そこまで言って委員会NP 2025年2月2日 様々な依存から抜け出せる！？脱〇〇を考える！
#EnglishMovie #cdrama #drama #engsub #chinesedramaengsub #movieshortfull
#EnglishMovie #cdrama #drama #engsub #chinesedramaengsub #movieshortfull
Category
📺
TVTranscript
00:00:00Many people think that the Lunar New Year is on February 3rd, but the Lunar New Year is on February 2nd.
00:00:09It's been 4 years since the Lunar New Year was celebrated on February 2nd.
00:00:13And this year's lunar calendar is the southwestern solar calendar.
00:00:16However, there is a problem with the mass disposal of the remaining lunar calendars every year,
00:00:21and the thoroughness of the Datsu Fuudosu is required.
00:00:25Speaking of Datsu...
00:00:28There is a problem with the dependence on excessive smartphones,
00:00:33such as not being able to let go of your smartphone even for a moment during the day.
00:00:36Even in Japan, the Datsu smartphone is called out.
00:00:40However, in the Australian Parliament in November last year,
00:00:43a bill banning the use of SNS under the age of 16 was passed.
00:00:49In order to protect children from sexual crime and bullying,
00:00:52and to encourage them to play outdoors and participate in sports,
00:00:56Prime Minister Albanese pointed out that SNS causes social harm
00:01:01and keeps children away from true friends and true experiences.
00:01:08So, today's Sokomade Itte Inkai N.P. is on the theme of Datsu.
00:01:15While President Trump, who chants America First, is advancing from an international framework,
00:01:22can Japan, an ally of the United States, be able to break away from the dependence on the United States?
00:01:28While there are many defectors from North Korea,
00:01:31there are still abnormalities, such as the arrest of the four presidents who issued a resolution in South Korea.
00:01:39What is the future situation of the Korean Peninsula?
00:01:44While there are many robberies and special fraud cases involving illegal prostitution,
00:01:49the police are strengthening the protection of the perpetrators who applied for a part-time job.
00:01:54Can Datsu's illegal part-time job be realized in the future?
00:01:59While the world is full of desires and temptations,
00:02:02there are more and more young people who escape from their instincts,
00:02:06such as leaving alcohol, cars, and brands.
00:02:09What do young people spend their money on?
00:02:14The members of the committee will discuss this with experts.
00:02:20SOKOMADE ITTE INKAI N.P.
00:02:22It's a question of whether or not you can break away from it.
00:02:26Think about Datsu.
00:02:39Hello.
00:02:40Hello.
00:02:41Today's SOKOMADE ITTE INKAI N.P. will be discussing the latest news on Datsu.
00:02:49Please take care of us.
00:02:55It's been a long time since we've seen you.
00:02:59Mr. Konishi, it's been a long time, hasn't it?
00:03:02Yes, it is.
00:03:03I'm usually called on winter vacation or summer vacation.
00:03:07When I'm off from college.
00:03:09You're often called on winter vacation.
00:03:11I'm a seasonal worker.
00:03:12That's not true.
00:03:14When I was young, I didn't eat much egomaki.
00:03:19I'm from Osaka.
00:03:21I don't think this generation has eaten it.
00:03:23That's right.
00:03:24In Kansai, it's an unusual act to eat it silently.
00:03:29It's natural to talk a lot and eat it,
00:03:32but I don't eat it because it's unusual.
00:03:34If Kanto people were silent, it wouldn't be unusual.
00:03:38And this is actor Tony Trouden.
00:03:41Nice to meet you.
00:03:45By the way, where is Mr. Trouden from?
00:03:48I'm half German.
00:03:50That's great.
00:03:51Everything is cool.
00:03:53Is that so?
00:03:55Your real life is cool.
00:03:58Do you admire Germany?
00:04:00I feel inferiority.
00:04:02That's not true.
00:04:03Let's move on to the first topic.
00:04:06First of all, the golden age has arrived in the United States
00:04:09with the inauguration of President Trump.
00:04:12What should Japan do at that time?
00:04:20Decapitation is a state where the joint is removed and the bone position is removed from its original position.
00:04:26Shouhei Otani of the American Major League Dodgers
00:04:30was diagnosed with left shoulder adduction
00:04:35when he tried to fight in the World Series with the Yankees on October 26th last year.
00:04:40After that, he continued to play while being fixed with taping
00:04:44and achieved the first victory of the World Series for himself.
00:04:49Otani, who underwent surgery in November last year,
00:04:52is scheduled to join the spring camp which will start this month.
00:04:56Will the two-sword style be revived this season?
00:05:00There is also a lot of attention on the opening match held in Japan next month.
00:05:05There is also news about the pregnancy of a Korean.
00:05:10Otani is active in the United States across the sea from Japan.
00:05:16On the 20th of last month, Donald Trump became the 47th president of the United States.
00:05:24It's been 132 years since the president's experience has come back.
00:05:31President Trump said in the election campaign,
00:05:34I will make the decimated United States great again.
00:05:38In the past four years, the increase in the number of influential immigrants,
00:05:42and the dissatisfaction with the current situation of society and politics,
00:05:45he took a strategy to appeal and won.
00:05:48In his inauguration speech on the 20th of last month,
00:05:51The golden age of the United States begins now.
00:05:55He emphasized the change of policy from the Biden administration.
00:06:00The Paris Agreement, a framework for warming measures,
00:06:03and the withdrawal from the WHO,
00:06:06He signed them one after another from the first day of his inauguration.
00:06:11President Trump said last month,
00:06:14In Panama, which was once managed by the United States,
00:06:17It is an honor for the country to pay for its own shipments.
00:06:22He claimed the right to manage Panama.
00:06:25In addition, he said it was necessary for the security of the country.
00:06:29He showed interest in Greenland, Denmark.
00:06:32In order to achieve this, he showed a position where military and economic pressure was not enough.
00:06:39In addition, he is seeking to raise the national defense cost to 5% of GDP
00:06:44for the Kamei country, a treaty mechanism for the North Atlantic.
00:06:49Of course, such pressure will be applied to Japan, the ally country.
00:06:55President Trump understands the importance of the U.S.-Japan alliance,
00:07:00China, which aims for rapid military expansion,
00:07:03and North Korea, which promotes the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles,
00:07:07which will dominate the U.S. mainland.
00:07:10Therefore, there is a possibility that Japan will face a significant increase in the burden of the U.S.-Japan military budget.
00:07:17According to Mr. Bolton's memorandum, who served as Vice President of the Trump administration for the first term,
00:07:24the U.S. military budget is expected to exceed 4 times that of Japan.
00:07:28The U.S. military budget is expected to exceed 4 times that of Japan.
00:07:34The U.S. military budget is expected to exceed 4 times that of Japan.
00:07:41However, Mr. Trump pointed out that Japan is expected to face a significant increase in the burden of the U.S. military budget.
00:07:52During his inauguration speech in October of last year,
00:07:57Mr. Ishiba stated that he would aim for an agreement to strengthen the U.S.-Japan alliance,
00:08:02and that the military base should be placed in the U.S. for the purpose of improving the ability of the Self-Defense Force.
00:08:09Mr. Ishiba has long said that Japan is an independent sovereign state,
00:08:14and that it should build an equal U.S.-Japan relationship.
00:08:18However, during his inauguration speech, Mr. Ishiba explained that Japan has no obligation to defend the U.S.
00:08:24If the U.S. side wants to review the U.S.-Japan regional agreement that Mr. Ishiba has raised,
00:08:30it is possible that President Trump will take this as an opportunity to make a new proposal,
00:08:34and will demand a greater responsibility and burden on the Japanese side.
00:08:40On the other hand, the Japanese government is in a hurry to expand the export of defense equipment
00:08:45in order to develop the domestic defense industry,
00:08:49and is also working on joint development of missiles for the U.S.
00:08:53and joint development of the next fighter jet with the U.K. and Italy.
00:08:57Will it be possible to reduce the dependence on the U.S.
00:09:02by avoiding President Trump, who is approaching the purchase of equipment in his own country?
00:09:08I have a question for all of you.
00:09:11Do you think Japan should withdraw from the U.S. dependence?
00:09:18I have a question for all of you.
00:09:20Do you think Japan should withdraw from the U.S. dependence?
00:09:24I have received various questions from all of you,
00:09:27and many of them say that Japan should withdraw.
