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00:00:00Showa Kiyoshi Osaka Kansai Banpaku
00:00:04Osaki ni Benkyou Sasete Itadakimasu
00:00:08Special
00:00:10We did it!
00:00:12We almost got it right
00:00:14We almost got it right
00:00:16Now, finally
00:00:18Osaka Kansai Banpaku
00:00:20Finally
00:00:22Last time,
00:00:24Osaka Banpaku, the 70th anniversary
00:00:26I did a festival with my partner, Yasu Yokoyama
00:00:30This is my second time
00:00:33I'm so happy
00:00:35How about you, Hatsumoto-san?
00:00:38It's my first time
00:00:40My first time
00:00:42People around me told me that Osaka Banpaku was amazing
00:00:48I heard that Osaka Banpaku made a lot of things
00:00:52I'm so excited
00:00:54Me too
00:00:56It's my first time
00:00:58I've never seen it
00:01:00I'm not even born
00:01:02Thank you
00:01:04My name is Kiyoshi
00:01:06Nice to meet you
00:01:08So,
00:01:10this program is
00:01:12about Osaka Kansai Banpaku
00:01:14that people all over the world are interested in
00:01:16It's a special program
00:01:18that will surprise you
00:01:20I'm so excited
00:01:22Hello, I'm Kodama
00:01:24Banpaku is great
00:01:26But,
00:01:28Kiyoshi-san,
00:01:30where are we?
00:01:32We're on a ship
00:01:34Is this a pavilion?
00:01:36But,
00:01:38I just found out something
00:01:40It's a pavilion
00:01:42You look like a criminal
00:01:44This is a ship
00:01:46called Mahoroba
00:01:48It's 33 meters long
00:01:50and 8 meters wide
00:01:52It can hold up to 150 people
00:01:56You can go to the pavilion
00:01:58on this ship
00:02:00It's a special ship
00:02:02I'm sure you're curious about the pavilion
00:02:04Before we go to the pavilion,
00:02:06I'd like to introduce this place
00:02:08We're here
00:02:10Let's go to the pavilion
00:02:12from the pavilion
00:02:14Let's go
00:02:16Now,
00:02:18we're on the ship
00:02:20It's moving
00:02:22How do you feel?
00:02:24It's smooth
00:02:26I don't feel like
00:02:28I'm on a ship
00:02:30It doesn't shake
00:02:32I feel like I'm floating
00:02:34It's smooth
00:02:36When I was a kid,
00:02:38I was on a ship
00:02:40It was like my ship
00:02:42You didn't know, did you?
00:02:44I didn't know
00:02:46And,
00:02:48what do you think about the smell?
00:02:50It doesn't smell like gasoline
00:02:52It doesn't smell like gasoline
00:02:54It doesn't smell like gasoline
00:02:56It's a ship
00:02:58running on hydrogen fuel battery
00:03:00What?
00:03:02Hydrogen fuel battery
00:03:04I'll explain
00:03:06Hydrogen and?
00:03:08I'll explain
00:03:10Let's go
00:03:12Mahoroba, where Iwatani Industry is located,
00:03:14is a hydrogen fuel battery
00:03:16that doesn't emit CO2
00:03:18when it's running
00:03:20Hydrogen fuel battery
00:03:22is not a device to store electricity
00:03:24It's a generator
00:03:26that generates electricity
00:03:28by the reaction of hydrogen and oxygen
00:03:30When it's generating electricity,
00:03:32there's almost no vibration or ion
00:03:34Only water is generated
00:03:36other than electricity
00:03:38It's a clean generator
00:03:40that doesn't emit CO2
00:03:42when it's running
00:03:46Hydrogen and oxygen?
00:03:48Yes
00:03:50That's why it's generating electricity
00:03:52What does it mean?
00:03:54It means that
00:03:56the ship is experiencing
00:03:58the technology of the future
00:04:00Wow
00:04:02Isn't it too near the future?
00:04:04I don't know
00:04:06even if you tell me
00:04:08Mahoroba is designed
00:04:10to look at the future
00:04:12and imagine a new world
00:04:14where you can travel
00:04:16on the sea
00:04:18It will be held
00:04:20from Nakano Shima Gate
00:04:22to Universal City Port
00:04:24It will be held
00:04:26three times a week
00:04:28and lasts about 60 minutes
00:04:30Many people want to go
00:04:32to the ocean
00:04:34but they also want to enjoy
00:04:36the scenery
00:04:38while drinking
00:04:40It's great
00:04:42Let's enjoy
00:04:44There's a bath down there
00:04:46There's a bath down there?
00:04:48No, it's a floor
00:04:50It's a bath
00:04:52It's a bath
00:04:56Kiyo-san,
00:04:58it's amazing
00:05:00that there's a bath down there
00:05:02We're here
00:05:04We're here
00:05:06Wow, it's amazing
00:05:08What is this airport?
00:05:10Is it inside the ship?
00:05:12Yes
00:05:14You can see something
00:05:16There's a screen
00:05:18Isn't it easy to see outside?
00:05:20It's true
00:05:22There's no glass wall
00:05:24I wonder
00:05:26if people watching TV
00:05:28can feel this
00:05:30It's amazing
00:05:32The water is designed
00:05:34with a curve
00:05:36It's like a wave
00:05:38It's like a wave
00:05:40It's like a wave
00:05:42Each one is unique
00:05:44It's like a water cannon
00:05:46It feels like water
00:05:48It's a bar counter
00:05:50It's a bar counter
00:05:52It's a bar counter
00:05:54You can interact with many people
00:05:56It's great
00:05:58You can have a good time
00:06:00You can play live music
00:06:02You can play live music
00:06:04Wow
00:06:06Is it here?
