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00:00The 30th Anniversary of Ado Town, Best 20!
00:06Of course, Ado Town is famous for its big cities.
00:12But it's also famous for its small towns.
00:18The locals were often surprised by the fact that it was the first time for TV to come here.
00:26In fact, there are a lot of interesting towns.
00:31The 20th Anniversary of Ado Town, Best 20!
00:38Here's the big news.
00:42The town that appeared in 2016 is Nandoku, in the west of Saitama Prefecture.
00:49Mr. Isomura, can you read this name?
00:52Koshiroi Station?
00:54What?
00:57The answer is Ogose.
01:00Ogose?
01:02Ogose is a famous town in Saitama Prefecture, but it's usually very quiet.
01:10But after the next day of the Ado Town broadcast...
01:15After the broadcast, the traffic was so bad that we had to stop.
01:25I'm sorry, but we had to stop for a while.
01:29Really? That's amazing.
01:31This is Sakagura Town, which has a long history.
01:35The road in front of Sakagura Town was also congested.
01:38The shops were also overcrowded, so we had to limit the number of people.
01:45This small town is now full of people.
01:49Looking at the announcement of Ogose Town, one of the big news is Ado Town.
01:59Thank you very much.
02:02I'm glad.
02:04A dream country has appeared in a quiet town.
02:08Mr. Satte, a Saitama Prefecture resident who went missing two years ago.
02:13He's happy with his name, so he asked the citizens about the charm of the town.
02:20There's nothing special about this town.
02:26I see.
02:28I see.
02:30However, when Mr. Satte was walking in the winter, he found a place like a dream country.
02:36He thought it was an amusement park, but it was actually a road construction company.
02:43At the end of the year, they hold various events to entertain the citizens.
02:48Among them, the lottery is very popular.
02:51Every time a luxury product appears, the citizens get excited.
02:5813,615 yen.
03:03Yes!
03:06I got 10,000 yen in cash.
03:10Cash is the best.
03:13And the day after the broadcast.
03:16Ozawa Road held a special event to commemorate the broadcast of Ado Town.
03:22People from all over the prefecture gathered.
03:25The town of Mr. Satte was very lively from noon.
03:28At the lottery held that night,
03:33Mr. Mine also exhibited his products.
03:37It was more of a fever than an annual event.
03:42Mine Ryuta Show.
03:45I'm so happy.
03:49Everyone, thank you very much.
03:55Mr. Satte's charm.
03:57There are still more, so please go out again.
04:02The power of TV is still there.
04:06It's still there.
04:08Did you just say it's still there?
04:10It's not over yet.
04:12Everyone is watching TV on their cell phones.
04:16After all, everyone watches TV and goes.
04:20I think it's still there.
04:22I want you to watch it every week.
04:26I think it will make your town better.
04:29Some people get angry when I say,
04:32When did you do my town?
04:34I'm doing it.
04:36I'm doing it about three times.
04:38Please check it.
04:40When I was doing Araka Yuen,
04:43I got a call from a classmate I hadn't seen for decades.
04:46There's a rumor going around.
04:48Are you coming to that town?
04:50I don't know.
04:52I don't know.
04:54It's a big event.
04:56If you come from behind.
04:58I'm going to shoot.
05:00It's a bit of a nuisance.
05:02I don't know if I can get my place.
05:05I don't know if I'll be called.
05:08Kubo Nishiogi, who has appeared many times.
05:11In 2014, I went to a coffee bean import and sale shop.
05:17In a shaggy figure.
05:19I asked my husband, who sells coffee beans, how old he was.
05:24102 years old.
05:26He was born in May 1944.
05:30He was a super old man who went out to deliver on a bicycle.
05:36Wow, that's amazing.
05:38In 2007, I went to my hometown, Kawachu, in Takasago, Keisei Prefecture.
05:46At this time, Itsu, the big wolf, was 91 years old.
05:50But it's on the spot.
05:52Itsu, who was born in Taisho 5, and the staff's casual conversation.
05:56A great experience group jumped out.
06:01It's been a long time.
06:04When I was a junior high school student in Kanto, I jumped into the Shimizu River.
06:08I see.
06:10There were various things.
06:15Such a precious story is also a treasure of the program.
