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00:00In the professional baseball world in Japan, the Yokohama D.N.A. Basters have been the best in Japan for the 26th year in a row.
00:11In the strict professional world, the season is over, and the players who are out of power from the team.
00:21Their second career, many of them will be involved in baseball.
00:28However, there are some people who choose a career that has nothing to do with baseball, such as general companies.
00:34So,
00:37Haran Banjo, a professional baseball player.
00:41A thorough investigation of the second life of the transplant.
00:46Hello.
00:48I'm Atori Ota, a pitcher for the Yokohama D.N.A. Basters and the Oryx Buffaloes.
00:54Atori Ota, 35 years old.
00:59He is from Teikyo High School, known as a master of high school baseball.
01:05He is a classmate of Akira Nakamura, who is still active in professional baseball.
01:12He has led the team to the Koshien three times.
01:18In 2007, he was nominated for the Yokohama D.N.A. Basters in the high school draft meeting.
01:26The contract fee is 50 million yen.
01:28The annual salary is 50 million yen.
01:31He jumped into the world of professional baseball.
01:36In his first year, he experienced the first round.
01:41He couldn't win.
01:44At that time, I was only 19 years old.
01:51However, the world of professional baseball was not sweet.
01:57After the second year, his performance did not improve, and he lived in the second division for a long time.
02:05I couldn't get a count in the first division, so I practiced a lot in the second division.
02:10At that time, I couldn't even hit a straight.
02:14Since the fourth year, I have always thought that I would be in danger in the first and second years.
02:23In 2011, he married a woman of the same age at the age of 22 and was blessed with a small treasure.
02:35With the support of his family, he won his first professional victory at the age of 23.
02:45I hope I can do better in the future.
02:52This year, he played in 38 games.
02:58His annual salary is 12.5 million yen.
03:04However, at this time, there was a problem with Mr. Ota's body.
03:10I've been cheating my shoulders all the time.
03:15After all, the world of professional baseball is full of substitutions.
03:18If I take a break, my chance will be crushed.
03:23When I'm in a bad situation, I'm in pain, but I'm overdoing it and throwing it.
03:28He couldn't play as well as he wanted due to a shoulder injury.
03:33He couldn't go back to the first division.
03:38And in October 2015, finally...
03:43I got a call from my wife.
03:45She told me to come to the office tomorrow.
03:47I thought I was out of my strength.
03:49I thought I could still do it.
03:55Mr. Ota was out of his strength, but he was only 26 years old at the time.
04:01While his classmates were active as top players, he thought he could still do it.
04:08He took the Oryx Buffaloes admission test.
04:11He won the training contract for 4 million yen a year.
04:18However, he had a chance to play in the first division.
04:32I was hit by a homerun.
04:34I thought I would never laugh on the mound.
04:39But I naturally lost my strength.
04:41I saw myself laughing a little.
04:44I thought if I had this kind of feeling, baseball would be over.
04:49After the end of the season, he was out of his strength again.
04:54In 2016, he decided to retire at the age of 27.
05:02Eight years later, what was the second career he chose?
05:09This is my current job.
05:13This is the police station, isn't it?
05:16Mr. Ota works at the police station.
05:21What does that mean?
05:24Mr. Ota, what is that outfit?
05:26I retired from professional baseball and became a police officer as a second career.
05:32He became a police officer from a professional baseball player.
05:37In fact, this transfer was the trigger for his tryout.
05:45I didn't intend to take the tryout.
05:48But the venue was the Koshien Baseball Stadium.
05:51It was a special baseball stadium since I was a high school student.
05:55I thought it would be nice if I could play there and be chased.
05:59He took the tryout to make a mark on himself.
06:04At the venue...
06:07There were a lot of pamphlets at the tryout venue.
06:12I took all of them with me.
06:15When I talked to my wife about what to do next,
06:18she said she wanted me to submit a police officer's pamphlet and become a police officer.
06:23That's when I decided to become a police officer.
06:27He only had about two months to prepare for the test.
06:33He studied hard by himself, such as buying a reference book.
06:38Then he passed the test.
06:43He started a new journey at the age of 28.
06:48Why did you want to become a police officer?
06:51When I was a professional baseball player, my salary went up and down a lot.