00:06:08You can enjoy this
00:06:10even on the way
00:06:12It's like a pavilion
00:06:14on the sea
00:06:16It's like a pavilion
00:06:18It's like a pavilion
00:06:20It's like a pavilion
00:06:22It's like a pavilion
00:06:24The leading company
00:06:26of the aquarium business
00:06:28is developing
00:06:30a low carbon
00:06:32green LP gas
00:06:34that is environmentally friendly
00:06:36and carbon neutral
00:06:38and carbon neutral
00:06:40We're getting closer
00:06:42We're getting closer
00:06:44There's a new member
00:06:46waiting for us
00:06:48I don't want to get off
00:06:50I don't want to get off
00:06:52Let's have a sandwich
00:06:54Let's have a sandwich
00:06:56Let's have a sandwich
00:06:58April 13th
00:07:00Osaka Kansai Expo
00:07:02Osaka Kansai Expo
00:07:04The theme is
00:07:06the design of a bright future society
00:07:08For 184 days
00:07:10the world's intellectuals
00:07:12gather to come up with
00:07:14new ideas such as
00:07:16cutting-edge technology
00:07:18After this,
00:07:20Yoshimoto Gaming's members
00:07:22will go to Osaka Kansai Expo
00:07:24and learn about
00:07:26the design of
00:07:28a bright future society
00:07:32I'm alive
00:07:38We're on a boat
00:07:40We're on a boat
00:07:42We're on a boat
00:07:44We're on a boat
00:07:46We're on a boat
00:07:48We're on a boat
00:07:50From now on,
00:07:52Momo and Momo-chan from Ran-Ran
00:07:56Please take care of us
00:07:58Please take care of us
00:08:00Anyway, today
00:08:02we are going to study
00:08:04at Osaka Kansai Banpaku
00:08:06Let's experience it
00:08:08This is the first thing you see
00:08:10What is this?
00:08:12This is Shine Hat
00:08:14Shine Hat
00:08:16Shine is shining
00:08:18This is a gold metal roof
00:08:20The roof is about 60 meters in diameter
00:08:22Amazing
00:08:24It is designed with the image of the golden face
00:08:26on the top of the Sun Tower
00:08:28I see
00:08:30Inside is a circular room
00:08:32There is an opening and closing ceremony
00:08:34Music and traditional performances
00:08:36are planned
00:08:38This is a real Eringi
00:08:40It is a real Eringi
00:08:42It is a high Eringi
00:08:44It is high
00:08:46And the other side
00:08:48It is a big Eringi
00:08:50It is big
00:08:52It is big
00:08:54It is a symbol of the Banpaku
00:08:56You see this on the news
00:08:58You see this on the news
00:09:00I wanted to go up
00:09:02I wanted to go up
00:09:04Today
00:09:06What is it?
00:09:08I want to go up
00:09:10I want to go up
00:09:12I want to go up
00:09:14I want to go up
00:09:16I want to go up
00:09:18I want to go up
00:09:20I want to go up
00:09:22I want to go up
00:09:24I want to go up
00:09:26I want to go up
00:09:28It has a variety of designs
00:09:30It is a big Eringi
00:09:32It is a big Eringi
00:09:34It is a traditional Japanese
00:09:36Nuki-setsu-go
00:09:38It is built with a modern method
00:09:40It is recognized as the world's largest
00:09:42wooden building
00:09:44It is recognized as the world's largest
00:09:46It is recognized as the world's largest
00:09:48It is amazing
00:09:50It is amazing
00:09:58It is really a normal road
00:10:02I cannot believe we climbed that
00:10:04It was like the beginning of a new life
00:10:10The one lap is enough
00:10:12It's 2km in one lap.
00:10:14Wow!
00:10:16That's amazing.
00:10:17It takes at least 30 to 40 minutes to walk.
00:10:19I guess so.
00:10:21It's nice to walk and look around.
00:10:23Momo, what do you think of this?
00:10:25Which one?
00:10:27Which one?
00:10:29Momo, choose between No.1 and No.2.
00:10:31No.3?
00:10:33It's like No.009.
00:10:35It's very relaxing, but it's a bit expensive.
00:10:37Yes, it's expensive.
00:10:38I have a phobia of heights.
00:10:40I have a phobia of heights.
00:10:42Are you all right?
00:10:44It's more dangerous than me.
00:10:46Are you all nervous?
00:10:48By the way,
00:10:50the inside of this big-roofed apple is
00:10:52mainly a foreign pavilion,
00:10:54and the outside is mainly a domestic pavilion.
00:11:00Momo has already experienced
00:11:02the domestic pavilion.
00:11:04I've been there.
00:11:06I can see myself 25 years later.
00:11:08Really?
00:11:10Oh, I see.
00:11:12What's wrong?
00:11:14Everyone is nervous.
00:11:18We're here.
00:11:20We're here.
00:11:22It's amazing to wake up.
00:11:24It's amazing to wake up.
00:11:26It's amazing.
00:11:28It's right in front of us.
00:11:30It's a three-story building.
00:11:32It's the Osaka Health Care Pavilion
00:11:34NEST4 Ribbon.
00:11:36It's amazing.
00:11:38The water is flowing.
00:11:40You can experience
00:11:42your future 25 years later.
00:11:44You can experience your future 25 years later.
00:11:4625 years later?
00:11:48How old are you?
00:11:50I'm 27 years old.
00:11:52It's calculated.
00:11:54I'm 72 years old.
00:11:56You can't be 72 years old.
00:11:58You're 25 years old.
00:12:00You're stupid.
00:12:02I'm sorry.
00:12:04I didn't think you were that stupid.
00:12:06How old are you?
00:12:08I'm 65 years old.
00:12:10I'm sorry.
00:12:12You look like you're 65 years old.
00:12:14I'm sorry.
00:12:16I'm sorry.
00:12:18I'm 46 years old.
00:12:20I'm 46 years old.
00:12:22I'm 25 years old.
00:12:24I'm 71 years old.
00:12:26I'm 91 years old.
00:12:28I don't care.
00:12:30Everyone is nervous.
00:12:32I'm nervous.
00:12:34I'm nervous.
00:12:36I'm nervous.
00:12:38Osaka Health Care Pavilion
00:12:40offers an exhibition
00:12:42where you can experience
00:12:44your future in Osaka
00:12:46with the Ribbon as a theme.
00:12:48You can experience
00:12:50your future 25 years later
00:12:52here.
00:12:54We specially
00:12:56put you in the pavilion
00:12:58close to completion.
00:13:00It's amazing.
00:13:02My voice is echoing.
00:13:04It's a tree.
00:13:06It's amazing.
00:13:08It smells like a new house.
00:13:10It's amazing.
00:13:12This big object.
00:13:14Is this an object?
00:13:16Do you know what this is?
00:13:18I know.
00:13:20It's the face of
00:13:22a woman and a man.
00:13:24What is it called?
00:13:26It's an X-ray.
00:13:28It's a DNA.
00:13:30What about you, Nishimori-san?
00:13:32It's already out.
00:13:34It's a weird way to say it.
00:13:36Let's ask
00:13:38the person in charge.
00:13:40That's correct.
