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00:00Do you want to go home?
00:02Yes!
00:03Do you want to go home?
00:04Yes!
00:05Do you want to go home?
00:06Yes!
00:09It is seen that more than 10,000 foreigners are at Myanmar's fraud base.
00:16More than 10,000 foreigners have been detained and forced into special fraud.
00:25As far as I know, last month, the local border guards reported on the search and protection.
00:34What is the reality of the huge fraud base that is said to be located near the Thai border?
00:44I asked criminal journalist Ishihara.
00:47Myanmar is the place where the criminal base was located, but the main guard was actually the mainland mafia of China.
00:57Since 2017, a small number of Chinese private companies and a small number of ethnic minorities who protect the border have been working together on development projects.
01:13In February 2020, the country was surrounded by greenery and there were no buildings.
01:20In just four years, the country has changed.
01:25On the one hand, the construction of buildings is progressing, but on the other hand, there is a problem with the illegal casino and the hideout of the fraud group run by the Chinese mafia.
01:38People who are said to be 10,000 or 20,000 people from all over the world are gathered as executives.
01:47It is a crime called a call center gang in a state of confinement.
01:52In Japan, it is a crime called so-called special fraud.
02:01What kind of life did they live inside?
02:04According to the owner of the bungalow, who ran away from the facility,
02:11We just eat four times a day, work 19 hours a day, until we do our getting our job.
02:21He was forced to become a woman on SNS and tell men about the investment.
02:31I cannot do anything. If I don't make money, I'll be punished.
02:36It's an electric shock.
02:39They were sent to a dark room and they didn't even give me food.
02:48The days of violence and violence continue.
02:53About 100 Asian and African people worked in my group.
03:01On the other side, there were Chinese, Taiwanese, and Japanese people.
03:07Japanese and Taiwanese people are smart, so they are actively hiring.
03:14In the meantime, a Japanese fraud group in Myanmar
03:21The police pointed out that there is a possibility that they have moved to Cambodia.
03:27I'm sure there's a Japanese fraud group in Cambodia.
03:34Is it the same group as Myanmar?
03:37Yes.
03:39It is a group that sees Japanese as a target and deceives people in certain areas of Japan.
03:45And Mr. Ishihara came into contact with a person who ran away from a fraud base in Cambodia.
03:52He obtained a secret video of the facility where he was imprisoned and revealed all of it.
03:59It's a high-class hotel, and it's based in a criminal base.
04:05There was a prison-like cellar at the entrance.
04:12There were two security guards with machine guns outside.
04:21There were three stores inside.
04:25One was a hot pot restaurant.
04:31The other was a nightclub.
04:36And the other was a mini mart like a convenience store.
04:45There were drinks, sweets, ice cream, and fresh fruits.
04:51It was a kind of recreation for the prisoners.
05:01He was locked up in a small room with only two beds.
05:05His daily life was a special fraud.
05:10On the other hand, he was given four meals a day and more than necessary.
05:16Mr. Ishihara says there is also darkness here.
05:19Most of all, I think the scariest thing is that the top management is the mainland mafia of China.
05:29The mainland mafia of China is an expert in human trafficking.
05:37The Chinese mafia is said to have collected funds not only for fraud, but also for human trafficking.
05:43Mr. Ishihara is afraid of it.
05:45The purpose of the mafia is to provide a good life for prisoners.
05:54It is also possible that the purpose of the mafia is to keep prisoners healthy.
06:03A few years after 2022, the mafia has become huge.
06:08Mr. Ishihara says it is not only for young people, but also for middle and high school students.
06:20Mr. Ishihara says it is dangerous for middle and high school students to be deceived.
06:26The big point is the coronavirus.
06:30If you lose your job here, especially for middle and high school students,
06:37you can't find a job right away or a good job.
06:45Recruiters are looking at these things very carefully.
06:50Young people have a technique for deceiving young people,
06:54and middle and high school students have a talk technique for middle and high school students.
06:59Meanwhile, the police chief warns that it is dangerous to work abroad on the website.
07:08It is a case of a huge fraud group that can be a victim or a victim.
07:13What should we do to avoid being involved?
07:17So, today...
07:20The police are treating you as a suspect. Do you understand?
07:24A fraud that accuses the police.
