18:53in the U.S.
18:55Who do you want to see
18:57in the U.S.?
18:59Seiya Suzuki.
19:01He didn't do well
19:03in the opening match.
19:05What kind of play will he do
19:07in the U.S.?
19:09I think he must have
19:11regretted the Tokyo series.
19:13But he did well
19:15in the pitchers' course.
19:17It's hard to hit back
19:19with a good batter.
19:21And he's a DH player.
19:23DH players are expected
19:25to be good at home runs
19:27and long drives.
19:29I think it's hard
19:31to change the batting
19:33and hit the batter
19:35while protecting the outside.
19:37I think Suzuki will be able
19:39to catch up
19:41if he hits the batter
19:43while protecting the outside.
19:45Last year, Yoshida
19:47also became a DH player
19:49without using his defense,
19:51so he had to change
19:53the batting.
19:55I think that's the point.
19:57What is the most important
19:59thing for a player
20:01to do?
20:03I've been doing this for a long time
20:05and I've been told
20:07many times
20:09that I'm bad at socializing.
20:11Why did Prime Minister Ishiba
20:13distribute the vouchers
20:15to the new members?
20:17This is a question
20:19that even former Prime Minister
20:21Kishida was surprised
20:23and wondered
20:25if it was being
20:27supervised by the previous government.
20:29I was told that
20:31he was distributing
20:33100,000 yen vouchers
20:35to the new members
20:37and that there was
20:39a statement
20:41from the members
20:43about it.
20:45Kishida's office
20:47commented that
20:49he was doing it
20:51properly according
20:53to the rules
20:55of the FNN interview.
20:57He had meetings
20:59with various people,
21:01including politicians,
21:03and gave them
21:05souvenirs,
21:07but all of them
21:09were done properly
21:11according to the rules.
21:13On the other hand,
21:15the former Prime Minister
21:17Noda, a member of the
21:19Liberal Democratic Party,
21:21was asked if he had ever
21:23distributed vouchers
21:26to the new members.
21:28He replied that
21:30he had never done it.
21:32Prime Minister Ishiba
21:34said that there was no
21:36illegality,
21:38and that there was
21:40a difference
21:42between the general
21:44common sense.
21:46He said that
21:48the distribution
21:50of the vouchers
21:52will be done
21:54according to the rules
21:56of the FNN interview.
21:58Mr. Ando,
22:00everyone is doing it
22:02properly according
22:04to the rules of the FNN interview.
22:06We are not denying
22:08that we have distributed
22:10the vouchers,
22:12but we are doing it
22:14properly according
22:16to the rules of the FNN interview.
22:18Mr. Ishiba said
22:20that he wanted
22:22to emphasize that
22:24the distribution
22:26of the vouchers
22:28had nothing to do
22:30with the rules of the FNN interview,
22:32so he asked
22:34his family
22:36to give him 100,000 yen.
22:38It's a painful excuse.
22:40He said that
22:42the pocket money
22:44was the devil's proof
22:46of where the money
22:48came from.
22:50No one knows
22:52where the money
22:54came from,
22:56so no one knows.
22:58The confusion
23:00around that is big.
23:02When the topic
23:04of politics and money
23:06came up,
23:08politicians said
23:10that it took money
23:12to do politics.
23:14Mr. Yoshimi,
23:16what do you think?
23:18When we were kids,
23:20we were told
23:22that we were in the
23:24pocket money era.
23:26To be honest,
23:28I thought that
23:30people older than me
23:32were spending
23:34a lot more money
23:36on things like
23:38the 100,000 yen vouchers.
23:40I think that's
23:42old-fashioned.
23:44I'm surprised.
23:46I don't know
23:48what the people
23:50are expecting
23:52from Mr. Ishiba.
23:54If the people
23:56don't change,
23:58the re-election
24:00will be difficult.
24:02Why are they doing
24:04this now?
24:06The scary thing is
24:08that the support rate
24:10of people in their 30s and 40s
24:12is very low.