00:13:42I'm honored.
00:13:44I'm sorry.
00:13:46It's an X-ray of DNA.
00:13:48It's not a staircase.
00:13:50It's a pillar.
00:13:52Can you support it like this?
00:13:54It's a great design.
00:13:56You're moving the trees one by one.
00:13:58That's right.
00:14:00It's like a bag.
00:14:02It's a bag.
00:14:04It's like this.
00:14:06Look at this.
00:14:08Look at this.
00:14:10You're moving the trees one by one.
00:14:12You can't do it anywhere.
00:14:14You can't do it anywhere.
00:14:16You can't do it anywhere.
00:14:18When it comes to technology,
00:14:20it was noticed
00:14:22at the Osaka Expo in 1970.
00:14:24That will appear again.
00:14:26That will appear again.
00:14:28What is it?
00:14:30It's a future human washing machine.
00:14:32I've heard of it.
00:14:34Can you see it live?
00:14:36The camera is not yet.
00:14:38The camera is not yet.
00:14:40Do you have a sketchbook?
00:14:42Do you have a sketchbook?
00:14:44I don't have a sketchbook.
00:14:46I don't have a sketchbook.
00:14:48I don't have a sketchbook.
00:14:50After 50 years,
00:14:52they're showing special features
00:14:54of the future human washing machine
00:14:56that has evolved in prosthesis.
00:14:58That's amazing.
00:15:00That's amazing.
00:15:02What is this?
00:15:04It's a big hot kiss.
00:15:06Don't say it's a shoot.
00:15:08Don't say it's a shoot.
00:15:10How did you make it?
00:15:12How did you make it?
00:15:14It's sealed.
00:15:16It's sealed.
00:15:18It's hard.
00:15:20Oh
00:15:50I
00:16:20Know
00:16:50Oh
00:17:20Hey
00:17:22I
00:17:52Don't know
00:18:00Oh
00:18:22Oh
00:18:52Limo
00:19:22I didn't even know
00:19:30You say you a
00:19:33Jack-in-the-box and I thought it got me a coin
00:19:36Judo Hanbara
00:19:39Okay, I'm not looking at it. Come on. What do you think? I think I'm gonna miss you
00:19:44Oh
00:19:48What are the news you've been going on a jubilee?
00:20:01I said I thought they could come with me. Say say say that me. Thank you. No, you should
00:20:08Go do you need it? No, do you need?
00:20:14Oh
00:20:44No, I mean, I don't know. What's your name? It's a cake. I don't know. I don't know Nishimori
00:20:50Boy, I did the whole boy. So what's this? Oh, yeah
00:20:55Hey, you know, I'm a nice name. Hope color. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi
00:21:03All right
00:21:06Oh my god
00:21:09Hey, what's up? Yeah?
00:21:14You know, it's Yo-yo
00:21:20Oh
00:21:22Hey
00:21:30Oh
00:21:34Osaka Health Care Pavillionではどなたでも予約すれば無料で25年後の自分に会うことができます
00:21:44Now, it's the sudden appearance of the Asagoe-goe.
00:21:50Nishimori-kun and Momo-chan, 25 years later.
00:21:54I was surprised. I didn't know that.
00:21:58I got the information that Nishimori-kun and Momo-chan can experience the body measurement outside of the venue.
00:22:10This is Umeda, the center of Osaka.
00:22:15It's a very convenient place.
00:22:18So, we came to .health Osaka, which opened on March 13th.
00:22:27Nice to meet you. I'm Asagoe-goe.
00:22:31I'm glad to meet you as a relative.
00:22:36Can we experience the body measurement here?
00:22:40Yes, you can. Please come this way.
00:22:43Yes, yes, yes.
00:22:45Oh, the body measurement pod.
00:22:47Wow, it's the same as the full-length one.
00:22:51There's a pod.
00:22:53You can do it for free.
00:22:55The body measurement pod. It's a station version.
00:22:58Yes, it's a station version.
00:23:01In the Osaka Health Care Pavilion, there is a body measurement pod and a station version at Osaka, Shin-Osaka, Tennoji, and Kishubei stations.
00:23:14You can experience the same body measurement as the venue.
00:23:20What is the result of Asagoe-goe, who is 51 years old this year?
00:23:26Wow, the body measurement age.
00:23:28Your body measurement age is 59 years old.
00:23:3259?
00:23:3359?
00:23:34You're working too hard.
00:23:35No way.
00:23:39There are many different items.
00:23:41You can see more detailed data on the app.
00:23:46Your skin age is 40 years old.
00:23:48Your skin age is 82 years old.
00:23:50Your skin age is 88 years old.
00:23:52Your skin age is 93 years old.
00:23:54Your skin age is 79 years old.
00:23:56Your skin age is 95 years old.
00:23:58Your skin age is 40 years old.
00:24:00Yes, it is.
00:24:01So, you're 59 years old in total.
00:24:03I'm 59 years old in total.
00:24:05You're pulling your legs too much.
00:24:07No, no, that's not true.
00:24:08Oh, I see.
00:24:10You can fill it up quickly.
00:24:12That's right.
00:24:13That's good.
00:24:15I hope this app will help you manage your health in your daily life.
00:24:23Will this app be available after you've had a full-time job?
00:24:27The app will continue to be installed.
00:24:30Oh, I see.
00:24:31It won't be available for half a year.
00:24:33I see.
00:24:34So, you'll have a full-time job for half a year.
00:24:36I'm glad that you'll continue to work on this app.
00:24:38Yes, I will.
00:24:39I'm glad that you'll continue to work on this app.
00:24:40I'm glad that you'll continue to work on this app.
00:24:42That was amazing.
00:24:44That was amazing.
00:24:45The world is evolving.
00:24:47Yes, it is.
00:24:48I've seen a lot of beautiful women in supermarkets.
00:24:51Beautiful women?
00:24:52Yes, beautiful women.
00:24:54Yes, beautiful women.
00:24:56You said that you'd like to see the station version.
00:24:58Yes, the station version.
00:24:59I don't know if it'll be available in 25 years.
00:25:01I don't know if it'll be available in 25 years.
00:25:02But, I'll be able to see all the data.
00:25:04It'll be like a daily check-up.
00:25:06Yes, yes.
00:25:07If you'd like, please use this app.
00:25:10Please be careful of your health.
00:25:12Please be careful of your health.
00:25:13Now, everyone.
00:25:14Yes.
00:25:15Please take a look at this.