07:27In the mysterious entrance,
07:30we approach the situation of a metal scrap yard, which is a great nuisance to the neighboring residents.
07:36The entrance of the latest theater-type fraud.
07:39And the situation of an international special fraud base.
07:43A new development in a foreign nuisance yard.
07:47An emergency coverage special on street crime.
07:51Beat Takeshi's TV Tackle
07:59Yes, that's it.
08:02This is a fraud.
08:05It's a problem.
08:08I don't know if everything in the world is a fraud or not.
08:12Mr. Yashio, what did you think when you heard this news?
08:15It's a time when you can apply for a part-time job easily through the internet.
08:20There are many things that lead to such a dark site.
08:25In fact, I was taken abroad.
08:29I'm a victim, but I'm making a phone call to these Japanese people.
08:34It's a fraud, isn't it?
08:37I have to protect them in Japan.
08:40If I bring them to Japan, I have to punish them.
08:44I think it's very difficult.
08:47But if you're locked up in a place like that, you have to do this.
08:51You can't even give them food.
08:54Is this your responsibility?
08:57I don't know if I can say that I'm a victim of coercion.
09:01Or maybe I'm doing it for money.
09:05I can't get rid of it unless I collect information like that.
09:10You're saying you want to work abroad.
09:13I feel sorry for you if you don't make them a victim.
09:16When I came to Japan, I was told by a recruiter that I could make money.
09:20So I said, let's work abroad.
09:23If it was such a big crime, I might not have come.
09:29As soon as you go abroad, you think you can be a victim.
09:34But in Japan, if you think it's a high-priced part-time job, it's actually a dark part-time job.
09:42It's a punishment.
09:45As soon as you go abroad, you think you can be a victim.
09:48As soon as you go abroad, you think you can be a victim.
09:53Mr. Ishihara, you said you were in contact with someone who had fled from Cambodia.
09:59How did you feel?
10:01He lost his job because of COVID-19.
10:08In that sense, I'm already a middle-aged man.
10:13I don't do SNS, I don't play online games.
10:17I don't think it's a personal matter.
10:20I wonder what the Myanmar government thought of such a large organization.
10:28This is the development area of a casino.
10:32It's a city that was suddenly built by a casino tourist.
10:35There is a person named Sochit, who is in charge of this area.
10:40Myanmar?
10:42Yes, this is the area of the Karen tribe.
10:45That person is actually a person with a card.
10:49Is he a colonel?
10:51So it's connected behind the scenes.
10:52Originally, the person who came to this area for tourism development was a Chinese real estate tycoon.
11:00In fact, this is the person who originally made money by doing bad things.
11:04From the beginning?
11:06You said the development started in 2017.
11:09From that point on, there was actually such a concept.
11:12At that time, Myanmar was also democratized.
11:15Aung San Suu Kyi issued an order to freeze the development because the city development was disgusting.
11:24However, in February 2021, the military coup d'etat happened again.
11:28The military government was formed, and the development resumed as soon as it happened.
11:34Why did they build such a large criminal facility near Myanmar's border?
11:44How many people can they gather and raise the crime rate?
11:49Anyway, it's all connected by the internet.
11:53If they could block the internet there, they wouldn't be able to do such a special operation from Myanmar to Japan.
12:02So the government of each country should block the internet in that area.
12:07Block the electricity.
12:09Can they block only that area?
12:11Yes, they can.
12:12Can they?
12:14Yes, they can.
12:16I think one of the countermeasures is to block the communication by the government's order.
12:22Mr. Ishihara, as a self-defense measure, what should we do?
12:27If you use SNS, online games, or a matching app to communicate with your friends, you tend to feel like you know them.
12:39So you can get along with people you don't know on the internet.
12:43It's a very basic thing.
12:47My generation has been told not to follow people we don't know since we were in kindergarten.
12:54It's a very basic thing.
12:56It's a very basic thing on TV.
13:00The damage caused by special fraud continues.
13:04Last year, the damage caused by special fraud reached 721.5 billion yen.
13:11It was the worst in 10 years.
13:15Meanwhile, there is a sudden increase in the number of cases.
13:20Fraud involving police officers.
13:23According to the police,
13:25the number of cases identified from January to the end of February this year was more than 1,000 cases,
13:33and the total damage was more than 100 billion yen.