00:09:30Ms. Moe, do you think it is difficult for Japan to withdraw from the U.S. dependence?
00:09:34When I saw Mr. Trump's speech,
00:09:39I thought he was a big mouse who had taken over the country.
00:09:44He had a lot of momentum.
00:09:46At this stage, if you look at the power of Japan,
00:09:50I think it would be dangerous if it were not in a position to follow the U.S.
00:09:54I think it would be dangerous if it were not in a position to follow the U.S.
00:09:59I was very curious about Mr. Trump's response to Ms. Ishiba.
00:10:05I was very curious about Mr. Trump's response to Ms. Ishiba.
00:10:08I met Mr. Akiyama right away.
00:10:13I met Mr. Akiyama right away.
00:10:18If I were in Mr. Ishiba's position,
00:10:21I would have thought he was completely naive.
00:10:23I would have thought he was completely naive.
00:10:26Mr. Trump loves Ms. Abe too much.
00:10:28He knows that Ms. Ishiba is an enemy of Mr. Abe.
00:10:31He knows that Ms. Ishiba is an enemy of Mr. Abe.
00:10:36He hasn't seen her as a negotiator yet.
00:10:39He hasn't seen her as a negotiator yet.
00:10:44He said he refused.
00:10:46He said he refused.
00:10:48Is it true?
00:10:49It's like a fight at night.
00:10:51It's like a fight at night.
00:10:53It's like a fight at night.
00:10:55It's like a fight at night.
00:10:57It's like a fight at night.
00:10:59It's like a fight at night.
00:11:01It's like a fight at night.
00:11:03It's like a fight at night.
00:11:05It's like a fight at night.
00:11:07It's like a fight at night.
00:11:09It's like a fight at night.
00:11:11It's like a fight at night.
00:11:13It's like a fight at night.
00:11:15It's like a fight at night.
00:11:17It's like a fight at night.
00:11:19It's like a fight at night.
00:11:21It's like a fight at night.
00:11:23It's like a fight at night.
00:11:25It's like a fight at night.
00:11:27It's like a fight at night.
00:11:29It's like a fight at night.
00:11:31It's like a fight at night.
00:11:33It's like a fight at night.
00:11:35It's like a fight at night.
00:11:37It's like a fight at night.
00:11:39It's like a fight at night.
00:11:41It's like a fight at night.
00:11:43It's like a fight at night.
00:11:45It's like a fight at night.
00:11:47It's like a fight at night.
00:11:49It's like a fight at night.
00:11:51It's like a fight at night.
00:11:53It's like a fight at night.
00:11:55It's like a fight at night.
00:11:57It's like a fight at night.
00:11:59It's like a fight at night.
00:12:01It's like a fight at night.
00:12:03It's like a fight at night.
00:12:05It's like a fight at night.
00:12:07It's like a fight at night.
00:12:09It's like a fight at night.
00:12:11It's like a fight at night.
00:12:13It's like a fight at night.
00:12:15It's like a fight at night.
00:12:17It's like a fight at night.
00:12:19It's like a fight at night.
00:12:21It's like a fight at night.
00:12:23It's like a fight at night.
00:12:25It's like a fight at night.
00:12:27It's like a fight at night.
00:12:29It's like a fight at night.
00:12:31It's like a fight at night.
00:12:33It's like a fight at night.
00:12:35It's like a fight at night.
00:12:37It's like a fight at night.
00:12:39It's like a fight at night.
00:12:41It's like a fight at night.
00:12:43It's like a fight at night.
00:12:45It's like a fight at night.
00:12:47It's like a fight at night.
00:12:49It's like a fight at night.
00:12:51It's like a fight at night.
00:12:53It's like a fight at night.
00:12:55It's like a fight at night.
00:12:57It's like a fight at night.
00:12:59It's like a fight at night.
00:13:01It's like a fight at night.
00:13:03It's like a fight at night.
00:13:05It's like a fight at night.
00:13:07It's like a fight at night.
00:13:09It's like a fight at night.
00:13:11It's like a fight at night.
00:13:13It's like a fight at night.
00:13:15It's like a fight at night.
00:13:17It's like a fight at night.
00:13:19It's like a fight at night.
00:13:21It's like a fight at night.
00:13:23It's like a fight at night.
00:13:25It's like a fight at night.
00:13:27It's like a fight at night.
00:13:29It's like a fight at night.
00:13:31It's like a fight at night.
00:13:33It's like a fight at night.
00:13:35It's like a fight at night.
00:13:37It's like a fight at night.
00:13:39It's like a fight at night.
00:13:41It's like a fight at night.
00:13:43It's like a fight at night.
00:13:45It's like a fight at night.
00:13:47It's like a fight at night.
00:13:49It's like a fight at night.
00:13:51It's like a fight at night.
00:13:53It's like a fight at night.
00:13:55It's like a fight at night.
00:13:57It's like a fight at night.
00:13:59It's like a fight at night.
00:14:01It's like a fight at night.
00:14:03It's like a fight at night.
00:14:05It's like a fight at night.
00:14:07It's like a fight at night.
00:14:09It's like a fight at night.
00:14:11It's like a fight at night.
00:14:13It's like a fight at night.
00:14:15It's like a fight at night.
00:14:17It's like a fight at night.
00:14:19It's like a fight at night.
00:14:21It's like a fight at night.
00:14:23It's like a fight at night.
00:14:25It's like a fight at night.
00:14:27It's like a fight at night.
00:14:29It's like a fight at night.
00:14:31It's like a fight at night.
00:14:33It's like a fight at night.
00:14:35It's like a fight at night.
00:14:37It's like a fight at night.
00:14:39It's like a fight at night.
00:14:41It's like a fight at night.
00:14:43It's like a fight at night.
00:14:45It's like a fight at night.
00:14:47It's like a fight at night.
00:14:49It's like a fight at night.
00:14:51It's like a fight at night.
00:14:53It's like a fight at night.
00:14:55It's like a fight at night.
00:14:57It's like a fight at night.
00:14:59It's like a fight at night.
00:15:01It's like a fight at night.
00:15:03It's like a fight at night.
00:15:05It's like a fight at night.
00:15:07It's like a fight at night.
00:15:09It's like a fight at night.
00:15:11It's like a fight at night.
00:15:13It's like a fight at night.
00:15:15It's like a fight at night.
00:15:17It's like a fight at night.
00:15:19It's like a fight at night.
00:15:21It's like a fight at night.
00:15:23It's like a fight at night.
00:15:25It's like a fight at night.
00:15:27It's like a fight at night.
00:15:29It's like a fight at night.
00:15:31It's like a fight at night.
00:15:33It's like a fight at night.
00:15:35It's like a fight at night.
00:15:37It's like a fight at night.
00:15:39It's like a fight at night.
00:15:41It's like a fight at night.
00:15:43It's like a fight at night.
00:15:45It's like a fight at night.
00:15:47It's like a fight at night.
00:15:49It's like a fight at night.
00:15:51It's like a fight at night.
00:15:53It's like a fight at night.
00:15:55It's like a fight at night.
00:15:57It's like a fight at night.
00:15:59It's like a fight at night.
00:16:01It's like a fight at night.
00:16:03It's like a fight at night.
00:16:05It's like a fight at night.
00:16:07It's like a fight at night.
00:16:09It's like a fight at night.
00:16:11It's like a fight at night.
00:16:13It's like a fight at night.
00:16:15It's like a fight at night.
00:16:17It's like a fight at night.
00:16:19It's like a fight at night.
00:16:21It's like a fight at night.
00:16:23It's like a fight at night.
00:16:25It's like a fight at night.
00:16:27It's like a fight at night.
00:16:29It's like a fight at night.
00:16:31It's like a fight at night.
00:16:33It's like a fight at night.
00:16:35It's like a fight at night.
00:16:37It's like a fight at night.
00:16:39It's like a fight at night.
00:16:41It's like a fight at night.
00:16:43It's like a fight at night.
00:16:45It's like a fight at night.
00:16:47It's like a fight at night.
00:16:49It's like a fight at night.
00:16:51It's like a fight at night.
00:16:53It's like a fight at night.
00:16:55It's like a fight at night.
00:16:57It's like a fight at night.
00:16:59It's like a fight at night.
00:17:01It's like a fight at night.
00:17:03It's like a fight at night.
00:17:05It's like a fight at night.
00:17:07It's like a fight at night.
00:17:09It's like a fight at night.