00:25:16Yes.
00:25:17Yes.
00:25:18Actually, GENI-R NISHI NIPPON has an official store in the venue.
00:25:23Yes.
00:25:24The concept is a souvenir store.
00:25:28We also sell collaboration goods.
00:25:31Yes.
00:25:32We have a collaboration goods of Iko-chan and Myaku-Myaku.
00:25:37There are so many kinds.
00:25:40It's cute.
00:25:43It's a collaboration of Iko-chan and Myaku-Myaku.
00:25:45If we were there, we'd buy a MAMORIN.
00:25:49MAMORIN.
00:25:50Which one do you like from a woman's point of view?
00:25:54I like the one with the headband.
00:25:56It's cute.
00:25:57That's right.
00:25:59I was surprised.
00:26:00It's taped.
00:26:02Why?
00:26:03It's a tie.
00:26:04It's a tie.
00:26:05It's fun.
00:26:07It's cute.
00:26:08It's cute.
00:26:09It's cute.
00:26:10It's really cute.
00:26:11I like this kind of thing.
00:26:12I like the one with the headband.
00:26:15It's like you're here to play.
00:26:17It's like this.
00:26:18Is there something in it?
00:26:19What's in it?
00:26:20It's like popcorn.
00:26:22What's this?
00:26:23It's a popcorn.
00:26:24There is a popcorn.
00:26:25Is this a popcorn?
00:26:26This is good.
00:26:27It's a small popcorn that I've never seen before.
00:26:30I was really curious about this.
00:26:32I thought it had a sense of the future.
00:26:34Myaku-Myaku.
00:26:35Myaku-Myaku.
00:26:36Apparently, if you add liquid soup, the taste changes.
00:26:40It changes from soy sauce to miso.
00:26:42That's amazing.
00:26:43It feels like the future.
00:26:45That's good.
00:26:46It's good for a family of four.
00:26:48It's like Tamatebako.
00:26:50It's like this.
00:26:52I'm so happy.
00:26:54It's a Japanese local souvenir.
00:26:56This is...
00:26:58There are a lot.
00:26:59There are many.
00:27:00What is this?
00:27:02Please tell me.
00:27:03Kibi Dango.
00:27:04Kibi Dango.
00:27:05It's a famous dish in Okayama.
00:27:07It's a famous dish in Osaka.
00:27:09It's a moon cake.
00:27:10It's a moon cake.
00:27:11It's a moon cake.
00:27:12It's a moon cake.
00:27:13It's a moon cake.
00:27:14It's a moon cake.
00:27:15It's a moon cake.
00:27:16It's a moon cake.
00:27:17JR West Japan is preparing for the opening of the night.
00:27:20The train will be extended with the diamond system this spring.
00:27:24Tourist trains such as Hana Akari and West Express Ginga will also operate during the night.
00:27:33The train with the Myakumyaku design is in operation at Osaka Kanjyo Line and JR Yumesaki Line.
00:27:40And at JR West Parade Train, the wrapping will express the excitement of participating in a parade in an open car.
00:27:49LED panels will be installed across the entire cabin.
00:27:53You will be able to enjoy the access to the car park like a pavilion.
00:28:04In addition, Sakurajima Station and Bentencho Station, which are the access stations to the car park, will be improved.
00:28:10The new passageway at Sakurajima Station is in a space where you can feel the warmth of the wood.
00:28:16The wooden structure reduces the amount of carbon dioxide emitted during construction by about 30 tons.
00:28:23It also contributes to the construction of a carbon-free and circular society.
00:28:28Everyone, people from all over the world will be visiting at night.
00:28:34I'd like you to enjoy Japanese food.
00:28:37Speaking of sushi from Osaka, it's kaitenzushi.
00:28:41I'd like you to experience kaitenzushi from all over the world.
00:28:46Here it is.
00:28:48It's Kura Sushi.
00:28:50Our Kura Sushi.
00:28:52Kura Sushi's world's largest store will be on display at Osaka Kansai Banpaku.
00:28:59The world's largest?
00:29:01For example, special menus related to Banpaku will be on display.
00:29:06I'm going to investigate what kind of menu will be on display.
00:29:10This is Asagoe Goe at the site.
00:29:12He said it himself.
00:29:14This is Asagoe Goe at the site.
00:29:21This is Kura Sushi at Namba Parks South.
00:29:24Kura Sushi.
00:29:25Kura has an impact.
00:29:27It's like an amusement park.
00:29:31It's a lively feeling.
00:29:33Foreigners will also enjoy this.
00:29:37After this, Kura Sushi's Banpaku special menu.
00:29:41Goe-kun is surprised.
00:29:44This is popular.
00:29:49The most popular kaitenzushi chain store.
00:29:51What is the special menu of Banpaku that Kura Sushi has?
00:29:55I heard that special menus will be on display at Banpaku.
00:30:02Does that mean special menus will be on display?
00:30:05Wait a minute.
00:30:07What is this special menu?
00:30:09Banpaku is a country with about 70 countries and regions.
00:30:14We will provide you with a menu that reproduces the food of each country and region.
00:30:18It's not a sushi menu.
00:30:20It's a menu that reproduces the food of each country and region.
00:30:24That's right.
00:30:25That's great.
00:30:27It's a menu of each country in the world.
00:30:32There are about 70 types of menus that the product development team is particular about reproducing the real taste.
00:30:39Is this a menu of kaitenzushi?
00:30:41It is said that the people of each country, including the ambassadors of each country, got advice and completed it.
00:30:48This special menu is on sale in about 550 stores around the country.
00:30:57Today, we have prepared three special menus.
00:31:03What is this special menu?
00:31:06Here it comes.
00:31:09What is this?
00:31:11I've never seen this before.
00:31:13It looks like a fried potato.
00:31:15What kind of food is this?
00:31:19This is a cassava potato from Solomon Islands.
00:31:23Is it a potato?
00:31:25This is cool.
00:31:28This is a cassava potato from the South Pacific, Australia.
00:31:36It's hard to eat this.
00:31:39That's right.
00:31:40As you may know, this is made from tapioca.
00:31:47What is this sauce?
00:31:50This is a coconut sauce.
00:31:56It has a strong coconut flavor.
00:31:58It's crispy on the outside.
00:32:01It's thin and crispy.
00:32:03The center of the cassava is fluffy.
00:32:08This is good.
00:32:09I want to eat this.
00:32:10This is popular.