06:56I was a little unstable.
06:58If I became a police officer, I would be stable.
07:01So I wanted to be at ease.
07:05The average salary of a police officer is about 6 million yen.
07:11Mr. Ota chose a stable second career.
07:16I think a police officer is a job that requires a little physical strength.
07:21I think it's a job that is very suitable for an athlete's second career.
07:27Mr. Ota has worked as a security guard at the National Defense Facility.
07:37I also worked as a security guard at the Hiroshima Summit and the Tokyo Olympics.
07:42I was nervous because if something happened, I would be involved in international affairs.
07:48I was more nervous when I stood on the mound.
07:51I think the mound is more nervous.
07:55Mr. Ota is currently in charge of escorting non-smugglers.
07:59He works in the second division of smuggling management.
08:04I thought that the job of a professional baseball player was a job that could be done by children.
08:10I thought that the job of a professional baseball player was a job that could be done by children.
08:15I thought that the job of a professional baseball player was a job that could be done by children.
08:20What is the best job for a professional baseball player?
08:26Today's topic is...
08:29A professional baseball player who retired in a foreign country is now...
08:36A professional baseball player who can still work as a professional baseball player.
08:40The second life of a professional baseball player.
08:45Beat Takeshi's TV tackle.
08:54It's amazing.
08:57I was impressed and almost fainted.
09:00I was about 27 years old.
09:03It's amazing that I passed the police exam.
09:07In fact, there are a lot of people like Mr. Ota.
09:15It's the era.
09:17In my time, when I didn't know the major,
09:23there were a lot of professional baseball players.
09:30Even in the second division, there were enthusiastic fans.
09:36The average age of a professional baseball player is 27 years old.
09:41Mr. Ogami's husband is Mr. Motoki.
09:45How old is Mr. Motoki?
09:48I think he's 30 years old.
09:51I think he's about that age.
09:54He was young enough to retire.
09:57But I didn't want him to retire.
10:00I've been doing this since elementary school.
10:03When I quit, I wanted him to decide.
10:06I didn't tell him anything.
10:09The deadline was set.
10:11I had to decide in three or four days.
10:14He seemed to be very worried.
10:16More than anything, I couldn't accept that I had quit baseball.
10:23I didn't do anything new until I accepted it.
10:27First of all, I only knew about professional baseball.
10:30I couldn't even get on the train.
10:32I didn't know how to buy a ticket.
10:35I didn't know how to buy a ticket.
10:38But you started a business after you quit baseball.
10:42I opened a ramen shop.
10:45I've been doing this since I was young.
10:48I wanted to open a ramen shop.
10:51I was like a child.
10:53But it closed soon.
10:55It's been about two years.
10:58My husband and I grew up in a salaryman's family.
11:02We didn't know anything about business.
11:06We relied on people.
11:09What happened then?
11:11I don't think I'll ever do it again.
11:14We learned that we didn't have the talent for business.
11:21When did you retire?
11:25I retired when I was 30 years old.
11:28Without regrets?
11:30Yes.
11:31I felt like I had done it.
11:34I won a gold medal at the Olympics.
11:38That must have been a sense of accomplishment.
11:41I was scared when I saw him.
11:44I was like, is he okay?
11:46He's 27 years old on average.
11:49He's out of power.
11:51I know how hard it is to be out of power.
11:56Have you experienced it?
11:58Yes, I have.
12:00I was 29 years old when I was out of power.
12:04It was tough.
12:07Matsumoto-san, have you experienced any changes in your life after retirement?
12:15Yes, I have.
12:17I'm different from other people.
12:21I was in despair when I was out of power.
12:24I started running, training, and judo.
12:29I always thought about how to defeat people.
12:34I always thought about how to defeat people.
12:38When I retired, I realized how peaceful the world was.
12:43It's very easy to live now.
12:46Do you go to an ice cream shop?
12:48Yes, I do.
12:49Do you go to an ice cream shop?
12:52Until now, I thought about how to kill people.
12:58Now, I think about how to make use of food.
13:01I think about how to make use of people.
13:04I realized how different the world is.
13:07I live in a very different world now.
13:09You're not the only one who thinks about how to kill people.