24:14People in their 30s
24:16and 40s
24:18are different from
24:20people in their 40s and 50s.
24:22People in their 60s
24:24are growing up
24:26and are doing their best.
24:28I don't understand
24:30why people in their 40s
24:32and 50s
24:34don't understand
24:36the importance
24:38of the support rate
24:40of people in their 40s
24:42and 50s.
24:44Mr. Ishiba pointed out
24:46that the people
24:48in their 40s
24:50and 50s
24:52don't like
24:54what the people
24:56in their 40s
24:58and 50s
25:00are saying.
25:02The people
25:04in their 40s
25:06and 50s
25:08don't like
25:10what the people
25:12in their 40s
25:14and 50s
25:16are saying.
25:18I want to ask
25:20if the people
25:22in their 40s
25:24and 50s
25:26don't like
25:28what the people
25:30in their 40s
25:32and 50s
25:34are saying.
25:36I want to ask
25:38if the people
25:40in their 40s
25:42and 50s
25:44don't like
25:46what the people
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25:52are saying.
25:54I want to ask
25:56if the people
25:58in their 40s
26:00and 50s
26:02don't like
26:04what the people
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26:08and 50s
26:10are saying.
26:12I want to ask
26:14if the people
26:16in their 40s
26:18and 50s
26:20don't like
26:22what the people
26:24in their 40s
26:26and 50s
26:28are saying.
26:30I want to ask
26:32if the people
26:34in their 40s
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26:38don't like
26:40what the people
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26:46are saying.
26:48I want to ask
26:50if the people
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26:56don't like
26:58what the people
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27:04are saying.
27:06I want to ask
27:08if the people
27:10in their 40s
27:12and 50s
27:14don't like
27:16what the people
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27:22are saying.
27:24I want to ask
27:26if the people
27:28in their 40s
27:30and 50s
27:32don't like
27:34what the people
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27:40are saying.
27:42I want to ask
27:44if the people
27:46in their 40s
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27:50don't like
27:52what the people
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27:58are saying.
28:00I want to ask
28:02if the people
28:04in their 40s
28:06and 50s
28:08don't like
28:10what the people
28:12in their 40s
28:14and 50s
28:16are saying.
28:18I want to ask
28:20if the people
28:22in their 40s
28:24and 50s
28:26don't like
28:28what the people
28:30in their 40s
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28:34are saying.
28:36I want to ask
28:38if the people
28:40in their 40s
28:42and 50s
28:44don't like
28:46what the people
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28:52are saying.
28:54I want to ask
28:56if the people
28:58in their 40s
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29:02don't like
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29:12I want to ask
29:14if the people
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29:48I want to ask
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29:56don't like
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30:06I want to ask
30:08if the people
30:10in their 40s
30:12and 50s
30:14don't like
30:16what the people
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30:22are saying.
30:24I want to ask
30:26if the people
30:28in their 40s
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30:32don't like
30:34what the people
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31:00I want to ask
31:02if the people
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31:08don't like
31:10what the people
31:12in their 40s
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31:16are saying.
31:18I want to ask
31:20if the people
31:22in their 40s
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31:26don't like
31:28what the people
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31:34are saying.
31:36I want to ask
31:38if the people
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31:44don't like
31:46what the people
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31:52are saying.
31:54I want to ask
31:56if the people
31:58in their 40s
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32:02don't like
32:04what the people
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32:10are saying.
32:12I want to ask
32:14if the people
32:16in their 40s
32:18and 50s
32:20don't like
32:22what the people
32:24in their 40s
32:26and 50s
32:28are saying.
32:30I want to ask
32:32if the people
32:34in their 40s
32:36and 50s
32:38don't like
32:40what the people
32:42in their 40s
32:44and 50s
32:46are saying.
32:48I want to ask
32:50if the people
32:52in their 40s
32:54and 50s
32:56don't like
32:58what the people
33:00in their 40s
33:02and 50s
33:04are saying.