00:32:12I want to eat this normally.
00:32:15I feel like I'm in Solomon Islands.
00:32:18Did you feel it?
00:32:19Just a little.
00:32:20It's here.
00:32:25What is this?
00:32:26I wonder what this is.
00:32:27I think this is raisin.
00:32:29There is some kind of sauce on it.
00:32:32Where is this from?
00:32:34This is from the Arab Republic of Egypt.
00:32:37Egypt?
00:32:39I don't know anything about Egyptian food.
00:32:43This is called Daoud Basha.
00:32:45What?
00:32:46This is called Daoud Basha.
00:32:49I still feel like I'm in Egypt.
00:32:52Daoud Basha.
00:32:54It smells good.
00:32:55It tastes like curry.
00:32:58I'll eat this.
00:33:05This is good.
00:33:07I like the sweetness of this raisin.
00:33:10It's like a curry sauce on a meatball.
00:33:14This is a curry-like sauce.
00:33:19What do you think?
00:33:21I haven't seen this yet.
00:33:24I forgot the name of this dish.
00:33:33This is like a dessert.
00:33:36This is from Saudi Arabia.
00:33:38Saudi Arabia?
00:33:40I've never seen this before.
00:33:42It's soft.
00:33:45This is good.
00:33:46It's very sweet.
00:33:47It's creamy.
00:33:48Is this milk?
00:33:49This is milk whipped cream.
00:33:52This is good.
00:33:53It goes well with Japanese coffee.
00:33:57This sponge cake is good, too.
00:34:00This is a sponge cake.
00:34:01It's called Hiroki-ji.
00:34:03Hiroki-ji?
00:34:04It's a sponge cake without yeast.
00:34:06It's a sponge cake without yeast.
00:34:08It's a sponge cake with yeast.
00:34:11It's soft even without yeast.
00:34:13Do Saudi Arabians eat such a delicious dessert?
00:34:18We ate three dishes today.
00:34:22Did you travel to three countries?
00:34:25Yes.
00:34:26It was like a gourmet trip.
00:34:28If you go to BANPAKU, you can visit 70 countries.
00:34:33That's amazing.
00:34:35BANPAKU is exciting.
00:34:38We have a special menu for BANPAKU.
00:34:48Let's eat.
00:34:50This is raisin.
00:34:53Please eat.
00:34:55This is delicious.
00:34:58It's like a meatball.
00:35:01It has the sourness of tomatoes and the sweetness of raisins.
00:35:04You are amazing.
00:35:07Please eat a little more.
00:35:09You will have more work.
00:35:11This is delicious.
00:35:13I'm addicted to raisins.
00:35:17This is very delicious.
00:35:18Alcohol goes well with anything.
00:35:20That's right.
00:35:22This is interesting.
00:35:23Let's eat dessert.
00:35:26I'm curious about this.
00:35:28This is umuari.
00:35:30This is delicious.
00:35:31This is like meringue.
00:35:33This is very delicious.
00:35:34This is amazing.
00:35:36This is like nuts.
00:35:38This is like pistachio.
00:35:40I'm looking forward to eating this.
00:35:42Thank you for reporting this.
00:35:45This is delicious.
00:35:48We have visited two countries.
00:35:51BANPAKU has 70 countries.
00:35:53We have visited 70 countries.
00:35:57I want to visit all the countries.
00:36:00KURAZUSHI's development is amazing.
00:36:04This is not sushi.
00:36:05I forgot.
00:36:07This is not a sushi restaurant.
00:36:09This is a sushi restaurant.
00:36:14Next, we will visit MOMO and MOMO.
00:36:21MOMO and MOMO?
00:36:22I'm confused.
00:36:24We will visit MOMO in TORIO.
00:36:27Please shoot a video.
00:36:30Please shoot a good video.
00:36:35We will shoot a funny video.
00:36:37Please shoot a funny video.
00:36:39Please watch this video.
00:36:42This is funny.
00:36:44This is a video of a media artist.
00:36:49This is a mirror-themed building.
00:36:54Inside the building is a space surrounded by a mirror.
00:36:59This is an experience-type pavilion.
00:37:06This is the world's largest mirror-themed building.
00:37:10When you enter the building, you will feel that the space has expanded.
00:37:14This is a pavilion where you can experience things that you can't experience without having a body.
00:37:22This is a pavilion with a 17-meter-tall statue of Gundam.
00:37:28You can experience moving from the orbital elevator to the space station.
00:37:34This is amazing.
00:37:36This is a pavilion with a sumitomo.
00:37:41This is a pavilion where you can learn the value of the forest.
00:37:47This is a pavilion with a sumitomo.
00:37:54This is a pavilion with a sumitomo.
00:38:03This is amazing.
00:38:05This is a pavilion with a sumitomo.
00:38:08You can experience the forest and the forest atmosphere.
00:38:15This is a pavilion with a sumitomo.
00:38:21You can experience the forest and the forest atmosphere.
00:38:26I have a question for you.
00:38:30Why are you walking like this?
00:38:34You look like a high school quiz contestant.
00:38:40Why am I answering?
00:38:42Why are you the MC?
00:38:44I have a question for you.
00:38:46What is the characteristic of the tree used on the outer wall around the entrance of the sumitomo?
00:38:56It's very strong.
00:38:58You are stupid.
00:38:59If you look at it a little, it looks like Amajo.
00:39:01Amajo?
00:39:02Do you all look at it?
00:39:03It's not like that.
00:39:06Everyone in the studio, please think about it.
00:39:09This is difficult.
00:39:11I don't know the answer.
00:39:13The tree is still alive and the branches are growing.
00:39:18The tree is still alive and the branches are growing.
00:39:21That's not it.
00:39:23I don't know the answer.
00:39:25The tree is a little fluffy.
00:39:28The tree is a little fluffy.
00:39:31That's not it.
00:39:33That's not it.
00:39:35I wrote sumitomo in small letters.
00:39:38You wrote it one by one.
00:39:40How old is the tree?
00:39:46I don't know the answer.
00:39:49How old is the tree?
00:39:5130 years old.
00:39:53Please say it longer.
00:39:54Longer?
00:39:5550 years old.
00:39:5650 years old.
00:39:58That's right.
00:40:00It's amazing that you got it right in the first try.
00:40:04That's amazing.
00:40:05Then I'll edit it like that.
00:40:07What do you mean?
00:40:09It's 70 years old.
00:40:11It's the same generation as Osaka Banpaku.