13:14Five years after graduating from high school.
13:17The second life of a professional baseball player.
13:23He headed to Izumino Station, which is close to Yokohama Stadium.
13:29Hello, I'm Mitsuma.
13:31Nice to meet you.
13:34I played for the Chūnichi Dragons until 2021.
13:40Mitsuma Takuya, 32 years old.
13:46Mitsuma was a member of the Chūnichi Dragons.
13:50He started playing baseball when he was a junior high school student.
13:55In 2008, he went to Kendai Takasaki High School.
14:03I became an ace and a number four.
14:05When I graduated, I was in the first place in the draft.
14:07I was a professional baseball player.
14:09I already had a story in my head.
14:12However, the reality was that he was a substitute for three years in high school.
14:17In addition, he only participated in the tournament once.
14:24Even so, he pursued his dream of becoming a professional baseball player.
14:27When he was in college.
14:31At that time, I was looking for speed.
14:34I threw a little over-throw.
14:36But it was 144km.
14:38I thought it was no good.
14:40So I decided to side-throw.
14:42I thought I was going to get caught.
14:46He was not nominated for the draft meeting in his fourth year of college.
14:52Sometimes in the winter, there is a test in the 12th grade.
14:54It's like a general entrance test.
14:56I told the director that I wanted to challenge it at the end.
15:02By changing the ball form to side-throw.
15:06It caught the eyes of the people involved.
15:09When he was 22 years old.
15:11He joined the Saitama Musashi Heat Bears of the Independent League.
15:16I paid 140,000 yen monthly.
15:20It's about 60,000 yen.
15:23At the end of the September season.
15:26It's not a monthly payment, it's a daily payment.
15:29In such a financially difficult situation.
15:33He was active as a closer for a year.
15:38He was nominated for the draft meeting in 2015.
15:41He joined the team from the Chūnichi Dragons.
15:45But he didn't get the number.
15:48It was a contract for training with a monthly payment of 2,000,000 yen and 3,000,000 yen.
15:56If I join, it's just a matter of time.
16:00I was happy to slip in.
16:04In his first year of training, he participated in 35 matches in two teams.
16:09After that, he won a contract to be a manager in a team match.
16:15His annual salary increased from 3,000,000 yen to 4,400,000 yen.
16:21At the age of 24.
16:23He joined the team in his second year of joining the team.
16:28He won for the first time as a professional.
16:30He was active in Senpatsu and Nakatsugi.
16:33I was very happy to play against Sakamoto in my first year.
16:38I was able to play against Tetsu Yamada, the top player in my class.
16:43I'm glad I was able to play against the top players of my generation.
16:48In private, he married Noriko, who was 6 years older than him.
16:53And Ibuki was born.
16:57At the age of 27.
16:59In his fifth year of joining the team.
17:01He contributed as one of the top players in the team.
17:05His annual salary increased from 3,000,000 yen to 16,000,000 yen.
17:08He was active in both training and training.
17:12However.
17:14When I went camping, I had a rib fracture.
17:19After that, the number of matches in the first team decreased.
17:24He spent more time in the second team.
17:29I couldn't get a single point in the first team.
17:32But there was something about going to the second team.
17:35I had a sprain in my neck.
17:39And when the season ended in 2021.
17:45I got a call the moment I finished Zenitsu.
17:48He asked me if I could come to the office in a suit tomorrow.
17:51He asked me what time it was.
17:53I told him that I wouldn't sign a contract with Mitsuma in the next season.
17:57Were you prepared for it?
17:59It would have been different if he had told me.
18:03What should I do?
18:05Mitsuma, who was told that he was out of the game.
18:09He decided to retire.
18:11He retired at the age of 29, 6 years old.
18:16And after his retirement.
18:18What Mitsuma chose was an unexpected occupation.
18:23Is the office ready?
18:25Yes, it's almost here.
18:30This is Mitsuma's office.
18:34Let's go inside.
18:38There are plants planted here.
18:41What do you do here?
18:43I run a strawberry farm.
18:47Mitsuma has been running a strawberry farm in Izumi-ku, Yokohama City since this year.
18:55He grows old-style strawberries in his house.
18:59He sells them at all-you-can-eat and direct sales places.