13:36In addition, last month,
13:38a high school boy who was protected in Thailand near the Myanmar border also testified against the police.
13:45He was involved in a phone fraud involving police officers.
13:50He testified.
13:52Fraud involving police officers.
13:55Mr. Sakurai, a former police officer, says that the method is evolving.
14:01In the past, there was a fraud involving police officers.
14:05Police officers used to come out from the middle and say,
14:08I'm not a police officer, but there was an accident.
14:11There was a role that came out in the middle.
14:14But now, they become police officers directly,
14:16and use keywords such as arresting people to make people believe them.
14:21Case 1.
14:23Fraud involving police officers.
14:30A call from a man in his 30s living in Chiba Prefecture.
14:34A call from a man in his 30s living in Chiba Prefecture.
14:38He was told that there was a man's name in the account of the person arrested on the border.
14:46He was told that all of his assets and assets were seized and seized.
14:52He was told that he may be arrested.
14:55He has not made any further explanation, and he will continue with the investigation if he cannot pay the fine.
15:01I would like to ask for your explanation of the control relationship.
15:04He was told by a call coming from an unknown number.
15:08The word is arresting.
15:11However, there is something special about this phone call.
15:16Matsubi called me and said his number was 0110.
15:21I thought it was the police station number.
15:27Matsubi's phone number was 0110.
15:31It was the same number as the one used by many police stations, so I thought it might be a call from a real police station.
15:42This card is now in the possession of an unauthorized person.
15:48If you don't know if you're dealing with it or not, please leave it as it is.
15:56I'd like to ask for your cooperation.
15:58Yes.
16:00It takes about an hour and a half.
16:04I can do it around 3 o'clock.
16:07It's 3 o'clock today.
16:09Yes.
16:11All right. I'll call you back at that time.
16:15Yes.
16:17However, after the call, I checked the number again.
16:23It had a plus.
16:26What was on the head of the phone number was a plus symbol that meant an international phone number.
16:34The man who saw this was convinced that it was a fake and was spared the damage of fraud.
16:41A fake number that makes you wonder if it's real at first glance.
16:46I asked the company that deals with counterfeiting such as special fraud about the mechanism of the fake number.
16:52There's a tool for counterfeiting.
16:57If you use it, you can easily counterfeit it.
17:00However, the number in Japan is difficult to check by a telecommunications company.
17:07That's why the case of misappropriation of international phone numbers has been suspended since last July.
17:14According to the company's investigation,
17:16the number of calls from Matsubi's 011 international phone number has increased more than 200 times compared to last June and December.
17:30In addition, it has been confirmed that the phone number of the Shinjuku Police Station and the Metropolitan Police Agency has been counterfeited and displayed on the call screen.
17:40If you fold it back to the counterfeit number, there is a case that leads to the real police station, so you need to be more careful.
17:51Case 2
17:54A fake police trap that makes you believe in clever cooperation.
18:01A phone call from a man in his 70s living in Okinawa.
18:08Suddenly, a call comes from a man who talks about the Ministry of Justice.
18:14This time, I received a phone call from the Ministry of Justice.
18:20I received a phone call from the Ministry of Justice.
18:23I received a phone call from the Ministry of Justice.
18:28I received a phone call from the Ministry of Justice.
18:33A man was told to consult with the police because a nuisance email was sent from an unauthorized phone call.
18:44Then the phone was automatically transferred.
18:48I'm transferring your phone to the Metropolitan Police Agency. Please wait a moment as it is.
18:54This is the Metropolitan Police Agency.
18:57I see.
18:59Do you have any other questions from the Metropolitan Police Agency?
19:02A call is connected to a fake police station.
19:07This is the Ministry of Justice.
19:10This is the Ministry of Justice.
19:11This is the Ministry of Justice.
19:13I'd like to ask you about your personal information.
19:16Your phone number is 49537320.
19:19If you make a fake phone call, your phone will be connected.
19:22I'd like to ask you if you have any other fake phone calls.
19:25I'm sorry.
19:27The call was heard by a man.
19:30He contacted the Metropolitan Police Agency by radio and introduced the man's account and address.
19:36Then...
19:38Hello.
19:39This is Fukagawa.
19:41This is Fukagawa.
19:43This is the Ministry of Justice.