00:40:13It's a 50-year-old tree.
00:40:16That's amazing.
00:40:18Triple Momo's pavilion experience is still going on.
00:40:22Momo.
00:40:23Yes.
00:40:24Can you do an interesting V-flip?
00:40:26I'll do it.
00:40:27Look at all the cotton balls.
00:40:33It's like Kumi Koda.
00:40:35Now, we're going to experience the domestic pavilion.
00:40:40This is the pavilion.
00:40:42What is it?
00:40:43This is where you can experience the potential of energy technology.
00:40:46It's an electric pavilion.
00:40:47It's the eggs of potential.
00:40:49I like eggs.
00:40:50I like eggs, too.
00:40:51I want to eat today's head.
00:40:52It's not an egg in that sense.
00:40:54That's not it.
00:40:55It's a big egg.
00:40:57The pavilion is characterized by the shape of eggs created by the Electric Business Association, which is made up of 10 electric companies.
00:41:04It's the eggs of potential.
00:41:07The theme is to open up the future with the potential of energy.
00:41:12What is the latest technology that has gone beyond carbon neutral in 2050?
00:41:18It's a little dark.
00:41:21It's a little futuristic.
00:41:24I feel energy.
00:41:27It's an egg of potential.
00:41:29I'll take it.
00:41:34It's the last boss.
00:41:35It's not the last boss.
00:41:36Why is it the last boss?
00:41:39It's not the last boss, but the vice-captain, Mr. Nishibashi, will guide us.
00:41:46I was curious about this.
00:41:47Is this an egg of potential?
00:41:49If you go to the Electric Business Association, you can choose one of the many eggs you like.
00:42:00It's fun.
00:42:03It looks good on you.
00:42:05You can go around the pavilion with your fingers crossed.
00:42:07It's fun.
00:42:08This egg is linked to the exhibition and experience.
00:42:12I'll guide you by shining and shaking.
00:42:16Even if I say something stupid, I feel electricity.
00:42:20It's not electricity.
00:42:21It's not electricity.
00:42:22It's not electricity.
00:42:23It's not electricity.
00:42:24It's not electricity.
00:42:25It's important.
00:42:27We will collect the potential of future energy in this egg-shaped device.
00:42:36What did you choose first?
00:42:41First of all, I learned about nuclear fusion.
00:42:45It's very difficult.
00:42:46I think it's very difficult.
00:42:48It's a game that even elementary school students can understand.
00:42:52I see.
00:42:53I'll try it first.
00:42:54If you do it, you'll know.
00:42:55I'm most grateful for the actual cost.
00:42:57That's right.
00:42:59In this pavilion, anyone can learn difficult stories, even adults, with a sense of the game.
00:43:07Please put the egg in the yellow circle and enter the game.
00:43:12It looks fun.
00:43:13It looks fun.
00:43:14I'm looking forward to it.
00:43:15It looks like the egg is alive.
00:43:17The sun gives off a lot of energy.
00:43:20The sun.
00:43:21The sun.
00:43:22By the nuclear fusion reaction between the hydrogen atoms, it creates a lot of energy.
00:43:28Yes.
00:43:29Let's hold the red and blue hydrogen atoms close to the egg with both hands and challenge the nuclear fusion reaction.
00:43:38I got it.
00:43:40You can put the red and blue together like this.
00:43:43What do you mean?
00:43:44From here.
00:43:46Don't take it off.
00:43:48Can you do this?
00:43:49I'm very good at this.
00:43:53Salt.
00:43:54That's right.
00:43:55Give me the blue one.
00:43:56Give me the blue one.
00:43:57Slowly.
00:43:58Gently.
00:43:59Gently.
00:44:00Like wrapping it.
00:44:01Gently.
00:44:02Gently.
00:44:03It's fun.
00:44:05It feels good.
00:44:06It's a game you can play even as a child.
00:44:08Next.
00:44:09In the middle.
00:44:10Wow.
00:44:1175 points.
00:44:12Wow.
00:44:13It's amazing.
00:44:14It's amazing.
00:44:15It's amazing.
00:44:16It's amazing.
00:44:17It's amazing.
00:44:18It's an overwhelming score.
00:44:19It's overwhelming.
00:44:20It's about 480,000.
00:44:21It's perfect.
00:44:22The red and blue are hydrogen atoms and when they are attached, a lot of energy is created.
00:44:30I see.
00:44:31I experienced the principle of nuclear fusion in the game.
00:44:34It's so much fun.
00:44:36The nuclear fusion doesn't emit CO2 and the fuel can be extracted from the sea.
00:44:42So it's a very clean energy and has high expectations.
00:44:45It's a mineral.
00:44:46It's an energy.
00:44:47I see.
00:44:48You'll find out when you're stupid at the signal.
00:44:52It's a healthy energy.
00:44:55You can experience 30 games that you can learn while enjoying the possibilities of future energy for free.
00:45:06Next is a shooting game where you can learn wireless power supply.
00:45:11You can experience wireless power supply by sending electricity to the electronic products on the screen with a game stick.
00:45:22Where?
00:45:23Start!
00:45:25Where?
00:45:26Like this?
00:45:28It's not good at all.
00:45:29I just have to do it over and over again.
00:45:31I see.
00:45:32It's not good.
00:45:33It's impossible.
00:45:34If you get the color, you can charge it.
00:45:37It's a game that makes it full.
00:45:39It's a game that makes it full.
00:45:41It's good.
00:45:42It's good.
00:45:43It's good.
00:45:44It's great.
00:45:47It's amazing.
00:45:48It's good.
00:45:53It's hard to make it.
00:45:55You got caught.
00:45:56There are a lot of things moving at the beginning of the game.
00:45:58It's good.
00:45:59It's moving.
00:46:01Even adults are desperate.
00:46:02Even adults are desperate.
00:46:03Momo is number one.
00:46:04Momo is number one.
00:46:05It's amazing.
00:46:06I was doing this.
00:46:07I was doing this as much as I was attacking.
00:46:08It's fast.
00:46:09Don't be a pro gamer of dance sports.
00:46:11Don't be a pro gamer.
00:46:12Don't be a pro gamer.
00:46:13Don't be a pro gamer.
00:46:14Don't be a pro gamer.
00:46:15It's like this while doing this.
00:46:16It's a technology that sends electricity without a cord.
00:46:20For example, you can charge your smartphone just by entering the room.
00:46:24It's the best.
00:46:25It's amazing.