19:04But why did he choose a strawberry farm?
19:09I wanted to take a stable path.
19:12I talked to my wife about running a strawberry farm.
19:17She said she didn't want me to choose a stable path for my family.
19:23There are tens of thousands of people who want to be a professional baseball player.
19:27I think I'm a person who can do what I want.
19:30It's a waste to run a stable path even though I can do what I want.
19:35In the words of his wife Noriko, his second life was decided.
19:41Mitsuma started a family garden during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
19:47While he was growing various plants,
19:51I saw a video of a strawberry farmer running a strawberry farm.
19:54I imitated the video of him running a family garden.
19:57It was a great video.
19:59I was happy that my son liked the strawberry my father made.
20:04Ibuki's favorite was the strawberry my father made.
20:11I think it's the next thing I like to see my son working hard to make strawberries.
20:17So I talked to my wife about running a strawberry farm.
20:22After that, he took the exam to get a license for storage.
20:27When he passed the exam, he moved from Aichi to Yokohama.
20:33At that time, Mitsuma had no income.
20:38My wife worked part-time and I worked part-time.
20:43It was just my wife's income.
20:49While going to school, he learned how to grow strawberries on a strawberry farm.
20:55He also looked for a farmland at the same time.
20:59There was a place called Aichi Prefecture.
21:03I wanted a lot of fans to come to play baseball.
21:07I chose Yokohama because it was a place where I could get a lot of access.
21:12He chose this area because there are many professional baseball teams and the Kanto area is good.
21:16He chose this area because it is close to Yokohama Stadium.
21:23Actually, it was hard to find a place to live.
21:27It's a famous baseball stadium, so why don't you earn money by playing baseball?
21:31Why do you have to do agriculture?
21:36However, Mitsuma visited the farmers and told them that he was serious about strawberries.
21:44He said he was able to rent the current land.
21:49He received a loan of 50 million yen from the financial institution.
21:53He built a house to grow strawberries and set up equipment.
21:58Two years after his retirement, Mitsuma Farm was established with the support of his family.
22:05There is a train, so I can go to Toshima immediately.
22:09I have a position where baseball fans can come to the farm and go to the baseball stadium immediately.
22:18Mitsuma Farm is close to the station and has good access to the stadium.
22:23Since the first year of opening, many customers have come to the farm.
22:29Of course, there are many professional baseball fans.
22:35And sometimes there are not enough strawberries to eat, so some people refuse to eat.
22:44What did you think when you first got strawberries?
22:47When I first got strawberries, I ate them all in one bite.
22:52I didn't even say how I felt.
22:54I thought I would be happier if I ate them all.
22:56But I didn't say anything.
22:58When I look at the customers now, they are crying in the corner.
23:01I asked them what happened.
23:03They said, my strawberries were eaten by all the customers.
23:05So I said, Dad, can't you tell the customers to eat two strawberries?
23:09They said, my strawberries were eaten by all the customers.
23:12And this year, the second season of Mitsuma Farm will expand its business.
23:21I can open a second store.
23:24I wanted to increase the number of stores in the first year.
23:27But I didn't know what to do in the second year.
23:31I still have a loan, and I have to pay additional interest.
23:34I have to pay another 50 million yen.
23:36I wanted to protect the store.
23:38I have a plan.
23:40I just have to hurry up with that plan.
23:42But I have to do it anyway.
23:43It's better to be quick.
23:44I have to protect the store.
23:46My wife says, go, go.
23:48Go, go.
23:50After this, Fusai Mitsuma will appear in the studio.
23:55He will talk about the reality of the second career of a professional baseball player and the difficulties.
24:03Mitsuma-san, your wife is a good talker.
24:08She is a good talker.
24:11She is amazing.
24:13I think I'm going to cry again.
24:15She is a good talker.
24:17She is great.
24:19How did you feel when your husband was notified of the opening of the store?
24:25As I continue to play baseball, the day will come sooner or later.
24:32I am prepared every year.
24:36I think my husband is definitely in shock.
24:40I dare to say that the day is bright and okay.
24:44I remember saying that.
24:46If you've been playing baseball so far, it's normal to look for a job related to baseball.
24:53It would have been nice if I had a career like Mr. Motoki.
