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00:00Kureto!
00:30I've found a really good place.
00:33It's absolutely necessary.
00:35I want you to teach me how to do it.
00:37But why was it possible to succeed in storage?
00:43In order to find out the mystery, they did a big research on Gojitaku.
00:47This is Gojitaku, right?
00:49That's right.
00:51It's a three-story building of 26 blocks in Meguro-ku, Tokyo.
00:57It was designed by Koji Magic himself.
01:03It's beautiful.
01:05How much did it cost to build it?
01:09This one is 80 million yen.
01:12The upper one is 40 million yen.
01:15It's about 120 million yen.
01:19I was particular about the details.
01:22For example, there are many things on the door.
01:27This is a magnet key hook.
01:32It's a powerful magnet that can be easily installed on the door.
01:38In addition, there are convenient goods that can be stored in the closet.
01:42If you bring the key into the house, you can't find it.
01:48I don't know where I put it.
01:50The point is that you can store it before taking off your shoes.
01:55The number of things you look for is extremely reduced.
01:58And there is a mysterious storage magic in this shoe box.
02:04There is a slipper storage behind this door.
02:09The depth of the shelf is 30 cm.
02:13The shoe rack itself is made of 35 cm.
02:16There is a 5 cm gap in this part.
02:19The slipper storage is made using this gap.
02:24You can take it out immediately.
02:26It doesn't get dusty.
02:28I hate dead space.
02:32The entrance uses dead space to store suitcases that take up space.
02:40Before I built the house, I thought about storing it here.
02:48In addition, I was particular about the toilet.
02:53Toilet?
02:54There is a triangular space under the stairs.
02:58I wanted to use the triangular space as much as possible.
03:02I want you to pay attention to the thickness of the wall.
03:07I use this thickness to store the toilet paper.
03:18This storage is important.
03:20This is the toilet.
03:27I have a wife and a daughter.
03:30I wanted to make it a two-ball toilet.
03:33The water comes out of the wall.
03:37This makes cleaning easier.
03:41There is a hole in the center of the washbasin.
03:46This is also an important point.
03:49The washbasin is in the way of storing garbage.
03:55This is in the way.
03:58I use a tissue.
04:01This is very convenient.
04:03This is a drawer.
04:06I put garbage in the drawer.
04:11He uses the dead space in the drawer to store garbage.
04:20This is a laundry basket.
04:24I can put my laundry here.
04:27I open this when I wash my laundry.
04:30I take this out.
04:33I wash my laundry here.
04:36I'm done washing my laundry.
04:39I take a walk here.
04:48I wash my laundry many times when I have children.
04:52This is very convenient.
04:56There is a family closet on the 4th floor next to the bathroom.
05:03This is nice.
05:05I don't feel the narrowness.
05:07I put my family's clothes here.
05:11There is a washbasin next to it.
05:13I put my laundry here.
05:16I put my laundry here.
05:18I put my laundry here.
05:20I put my laundry here.
05:22I can put my laundry in 11 places.
05:25This is amazing.
05:27This is a story of Suizenji.
05:29This is a story of Suizenji.
05:32This is very convenient.
05:36This is very convenient.
05:39I have a lot of clothes here.
05:42I don't know where my clothes are.
05:44My wife said to me.
05:48This is very convenient.
05:51I was happy when I heard this.
05:54This is very convenient.
05:56There is a storage technique in the bathroom.
06:01The storage technique is to float all the clothes.
06:05This is all magnetic.
06:09For example, this shampoo bottle.
06:13You can easily attach it to the wall with a magnet.
06:16You can use it as it is.
06:23In addition.
06:25This is a bath towel.
06:27You can attach it to the wall with a magnet.
06:30This is a bath towel.
06:33You can attach it to the wall with a magnet.
06:38You can attach it to the wall with a magnet.
06:40The lower part is a vase.
06:43The lower part is pink.
06:46You can attach it to the wall with a magnet.
06:52You can remove all the clothes.
06:54You can wash it.
06:57What is the second floor of the main building?
07:01This is spacious.
07:04This is very open.
07:06Is that so?
07:07The living room and dining room are about 25 tatami mats.
07:15He was particular about storage around the TV.
07:19The living room is a place where people gather.
07:24It is better to have storage in the living room.
07:26He was particular about this vertical space.
07:31He put cleaning goods here.
07:35I see.
07:36That's right.
07:39Is that so?
07:42There is a cleaning tool in the living room.
07:45This is highly recommended.
07:47Cleaning tools are often hidden.
07:51Cleaning tools are often hidden.
07:55If you have a cleaning tool in the middle of the living room, you can see your family.
08:02If you notice it, you can clean it.
08:06He recommends storage around the TV.
08:12This is a storage rack behind the TV.