00:17:11It's like a fight at night.
00:17:13It's like a fight at night.
00:17:15It's like a fight at night.
00:17:17It's like a fight at night.
00:17:19It's like a fight at night.
00:17:21It's like a fight at night.
00:17:23It's like a fight at night.
00:17:25It's like a fight at night.
00:17:27It's like a fight at night.
00:17:29It's like a fight at night.
00:17:31It's like a fight at night.
00:17:33It's like a fight at night.
00:17:35It's like a fight at night.
00:17:37It's like a fight at night.
00:17:39It's like a fight at night.
00:17:41It's like a fight at night.
00:17:43It's like a fight at night.
00:17:45It's like a fight at night.
00:17:47It's like a fight at night.
00:17:49It's like a fight at night.
00:17:51It's like a fight at night.
00:17:53It's like a fight at night.
00:17:55It's like a fight at night.
00:17:57It's like a fight at night.
00:17:59It's like a fight at night.
00:18:01It's like a fight at night.
00:18:03It's like a fight at night.
00:18:05It's like a fight at night.
00:18:07It's like a fight at night.
00:18:09It's like a fight at night.
00:18:11It's like a fight at night.
00:18:13It's like a fight at night.
00:18:15It's like a fight at night.
00:18:17It's like a fight at night.
00:18:19It's like a fight at night.
00:18:21It's like a fight at night.
00:18:23It's like a fight at night.
00:18:25It's like a fight at night.
00:18:27It's like a fight at night.
00:18:29It's like a fight at night.
00:18:31It's like a fight at night.
00:18:33It's like a fight at night.
00:18:35It's like a fight at night.
00:18:37It's like a fight at night.
00:18:39It's like a fight at night.
00:18:41It's like a fight at night.
00:18:43It's like a fight at night.
00:18:45It's like a fight at night.
00:18:47It's like a fight at night.
00:18:49It's like a fight at night.
00:18:51It's like a fight at night.
00:18:53It's like a fight at night.
00:18:55It's like a fight at night.
00:18:57It's like a fight at night.
00:18:59It's like a fight at night.
00:19:01It's like a fight at night.
00:19:03It's like a fight at night.
00:19:05It's like a fight at night.
00:19:07It's like a fight at night.
00:19:09It's like a fight at night.
00:19:11It's like a fight at night.
00:19:13It's like a fight at night.
00:19:15It's like a fight at night.
00:19:17It's like a fight at night.
00:19:19It's like a fight at night.
00:19:21It's like a fight at night.
00:19:23It's like a fight at night.
00:19:25It's like a fight at night.
00:19:27It's like a fight at night.
00:19:29It's like a fight at night.
00:19:31It's like a fight at night.
00:19:33It's like a fight at night.
00:19:35It's like a fight at night.
00:19:37It's like a fight at night.
00:19:39It's like a fight at night.
00:19:41It's like a fight at night.
00:19:43It's like a fight at night.
00:19:45It's like a fight at night.
00:19:47It's like a fight at night.
00:19:49It's like a fight at night.
00:19:51It's like a fight at night.
00:19:53It's like a fight at night.
00:19:55It's like a fight at night.
00:19:57It's like a fight at night.
00:19:59It's like a fight at night.
00:20:01It's like a fight at night.
00:20:03It's like a fight at night.
00:20:05It's like a fight at night.
00:20:07It's like a fight at night.
00:20:09It's like a fight at night.
00:20:11It's like a fight at night.
00:20:13It's like a fight at night.
00:20:15It's like a fight at night.
00:20:17It's like a fight at night.
00:20:19It's like a fight at night.
00:20:21It's like a fight at night.
00:20:23It's like a fight at night.
00:20:25It's like a fight at night.
00:20:27It's like a fight at night.
00:20:29It's like a fight at night.
00:20:31It's like a fight at night.
00:20:33It's like a fight at night.
00:20:35It's like a fight at night.
00:20:37It's like a fight at night.
00:20:39It's like a fight at night.
00:20:41It's like a fight at night.
00:20:43It's like a fight at night.
00:20:45It's like a fight at night.
00:20:47It's like a fight at night.
00:20:49It's like a fight at night.
00:20:51It's like a fight at night.
00:20:53It's like a fight at night.
00:20:55It's like a fight at night.
00:20:57It's like a fight at night.
00:20:59It's like a fight at night.
00:21:01It's like a fight at night.
00:21:03It's like a fight at night.
00:21:05It's like a fight at night.
00:21:07It's like a fight at night.
00:21:09It's like a fight at night.
00:21:11It's like a fight at night.
00:21:13It's like a fight at night.
00:21:15It's like a fight at night.
00:21:17It's like a fight at night.
00:21:19It's like a fight at night.
00:21:21It's like a fight at night.
00:21:23It's like a fight at night.
00:21:25It's like a fight at night.
00:21:27It's like a fight at night.
00:21:29It's like a fight at night.
00:21:31It's like a fight at night.
00:21:33It's like a fight at night.
00:21:35It's like a fight at night.
00:21:37It's like a fight at night.
00:21:39It's like a fight at night.
00:21:41It's like a fight at night.
00:21:43It's like a fight at night.
00:21:45It's like a fight at night.
00:21:47It's like a fight at night.
00:21:49It's like a fight at night.
00:21:51It's like a fight at night.
00:21:53It's like a fight at night.
00:21:55It's like a fight at night.
00:21:57It's like a fight at night.
00:21:59It's like a fight at night.
00:22:01It's like a fight at night.
00:22:03It's like a fight at night.
00:22:05It's like a fight at night.
00:22:07It's like a fight at night.
00:22:09It's like a fight at night.
00:22:11It's like a fight at night.
00:22:13It's like a fight at night.
00:22:15It's like a fight at night.
00:22:17It's like a fight at night.
00:22:19It's like a fight at night.
00:22:21It's like a fight at night.
00:22:23It's like a fight at night.
00:22:25It's like a fight at night.
00:22:27It's like a fight at night.
00:22:29I went to a Michelin restaurant in Osaka.
00:22:31I went to a Michelin restaurant in Osaka.
00:22:33And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:35And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:37And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:39And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:41And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:43And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:45And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:47And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:49And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:51And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:53And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:55And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:57And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:22:59And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:01And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:03And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:05And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:07And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:09And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:11And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:13And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:15And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:17And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:19And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:21And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:23And there was a Michelin guy next to me.
00:23:25Did you say anything bad about Trump?
00:23:27No, I didn't.
00:23:29I didn't say that Trump is a great person.
00:23:31Let's move on to the next topic.
00:23:33South Korean President Yoon, who was positive about improving the relationship between Japan and South Korea, was arrested.
00:23:38What will happen to the relationship between Japan and South Korea in the future?
00:23:42Let's find out.
00:23:44That's 〇〇FUCHIJOHO.
00:23:48A dictator is a person who escaped from North Korea for political reasons and a harsh living environment.
00:23:56Speaking of North Korea,
00:23:59North Korea sent 12,000 troops to Russia last fall and participated in the war with the Ukrainian army in the western Kursk region.
00:24:09It has been reported that North Korea has already made a lot of sacrifices.
00:24:13President Zelensky of Ukraine made it clear in a speech on the 4th of last month that the number of casualties is one-third of the number of troops dispatched.
00:24:23The morale of the soldiers fighting on the front line is serious.
00:24:27According to the internal information of Daily NK, a North Korean intelligence website,
00:24:33The soldiers dispatched to Russia are in a terrible state of fear of death.
00:24:37It is said that there is evidence of ideological change that can not be applied in various aspects such as culture.
00:24:45If the people of North Korea find out about this, there may be an increase in the number of more dictators.
00:24:53On the other hand, in South Korea, President Yoon, who was positive about improving the relationship between Japan and South Korea, was arrested on December 3rd last year.
00:25:01Mr. Yoon explained that he was protecting South Korea from the threat of North Korea and the anti-national forces to protect the freedom of the constitution.
00:25:10The real reason for issuing the resolution is not a threat from the outside, but because he is politically cornered.
00:25:21And on the 15th of last month, the Joint Investigation Headquarters of South Korea, which is operating the emergency resolution declaration,
00:25:29Under the suspicion that he had died in the civil war, the execution of the arrest warrant against Mr. Yoon began.
00:25:34The investigators broke into the courthouse and arrested President Yoon.