24:58I couldn't leave my grades yet.
25:01I was notified of the opening of the store by baseball.
25:05I want to go beyond the age of baseball in a different profession.
25:09I'm so excited.
25:11I'm so excited.
25:13The management of the store is amazing.
25:17I was notified of the opening of the store by baseball.
25:21I got a job.
25:23Is there no such care in the Japanese baseball world?
25:27I started to create a 60-year salary system for professional baseball.
25:33I quit in 2011.
25:37I couldn't manage it well.
25:39I heard that there is a salary of about 20 million yen in the big leagues.
25:45More than 20 million yen?
25:47Yes.
25:4920 million yen a year?
25:51You don't have to do anything?
25:53How much insurance do you have?
25:55It's all in the big leagues.
25:57That's how much I make.
26:00It's hard to make 10 years' worth of money.
26:03In your case, you quit in 2021.
26:07Did you receive any salary, care, or follow-up?
26:11Not at all.
26:13Did you say hello to the players?
26:15Did you say, I'm sorry?
26:17No, I didn't.
26:19I didn't sign a contract with the club.
26:21I just quit.
26:23Did you receive any money from the club?
26:27I received money from the club.
26:29I received money from the club.
26:31I received money from the club.
26:33I received money from the club.
26:35Did you receive a little money?
26:37Yes.
26:39I joined the club as a trainee.
26:41I joined the club for about 4 years.
26:45I was nervous.
26:47What kind of contract does a professional baseball player have?
26:52A professional baseball player is an individual player.
26:55That's why you can do this.
26:57It's just a national salary.
26:59It's an individual player.
27:03Japanese professional sports are very slow.
27:08You said you wanted to run a strawberry farm.
27:12Did you have any worries that you might fail?
27:14I had a lot of worries.
27:16You borrowed 50 million yen, right?
27:18I borrowed 50 million yen.
27:20And?
27:22I consulted with my wife.
27:24I told her that I had a big debt.
27:26I'm still young, so I'll keep trying.
27:30You did a good job.
27:32You did a good job.
27:36I didn't have a plan to raise money for 5 years.
27:41If you don't do that, you won't be able to do it.
27:46You haven't been a strawberry for a year, have you?
27:49It's half a year from December to June.
27:53I don't have any income in the summer.
27:54You don't have any income in the summer.
27:57You don't have any income in the summer.
28:00What did you do during that time?
28:02I don't have any income.
28:06I know it's rude to say this,
28:09but it's like earning a year's worth of money in a month at the beach in the summer.
28:13You have to earn a year's worth of money in half a year.
28:16You're right.
28:18Is your wife okay?
28:20What does your wife do?
28:23Is she working?
28:25She's been working at a company since the time of independence.
28:28She does accounting and finance.
28:31After I got married to a professional baseball player,
28:35I was thinking about retirement.
28:39So I didn't stop getting pregnant.
28:45I was saving money while I was pregnant.
28:48I had a stable income,
28:52so I was able to support my family.
28:55Can you say you're on the right track?
28:57Yes, I'm on the right track.
29:00I'm going to open a second store from this season.
29:03I think you're better than baseball.
29:05I think sports players are good at doing one thing.
29:11I was able to do that well in Ichigo.
29:14Is there anything in Ichigo that makes baseball useful?
29:17I think it's guts and stamina.
29:21That's an important word.
29:23What is Ichigo's income after this?
29:26Did he get a year's worth of baseball?
29:29How much did he make?
29:31It's the same as when he was a baseball player.
29:34That's amazing!
29:53It's important to convey your feelings to build a trusting relationship with Google Pixel.
29:57Let's do our best in the next game.
29:59Let's do our best.
30:01I want to be a player who will be remembered all over the world.
30:03My name is Kaoru Mitoma.
30:05I use Google Pixel.
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31:05Yes.
31:07One, two, three.
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31:56The smell of garlic and the richness of miso.
32:00This spiciness.
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32:03Delicious.
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32:13Both the trainer and the nutritionist, all of Team Mitoma are Team Pixel.
32:18My name is Kaoru Mitoma.
32:20I use Google Pixel.
32:23How much did you make when you were playing baseball?
32:26It's about the same as when I was playing baseball.