06:19No. 19 Gochouju.
06:22A famous store in Okazuyoko-cho, Torigoe, Taito-ku.
06:26Gunji Miso Pickles.
06:28Mr. Haruo, the owner of this store, was born in Taisho 8, and was 91 years old at this time.
06:36I lost the war in Japan and went to Siberia for 5 years.
06:42At that time, my comrades-in-arms said,
06:45I want to go back to Japan as soon as possible and eat miso soup made by my mother.
06:50I talked about it every day.
06:52When I came back to Japan, I thought I would be a miso shop that supported the lives of my comrades-in-arms.
07:02The taste of the heart of the Japanese people who longed for the land of Mokkan.
07:07The desire for peace has created a famous store.
07:11Return to the north for 70 years.
07:15A confectionery shop that was interviewed by Kameari in 2015.
07:20Ms. Chie Kobori has been working here since 1954.
07:28She was in the same place when I visited her in 1998.
07:36I have been working for 10 years.
07:40It is my life to sell the confectionery of triumphant results.
07:47In return for the confectionery maker who hired her during the difficult war,
07:54She was a famous store owner loved by the people of the city.
07:58She is a good girl.
08:01She is a world-famous confectioner.
08:04I am relieved to have her.
08:07I look forward to working with you.
08:12Ms. Chie has been selling confectionery until she was 99 years old.
08:21It's amazing to have a memory of being saved during the war.
08:29It's amazing to have a grandmother who jumped into the Sumida River and was saved.
08:34It's amazing.
08:36It's amazing to have a memory of being saved during the war.
08:40It's amazing to have a memory of being saved during the war.
08:45There should have been a Tokyo Air Show after that.
08:48I have experienced both.
08:52How hard was it?
08:55She threw miso soup.
08:59It was a difficult war that I couldn't imagine.
09:03She must have had a hard time.
09:06But she put everything on miso.
09:09That's why she lived a long time and was healthy.
09:15It's amazing to have a sense of duty.
09:19It's amazing to have a sense of duty.
09:23It's amazing to have a sense of duty.
09:27She has been selling confectionery until she was 99 years old.
09:30Will she continue to sell confectionery until she is 99 years old?
09:34I think so.
09:37I've been thinking about it for a while.
09:40He talked about his memories of the Japanese National Assembly in Kuramae.
09:47And a cute happening that suddenly happened.
09:54Kuramae, Taito Ward.
09:57We asked the big star who has a connection to this city about his story in 2005.
10:03How are you?
10:05If I'm fine, I can do anything.
10:08Mr. Inoki Antonio.
10:11There used to be a Kuramae National Assembly Hall in the office of Gesui-do.
10:18It was a place where professional wrestling was born.
10:23What are Inoki's memories?
10:27I have a lot of memories.
10:29I put a ring on my head.
10:33The bottom doesn't close.
10:35I close the bottom and close the top.
10:37The bottom doesn't close, so the top rope is loose.
10:41I was a student of Rikido-dan.
10:44I was doing Tsukibito.
10:46I know the match.
10:48Even if I was outside, I could hear the audience's voice at the end of the match.
10:55I think that's what was echoing around there.
10:59I hope you will be more and more energetic from now on.
11:02Let's go!
11:05The Nezu of Bunkyo-ku, which leaves a colorful image of the Showa era.
11:10The legend of Rakugo-kai lived in this city.
11:15It is the fifth generation of Tatekawa Danshissho.
11:18When I asked about the charm of Nezu.
11:21I wonder if it's human nature.
11:24Sometimes it's noisy, including human nature.
11:29For me, it's very comfortable to live in.
11:33There is a simmered bean shop and a tofu shop.
11:36There is a part that satisfies the nostalgia we have.
11:41Playback of the famous words of the people who loved the city.
11:4718th Legend of the City
11:51That's right.
11:54The kimono factory is lined up.
11:57Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, is called the city of Kyutora.
12:03The director who grew up in this city.
12:06According to Yukio Minagawa, the old Kawaguchi is.
12:11The language is not beautiful.
12:14It's a city of craftsmen, so you can't get around the kids.
12:18There are a lot of dirty words like stupid.
12:25It's a very straightforward city.