00:25:39This is the first time in history that the current president has been arrested in South Korea.
00:25:44Mr. Yoon released a video call and said,
00:25:47In order to avoid bloodshed, we decided to act according to the law, but we decided to act according to the law.
00:25:56And on the 19th of last month, the court issued an arrest warrant.
00:26:01Mr. Yoon was arrested by the investigation authorities.
00:26:05After that, on the 26th of last month, President Yoon was charged with the crime of committing a civil war.
00:26:13President Yoon has refused to investigate so far,
00:26:17According to the Korean police, the main culprit of the civil war is sentenced to death or imprisonment.
00:26:24The whereabouts of the investigation are being monitored.
00:26:28In other countries, even in the court that judges Mr. Yoon's crime of committing a civil war, the treatment of civil war is the focus.
00:26:37In December of last year, the National Assembly passed a bill to abolish the death penalty.
00:26:41Two points were pointed out, the opinion of the National Assembly itself and the suspicion of civil war crimes.
00:26:49However, the National Assembly's death penalty bill, which is constituted by the House of Representatives,
00:26:53was announced on the 3rd of this month that the death penalty would be abolished.
00:27:00Mr. Yoon's crime of committing a civil war is to be proven in a court of law,
00:27:05and he claims that he will focus on whether or not it violates the law, not the law.
00:27:10He is seen to have been concerned that if there is a debate on the provenance of civil war crimes, it will not be long-term.
00:27:17Meanwhile, North Korea's Chosun Central Telecommunications said that
00:27:21the international community voted for Yoon's political life to end early.
00:27:28Mr. Yoon's crime of committing a civil war is to be proven in a court of law,
00:27:33and he claims that he will focus on whether or not it violates the law,
00:27:37and he is seen to have been concerned that if there is a debate on the provenance of civil war crimes,
00:27:41it will not be long-term.
00:27:47North Korea's Kim Jong-un's early days were full of fierce confrontation.
00:27:52Mr. Yoon, who has been in power for more than a decade,
00:27:57is expected to retire before the end of May, 2027,
00:28:02and North Korea is expected to be in a state of emergency.
00:28:05So I have a question for you.
00:28:07Do you think that the future of Japan-Korea relations will deteriorate under the leadership of President Yoon?
00:28:15I have a question for you.
00:28:18Do you think that the future of Japan-Korea relations will deteriorate under the leadership of President Yoon?
00:28:24Yes, I think that the future of Japan-Korea relations will deteriorate,
00:28:27but what is happening in Korea right now?
00:28:31Yes, there is a lot going on right now.
00:28:34I can't predict what will happen in the future.
00:28:38I think that the future of Japan-Korea relations will deteriorate
00:28:43after the problem of Japan-Korea relations is solved.
00:28:48I think that the future of Japan-Korea relations will deteriorate after the problem of Japan-Korea relations is solved.
00:28:53I'm really surprised.
00:28:55I definitely don't want to be the president of Korea.
00:28:59I don't know why so many people are afraid of me.
00:29:06I'm afraid of being arrested, or being killed.
00:29:11There are many jobs in this world,
00:29:14but the most dangerous job is the job of a president of Korea.
00:29:19But if you think about it,
00:29:21even if you are a president, you will be arrested if you do bad things.
00:29:25That's a democratic country.
00:29:27But you can't be a president unless you do bad things.
00:29:30Let's keep quiet about that.
00:29:33I think that if you are a democratic country,
00:29:37you can change the next election because you elected the president.
00:29:41That's the law of democracy.
00:29:43The government's system is very subtle.
00:29:47It's a very small number of government institutions.
00:29:50It's a very small number of government institutions.
00:29:52It's a very small number of government institutions.
00:29:55I think it's non-democratic.
00:29:58Mr. Baku, please.
00:30:01The biggest problem is that the public opinion
00:30:04that the opposition was overwhelmingly supporting at first has collapsed,
00:30:07and now the number of supporters who support President Yun has exceeded 50%.
00:30:11It's leading.
00:30:13So I wonder what the judges of the Constitutional Court will think about this public opinion.
00:30:19The next thing is,
00:30:21the main person who said he would arrest President Yun
00:30:25will be arrested for incitement.
00:30:28Then the public opinion will move again,
00:30:30and the person who tried to arrest him for incitement will be arrested for incitement.
00:30:36It's not over yet.
00:30:38In addition, which one is incitement?
00:30:4229 consecutive executions,
00:30:45and so on.
00:30:46It's a mess of nationality,
00:30:48but it's still bad.
00:30:50This is what the Democratic Party has done.
00:30:55President Yun has done this,
00:30:58and the country has become a mess.
00:31:00He can't do anything.
00:31:03He should have sued more and sued more to move the people,
00:31:07but what he did was an emergency resolution.
00:31:11Mr. Baku, I'd like to ask you again about the moment when you issued the resolution.
00:31:15Why did you decide to issue this resolution?
00:31:19Was it because you thought North Korea and China's influence was in South Korea?
00:31:24I think so.
00:31:25The president was serious about the information on YouTube.
00:31:29In other words, the opposition was under North Korea's control,
00:31:34and the election was a false election.
00:31:36He burned out the false election,
00:31:39arrested all the so-called EJ members of the opposition,
00:31:43and issued a resolution because he wanted to do politics as he wanted.
00:31:46So the election was stolen.
00:31:49It's exactly the same as the election in the United States.
00:31:52That's basically a Trump fake,
00:31:55but in the case of South Korea,
00:31:57how much reason do you think there is for the data to be tampered with
00:32:02or stolen by North Korean forces?
00:32:07I don't think there's any reason.
00:32:09Then it's a fake, isn't it?
00:32:10I think it's fake news.
00:32:11I heard from a reporter in South Korea
00:32:13that you often watch the broadcasts of conservative YouTubers.
00:32:18That's why South Korea is a YouTube society.
00:32:20We don't watch TV much.
00:32:22YouTube is almost always leading the public.
00:32:25Especially the older generation supports President Yoon.
00:32:27They trust everything on YouTube.
00:32:30I'd like to hear what happened before that.
00:32:32What will happen to President Yoon?
00:32:36Will he ever return to the presidency?
00:32:38The most important thing is...
00:32:40I'd like to hear what happened before that.
00:32:42What will happen to President Yoon?
00:32:45Will he ever return to the presidency?
00:32:47The most important thing is...
00:32:48What kind of judgment will the Constitutional Court make?
00:32:51If there is a disagreement,
00:32:53President Yoon will return to the presidency.
00:32:56Then I'm sure Japan-Korea relations will stabilize as before.
00:33:01I think so.
00:33:02It's a matter of whether or not it will deteriorate.
00:33:05It's a matter of whether or not it will deteriorate.
00:33:08In the first place,
00:33:10I think Japan-Korea relations are getting better and better.
00:33:14In the first place,
00:33:15President Yoon...
00:33:16You're late.
00:33:17I'm sorry.
00:33:18You said you were late.
00:33:19President Yoon said it was a new day,
00:33:21but this is a little strange.
00:33:23In the past, Lee Akihiro and the Bokken family
00:33:26said it was a new day,
00:33:28but in the end, they landed in Takeshima
00:33:30and apologized to the Emperor.
00:33:33That's why it's not about good or bad.
00:33:37It's about good and bad.
00:33:40It's just moving here.
00:33:42This is a normal state.
00:33:44It says Pyongyang.
00:33:45It's a normal state.
00:33:47That's amazing.
00:33:50Mr. Kojima, please.
00:33:52I'm sorry.
00:33:53I don't understand.
00:33:54Was President Yoon right?
00:33:56It will be clarified from now on.
00:33:58Is it really something that you don't know
00:34:00unless you do a proper trial?
00:34:02It will be clear whether or not
00:34:04President Yoon had a fair trial
00:34:06in the Constitutional Court.
00:34:11The problem is that
00:34:12when President Yoon's term was approved,
00:34:15the opposition party,
00:34:16and probably the representative of that party,
00:34:18Mr. Lee Jae-myung,
00:34:20came out.
00:34:21As you said,
00:34:22Mr. Lee Jae-myung has been repeating
00:34:24very anti-Japanese rhetoric.
00:34:26However, at the press conference
00:34:28with the Asahi newspaper last month,
00:34:30Mr. Lee Jae-myung said that
00:34:32if he were to become president,
00:34:34he would cut off his economic ties
00:34:36with Japan on the issue of labor issues
00:34:38and the issue of history.