33:06I want to ask
33:08if the people
33:10in their 40s
33:12and 50s
33:14don't like
33:16what the people
33:18in their 40s
33:20and 50s
33:22are saying.
33:24I want to ask
33:26if the people
33:28in their 40s
33:30and 50s
33:32don't like
33:34what the people
33:36in their 40s
33:38and 50s
33:40are saying.
33:42I want to ask
33:44if the people
33:46in their 40s
33:48and 50s
33:50don't like
33:52what the people
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33:58are saying.
34:00I want to ask
34:02if the people
34:04in their 40s
34:06and 50s
34:08don't like
34:10what the people
34:12in their 40s
34:14and 50s
34:16are saying.
34:18I want to ask
34:20if the people
34:22in their 40s
34:24and 50s
34:26don't like
34:28what the people
34:30in their 40s
34:32and 50s
34:34are saying.
34:36I want to ask
34:38if the people
34:40in their 40s
34:42and 50s
34:44don't like
34:46what the people
34:48in their 40s
34:50and 50s
34:52are saying.
34:54I want to ask
34:56if the people
34:58in their 40s
35:00and 50s
35:02don't like
35:04what the people
35:06in their 40s
35:08and 50s
35:10are saying.
35:12I want to ask
35:14if the people
35:16in their 40s
35:18and 50s
35:20don't like
35:22what the people
35:24in their 40s
35:26and 50s
35:28are saying.
35:56I want to ask
35:58if the people
36:00in their 40s
36:02and 50s
36:04don't like
36:06what the people
36:08in their 40s
36:10and 50s
36:12are saying.
36:14I want to ask
36:16if the people
36:18in their 40s
36:20and 50s
36:22don't like
36:24what the people
36:26in their 40s
36:28and 50s
36:30are saying.
36:54The weather forecast service
36:56for East Japan and West Japan
36:58will end at the end of March.
37:02The weather forecast service
37:04for East Japan and West Japan
37:06will end at the end of March.
37:08The number of times
37:10the service is used
37:12is about 300 million
37:14in 1988
37:16and 5.56 million
37:18in 2023.
37:20The number of times
37:22the service is used
37:24is about 300 million
37:26in 2023.
37:28It will end
37:30at the end of March.
37:32It will end
37:34at the end of March.
37:36It will end
37:38at the end of March.
37:40It will end
37:42at the end of March.
37:46It's a very short notice.
37:48We are very thankful
37:50CM was playing, but it was more like a rich kid eating ice cream.
37:58Even though I knew about Viennetta, I had the impression that I would never eat it again.
38:04Cake ice cream? It's not a cake, it's not an ice cream, it's a mysterious product.
38:08We were eating ice cream for 50 yen or something, so it was playing a lot in the CM.
38:13It was like a rich kid in the city eating a lot of red bean milk.
38:22Yoshizumi-san, the famous bottle milk.
38:24I went to a bathhouse and drank it, but they said it was going to disappear, so how many bottles did you drink in a year?
38:32I like milk, so I like the unique thicknesses of milk, the feeling of hitting the lips, the feeling of a milk bottle.
38:43I drink it once in a while.
38:45Do you drink milk? Coffee milk?
38:47No, it's delicious milk, normal milk.
38:49It's going to disappear, but you don't drink it, do you?
38:53Everyone doesn't drink it, right?
38:55If you think about the cost of shipping and the weight, I don't think there's anything you can do about it.
39:01Ando-san, do you have a credit card?
39:03I've always had my signature.
39:05I couldn't remember the password.
39:09Don't you have a memo?
39:12I do, but I don't use my cell phone very often.
39:15It takes me a long time to remember, and it's a hassle the next day.
39:20I'm sad that I don't have a signature.
39:22I think you'd better have a signature.
39:24How about you, Atsushi-san?
39:26I was still doing 104.
39:30I was wondering if I could find my favorite girl's phone number, and I remembered it.
39:38It's not illegal to pay for a phone number, but I felt like I was losing money.
39:46You mean you bought the information with your money.
39:48I couldn't call her often.