19:45I'd like to ask you about your personal information.
19:47A bank account has been used in the name of the organization's criminal group.
19:51This is Fukagawa.
19:53Is the bank account in the name of the organization related to the organization's criminal group?
19:57This is the Ministry of Justice.
19:59A group of doctors and psychiatrists made a fine of 13,000,000 yen in the name of the organization's criminal group.
20:0619 people were injured.
20:07We have orders from the police to investigate all bank accounts in the name of the organization.
20:13If you can't cooperate with us, we will confiscate all bank accounts from the police and arrest you.
20:20Please.
20:22The man who talked to the police officer at the Fukagawa office, who was told by the headquarters that there was a possibility of arrest,
20:29Did you hide anything from me?
20:32This was used by the organization's criminal group.
20:35What does this mean?
20:37The structure found at the crime scene is registered with exactly the same information.
20:42I really don't know.
20:44In this situation, from the testimony and evidence at the scene,
20:48The police are considering you as a suspect.
20:50Do you understand?
20:52Even inside the police station, this is a secret operation.
20:54Please.
20:56The future operation is an app called ***.
20:58If you make a phone call, you may be arrested or arrested.
21:01The man who talked to the police officer was treated as a suspect by an elderly man.
21:07He was accused of being strong.
21:09The future operation is an app called ***.
21:14It is said that it is necessary to transfer money for investigation.
21:18The elderly man is accused of sending more than 32 million yen to the designated account.
21:25He was deceived.
21:27After that, the man who talked to the police officer was arrested for fraud.
21:34I asked Mr. Sakurai to listen to this voice.
21:38This is a trick.
21:41I think this is a content that the general public will be deceived.
21:45Fraud to talk about a rampant police officer.
21:48Where is the point to notice that it is a fake?
21:51Where is the point to notice that it is a fake?
21:53This person is deceived by the organization security.
21:58I don't broadcast such a story on the radio.
22:01It's completely different from reality.
22:03The word arrest is scary for ordinary people.
22:07Will you be arrested?
22:09You say something you don't remember.
22:12I will be arrested.
22:14I'm out of the detention center.
22:16I trust you even more.
22:18But that's not the case.
22:19To be honest, the police don't tell people who are out of the detention center that they are out of the detention center.
22:24Please be careful about that.
22:27What should I do to protect myself from the special fraud that is becoming more and more popular?
22:33I will explain the latest measures and countermeasures thoroughly.
22:37I laugh.
22:39At that time, I was deceived by the police officer.
22:42The word arrest is very popular.
22:45Is this an actor group?
22:46I think so.
22:48This is a fraud.
22:51In the old days, when there was an accident or someone was robbed,
22:56I was a part of the police officer.
23:00But now I'm a police officer.
23:03If you say that you are out of the detention center,
23:06the person who receives it will think that you are out of the detention center.
23:11Even if you don't do anything bad.
23:13The police will never say that you are out of the detention center.
23:16Because you are a criminal.
23:18If you say that you are out of the detention center,
23:21the police will say that you are out of the detention center.
23:24The police will never say that.
23:26Will the police never call us?
23:29They will call you.
23:31They will ask you for various information.
23:33For example, they will call you when you return the damaged goods.
23:36They will ask you if you can come to the station.
23:39But you don't have to go to the detention center.
23:42There is no need for you to go to the detention center.
23:44I see.
23:46As I said before,
23:48the police will never ask you to transfer the money to the account.
23:51And there is a plus sign.
23:54Most police stations have a 0110.
23:58But if you call the police in Japan,
24:01they will never give you a plus sign.
24:03They will never give you a plus sign.
24:06I think it's a fraud.
24:08I never get a number I don't know.
24:11I never get a number I don't know.
24:14I just copy the number and search for it.
24:17That's right.
24:19If it's a suspicious number,
24:21you will get a suspicious call.
24:23Everyone will give you information.
24:25I think it's better not to get a number you don't know.
24:29I don't want to get a number I don't know.
24:32I don't want to get a number I don't know.
24:34I was leading you to an app with a lot of people on it.
24:38During the conversation on the app,
24:41they will send you something that looks like a real arrest warrant.
24:47I don't think there are many people who think
24:50it's a fake arrest warrant when they see it.