00:46:26It's a car that charges while driving.
00:46:28It's amazing.
00:46:29It's infinite.
00:46:30It's infinite.
00:46:31It's a very convenient world.
00:46:34It's amazing.
00:46:35In the end, the world is all about the dolls.
00:46:37When they enter, they don't need anything else.
00:46:40It's like the age of the console.
00:46:42It's like the age of the console.
00:46:43It's amazing.
00:46:44It's convenient.
00:46:45It's convenient.
00:46:46It's amazing.
00:46:47It's amazing.
00:46:49It's a pavilion where even children can easily learn the potential of energy in the future.
00:46:56Kiyoshi.
00:46:57Yes.
00:46:58It's amazing.
00:47:03I wonder if the future technology will eventually make humans' dreams come true.
00:47:08It's a cleo.
00:47:09It's a red cleo, isn't it?
00:47:11It's a red cleo.
00:47:12They are various geniuses.
00:47:15Now, here is the next pavilion.
00:47:18Persona.
00:47:19It's a laserverse.
00:47:20It's amazing.
00:47:21It looks like a stag beetle.
00:47:22It's amazing.
00:47:23Is it a stag beetle?
00:47:24It's amazing.
00:47:25I'm going to read it!
00:47:27Isn't it Atom-nii?
00:47:29Atom-nii?
00:47:31Isn't it Atom-nii?
00:47:32He's a senpai from the Shirokuro era.
00:47:34The old mayor is calling him Atom-kun.
00:47:36Atom-kun.
00:47:37Why?
00:47:38That Atom is...
00:47:40He's going to be the Pavilion Navigator for Persona Nature Verse.
00:47:46Atom is?
00:47:47Atom is.
00:47:48The concept of this pavilion is
00:47:50Thank you for your life.
00:47:52As a symbol of life,
00:47:54this pavilion is in the shape of a spiral of Ammonite.
00:47:58The history of life has been recorded
00:48:02over 3.8 billion years
00:48:04with the guidance of Atom.
00:48:06The joy of evolution of life.
00:48:08The medical treatment of the future,
00:48:10starting with a flying operating room.
00:48:12You can feel the state of the body
00:48:14and touch the sleep of the future
00:48:16that provides a comfortable sleep.
00:48:21And you can feel the mystery of life.
00:48:24The technology of the future is also on display.
00:48:28This time, we have a special guest
00:48:30from the University of Osaka.
00:48:34So,
00:48:36I'm Professor Yoshiki Sawa,
00:48:39a honorary professor at the University of Osaka
00:48:41who developed the technology of the future.
00:48:43Nice to meet you.
00:48:44I'm Professor Sawa.
00:48:45Nice to meet you.
00:48:47Are you a parent?
00:48:48No, I'm not.
00:48:50You look like one.
00:48:53You look like Professor Sawa.
00:48:57Let's get to the point.
00:49:00Professor Sawa,
00:49:02please tell us about the technology of the future.
00:49:04My goal is to create a world
00:49:07where people don't die from heart disease.
00:49:11Do you know Professor Shinya Yamanaka?
00:49:13I've heard of him.
00:49:14He is the person who invented
00:49:18the technology of the future.
00:49:19He won the Nobel Prize.
00:49:21He and I studied together
00:49:23and developed the technology
00:49:25to cure the heart disease.
00:49:28What?
00:49:29It looks like a refrigerator.
00:49:33What is this?
00:49:35I don't know what it is.
00:49:38What is it?
00:49:39This is a sheet.
00:49:43What is it?
00:49:45It's moving.
00:49:47It's moving.
00:49:49It's blinking.
00:49:51It's alive.
00:49:53It's alive?
00:49:54It's alive.
00:49:55It's amazing.
00:49:56What's the difference in color?
00:49:57This is the oxygen consumption of the bio-liquid.
00:50:01It's yellow.
00:50:03It's moving.
00:50:04That's how much oxygen is consumed.
00:50:07Is it alive?
00:50:09It's alive.
00:50:10It's alive as a cell.
00:50:12Neurotransmitter cells are originally active cells.
00:50:16You can't see it in the heart,
00:50:18but it's moving, right?
00:50:20It's active.
00:50:22It's outside of the body.
00:50:26Neurotransmitter cells are made from iPS cells.
00:50:29When it's shaped like a sheet,
00:50:31it's active together.
00:50:33Do you put this on the heart?
00:50:34That's right.
00:50:35That's great.
00:50:36You're smart.
00:50:37I made three more.
00:50:41I put it on the heart surface
00:50:43and it's active for about three months.
00:50:48It's back to normal now.
00:50:51When I thought of this,
00:50:54I was so happy that I almost drank alcohol.
00:50:57That's great.
00:50:59I was so happy.
00:51:01How did you feel when you made this?
00:51:03I've been doing research for over 20 years.
00:51:06I've been thinking about this all the time.
00:51:09It's natural that I made it.
00:51:11That's great.
00:51:12You're so cool.
00:51:14That's great.
00:51:16There's even more technology for the future.
00:51:21This is the shape of the heart.
00:51:26That's great.
00:51:27It looks like it's alive.
00:51:29It's moving a little.
00:51:31It looks like it's going to turn red.
00:51:34With the technology of iPS cells and iPS neurotransmitter sheets,
00:51:38we're able to use living cells to make a three-dimensional heart.
00:51:41We're seeing the potential of new technology.
00:51:45In the future, this could be...
00:51:48That's right.
00:51:49The possibility is not zero.
00:51:51It's not a dream treatment to change the heart and make it healthy again.
00:51:56Of course, it's not right now.
00:51:58But how far ahead is that future?
00:52:03I don't know.
00:52:04I don't know how long we'll be alive.
00:52:06I think it's barely okay.
00:52:08It's barely okay.
00:52:10It's barely okay.
00:52:11We're living in the 100-year-old era.
00:52:13We can live to be 40.
00:52:15The theme of this show is the design of a future society that shines with life.
00:52:20Looking back at this,
00:52:22I'd like to ask if life is really shining in the future.
00:52:27Mr. Genta.
00:52:28This way.
00:52:29He's a hot guy.
00:52:31That's amazing.
00:52:33Look at this and feel life.
00:52:36I see.
00:52:37Life is important.
00:52:39Thank you for your life.
00:52:41I want you to think about that.
00:52:42The dream is to be a professional.
00:52:44That's right.
00:52:45I'd like to change the parts.