00:34:40That's what he said.
00:34:42So I think he is trying to create
00:34:44a strategic five-party relationship
00:34:46with Japan.
00:34:48However, Mr. Lee Jae-myung
00:34:50is also guilty at the level of Korea.
00:34:52He has some problems.
00:34:55If he is arrested,
00:34:57he will lose the right to be president.
00:34:59He is at great risk.
00:35:01That is also unclear.
00:35:03Mr. Park,
00:35:04when will President Yoon's
00:35:06argument end?
00:35:08I think President Yoon's argument
00:35:10will probably come to an end
00:35:12in about three months.
00:35:14If he is a realist,
00:35:15even if he has a good impression of Japan,
00:35:17he will have a good impression of other countries.
00:35:19The only thing he wants to do is
00:35:20have a relationship with China.
00:35:21That's right.
00:35:22If exports from Japan
00:35:23flow to North Korea again,
00:35:25it will be necessary to remove
00:35:26the White House again.
00:35:27So what if Lee Jae-myung becomes president?
00:35:29Is there a possibility?
00:35:31I think Lee Jae-myung
00:35:32will not inherit the policy of
00:35:34North Korea and the sun,
00:35:36the so-called Kim Tae-jung policy.
00:35:38I don't think he will inherit it.
00:35:40He will not be able to
00:35:42participate in North Korea.
00:35:44Does that mean he will not
00:35:46participate in the sun policy?
00:35:47I don't think he will.
00:35:48He won't?
00:35:49America won't allow it.
00:35:51Before that,
00:35:52there is a possibility
00:35:53that Trump will go to North Korea.
00:35:55Mr. Yamaguchi, please.
00:35:56Everyone, I forgot something important.
00:35:58Yes, please.
00:35:592025 is the 60th anniversary
00:36:01of the normalization of national security.
00:36:03That's right.
00:36:04Did you know that?
00:36:06I was surprised.
00:36:08Did you know that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
00:36:10has a catchphrase?
00:36:12Take both hands and go to a better future.
00:36:15It's a catchphrase.
00:36:18Everyone, let's remember it and go home.
00:36:21I can't remember it.
00:36:22Mr. Takeda, please say it.
00:36:24When I was in the Foreign Affairs Committee,
00:36:26I said that the 60th anniversary of the normalization
00:36:28of national security.
00:36:29The foreign minister said that
00:36:30as long as Japan does not think about
00:36:32the issue of history,
00:36:34it is not a very effective
00:36:36positioning.
00:36:38It's a conservative government.
00:36:40He didn't take both hands at all.
00:36:42If Japan becomes a democratic country,
00:36:44it will be more effective than that.
00:36:46Mr. Moe,
00:36:47not only the homepage of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
00:36:49but also the homepage of the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs
00:36:51will be very helpful.
00:36:53I understand.
00:36:55I will do my best.
00:36:57He has a thorn.
00:37:01If you are on the civil level and get along well,
00:37:03and the political level is very bad,
00:37:05it is better to think that
00:37:07the relationship between countries is bad,
00:37:09or the relationship between politicians is bad.
00:37:11I think it's better to think like that.
00:37:13I think it's better to think like that.
00:37:15I think it's better to think like that.
00:37:17International exchange is a civil exchange.
00:37:19It's a civil exchange between people.
00:37:21No matter how much the countries
00:37:23argue,
00:37:25I think it's better to get along
00:37:27with people.
00:37:29In Korea, there is a new day and a half day.
00:37:31The Korean half day is really terrible.
00:37:33It's like destroying Japan.
00:37:35It's like destroying Japan.
00:37:37In Japan, there is a new can.
00:37:39In Japan, there is a new can.
00:37:41When there is a half can,
00:37:43for example, boycotting Korea
00:37:45or setting fire to a barbecue restaurant,
00:37:47I eat barbecued meat
00:37:49many times a week.
00:37:51I drink Makkori.
00:37:53It's not like that in Korea.
00:37:55In Korea,
00:37:57everyone drinks beer together.
00:37:59Let's go to Korea together
00:38:01and see if Mr. Takeda will be killed.
00:38:03Let's move on to the next topic.
00:38:05Let's move on to the next topic.
00:38:07Next, we will talk about the
00:38:09reality of dark part-time jobs
00:38:11that have been causing trouble in society recently.
00:38:13Are you and your family okay?
00:38:17Let's go to the next topic.
00:38:19Let's go to the next topic.
00:38:21In December of last year,
00:38:23a meeting was held at about 40 places
00:38:25around the country
00:38:27at the Alicia Clinic,
00:38:29a medical hair removal salon,
00:38:31and a general hair removal salon
00:38:33at Yazakura.
00:38:35The total amount of compensation
00:38:37for both hair removal salons
00:38:39was about 1.25 billion yen.
00:38:41There were about 90,000 applicants,
00:38:43but most of them were
00:38:45regular customers,
00:38:47so it was extremely difficult
00:38:49to pay them back.
00:38:51Even recently after the pandemic,
00:38:53there have been a lot of
00:38:55hair removal salons
00:38:57that have been closed
00:38:59due to the competition
00:39:01between the same company.
00:39:03Speaking of being closed,
00:39:05since August of last year,
00:39:07there have been a lot of
00:39:09robberies by dark part-time jobs
00:39:11in places like
00:39:13the Alicia Clinic.
00:39:15About 80% of the applicants
00:39:17were young people
00:39:19in their teens and twenties.
00:39:21According to investigators,
00:39:23most of the applicants
00:39:25applied for a job
00:39:27with a high salary
00:39:29by searching for
00:39:31a job with a high salary
00:39:33by searching for
00:39:35a job with a high salary
00:39:37by searching for
00:39:39a job with a high salary
00:39:41According to a survey,
00:39:43the police in Japan
00:39:45have reported
00:39:47125 cases
00:39:49by the end of last year.
00:39:51About 70% of the applicants
00:39:53were young people
00:39:55in their teens and twenties.
00:39:57They were threatened
00:39:59to expose their personal information
00:40:01if they refused
00:40:03to follow instructions
00:40:05from their supervisors.
00:40:07On the other hand,
00:40:09most of the applicants
00:40:11used their phone numbers
00:40:13to hide their identities
00:40:15and it's difficult
00:40:17to arrest them.
00:40:19How to arrest them
00:40:21and reduce the number
00:40:23of applicants
00:40:25is the key to
00:40:27getting rid of
00:40:29dark part-time jobs.
00:40:31The new investigation method
00:40:33that the police
00:40:35will introduce this year
00:40:37is called
00:40:39undercover investigation.
00:40:41This method
00:40:43is used to
00:40:45identify illegal workers.
00:40:47In the past,
00:40:49the same method
00:40:51was used to
00:40:53investigate various
00:40:55fraud groups.
00:40:57This is the story of
00:40:59journalist Fumiya Tadashi.
00:41:01Mr. Tadashi said
00:41:03he wants to be careful
00:41:05about the dark part-time jobs
00:41:07of young people in their teens and twenties.
00:41:09In fact,
00:41:11since last year,
00:41:13there have been many cases
00:41:15of dark part-time jobs
00:41:17of young people in their teens and twenties.
00:41:19In particular,
00:41:21this video was made
00:41:23for young people
00:41:25in Osaka Prefecture.
00:41:27Hey,
00:41:29I'm going to send this
00:41:31to my grandchild.
00:41:33You can make a lot of money
00:41:35just by making a small amount of money.
00:41:37No, that's a dark part-time job.
00:41:39Dynamite?
00:41:41Dark part-time job.
00:41:43Only young people
00:41:45get caught like that.
00:41:47There are more elderly people.
00:41:49You're using a smartphone, aren't you?
00:41:51What are you talking about?
00:41:53After this,
00:41:55journalist Fumiya Tadashi
00:41:57will appear in the studio.
00:41:59He will talk about the dark part-time job
00:42:01of young people in their teens and twenties.
00:42:03I have a question for you all.
00:42:05What do you want to ask
00:42:07Fumiya Tadashi?
00:42:13Everyone is asking
00:42:15what they want to ask Fumiya Tadashi.
00:42:17We have invited a guest.
00:42:19Fumiya Tadashi is a journalist
00:42:21who is familiar with fraud and bad news.
00:42:23Nice to meet you.
00:42:25Nice to meet you, too.