24:54Mr. Ishihara, are there more fake police frauds like this?
24:58That's right.
25:00This is the basis of fraud.
25:03It's the basis of taking away the judgment of the police
25:06by putting them in anxiety or fear.
25:09This is the basis.
25:11For example, police fraud,
25:13or the inspection method of reform fraud,
25:17which was recently arrested by Tokuryu.
25:20This is an old trick that was very popular in the 2000s and 2010s.
25:27It's not new.
25:29Fraud tricks are regularly revived.
25:33So what should I do first?
25:34First of all, you have to stop it once.
25:39At any time,
25:41if you think it's scary,
25:43you can hang up the phone.
25:45You can hang up the phone once.
25:47It's best to hang up the phone, check the representative number, and call again.
25:50Even if you hang up the phone, you can call the real police.
25:52Yes, I think it's best.
25:54For example, if the real police officer hears a lot of things
25:57and can't confirm if it's suspicious,
25:59he will ask the police officer to confirm it.
26:04For example, he will ask the police officer to tell him where to contact.
26:07If it's a real police officer,
26:09he will definitely say, please confirm it.
26:12I've said that many times.
26:14Then the police officer will confirm it and say,
26:16there's no doubt.
26:18There's a lot of suspicion.
26:20But it can't be helped, so please confirm it.
26:23I'll say it myself.
26:25But if it's a fake,
26:26if it's a real police officer,
26:28if he says he'll confirm it,
26:30I think he'll be in a hurry or run away.
26:33A big nuisance, a metal scrap yard.
26:37A big sound like crushing metal is echoing.
26:43A metal storage facility such as metal,
26:46which has been recovered as a recycled resource,
26:49a metal scrap yard.
26:52Up until now, TV Tackle has reported on the nuisance.
26:57So this time,
26:59we followed the aftermath of the nuisance yard in Chiba and Saitama.
27:04The first place we went to was Iwatsuki-ku, Saitama City.
27:09We reported about two years ago.
27:13I can see a big mountain of metal scrap.
27:17I think it's about 10 meters high.
27:21In the back of the site,
27:23I can see a lot of heavy machinery.
27:26I can hear a loud sound.
27:32A residential area was spread out right next to the yard.
27:39Saitama City often conducts fishing guidance
27:43against noise above the standard level.
27:46According to the improvement order,
27:49the yard owner took measures against noise.
27:53But was the nuisance yard really improved?
27:57Metal scrap yard 1, noise and vibration.
28:03Look at this wall.
28:05This is from two years ago.
28:09It's a huge wall.
28:12Wow, it's amazing.
28:15It must have been built to prevent noise.
28:19Yes.
28:21This huge wall was improved by the yard owner.
28:27According to the noise regulation law in 2023,
28:32the height of the soundproof wall built under the improvement order of Saitama City
28:38is about 13 meters high.
28:41Let's ask the residents who live about 20 meters away from the soundproof wall.
28:49Do you hear the sound when you go home?
28:54Yes, it's amazing.
28:57I think it's gotten worse recently.
29:00It's gotten worse?
29:02I can hear the sound.
29:06It jumps into the house.
29:10According to the noise regulation law,
29:13the yard must be kept below 55 decibels
29:17between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m.
29:21In December 2023, after the soundproof wall was installed,
29:26Saitama City made a sound measurement around the yard
29:31and confirmed that it was within the standard level.
29:35In front of the house, which is about 20 meters away from the soundproof wall,
29:44the measurement exceeded the standard value
29:47and recorded a maximum of 67.2 decibels.
29:51This is almost the same level as those on the street.
29:56In the survey conducted by the residents in the neighborhood,
30:00the sound level exceeded the standard value
30:03for all 18 days of the measurement.
30:08We don't really feel the effect of this measurement.
30:14I feel sick all the time.
30:17The house is shaking.
30:19I don't know if it's an earthquake.
30:23About the soundproof effect of the wall,
30:25we asked a company specialized in soundproofing and construction
30:30to take a look at the photos.
30:33In order to lock in the noise,
30:36it is more effective to surround the walls with soundproof panels
30:40that combine the sound of the car and the sound of the air.
30:44However, since the wall is cut in the middle,
30:47the sound will leak out from the opening.
30:51In addition, there is a big problem with this soundproof wall.