32:28It's about the same.
32:29Wow.
32:30Your wife is amazing.
32:32Even in baseball, the pitcher and the yashu are different.
32:37That's right.
32:38The pitcher is the one who takes the ball from behind.
32:43The yashu is the one who leaves the ball to others.
32:47Yashu.
32:49Yashu.
32:50Yashu.
32:51The yashu is different.
32:53Mr. Matsumoto, did you take any exams to open an ice cream shop?
33:00Yes, I did.
33:01I passed the national exam of the Department of Ecology.
33:05That must have been hard.
33:07I worked at the school for a year and took the exam in August this year.
33:11Why did you want to open an ice cream shop?
33:13Because I like ice cream.
33:17We're going to make a lot of strawberries here.
33:20That's right.
33:22That's amazing.
33:23I know.
33:24But it's not open yet.
33:27I thought it wouldn't be open until the next semester.
33:29But you can open it on the 2nd and 3rd.
33:31Then I'll open it on the 7th.
33:34Did you sign a contract with a confectioner?
33:36Yes, I signed a contract with a confectioner called Teradaya in Yokohama this year.
33:44It's only been a year.
33:46That's a long time.
33:48I knew there was something to do with business.
33:53Japan is a super-old society that is said to be in its 100th year of existence.
33:58In the case of pension, which is the pillar of income after retirement,
34:03the monthly salary is about 57,000 yen.
34:08If you add the pension, it's about 144,000 yen per month.
34:16I quit my job on April 2nd.
34:18So I can't live on my pension alone.
34:23There are a lot of elderly people looking for a new job
34:27at the job introduction event for seniors held in Tokyo.
34:33One of them is a senior who is working hard for his second life after retirement.
34:39Good morning.
34:40Good morning.
34:42Are you Mr. Yamazaki?
34:43Yes, I'm Mr. Yamazaki.
34:45Mr. Ritsuko Yamazaki turned 76 years old this year.
34:50After retiring from a sushi restaurant where he worked for more than 20 years,
34:54he started working again at the age of 70.
34:58What is his job?
35:01He changed into a uniform and started a grass-growing business.
35:06That's what a cleaning department is all about.
35:11Where does Mr. Yamazaki clean?
35:15That's right, McDonald's.
35:18There was a big plate,
35:20so I quit my job at the sushi restaurant
35:23because it was hard for me to work.
35:28It's been eight years since he started his current job,
35:31which is less burdensome.
35:34It depends on the area,
35:36but the hourly wage of the entire crew is about 1,000 to 1,500 yen.
35:43Welcome.
35:44Mr. Yamazaki works three hours a day, three days a week.
35:50What is the reason for working here?
35:55I'm a manager.
35:58I'm a barista.
36:02That's unfair.
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36:10The final match for the world's number one.
36:15Premieres all over the world tonight.
36:19SAMURAI JAPAN TOURNAMENT
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36:40My coach, nutritionist, and my team are all Team Pixel.
36:45My name is Kaoru Mitoma.
36:47I use Google Pixel.
36:50CHUURU CHUURU CHAO CHURU
36:54CHUURU CHUURU CHAO CHURU
36:56A treat for cats.
36:58INABA CHAO CHURU
37:03Inaba.
37:05What's the discount for kimono?
37:06It's free business trip.
37:07It's Fuku-chan.
37:08It's Fuku-chan.
37:09It's the discount for kimono.
37:12It's Fuku-chan.
37:13It's Fuku-chan.
37:14I'm confident in the discount.
37:16It's Fuku-chan.
37:17It's Fuku-chan.
37:18It's Fuku-chan.
37:20NEPIA
37:27I choose the comfort of the forest.
37:31NEPIA in the forest.
37:33In the middle of the campaign.
37:35The dust that comes out even after cleaning.
37:37It may be the dust I missed.
37:39DAISON makes the dust that is not visible even if it is bright shine and absorbs it powerfully.
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37:50CHURU CHURU WAN CHURU
37:54CHURU CHURU WAN CHURU
37:56A treat for dogs.
37:58INABA WAN CHURU
38:03Inaba.
38:05TOKYO MARINE
38:06Are you worried about the internet?
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38:11I'm sorry.