39:50It was very convenient when there was no internet at the time.
39:53You could call 104 and ask for a phone number.
39:58It was very convenient.
40:02At that time, personal information was everywhere.
40:06I was afraid that my house would be found.
40:10I was afraid, but I didn't think it would be found.
40:13You mean you can't find it unless you register it.
40:15You have to put it on the town page.
40:18But in the past, you could register it automatically.
40:20You could buy a phone number and put it on the town page.
40:23You did it on the town page, didn't you?
40:25Mr. Town Page.
40:27Mr. Town Page is gone, and it's changing with the times.
40:32If you search Mr. Yoshizumi's house, Japanese people can find it right away.
40:37That's true.
40:38It was easy in the past.
40:40In 1997, the pass of the weather forecast was announced.
40:45I think the exam number, name, and address were written on it.
40:49When I went to the weather office, I couldn't believe it.
40:55Until recently, no one had thought about it.
41:00Mr. Yoshizumi, what about you?
41:02I'm a weather forecaster.
41:04I'm 177.
41:06Are you qualified to be a weather forecaster?
41:08That's right.
41:09I'm the same as Mr. Yoshizumi.
41:11You're a weather forecaster as an international lawyer.
41:14You like to study very much.
41:17I like to study.
41:20I think there are few people who can check the weather forecast on the phone.
41:26People who are older and don't use the Internet may check the weather forecast on the phone.
41:30177 not only tells you about the weather, but also warnings and precautions.
41:38I think it's a tool to protect your life.
41:41If possible, I'd like 177 to be left for disaster prevention.
41:46For example, if you don't check the weather forecast on TV, you can check it on the phone.
41:57The weather forecast changes from 5 p.m. to 5 p.m.
42:01The weather office gives out three weather forecasts per day.
42:04If you wake up in the morning, you check the forecast at 5 a.m.
42:07If it's past 11 p.m., you update the forecast and listen to it again.
42:12Mr. Kiyohara, you're qualified, so you can check the weather forecast.
42:17I heard the weather forecast now, but it will be over in March.
42:27Mr. Yoshizumi has appeared in all 71 episodes for about 10 years, starting in May 2015.
42:35I feel like I'm going to vomit.
42:39I'm going to vomit after I talk.
42:44I can't stand it.
42:46I can't stand it.
42:48I'm going to die.
42:51Mr. Yoshizumi wants to hear the news at the end.
42:56Young people, go skiing in spring.
43:00That's a great angle.
43:02Mr. Yoshizumi has been skiing for more than 50 years.
43:06The number of skiers is decreasing year by year.
43:08Compared to about 30 years ago, the number of skiers is down to one-fourth.
43:14Mr. Yoshizumi is sad about the current situation of skiing.
43:20Today, we will talk about the charm of spring skiing, which can be enjoyed even now.
43:28Mr. Yoshizumi, you all think, right?
43:30What is this topic?
43:32So I thought it would be good to be like Mr. Yoshizumi.
43:34You think this is the last one, right?
43:36No, but it'll be over in about 2 minutes.
43:38No, no, no.
43:40It's a mess.
43:43I'm doing what I like.
43:45It's not a pop-up.
43:48There are various topics, but at the end it's a fun topic.
43:54As a person who loves skiing, the ski resort has become a mess.
44:01Have you all been skiing lately?
44:04Is there anyone who does it privately?
44:07I went skiing for the first time in 32 years.
44:09I went skiing a month ago.
44:11I thought I had nothing to do.
44:13It's been a long time since I went skiing, and it was really fun.
44:16It's been 20 years since I went snowboarding, and it's been 30 years since I went skiing.
44:21I was thinking of starting again, but this topic came up.
44:25Actually, I'm happy.
44:27And Ando?
44:29It's been 20 years since I went skiing.
44:31It's been 20 years.
44:33I suddenly thought I'd go skiing, and my acquaintance lived there.
44:37This is me.
44:39I didn't like skiing at all.
44:41No, no, no.