08:15It's attached.
08:17It can be easily attached to the back of the TV.
08:21You can store Wi-Fi routers and cleaning tools that you don't want to put on the table.
08:32It's rolling.
08:35This is garbage.
08:37Next is the kitchen.
08:42It is often said that what controls the kitchen controls the storage.
08:47For example, the kitchen is a sink.
08:50The sink is a place to use water.
08:55If you open the drawer, you will find things that are resistant to water.
09:00This is a colander, a bowl, and a salad spinner.
09:03He stores cooking utensils such as frying pans under the stove.
09:08This storage is good.
09:11The pot is messed up.
09:14He recommends storage goods at that time.
09:18This is a product of KINES.
09:22You can store things with pictures.
09:29You can use it in various ways.
09:31You can use it in the bathroom.
09:34You can use it in the living room.
09:36You can use it in various ways.
09:39It is important to store it near the place where you use it.
09:45There is a 3.3-story pantry on the back of the kitchen.
09:52That's great.
09:55The pantry is on the back of the kitchen.
09:59The kitchen is always clean.
10:02There are a lot of things on the back of the pantry.
10:06The pantry is good.
10:08By storing coffee makers and plates here,
10:12he makes the kitchen look clean.
10:17I was particular about this pantry.
10:19I came in from there and came in here.
10:21If you turn this way, there is a door here.
10:26If you open this door, it will come like this.
10:30If you come here, you can go around the kitchen.
10:36If you go to the back of the pantry, it will be difficult to use it.
10:40But, you can open this door.
10:42So, it is easy to use the pantry.
10:45I see.
10:47It is important to store things.
10:52It is very important.
10:54I think about the number of times I can come to the kitchen and how many times I can turn.
11:00If there are many times, it will be stressful.
11:03It is the most important thing to think about and store things.
11:10By the way, why did Kojima-jikku pay attention to storage?
11:17We are the same generation.
11:20We have been a team since we started.
11:22Was Kojima-jikku a team?
11:24No.
11:26We were a team called OK.
11:28I don't know.
11:30Why did you pay attention to storage?
11:33Originally, I was doing a lot of manzai.
11:36I got a lot of awards.
11:38The number of regular programs increased.
11:41I thought I could do it, but I got carried away.
11:45The number of regular programs disappeared at once.
11:48At that time, there was a character boom.
11:52There was a time when I was singing and imitating.
11:59I thought about what I could do.
12:01I thought about it a lot.
12:03The only thing that remained was that I was good at tidying up.
12:08I see.
12:10To be honest,
12:12I didn't have a job, so I uploaded it on my website.
12:26I got attention from the TV station in Kansai.
12:32As I introduced it, I got applause.
12:37At that time, there was a corner called OK Kojima.
12:42I started tidying up people's houses.
12:44I thought it was interesting.
12:47At that time, there was a prince boom.
12:49Like a handkerchief prince.
12:51Yes.
12:53People around me told me not to say that.
12:58I called myself a storage prince.
13:02I thought it was a beautiful castle.
13:06I thought it was a castle.
13:08I thought it was a castle.
13:11I thought it was a castle.
13:13I wore a hat like a prince.
13:15I see.
13:17Prince?
13:19If you're a prince, you're a crown prince.
13:21Prince?
13:23You're a castle crown prince.
13:25Go home.
13:27At that time, it was popular to have a lot of hair.
13:30It was said that it was complicated to cut out.
13:35If you're a crown prince, you'll have a lot of hair.
13:37It's complicated to cut out.
13:39It's complicated to cut out.
13:41It's easy to pull out.
13:43It's easy to pull out.
13:45That's why I settled down in this outfit.
13:47I see.
13:49Mr. Kojima, who became interested in storage,
13:52became a storage prince from 2009, 16 years ago.
13:58And...
14:00There was nothing left to clean up.
14:03So I got a certificate.
14:05I got a certificate as a storage advisor.
14:08I got a certificate as a certified teacher.
14:11I held a lecture.
14:14I had about 500 students.
14:18Did you hold seminars?
14:20Yes.
14:21All over the country?
14:22I held 150 to 200 lectures a year.
14:27Really?
14:29Did you have any trouble cleaning up?
14:32I couldn't clean up at all.
14:34I left trash bags.
14:38There were a lot of insects.
14:40Insects?
14:41Yes.
14:42There were insects?
14:43Yes.
14:44You don't throw away trash?
14:45I don't know.
14:46You don't throw it away?
14:47I forget about it.
14:49Throw it away today.
14:50I see.
14:52Just like Mr. Shiomi, Mr. Kojima had a demand for trash cancelling.
14:58He held 200 lectures a year.
15:04You're the only salesman, right?
15:06Yes.
15:07What was your maximum salary?