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38:15I'm sorry.
38:17The comfort of the Tokyo Maritime Group.
38:20GOOGLE PIXEL
38:21Finland.
38:23What is this?
38:24What is the Finnish food made with this ingredient?
38:26Lohiket is also famous.
38:28Tell me how to make Lohiket.
38:31Talk a lot.
38:32Research a lot.
38:34Leave memories.
38:36I think it's good to travel after all.
38:39Tell me the plan to spend 4 hours at Helsinki Airport.
38:42Is there a sauna in Helsinki Airport?
38:44Your journey will expand.
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38:51Yamazaki is doing a cleaning crew at McDonald's.
38:56What is the reason for working here?
39:01I'm Tomomi, the daughter of the manager.
39:07I'm Tomomi, the daughter of the manager.
39:09I'm Tomomi, the daughter of the manager.
39:11This is unfair.
39:13In fact, the parents are working at the same store.
39:17Moreover, they usually live separately.
39:21It's reassuring to see each other's happy faces once in a while.
39:28It is said that there is a reason to work here in addition to the income.
39:34The next stop is Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
39:39Good morning.
39:42TATSUYO OKIHARA is 77 years old.
39:46She lives with her 78-year-old husband in a 2LDK apartment.
39:52What kind of work has she done so far?
39:57At first, I was a tracer.
40:01I was a tracer.
40:04Then I joined SEIZU.
40:07She joined a tracer company at the age of 33 because she wanted to get a job.
40:14Even after the age of 60, she worked as a tracer until the age of 64.
40:22Salary is very cheap.
40:24If you are too young, you can earn 800 yen.
40:28Her income has decreased significantly in the past four years.
40:33I was told that I could work until 70.
40:35I thought it would be impossible to work after turning 70.
40:38So, taking into account her physical strength, she went to Korea at the age of 64.
40:45What is her second life like?
40:50I have something to do, so I'm going out.
40:53This is a lot of luggage. What's in it?
40:57Clothes and rice crackers.
41:00It takes two hours from home by carrying a suitcase.
41:04What is her job?
41:19She is a comedian.
41:22Moreover, today is the third round of the M-1 Grand Prix.
41:26This time, she is challenging a senior entertainer and a manzai.
41:31What does she usually do?
41:44She is a senior entertainer who works under the stage name of Grandma.
41:50In fact, after leaving the company, she used to work for an elderly company.
41:57But, seven years ago, at the age of 71, she went to a fair in Yoshimoto Industries.
42:04By the way, what is the story of Grandma?
42:07What is the story of Grandma?
42:17She is a senior entertainer.
42:32She is a comedian.
42:34However, the joy of standing on the stage is the driving force of Grandma.
42:40I don't think it's money.
42:42The joy of being here is stronger.
42:46I've never done this before, but I don't care if I write well.
42:49I don't have to write well.
42:52What is the reality of the current hot job, a senior voice actor?
42:57From here on, we will send you the sponsor you see.
43:27If it's a funeral, it's a memory.
43:30First of all, please consult.
43:57Both the trainer and the nutritionist are Team Pixel.
44:02My name is Kaoru Mitoma. I use Google Pixel.
44:13Fun snacks with dogs.
44:28I'm hungry.
44:54This freshly baked hamburger is
44:57I hope you can warm someone's heart today.
45:07Google Pixel
45:08I wanted to take a cool picture, so I changed it to Google Pixel.
45:11All the pictures were left, so I was worried about the data, but it was all right.
45:17My name is Tokito Oda. I use Google Pixel.
45:21A comfortable life with a sense of smell.
45:24Cozy Life
45:26Reduce that smell with the power of Kito-san.
45:37As the second life, the person who chose the hot job is
45:43I'm studying something.
45:46I'm studying where I'm going now.
45:53Emiko, 62 years old.
45:56Where did she go?
46:07Voice acting school in Shinjuku.
46:09I want to be a voice actor.
46:12When I finished raising my three daughters, I was excited.
46:19As a single mother, Emiko went to college with her three daughters.
46:26As an office worker at an elementary school, she works about 100,000 yen a month.
46:32To become a voice actor, which was a childhood dream.
46:36When I was 59 years old, I opened this school.