00:42:27I'm sure everyone has a lot
00:42:29of questions for Fumiya Tadashi.
00:42:31I'd like to answer your questions.
00:42:33Mr. Trauden,
00:42:35what do you think?
00:42:37There may not be anyone
00:42:39who has a dark part-time job,
00:42:41but have you seen such information
00:42:43on social media?
00:42:45It's a pretty bad thing.
00:42:47There's a lot of talk about
00:42:49the dark part-time job.
00:42:51I think there are a lot of people
00:42:53who think it's suspicious
00:42:55not to see such information
00:42:57on social media.
00:42:59So you're saying
00:43:01it's a bad way to use social media?
00:43:03Yes, it is.
00:43:05I'm not talking about
00:43:07the regulation of speech,
00:43:09but it's a regulation
00:43:11in terms of law enforcement.
00:43:13Social media is often treated
00:43:15as a bad thing,
00:43:17and this dark part-time job
00:43:19is also rooted in social media.
00:43:21But social media itself
00:43:23is not a bad thing.
00:43:25I'd like to ask you
00:43:27what's going on with
00:43:29law enforcement
00:43:31in order to get rid
00:43:33of the bad image.
00:43:35Well,
00:43:37we're trying to get rid
00:43:39of the dark part-time job
00:43:41as soon as possible.
00:43:43Originally, the dark part-time job
00:43:45was a strategy
00:43:47that the police used
00:43:49to pretend to be hired.
00:43:51But over the past 10 years,
00:43:53I've been saying that
00:43:55the problem is that
00:43:57there are more and more
00:43:59subcontractors looking for
00:44:01the dark part-time job.
00:44:03But since last year,
00:44:05people have finally started
00:44:07to pay attention
00:44:09and the police have started
00:44:11to act.
00:44:13So I think
00:44:15it's a bit late
00:44:17to deal with this
00:44:19because of the law.
00:44:21How do you distinguish
00:44:23the fundamental difference
00:44:25between a dark part-time job
00:44:27and a non-dark part-time job?
00:44:29Basically, people who are
00:44:31looking for the dark part-time job
00:44:33are a group of people
00:44:35who were originally
00:44:37doing fraud.
00:44:39So how do you distinguish
00:44:41the fundamental difference
00:44:43between a dark part-time job
00:44:45and a non-dark part-time job?
00:44:47Basically, people who are
00:44:49looking for the dark part-time job
00:44:51are a group of people
00:44:53who were originally
00:44:55doing fraud.
00:44:57So basically,
00:44:59you can't tell
00:45:01the fundamental difference
00:45:03between the dark part-time job
00:45:05and the non-dark part-time job.
00:45:07That's the scary part.
00:45:09Isn't it strange?
00:45:11You can tell the difference
00:45:13if you teach people
00:45:15about the dark part-time job.
00:45:17But you can't tell
00:45:19the fundamental difference
00:45:21between the dark part-time job
00:45:23and the non-dark part-time job.
00:45:25So how do you distinguish
00:45:27the fundamental difference
00:45:29between the dark part-time job
00:45:31and the non-dark part-time job?
00:45:33Basically,
00:45:35people who are
00:45:37looking for the dark part-time job
00:45:39are a group of people
00:45:41who were originally
00:45:43doing fraud.
00:45:45When I heard about
00:45:47the dark part-time job,
00:45:49I was hired for 10,000 yen per day.
00:45:51What was the job?
00:45:53The job was to carry the luggage.
00:45:55Carry the luggage?
00:45:57So carrying the luggage
00:45:59was the problem?
00:46:01Yes. I didn't notice it at first.
00:46:03When I was waiting
00:46:05for the luggage at the station,
00:46:07I was assigned to carry it.
00:46:09Then I got 10,000 yen.
00:46:11At the second time,
00:46:13when I got the paper bag
00:46:15from the person in charge,
00:46:17I noticed that
00:46:19all the personal information
00:46:21was suppressed in advance.
00:46:23Everyone's personal information
00:46:25was suppressed.
00:46:27The person in charge
00:46:29was raising a child alone.
00:46:31Then I had to go pick up the child.
00:46:33So I thought
00:46:35this paper bag was a fraud.
00:46:37So I asked the police
00:46:39if it was a fraud.
00:46:41I should have asked them directly.
00:46:43But they took care of me
00:46:45and gave me money.
00:46:47So I contacted the person in charge.
00:46:49They told me to put it in the coin locker.
00:46:51So I put it in.
00:46:53I think it's a good idea
00:46:55to believe the word
00:46:57white case.
00:46:59The word,
00:47:01I'm not suspicious,
00:47:03is the most suspicious.
00:47:05That's true.
00:47:07Don't you have
00:47:09a method to collect
00:47:11personal information
00:47:13when you work part-time?
00:47:15Don't you usually
00:47:17ask for personal information
00:47:19when you work part-time?
00:47:21Is it strange to ask?
00:47:23First of all,
00:47:25you just told me
00:47:27how to find out
00:47:29how to find out
00:47:31how to find out
00:47:33how to find out
00:47:35how to find out
00:47:37how to find out
00:47:39how to find out
00:47:41how to find out
00:47:43how to find out
00:47:45how to find out
00:47:47how to find out
00:47:49how to find out
00:47:51how to find out
00:47:53how to find out
00:47:55how to find out
00:47:57how to find out
00:47:59how to find out
00:48:01how to find out
00:48:03how to find out
00:48:05how to find out
00:48:07how to find out
00:48:09how to find out
00:48:11how to find out
00:48:13how to find out
00:48:15how to find out
00:48:17how to find out
00:48:19how to find out
00:48:21how to find out
00:48:23how to find out
00:48:25how to find out
00:48:27how to find out
00:48:29how to find out
00:48:31how to find out
00:48:33how to find out
00:48:35how to find out
00:48:37how to find out
00:48:39how to find out
00:48:41how to find out
00:48:43how to find out
00:48:45how to find out
00:48:47how to find out
00:48:49how to find out
00:48:51how to find out
00:48:53how to find out
00:48:55how to find out
00:48:57how to find out
00:48:59how to find out
00:49:01how to find out
00:49:03how to find out
00:49:05how to find out
00:49:07how to find out
00:49:09how to find out
00:49:11how to find out
00:49:13how to find out
00:49:15how to find out
00:49:17how to find out
00:49:19how to find out
00:49:21how to find out
00:49:23how to find out
00:49:25how to find out
00:49:27how to find out
00:49:29how to find out
00:49:31how to find out
00:49:33how to find out
00:49:35how to find out
00:49:37how to find out
00:49:39how to find out
00:49:41how to find out
00:49:43how to find out
00:49:45how to find out
00:49:47how to find out
00:49:49how to find out
00:49:51how to find out
00:49:53how to find out
00:49:55how to find out
00:49:57how to find out
00:49:59how to find out
00:50:01how to find out
00:50:03how to find out
00:50:05how to find out
00:50:07how to find out
00:50:09how to find out
00:50:11how to find out
00:50:13how to find out
00:50:15how to find out
00:50:17how to find out
00:50:19how to find out
00:50:21how to find out
00:50:23how to find out
00:50:25how to find out
00:50:27how to find out
00:50:29how to find out
00:50:31how to find out
00:50:33how to find out
00:50:35how to find out
00:50:37how to find out
00:50:39how to find out
00:50:41how to find out
00:50:43how to find out
00:50:45how to find out
00:50:47how to find out
00:50:49how to find out
00:50:51how to find out
00:50:53how to find out
00:50:55how to find out
00:50:57how to find out
00:50:59how to find out
00:51:01how to find out
00:51:03how to find out
00:51:05how to find out
00:51:07how to find out
00:51:09how to find out
00:51:11how to find out
00:51:13how to find out
00:51:15how to find out
00:51:17how to find out
00:51:19how to find out
00:51:21how to find out
00:51:23how to find out
00:51:25how to find out
00:51:27how to find out
00:51:29how to find out
00:51:31how to find out
00:51:33how to find out
00:51:35how to find out
00:51:37how to find out
00:51:39how to find out
00:51:41how to find out
00:51:43how to find out
00:51:45how to find out
00:51:47how to find out
00:51:49how to find out
00:51:51how to find out
00:51:53how to find out
00:51:55how to find out
00:51:57how to find out
00:51:59how to find out
00:52:01how to find out
00:52:03how to find out
00:52:05how to find out
00:52:07how to find out
00:52:09how to find out
00:52:11how to find out
00:52:13how to find out
00:52:15how to find out
00:52:17how to find out
00:52:19how to find out
00:52:21how to find out
00:52:23how to find out
00:52:25how to find out
00:52:27how to find out
00:52:29how to find out
00:52:31how to find out
00:52:33how to find out
00:52:35how to find out
00:52:37how to find out