15:10I started my own company.
15:14A company to clean up.
15:15I see.
15:16I can decide my own salary.
15:19When I was an entertainer, my maximum salary was about 5 million yen.
15:29I started my own company to clean up.
15:33My annual income was about 50 million yen.
15:39That's great.
15:40You found a good place.
15:43I need your advice.
15:46It spread all over Japan.
15:49But in China, it broke again.
15:52That's great.
15:53The name of Prince Shuno jumped out of Japan and went to China.
15:58But why?
16:00In 2018 and 2019, Japanese cleaning culture was very popular in China.
16:08Actually, there was a cleaning boom in Japan.
16:13The books were very popular.
16:15As you know, there was a book called KONDO MARIE CHAN NO TOKIMEKU SHUNO.
16:21KONDO MARIE CHAN NO TOKIMEKU SHUNO is very famous in the United States.
16:25It was translated and read overseas.
16:31In China, there was a Japanese cleaning boom.
16:36At that time, a famous Japanese cleaning professional from China called me.
16:43I asked him if he could expand Japanese cleaning culture in China.
16:48I was the prince of cleaning culture.
16:51I understood the feeling of Japanese cleaning culture in China.
16:55I started a company in China called SHONA ONES.
17:00Did you start a company in China?
17:03That's amazing.
17:05That's right.
17:07I even appeared in a commercial for a very famous household appliance manufacturer.
17:12That's great.
17:14That's right.
17:15That's great.
17:17How much did you make at that time?
17:19I made about 200 million yen.
17:27However, the boom as a prince of cleaning culture suddenly came to an end one day.
17:35What happened to the prince's body?
17:40That's a great performance.
17:43That's a great performance.
17:47Let's listen to it carefully.
17:52Kojima was active not only in Japan, but also in China.
18:00However, the boom suddenly came to an end.
18:05What happened?
18:07This is a story about 2019 in China.
18:09The boom suddenly came to an end.
18:11That's right.
18:12That's right.
18:14My birthday was almost a performance.
18:18However, the boom suddenly came to an end.
18:23Did you go to China?
18:25Yes, I went to China.
18:26The country was no longer in a position to accept Japanese people.
18:31That's right.
18:32So I couldn't go to China.
18:36I had no income.
18:39Did you get married?
18:40Yes, I did.
18:41That's scary.
18:43However, I was doing well at that time.
18:48In 10 years, I made 1,000,000 yen.
18:57You made 1,000,000 yen with me.
19:00It will be completed in May 2020.
19:03As soon as I said that I would do my best to make money, my income was zero.
19:08Kojima's income was cut off by YASAKI, who bought his dream My Home in Tokyo.
19:18He cut off his own savings and spent it on his employees' salaries.
19:24However, he soon reached his limit and decided to shrink his company.
19:29YASAKI, who thought he was going to die, was able to get back on his feet.
19:36At that time, I was working on a program to build a house worth 100 million yen.
19:44I worked for a year.
19:45The house became an open-air theater.
19:48After that, it became an open-air theater.
19:52When it became an open-air theater, I was very lucky.
19:55The people who watched it told me that they wanted me to produce their house.
20:02So I started talking about house production.
20:04That's amazing.
20:08I started producing houses.
20:14I'm working on it now.
20:17Do you produce famous people's houses?
20:20Yes.
20:21For example, if TAIYO SUGIURA and NOZOMI TSUJI build a house, I will produce it.
20:28Kojima's house is a great example of how to store things.
20:36I don't use it.
20:39I thought it was the opposite.
20:43JIKKURI KITARO
20:48JIKKURI MIN HIKKEN is not good at tidying up.
20:52What is the secret to storing things that can be imitated right now?
20:56There is a common pattern.
21:00Many people put what they use around them and keep what they don't use.
21:06This is the opposite.
21:08Why?
21:11Please keep what you use.
21:16I want you to put out what you don't use.
21:21I thought it was the opposite.
21:23If you put what you don't use in front of you, you can't do anything.
21:27But when you come back, you will see what you use first.
21:33You misunderstand that you need everything.
21:38By reversing this, you can keep your house clean.
21:44When you want to clean up, you go to a 100-yen shop or a home center.
21:51You buy storage goods and go home.
21:56You are satisfied with what you buy.
22:00That's my story.
22:02Storage goods are the last thing you buy.
22:09What is KOJIMA JIKKU's favorite storage goods?
22:15This is a product I wanted to make.
22:20This is it.
22:23This is JUN.
22:26This is a plate.
22:30This is a bowl.
22:32There are many people who have a lot of bowls.
22:38This is great.
22:40You can put this under the kitchen.
22:43This can be sucked in.
22:46This can be sucked in.
22:48This can be removed.
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