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33:42There is a problem that worries the residents of the 13-meter high soundproof wall.
33:48I'm worried about the safety.
33:52I'm most worried about the soundproof wall.
33:54If it falls, the life and property will be gone.
33:59It will lead to death.
34:02Residents are concerned about the safety of the soundproof wall.
34:08Last year, a part of the wall was about to fall off due to strong winds.
34:13Residents found it.
34:15They reported it to the hotel owners.
34:19What does Mr. Saitama think about the soundproof wall?
34:24The hotel is not a building, so it is not subject to the building standards law.
34:32There is no legal basis for dealing with safety.
34:36I see.
34:38On the other hand,
34:39On the other hand,
34:41I asked a company that built a soundproof wall about the safety and soundproofing effect.
34:48I told them to ask the hotel owners about everything.
34:55What do the hotel owners think about these problems?
35:01I would like to talk to the hotel owners.
35:05Excuse me.
35:07Excuse me.
35:09Hello.
35:11I'm sorry for the sudden visit.
35:13A male employee came to the hotel.
35:17The hotel employee is mainly Chinese.
35:23I would like to talk to you.
35:28I'm sorry to bother you.
35:30I'm sorry to bother you.
35:32I'm sorry to bother you.
35:33I'm sorry to bother you.
35:35I'm sorry to bother you.
35:37I'm sorry to bother you.
35:39However, it took more than two weeks for the hotel employee to contact him.
35:44But there was no contact.
35:46Next, the TV tackle went to the metal scrap yard in Wakabaku, Chiba City.
35:53We interviewed this annoying yard about a year ago.
35:59The distance from the nearest residential area is 0 meters.
36:05We interviewed the employees of this yard, mainly Chinese.
36:12Chiba City implemented fairy guidance with noise beyond the standard value.
36:18After that, the hotel owners explained to Chiba City that they implemented noise reduction measures.
36:25Was it really improved?
36:29We asked the residents of the neighborhood again.
36:33What is the situation of the scrap yard?
36:35Since January 1st, we have been doing it without a break.
36:39The noise is getting worse.
36:45We asked them to guide us to their yard.
36:49I think it has fallen again in the past year.
36:52No way!
36:54The scrap is spilling on the metal scrap yard.
36:59This is...
37:01It fell from here.
37:03It fell from here.
37:05The scrap yard is at the end of the wall.
37:07That's right.
37:09It won't work for hundreds of kilometers.
37:11It won't work.
37:13In addition,
37:15This is from the yard owner's site.
37:18Scrap!
37:20It's dangerous.
37:22It's in this state.
37:26Fortunately, it was a light part, so we were able to finish it.
37:31I'm going to die.
37:36In addition, due to the weight of the piled up scrap,
37:41a large part of the wall is tilted and is about to collapse.
37:46It's in this state.
37:48When we checked the yard from the sky with the residents,
37:55It's a metal scrap yard.
37:58There's a lot of noise.
38:00It's getting worse.
38:02It's a huge lump of metal.
38:06I grabbed it and put it down.
38:10I grabbed it and put it down.
38:13And during the interview, he encountered a terrible situation.
38:19It's on fire.
38:21It's on fire.
38:23There's a fire in the yard.
38:26Is that so?
38:28Fire from scrap?
38:32In fact, this yard has been on fire five times so far.
38:38However,
38:41There are several employees around me, but they're walking.
38:46It's natural.
38:48The employees are in a state of emergency.
38:52You can see the fire, right?
38:55I think it's an emergency.
38:57That's why they're not in a hurry.
38:59I think they're doing it normally.
39:02What do the problem yard workers think about the inconvenience to the residents?
39:09When I went to hear the story,
39:12I was wondering if the condition of the yard had improved.
39:16I'm interviewing again.
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39:49My arms are at their limit.
39:51I can't breathe.
39:53My neck is painful.
39:55I want to get it right now.
39:57I want to get it right now.
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40:01I want to get it right now.
40:03Mr. Donuts
40:05A word of love that begins with a casual happiness.
40:08MISUDO Gathering
40:10Which one should I do today?
40:12What should I talk about?
40:14The number of donuts is increasing.
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40:18We are trying to be the first patient.
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40:23I want to support you more beautifully and beautifully than ever.