00:52:39how to find out
00:52:41how to find out
00:52:43how to find out
00:52:45how to find out
00:52:47how to find out
00:52:49how to find out
00:52:51how to find out
00:52:53how to find out
00:52:55how to find out
00:52:57how to find out
00:52:59how to find out
00:53:01how to find out
00:53:03how to find out
00:53:05how to find out
00:53:07how to find out
00:53:09how to find out
00:53:11how to find out
00:53:13how to find out
00:53:15how to find out
00:53:17how to find out
00:53:19how to find out
00:53:21how to find out
00:53:23how to find out
00:53:25how to find out
00:53:27how to find out
00:53:29how to find out
00:53:31how to find out
00:53:33how to find out
00:53:35how to find out
00:53:37how to find out
00:53:39how to find out
00:53:41how to find out
00:53:43how to find out
00:53:45how to find out
00:53:47how to find out
00:53:49how to find out
00:53:51how to find out
00:53:53how to find out
00:53:55how to find out
00:53:57how to find out
00:53:59how to find out
00:54:01how to find out
00:54:03how to find out
00:54:05how to find out
00:54:07how to find out
00:54:09how to find out
00:54:11how to find out
00:54:13how to find out
00:54:15how to find out
00:54:17how to find out
00:54:19how to find out
00:54:21how to find out
00:54:23how to find out
00:54:25how to find out
00:54:27how to find out
00:54:29how to find out
00:54:31how to find out
00:54:33how to find out
00:54:35how to find out
00:54:37how to find out
00:54:39how to find out
00:54:41how to find out
00:54:43how to find out
00:54:45how to find out
00:54:47how to find out
00:54:49how to find out
00:54:51how to find out
00:54:53how to find out
00:54:55how to find out
00:54:57how to find out
00:54:59how to find out
00:55:01how to find out
00:55:03how to find out
00:55:05how to find out
00:55:07how to find out
00:55:09how to find out
00:55:11how to find out
00:55:13how to find out
00:55:15how to find out
00:55:17how to find out
00:55:19how to find out
00:55:21how to find out
00:55:23how to find out
00:55:25how to find out
00:55:27how to find out
00:55:29how to find out
00:55:31how to find out
00:55:33how to find out
00:55:35how to find out
00:55:37how to find out
00:55:39What did you spend your money on?
00:55:47It is said that this year's New Year's holiday is a miracle nine-day holiday.
00:55:52But is it a good thing?
00:55:54On January 6th, when many people started working,
00:55:58a request from a person who wanted to quit the company came to the office.
00:56:05After a long hiatus, many of the salaried workers who returned to reality
00:56:09were said to have been brainwashed by an old man.
00:56:16On the other hand, there are desires and temptations that are hard to get out of in this world.
00:56:24However, it has been a long time since a young man who abandons such a desire was pointed out.
00:56:32In 2020, the company Resolution conducted a survey on the lives of young people
00:56:38and their departure from the company for men and women in their 20s all over the country.
00:56:42It was found that young people were not interested in gambling,
00:56:46smoking, driving, and drinking.
00:56:52So, what do young people spend their money on now?
00:56:59By the way, the domestic market for anime, idols, and games announced by a private investigation company
00:57:05is about 6,687 billion yen in 2021.
00:57:10In 2022, it will be about 7,164 billion yen.
00:57:15It is said that the anime industry, which is the largest market in Japan,
00:57:19has gained a new fan base through media mixing linked to SNS and smartphone games.
00:57:26Among them, one of the major consumption activities of young people is called Oshikatsu.
00:57:33What is Oshikatsu?
00:57:35It is common to support idols and anime characters,
00:57:38buy works and goods,
00:57:40participate in concerts,
00:57:42and celebrate birthdays.
00:57:46However, in recent years, fans have become advertisers,
00:57:49and support ads that send messages of support to fans at stations have become popular.
00:57:56In November last year,
00:57:58a support ad for the members of the singer group,
00:58:01which is active online without showing their faces,
00:58:04was posted at Shinsaibashi Station, Midosuji Line, Osaka Metro.
00:58:10The advertiser is a member group consisting of about 60 fans.
00:58:15This kind of ad is born from the enthusiasm of fans who want more people to know the power of Oshikatsu.
00:58:22In 2023, the market size in Japan is estimated at 37.7 billion yen.
00:58:29Also, according to the survey on Oshikatsu released by Hakuhodo in February last year,
00:58:35more than 30% of 50,000 men and women in their teens to 60s have Oshikatsu.
00:58:42The percentage of women is higher than that of men,
00:58:45and more than 80% of women in their teens to 60s have Oshikatsu.
00:58:49Recently, young people are not spending money on themselves,
00:58:53but by spending money on their fans,
00:58:55they may be fulfilling their lives and satisfying themselves.
00:59:01On the other hand, in December last year,
00:59:04the Cabinet announced that the GDP per capita of Japan in 2023 was 33,849 USD,
00:59:13which is 4.75 million yen.
00:59:17It ranked 22nd among 38 countries in the OECD Economic Cooperation and Development Organization,
00:59:24and ranked 21st in South Korea.
00:59:27According to the Cabinet,
00:59:29this is the first time in the past 1980s that the number of people in Japan has reversed.
00:59:37It seems that it is necessary to improve production activities before young people's consumption activities.
00:59:43Will the day come when young people in Japan will be able to pay off their low wages?
00:59:49So I have a question for you.
00:59:51Do you think that the national power of Japan will decrease further in the future?
00:59:59So I have a question for you.
01:00:01Do you think that the national power of Japan will decrease further in the future?
01:00:05Many people say that it will decrease,
01:00:08but Mr. Tajima doesn't think that it will decrease.
01:00:11Because the country's policy is bad.
01:00:15One reason is that the government is spreading its incompetence
01:00:21and making young people anxious that young people may not be able to pay their pensions when they get older.
01:00:28Another good thing is that young people don't have to do what their parents used to do.
01:00:34They don't have to smoke, so they don't have to smoke,
01:00:37and they don't have to drink much, so they don't have to wear heavy clothes.
01:00:42Medical expenses will be reduced in the future.
01:00:46And young people are working together more and more.
01:00:51If a man and a woman's pension is equal in a big company,
01:00:55the consumption will go up, right?
01:00:57What are you doing depending on the government's policy?
01:01:01That's right.
01:01:02That's right.
01:01:03Thank you very much.
01:01:06I think that's right,
01:01:08but in the 1970s, the national burden rate was 20%,
01:01:15so 3 out of 4 people were able to use it.
01:01:18Now it's 50%, 40-something percent,
01:01:21so it's almost 50%.
01:01:23Like I said before, Japan is in a five-to-five situation.
01:01:26It doesn't lead to consumption anymore,
01:01:29and if you spend a lot of money and spend it in vain,
01:01:33Japan's national power won't go up,
01:01:38but if we make a big change, we can revive it at any time.
01:01:42That's where the power comes from.
01:01:43I don't think it's a matter of policy change.
01:01:46There was a movie called Always, right?
01:01:49Yes, Always.
01:01:50There were a lot of people in those days who wanted to go up.
01:01:55I think Konishi and I were like that, too.
01:01:57Anyway, I went to a good company, got in a good car,
01:02:00put on a good watch, and played in a club.
01:02:03You had that kind of image, didn't you?
01:02:05However, there is no such thing for young people now.
01:02:08I don't want a watch, I don't need a car,
01:02:11and I don't want to wear a good suit.
01:02:13A normal, cheap suit is enough.
01:02:16I don't want to go on a trip, I don't want to get married,
01:02:20but I don't need a lover.
01:02:21I'd like to ask Mr. Torauden about that.
01:02:23I just talked about the national debt,
01:02:25but young people are not separated,
01:02:28but they can't get close to each other.
01:02:30They don't have money.
01:02:32No matter how hard they work, they can't go up,
01:02:34and even if they go up, they're taken away.
01:02:37They can't buy it even if they want to.
01:02:39What do you want to buy?