46:41Actually, there are more and more voice actors in the Shinya generation.
46:47The road is quite steep.
46:54The anime Atelco was once a Gaya role.
46:57In addition.
47:00At the event of the idol voice actor group that belongs to the same office.
47:07She helps as a back-staff for studying.
47:12I don't know if I can get a few thousand yen.
47:16It's a part of the class, so I don't have any income.
47:22I'm still studying.
47:25And actually, since last year.
47:28I'm going to get a pension.
47:33I feel like I've managed to do it.
47:38In order to compensate for the burden of living expenses and monthly fees.
47:41I'm going to graduate school, but I'm going to get a pension.
47:47Now I think of it as a self-investment for myself.
47:50I think it's good.
47:52I'm working towards my future dream.
47:56The second life is different from the first.
47:59How do you spend your life?
48:02But compared to the first time.
48:05It's an aging society now.
48:08The range of jobs for the elderly is expanding.
48:12I've played with my grandmother many times.
48:14I'm on a show in Osaka.
48:17Was it a manzai?
48:18It's not a manzai, but it's like a talk show.
48:21Mr. Ogami, what do you think?
48:24I'm going to be over 60 years old.
48:28I want to be a voice actor when I'm done raising my child.
48:32It's necessary to have a voice that's aged.
48:36It's said that the voice doesn't age.
48:39So even if you're very old.
48:43If it's a phone call, you can hear it very young.
48:46Mr. Matsumoto, what do you think?
48:49I'm sure you're doing well.
48:52That's right.
48:54I know if it's a healthy body.
48:57If it's training.
48:59If you take care of your body, you'll be healthy.
49:06After this, Takeshi will talk about the timing of the success of the entertainer's life.
49:12I don't know when I'm going to be active.
49:15It's really heaven and hell.
49:19Platinum Family is looking at a beautiful family.
49:22It's been decades since Chisako and her best friend, Matsue, had a meal together.
49:27I've never heard of this yogurt before I was born.
49:31Platinum Family, July 26 at 7 p.m.
49:34Drinking too much, stress, irregular eating habits.
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50:04It's important to convey your feelings to build a trust relationship with Google Pixel.
50:07Let's do our best in the next game.
50:10I want to be a player who will be remembered all over the world.
50:14My name is Kaoru Mitoma. I use Google Pixel.
50:38Finally, I can go to the field with my whole body.
50:41I'm comfortable.
50:47I can go to the concerts.
50:51We have a lot of things that we can do together.
50:54It's a wonderful feeling.
50:57Let's enjoy it.
50:59Thanks for watching.
51:59We are also doing the business of manzai and such, so I'm always worried about tomorrow.
52:06Anyway, the popular business is really heaven and hell at which time it was active.
52:13Mr. Hagimoto went up and the TV was cut off thanks to the 55th.
52:20After that, the manzai boom came and it was a big hit.
52:27After that, the manzai boom came and it was a big hit.
52:32I can't believe it even if I go to a business.
52:35It's not a bank transfer, so I called myself with a paper bag.
52:40I had two such paper bags.
52:43I went to Ginza as it was.
52:45He said he would give me a high price.
52:48How about Hennessy?
52:50He said he didn't need a foreigner.
52:52Hennessy is a foreigner.
52:55Google Pixel 9 Pro
52:56It's Ginza!
53:03I'm going to jump into the world of Walt from now on.
53:06Did you run away?
53:07Yes, let's go.
53:09Match here.
53:11Perfect!
53:12It's reflected in the chair.
53:14If you do this,
53:16Great!
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53:19Enjoy more fun with AI.
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53:41When you look back at the game, the Pixel Hold is very convenient because the screen is large.
53:45Both the trainer and the nutritionist are all Team Pixel.
53:50My name is Kaoru Mitoma.
53:52I'm using Google Pixel.
53:55Hirokuma killed someone.
53:57Oh my.
53:58Dude.
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54:04Let's do our best in the next game.
54:06Let's do our best.
54:07I want to be a player who will be remembered all over the world.
54:10My name is Kaoru Mitoma.
54:12I'm using Google Pixel.
54:16This freshly baked hamburger...
54:20I hope it can warm someone's heart again today.
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