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40:38Love?
40:40I don't need love.
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42:03What do the tenants think about the inconvenience to the residents?
42:09Let's ask them.
42:12I'm here to report on the improvement of the condition of the inn.
42:18I'm not concerned about the condition of the inn.
42:21The noise is...
42:23I've never heard of it.
42:25But the residents are...
42:27I've never heard of it.
42:30I'm done.
42:32He says he's never heard of the complaints of the residents.
42:37What do the residents think about the tenants?
42:41I've been there several times.
42:44I can't forgive that.
42:47This is the problem of the nuisance yard in each area.
42:53What should be done to solve this problem?
42:57Let's have a thorough discussion.
43:01Normally, the government would do something about it.
43:06But they can't do anything about it.
43:08They are tired of the pain.
43:10Mr. Yashio, what do you think?
43:12It is necessary to create a circular society for recycling metal and plastic.
43:20There are many people who are doing business properly.
43:24But there are some people who don't care about the nuisance yard.
43:29So they make regulations for each area.
43:33But they don't follow them.
43:35In the case of Saitama, they made a 13-meter-high barrier.
43:42They checked it.
43:44And they said it was okay.
43:46They got each other's approval.
43:49If you make a structure like that,
43:52you have to make it safe so that it won't harm the neighbors.
43:58There is a question of safety.
44:01If the government doesn't do something about it,
44:05there won't be any more waste collectors.
44:07Can't they sue them?
44:09Of course they can sue them.
44:11But they have to do it individually.
44:14Mr. Yashio, what do you think?
44:16At first glance, it looks like it's for the neighbors.
44:20But I think it's a cover for the smell.
44:24I think the biggest reason why a yard is a crime site
44:30is because the yard is a black box.
44:35When you say you're going to build a yard here,
44:39is there a rule that says you have to install walls and things like that?
44:44Until now, there was a problem of putting garbage in your own private space.
44:49But that's for recycling, not garbage.
44:52It's a chemical.
44:53So there was almost no regulation on putting metal or plastic in your own private space.
45:02Now that illegal yards are becoming a social problem,
45:06I think local governments are finally making regulations to deal with it.
45:12What should the residents do?
45:15For example, noise pollution.
45:17There are more than 100 cases of noise pollution.
45:21What can the residents do about illegal yards?
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45:34I want to write my favorite songs for the funeral music.
45:39Hawaiian is nice.
45:42I want to call a band.
45:45Reggae or disco sound.
45:49I wonder if I can think of anything.
45:53I think this is the most free-thinking thing.
45:56Okay, let's talk.
45:58Freedom, family.
46:00Yay!
46:19I want to write my favorite songs for the funeral music.
46:23I wonder if I can think of anything.
46:26I want to call a band.
46:28Reggae or disco sound.
46:30I wonder if I can think of anything.
46:33Yay!
46:34Freedom, family.
46:36Yay!
46:37I want to call a band.
46:39Reggae or disco sound.
46:41I wonder if I can think of anything.
46:44Yay!
46:45I want to call a band.
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47:02Iced Tea
47:15I'm sorry.
47:16I'm sorry.
47:21It's like meeting a lifelong friend in the afternoon of spring.
47:27Iced Tea starts in spring.
47:30Tea in the afternoon.
47:33I check here every year.
47:35I have to do something soon.
47:37Revisiting meals.
47:38Exercise.
47:39Anyway, I can do it every day.
47:42Yogurt?
47:43Like me, a new discovery of yogurt.
47:45Please do it after it's over.
47:49I'll be late.
47:50Ah, wait a minute.
47:51Spat!
47:53Show me again.
47:54Eh?
47:55Spat!
47:56Spat!
47:58What's that?
47:59Show me again.
48:00Spat shoes.
48:03What should I do when I stand in front of the residents?
48:06For example, you can make a noise.
48:08There is a security guard in front of the noise.
48:11Eh?
48:12It's noisy, so please come and see.
48:14Even if it's not a noise,
48:15if something happens,
48:16please come and see.
48:17If it's dangerous,
48:18the security guard will come.
48:20I think it's very important to go inside and see what's going on.
48:24From the perspective of the residents,
48:27who is responsible for this yard?
48:30In other words, who is the owner of this land?