12:33Mr. Ken Shimura, who made the name of Higashimurayama famous.
12:38It was a difficult memory when I was a child.
12:41He changed it to laughter.
12:43Thank you very much.
12:46There is a Karahori River behind my house.
12:49Usually, the water does not flow because it is Karahori River.
12:52When there is a typhoon, it overflows.
12:55It seems that he spent his childhood near this river.
12:59I've been to Yukawa Shinshu.
13:02When I was a child.
13:04My grandfather bought a pig at a farm.
13:07We all helped each other and brought it to the second floor.
13:11I was relieved when I brought it to the second floor.
13:15I told him to take a break.
13:17What happened to the dog?
13:19I have a stray dog.
13:21When I looked at the second floor, I saw a dog tied to a tree.
13:25I was doing this in the house.
13:30Onomichi City, a famous city of feng shui in Sakano City, Hiroshima Prefecture.
13:35He was shooting a movie here.
13:39Ready, action!
13:41He is Nobuhiko Obayashi, the director of Onomichi.
13:46What does Onomichi mean to a fantasy movie genius?
13:51Onomichi is a very old city.
13:54It is a city that is really inconvenient and patient.
13:57That's why people live with a lot of rewards.
14:02After all, it is the life of culture to be rewarded for being inconvenient and patient.
14:06I want people to get the reward and go home.
14:11Sakano is a city with wonderful encounters, even if it is difficult.
14:19The city's oasis, Sento.
14:26However, the Great Kokuyu of Kitasenju, which was called the King of Sento, closed four years ago.
14:33In recent years, Sento has been disappearing from the city one after another.
14:42Currently, the number is less than one-tenth of the peak.
14:47It is becoming a rare existence.
14:51The 17th Sento, a car factory in the city.
14:56After the bath, a big party.
15:00Tochigi City continues to operate goldfish oil, which was founded in 1892.
15:07As the name suggests, you can take a bath while looking at the goldfish in the aquarium.
15:14And there was a free rest area on the second floor.
15:20I also enjoyed karaoke and dancing.
15:23There was a Sento like this in the past.
15:27Don't run away.
15:29I'm scared.
15:31Don't run away.
15:35She is a charming old lady who dances with her hands.
15:39She is too charming.
15:42It's like a jump.
15:45She was holding it with her hands.
15:49Her hands were definitely cut off.
15:51That's right.
15:53That's right.
16:01A worker who supported Sento.
16:05A person who climbs the chimney of Sento in 2006.
16:11This person is a chimney cleaner.
16:15He wraps a goza around his back and knees.
16:19He goes down the chimney at a height of 23 meters with a rope.
16:25He doesn't use a brush.
16:28He rubs his whole body inside the chimney and comes down while dropping the vial.
16:34It's a good job.
16:36Thank you for your hard work.
16:38I was scared at first.
16:41Because it's an unknown world.
16:44Mt. Fuji.
16:46I can see it.
16:48It's like the air is clear.
16:52And in Nippori 21 years ago,
16:56I met this person who was said to be the last craftsman in Japan at this time.
17:04Mr. Tachibana has been working on this road for 50 years.
17:11It's like the Edo period.
17:14Customers were healed by the traditional techniques from the Edo period.
17:20Even if I have a floor, I can't change my floor.
17:24I come here to have this done.
17:33That's it.
17:37In the old days, everyone went to Sento every day because there was no bath.
17:44There was also a place where people lived on the information provided.
17:48Old ladies were fighting.
17:51I heard that and drew it.
17:54I miss that.
17:56There should have been a Sento modeled after Kandagawa.
18:00But if I try to find a Sento in the Kanda area, I can't find it.
18:05It's not Kanda, it's around Takadanobaba.
18:08There is.
18:09I'm not sure if it's here.
18:12It's behind SANTOKU on Waseda Street.
18:15Is it still there?
18:17It was there until a while ago.
18:19Is it behind SANTOKU?
18:21It's very close to my hometown.
18:23It's not SANTOKU.
18:25It's not Koishikawa store.
18:27It's Waseda store.
18:29Waseda store?
18:31That's right.
18:33I'm sorry. I'll ask you later.
18:36It's too scary.