01:02:40That's why it's gone.
01:02:42You don't have a watch, do you?
01:02:43No, I don't.
01:02:44Do you drive a car?
01:02:45No, I don't.
01:02:46I knew it.
01:02:47No, no, no, no.
01:02:48It's not like that.
01:02:50I've been saving money since I was a kid.
01:02:55I don't know how to make it a luxury.
01:02:58He doesn't know how to make it a luxury.
01:03:00He doesn't want to work in a good company.
01:03:02On free TV.
01:03:04People like Osawa, who was in the bubble,
01:03:08are still doing it.
01:03:13Japanese companies can't get out of the success experience.
01:03:18All Japanese organizations are like that.
01:03:21If they can't convert,
01:03:23it's about 30 years.
01:03:24It's exactly the 90s.
01:03:26They can't get out of it at all.
01:03:28After the Cold War,
01:03:30many countries in Japan
01:03:32invested in various talents.
01:03:36Japanese companies are doing their best.
01:03:39Employment is increasing.
01:03:41Even if you make a lot of Japanese scenes,
01:03:44the world is doing a lot of world and Olympic scenes.
01:03:48The gap is widening.
01:03:50Fuji TV is a good example.
01:03:53People like Osawa, who was in the bubble,
01:03:58are still doing it.
01:04:00Some people have been working on it for 40 years.
01:04:04It's not just Fuji TV's problem.
01:04:06All Japanese companies have been doing it for 30 years.
01:04:11They couldn't get out of the success experience.
01:04:14Mr. Toranen, you are more self-reliant than working.
01:04:17That's right.
01:04:19I don't think that the more you work,
01:04:22the more you get paid.
01:04:25I don't want to work hard to get paid.
01:04:29I want to reduce my responsibility and burden.
01:04:33I want to focus on what I like and what I want to do.
01:04:38I think that's the mainstream.
01:04:40I think so, too.
01:04:42If the salary is increasing,
01:04:44the mentality may change.
01:04:46Maybe.
01:04:47Salary is increasing.
01:04:49In Tokyo, the minimum wage is 400,000 yen.
01:04:52I'm trying to raise my salary.
01:04:54I'm going to get paid from now on.
01:04:57I'm going to get a job.
01:04:59I'm going to get a job.
01:05:01If the government doesn't regulate it,
01:05:04Japanese companies are doing their best,
01:05:07but the government is destroying it.
01:05:09For example, there are many venture companies that have grown in the United States.
01:05:13Uber, which everyone knows.
01:05:15How did Uber get started?
01:05:17A local young man made a program and did it.
01:05:20It's illegal because it's a white house.
01:05:22He's doing it because he doesn't know.
01:05:24There are more people who use it because it's a good part-time job.
01:05:28What do you do?
01:05:30If you stop it now,
01:05:32there are people who will lose their jobs.
01:05:35What should I do?
01:05:37It's a legal debate.
01:05:39Is there such a business model in Japan?
01:05:42It's over if you smash it.
01:05:44Uber is very convenient.
01:05:46That's right.
01:05:47When such a flexible young man made it,
01:05:50he said,
01:05:51It's against this law.
01:05:52It's against this law.
01:05:53It's against this rule.
01:05:54All the adults have crushed it.
01:05:56The government is destroying it.
01:05:58Venture companies don't grow up like this.
01:06:00As Mr. Troudy said,
01:06:02in our time,
01:06:04we wanted to work.
01:06:07There was a declaration saying,
01:06:09Can you work 24 hours?
01:06:11There were a lot of people who wanted to work.
01:06:14However, young people these days
01:06:16want to work as little as possible.
01:06:19They want to do what they want to do.
01:06:22Moreover, there are more and more people
01:06:25who don't want to get involved with people.
01:06:27I want you to understand this.
01:06:29Oshikatsu is mental health.
01:06:32It's a way to get rid of anxiety.
01:06:34There is no dream.
01:06:36It's a way to maintain yourself.
01:06:38I've heard that
01:06:40many people are going to go bankrupt.
01:06:44I feel a little gloomy.
01:06:49I'm getting depressed.
01:06:50I'd like to ask everyone here.
01:06:53I'd like to ask you what you want to put out
01:06:56and what you want to quit.
01:07:00Let's open it all at once.
01:07:03We've got a lot of things that you want to put out.
01:07:12Wait a minute.
01:07:13Mr. Troudy, do you want to put out Indoha?
01:07:16I wrote it because I thought I might want to put it out.
01:07:19As I just said, Oshikatsu is mental health.
01:07:22I tend to get depressed.
01:07:24I'm really depressed.
01:07:25If I don't have a plan for a week,
01:07:27I buy seven days worth of food on the first day.
01:07:30I don't go out at all.
01:07:33What do you enjoy doing at home?
01:07:35Reading, studying, games, creation, music.
01:07:39I do everything I can do at home.
01:07:42Do you do it alone rather than with someone else?
01:07:44I do all the work alone.
01:07:47But I think I'm lonely.
01:07:52What about you, Mr. Troudy?
01:07:53There are so many.
01:07:54Nengajo, Genki, YouTube.
01:07:56I can't quit Nengajo.
01:08:00Why?
01:08:01Because I've confirmed my death.
01:08:04Can you confirm your survival?
01:08:09My daughter tells me that my father is dead.
01:08:13So I confirm my death with Nengajo.
01:08:17I've become old enough to use it that way.
01:08:20But now, when I'm gone,
01:08:23I tell my daughter to come out when Nengajo is gone.
01:08:25So I have to continue.
01:08:28It's a lot of survival confirmation.
01:08:30That's right.
01:08:31What about Genki and YouTube?
01:08:34I want Genki to be cashless.
01:08:37But even if it's Kitashinchi,
01:08:40even if it's Kyoto,
01:08:42even if it's Kabukicho,
01:08:44there are too many stores that only accept cash.
01:08:47You're doing well, aren't you, Mr. Troudy?
01:08:49I don't think he's doing that.
01:08:53I don't know.
01:08:55He's a Shogun.
01:08:57What about YouTube?
01:08:59YouTube.
01:09:00Since last year, I've created my own club.
01:09:06I don't have a lot of viewers or subscribers.
01:09:10How many?
01:09:11I can't monetize it yet.
01:09:12How many?
01:09:13About 10,000 to 40,000 people are watching.
01:09:17I have 1,600 subscribers.
01:09:19I'm counting on you.
01:09:22When I first met Mr. Troudy,
01:09:24when I first saw him,
01:09:26I thought,
01:09:28That's amazing.
01:09:30That's amazing.
01:09:32That's what I'm looking for.
01:09:38Mr. Yamaguchi.
01:09:39I'm looking for a face-changing.
01:09:41What?
01:09:42I really want to quit.
01:09:44I can't quit even if I want to.
01:09:46What are you going to do?
01:09:47I'm going to look for a face-changing.
01:09:51What?
01:09:52It's a hobby.
01:09:54It's a hobby.
01:09:56That's right.
01:09:57I've been in the entertainment industry for a long time.
01:10:00The people I've worked with have been around for a long time,
01:10:04and they're the same age as me.
01:10:07When I met him after a long time,
01:10:09when I saw him,
01:10:10I thought,
01:10:11Oh, he's a face-changer.
01:10:14That's amazing.
01:10:16That's amazing.
01:10:17That's what I'm looking for.
01:10:19That's what I'm looking for.
01:10:21That's what I'm looking for.
01:10:23I really want to quit.
01:10:25That's what I'm looking for.
01:10:26I understand.
01:10:28How about the black theater?
01:10:30It's okay. I don't care.
01:10:33I don't care.
01:10:34The TV is bad.
01:10:36Why?
01:10:37It's 8K, right?
01:10:39That's right.
01:10:40That's why I can't see my acne.
01:10:428K?
01:10:43I can't see it.
01:10:44It's time to understand the foundation that hides acne.
01:10:47That's right.
01:10:48That's why everyone says they don't want to be on TV.
01:10:54When I see him up close,
01:10:56he's pulling and pulling.
01:11:00Huh?
01:11:01He's wearing a titanic mask.
01:11:04He's not dead.
01:11:09Mr. Takuro Morinaga, who appeared in the committee a week ago,
01:11:14has passed away.
01:11:16I deeply regret it.
01:11:19Mr. Morinaga,
01:11:20thank you very much for your many passionate discussions.