48:33For example, at the moment,
48:35there is a possibility that it is a foreigner.
48:38If a foreigner returns to Japan now,
48:42it is difficult for the residents to say.
48:46I think that's a pretty big problem right now.
48:49In that case,
48:50at least if a foreigner buys the land,
48:53I think it's okay to do something that can't be changed
48:57unless you put it in the court of an individual or a company of the same nationality.
49:01If something happens,
49:02the court will take responsibility for it.
49:05If you make a mechanism like that,
49:07I think it will take a lot of effort.
49:09That's my suggestion.
49:11Let foreigners do whatever they want.
49:15Do I have to put up with it that much?
49:18After this, Takeshi cuts the evil butler who threatens his life.
49:23I feel like I'm being underestimated too much.
49:27It's inside the area!
49:29He is the number one rider in the World Cup.
49:33The backstage where Saburo Kawabuchi,
49:35who realized the history of Japanese soccer, talks about.
49:37I ran all night and couldn't get up.
49:42Papinarin, which is applied directly to the ear
49:45and the skin of the ear.
49:48It has a double effect of acne and bacteria.
49:51It can be used by both adults and children.
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50:27At home.
50:28Oh, you're looking for a house.
50:29Buying a house is a big event in life.
50:32At home, there are mansions, small houses, and order houses.
50:36Oh, did you find it?
50:38If you buy a smile, it's at home.
50:40I found a good one.
50:42Zassou Taiji ni Nekosoke.
50:45Zassou Taiji ni Nekosoke.
50:48Nekosoki karashite.
50:50Shikkari kiku.
50:51Nagai kiku.
50:53Kyozozai nara Nekosoke.
50:57Oh, my.
50:58You're opening your bag again.
51:00Again?
51:02Daily life,
51:03and non-daily life,
51:05life is always
51:07filled with hope.
51:09Let's go.
51:10Ace, Bucks & Luggage.
51:12We asked people with stiff shoulders.
51:14What kind of symptoms do they have?
51:16Zoom.
51:17Gori gori.
51:18Gachi gachi.
51:19The answer is,
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51:21Huh?
51:22That's why it's the Silver Alinamin.
51:23It works on any stiff shoulder.
51:25Give it a try.
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51:42More people are addicted to ginger from Momoya.
51:44I love the crunchiness.
51:46I eat it all the time.
51:48It smells so fresh.
51:50I'm addicted to it as a family member.
51:53Me too, of course.
51:54Kizami ginger, Momoya.
51:57The winner of the Academy Award,
51:59the Pope of Rome, is dead.
52:00The conclave begins now.
52:02Who will sit on the throne?
52:04This is a conclave, a war.
52:06It is a war.
52:07A war.
52:10The power struggle.
52:13I feel bad for him.
52:18I understand.
52:20Japan has been going through a lot recently.
52:25I don't think we should let foreigners
52:28do whatever they want.
52:30I don't think we should let foreigners
52:31do whatever they want.
52:34I think the Japanese people
52:36are being underestimated
52:39by the whole world.
52:43I think we need to rethink
52:45what we're doing.
52:48That's all for today.
53:04The winner of the Academy Award,
53:06the Pope of Rome, is dead.
53:08The power struggle.
53:09Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:11I understand.
53:12I understand.
53:13Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:15I understand.
53:16Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:18I understand.
53:19Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:21I understand.
53:22Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:24I understand.
53:25Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:27I understand.
53:28Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:30I understand.
53:31Japan has been going through a lot recently.
53:34I got in the A class because I had a great score.
53:37I got in the A class because I had a great score.
53:59A new iPhone will be released.
54:01What will it be like?
54:02Hmm...
54:03A new iPhone 16e that's surprisingly easy to get.
54:07A new iPhone 16e that's surprisingly easy to get.
54:10It's here.
54:11It's here.
54:14You can only get points by auto-charging the ViewCard.
54:16You can charge the points and use them again.
54:19Charge! Use!
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54:24If you use Suica...
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54:26That's right.
54:27ViewCard.
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54:34Aromatic spices and herbs.
54:37Delicious aroma.
54:38Mitsuboshi blend.
54:39Magic salt.
54:40Spice & Herb SB
54:47I want to be a place where I can move the hearts of my customers.
54:52My heart flutters when I stop.
54:55Welcome.
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