00:52:47You want to be a professional?
00:52:49That's right.
00:52:50I'd like to change my head, too.
00:52:52That's a good idea.
00:52:55How was it?
00:52:57Mr. Sawa is amazing.
00:52:59I think we can use the generation of this team.
00:53:06Everyone knows that.
00:53:08He's a professional.
00:53:10He's a professional.
00:53:12I have to pay the pension all my life.
00:53:15Until you get it.
00:53:17I have to pay the pension all my life.
00:53:19As long as you're healthy.
00:53:20I might get it.
00:53:22If you're 65 years old, you'll be able to get it.
00:53:26Next, we'll have a quiz about a foreign pavilion.
00:53:35Mr. Hiyoshi's favorite quiz.
00:53:38In 1970, a pavilion in a foreign country caused a big impact on Japanese food life.
00:53:47Which country was it?
00:53:52Of course, it's a country.
00:53:55Give us a hint.
00:53:57Now, the hint.
00:53:59This is the pavilion that was built during the 70's Osaka Epoch.
00:54:05Egypt?
00:54:07Like a pyramid?
00:54:09Egypt's nukazuke!
00:54:11What?
00:54:13From there, did you say Egypt?
00:54:15I don't think it's a nuka.
00:54:17I
00:54:48Mother who do Monday? What I must know there? Hey, it's up. Don't see another hint. Oh my so no sound
00:54:55No, no, no, no, no, no, no
00:54:58They're on a nice must
00:55:00me
00:55:02You know, sir, correct. I think to this a
00:55:06Hey, man
00:55:14I'm gonna join the rope some of them. They were on a nice mess
00:55:22Mel C kiss Mel C kiss to you, Kotoa
00:55:27Macy's
00:55:29No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
00:55:32I
00:56:02Know Osaka bump at no Bulgaria can you add to play? No good. Oh, maybe no shine, Sanda
00:56:09Shishokuしました
00:56:11Toji no, Nihon no yogurt towards and then to go home. Oh no, I didn't show Gekio. Okay, my stay
00:56:17Kaihatsu, okay, please
00:56:21Dawn
00:56:23Bulgaria can you look at the monastic sample or can you just must be the number one and the most suckle
00:56:29No, thank you. Yeah, I'm gonna do it. You know, I got up
00:56:33Plane yogurt mage
00:56:36yogurt
00:56:38My kaihatsu Chikara so he knew I'm a mage bulgaria yogurt. They keep tight or what they turn this guy
00:56:46Bulgaria no, she'll cook. I got all in a cup
00:56:49So it's a bit of time yeah, that's me. I'm buddy. Mr. Meiji no kata
00:56:54Nihon no shokutaku nihon mono no aji o todoketai to you a tsui omoi o tsutai tsukimasu. So it's a
00:57:01bulgaria safe got corny schmuck
00:57:05So step Kaihatsu starto kara San Diego no
00:57:091973 name
00:57:11Bulgaria yogurt. Oh shit. No, my oh, I don't think that's by it. I shouldn't
00:57:15Hey
00:57:17No she'll she shall no
00:57:20A都はプルガリア用具とっていう文字はなかったはずなんです
00:57:25Soなんです
00:57:26Nando 開業重ねましてより食べやすくなったプレーン用具とは
00:57:30発売から50年以上経った現在も進化し続けております
00:57:35こんな中見慣れた感じ
00:57:371090年とかのやつを初めてみましたがそうかそうかまだ生まれてない
00:57:41意思はいいです。
00:57:42今回特別にですね、
00:57:4450年前のレシピで再現したプレーンヨーグルトを用意していただきました。
00:57:50なので最新のブルガリアヨーグルトと食べ比べしましょう。
00:57:54最新のブルガリアヨーグルトからいきましょう。
00:57:58いただきます。
00:58:02美味しい。
00:58:04これこれこれ。
00:58:06おはようって気持ちがある。
00:58:07朝に頼ますからね。
00:58:09美味しいですね。
00:58:11It's a taste that I'm used to eating.
00:58:13I have an image of this taste.
00:58:15Let's go with the recipe from 50 years ago.
00:58:1750 years ago.
00:58:19How is it?
00:58:21It's a little sour.
00:58:23It's a little sour.
00:58:25It's a taste of an adult.
00:58:27It's a taste of an adult.
00:58:29It's a taste of an adult.
00:58:31Compared to the new one,
00:58:33the sourness is completely different.
00:58:35It's sour.
00:58:37In the old days, I was close to this.
00:58:39In the old days, I was close to this.
00:58:41I'm wondering what will happen 50 years later.
00:58:43I'm wondering what will happen 50 years later.
00:58:45That's right.
00:58:47I think it's amazing that it started with BANPAKU.
00:58:49The food life that will change after BANPAKU.
00:58:51The food life that will change after BANPAKU.
00:58:53Member of the Meiji Dynasty will be irresistible.
00:58:55Member of the Meiji Dynasty will be irresistible.
00:58:57Where will the Meiji Dynasty go?
00:58:59I am also curious about that.
00:59:01I wonder where they will go to see.
00:59:03I wonder where they will go to see.
00:59:05Next,
00:59:07We're going to take a look at the most important pavilion in the world.
00:59:12The last one is the Yoshimoto Pavilion.
00:59:15I knew we'd come here.
00:59:20Here we are at the Yoshimoto Future Museum.
00:59:25This is the most important pavilion.
00:59:28I feel safe because I'm used to seeing it.
00:59:30This mark, the sphere, this mark.
00:59:33This is the Yoshimoto Pavilion.
00:59:36It's amazing.
00:59:39I can't believe it.
00:59:40There's a stage in such a big square.
00:59:42It's so magnificent.
00:59:45Not everyone can do it here.
00:59:47I want to do it.
00:59:48People from all over the world can watch the show here.
00:59:50That's right.
00:59:51I think people are standing here and making fun of dogs and cows.
00:59:59People from all over the world are making fun of them.
01:00:01They're making fun of all the animals.
01:00:04I don't know what it's about, but I felt the power.
01:00:08We learned about the pavilion a little earlier this time.
01:00:15How was it, Mr. Kiyoshi?
01:00:17It's fun to come here alone.
01:00:19Everyone, from children to the elderly, can enjoy it.
01:00:24It will open on April 13th.
01:00:27We look forward to your visit.
01:00:29Everyone, please come and see the future.
01:00:34Thank you very much.
01:00:35Thank you very much.