44:43People in our time went skiing.
44:45I went skiing to play.
44:48I've been skiing since I was born every year.
44:52It's a family sport, so I think it's fun.
44:55It's a lot in this studio.
44:57It hasn't decreased at all.
45:00But if you ask me to go skiing again next year, I'll say no.
45:04In the end, there aren't many people who go skiing.
45:07There was a graph earlier.
45:09This is it.
45:11It's been a long time since I went skiing.
45:16That's the peak.
45:18That was the peak.
45:20There was a video of Mr. Atsushi.
45:22That's winter.
45:24Winter skiing is good, but why do you recommend spring skiing?
45:27The weather is different.
45:29The weather is different.
45:31The weather is different.
45:33I'm laughing a lot.
45:35I'm serious.
45:37For example, the weather forecast for the Seiko Tournament is...
45:41You guys are dangerous.
45:43You guys are dangerous.
45:45I shouldn't say this when my seniors are talking.
45:48When my seniors talk seriously, I feel like I'm going to be in trouble.
45:52That's old.
45:54It's not good to say that.
45:56By the way, there is a picture of Mr. Ando skiing in spring.
45:59This is it.
46:01It's cool.
46:03This is cool.
46:05You can do it with this.
46:07This is not a composite.
46:09This is a combination.
46:11I ski on April 1st.
46:13I've been skiing for decades.
46:17It's a half-sleeve.
46:19I took it off because it was hot.
46:21It's hot.
46:23It's a half-sleeve.
46:25It's really cool.
46:27If you don't know how to do it, you'll be in trouble.
46:31That's why it's good.
46:33That's why it's good.
46:35I recommend spring skiing.
46:37The weather is the best.
46:39For example, Shiga and Kobe.
46:41Look at this.
46:43Winter is cold.
46:45Winter is cold.
46:47Spring is smiling in this weather.
46:51Winter is cold.
46:53Spring is spring.
46:55Spring is cold.
46:57Spring is warm.
46:59There are days when the weather is bad.
47:01There are days when it's sunny in winter.
47:03But it's cold.
47:05Spring skiing is good.
47:07It's a good impression.
47:09Look at this.
47:11Look at this.
47:13Look at this.
47:15This is winter.
47:17Winter is cold.
47:19But it's beautiful.
47:21In spring, you can enjoy the new power and snow.
47:25In addition, spring skiing is cheap.
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55:01If it was just this kind of topic, I would have been able to get in more.
55:07That's interesting. Thank you very much.
55:09Yoshimura-san, the Hull Ski is very popular. Everyone, I'm glad.
55:13I want people to come.
55:14It's really fun to be a person at a ski resort. It's a different space. It's a different dimension.
55:19Please come.
55:20Please come.
55:21Ando-san, how was it?
55:22It's really Hull Ski.
55:24It's really Ando-san.
55:25It's really Ando-san.
55:26It's really Ando-san.
55:27It's really Ando-san.
55:28It's really Ando-san.
55:29Ando-san, that's pretty cool.
55:31I've been skiing for the first time in 20 years.
55:36I didn't know what skiing was like.
55:39When I stood on the snow, I felt like, wow! It's snow!
55:44Don't push yourself too hard.
55:46Don't push yourself too hard. Thank you.
55:47Don't push yourself too hard.
55:48It's a tough sport.
55:50But it's a sport that you can do forever.
55:53Everyone, please take a look.
55:55Mr. Atoshi, what did you think?
55:56Yes, the show is coming to an end.
55:59Yes, it's coming to an end next week.
56:01Yes.
56:02This band-aid is probably the band-aid that Matsumoto-san used to wear.
56:06It's the same tape.
56:07It's barely sticking on.
56:11It's coming to an end next week.
56:12Next week, next week.
56:13I think this guy's going to die there.
56:15It ended with a snap at the end.
56:17That's right.
56:19Next week, next week, it's the final episode.
56:21Thank you very much.
56:22Thank you very much.
56:24Have a great Sunday.