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00:00:00Good morning!
00:00:02The show has begun.
00:00:04Thank you for coming.
00:00:06Thank you, Mr. Bakarizumi,
00:00:08for your busy schedule.
00:00:10Thank you, Mr. Bakarizumi.
00:00:12Thank you, Mr. Bakarizumi.
00:00:14I don't know if you like it or not,
00:00:16but could you be a little more tengu?
00:00:18No, no, no.
00:00:20You're a genius.
00:00:22I want you to step out of the classroom.
00:00:24Stop it!
00:00:26You're mean.
00:00:28I want you to step out of the classroom.
00:00:30It's a different song,
00:00:32but is the script already finished?
00:00:34I'm writing the 9th episode.
00:00:36I'm writing the 9th episode.
00:00:38The shooting is coming up.
00:00:40Mr. Atsushi, have you seen it?
00:00:42I've seen it.
00:00:44I've seen the previous work,
00:00:46and the conversation between the couple has increased.
00:00:48I'm glad to hear that.
00:00:50I wonder what it's like.
00:00:52The conversation between the Bakarizumi script
00:00:54was drawn by the couple.
00:00:56I see.
00:00:58We saw each other at the same time,
00:01:00and when we passed by each other,
00:01:02I was like,
00:01:04what do you think?
00:01:06Mr. Bakarizumi,
00:01:08do you think the script has changed?
00:01:10I'm not conscious of it at all,
00:01:12but when people see it,
00:01:14they say,
00:01:16it's changed.
00:01:18From the beginning,
00:01:20from the people who have been following you for a long time,
00:01:22I think the content has changed a little.
00:01:24Mr. Atsushi,
00:01:26I heard that Mr. Bakarizumi
00:01:28requested you to be a guest actor.
00:01:30He said,
00:01:32he asked you to say my name.
00:01:34I said it several times at the meeting.
00:01:36Thank you. I'm glad to hear that.
00:01:38Every time I said it,
00:01:40I got a slap in the face.
00:01:42No, no, no.
00:01:44The other day,
00:01:46at the NITTEREN show,
00:01:48Mr. Endo,
00:01:50no, Mr. Tanaka,
00:01:53Mr. Endo,
00:01:55it's like two big radishes.
00:01:59A Japanese TV show is about two big radishes.
00:02:02It is a script that happens to meet.
00:02:05I want to see your reverse offer.
00:02:07I'd like to see it.
00:02:09Mr. Izumiya,
00:02:11Mr. Bakarizumi's script drama.
00:02:13I've read several of them,
00:02:15and I'm really looking forward to it.
00:02:17Of course,
00:02:18it would be nice to have a conversation like that,
00:02:20Yeah, but Kokoro no koi, desho.
00:02:22I mean, if you can say it like that, it's a little better, right?
00:02:26Ah, I see.
00:02:27So, it's all about the voice of the heart, right?
00:02:30The conversation and drama you're watching is private, but in real life...
00:02:35If I can say it like that, I think I can live a little better.
00:02:40That's what I think.
00:02:42Thank you very much.
00:02:43Listen to what I have to say!
00:02:45Thank you very much.
00:02:46What do you think?
00:02:47What do I think?
00:02:49No, that's exactly right.
00:03:05On the 7th, Mizuhara Ippei, who is accused of bank fraud,
00:03:10was handed a four-year, nine-month prison sentence.
00:03:19Who am I speaking with?
00:03:21Shohei Okami.
00:03:23And could you tell me the name of the payee and the amount of the transaction, please?
00:03:28It's for $200,000.
00:03:32The defendant, Mizuhara, is accused of bank fraud,
00:03:36where he was fined approximately $17,000,000,
00:03:39or about 2.6 billion yen, from Otani's account.
00:03:46The defendant, Mizuhara, in a letter to the court,
00:03:49said, including Otani's misdemeanor,
00:03:52he was able to deal with the situation 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
00:03:58However, he argued that his salary was low and that he had a low standard of living.
00:04:03He felt that gambling was the only hope in his life.
00:04:09He claimed that he was cured of his addiction and was confident
00:04:12that his gambling days had become a thing of the past.
00:04:19On the other hand, the prosecution pointed out that gambling addiction was not the cause of his addiction.
00:04:26According to the prosecution, the defendant, Mizuhara,
00:04:29was fined approximately $17,000,000,
00:04:32including a 4-year imprisonment and a compensation to Otani.
00:04:41First, Mr. Kiyohara.
00:04:42Yes.
00:04:43You were accused of two crimes, bank fraud and gambling.
00:04:49What do you think?
00:04:51When you hear about a 4-year imprisonment and a compensation,
00:04:54you might think that it's a little light.
00:04:59You may think that it's only a 4-year imprisonment and a compensation
00:05:02because you stole about 2.6 billion yen from Mr. Otani.
00:05:09However, to make it easier for Japanese people to understand,
00:05:12after a 4-year imprisonment and a compensation,
00:05:15there is a 3-year compensation.
00:05:19This 3-year compensation is similar to a probationary term in Japanese.
00:05:24It's a total of 7 years and 9 months.
00:05:27In that sense, it's not light.
00:05:29I think it's a reasonable amount.
00:05:33Mr. Shigeru Izumiya.
00:05:34What is your impression of this verdict?
00:05:37It's light.
00:05:38He's worse than I thought he would be.
00:05:41As the chief justice of the Nizuhara case,
00:05:43regarding the economic situation,
00:05:44That's impossible.
00:05:45He had to live in the vicinity of the city,
00:05:47so the rent was not cheap.
00:05:49The annual income was high,
00:05:51so I thought he could say it well.
00:05:54He even used his wife's car to run away.
00:05:58He's a bad guy.
00:06:00How about you, Ms. Asada Mai?
00:06:03I didn't reflect on it,
00:06:05but I couldn't understand that he had the right to justify the theft.
00:06:13He said he gambled because he had a hard life.
00:06:18I don't think you can gamble if you have a hard life.
00:06:22That's right.
00:06:24I think it's an excuse to say this now.
00:06:31Is it normal for a lawyer to justify this?
00:06:37Of course, the defense is trying to lighten the punishment.
00:06:46But the problem is,
00:06:48he's even talking about Otani's private life.
00:06:53Otani is a victim.
00:06:56He's been robbed of his money,
00:06:58but he's been talking about Otani's private life.
00:07:03He's been downplaying Otani.
00:07:06Does he really feel sorry for Otani?
00:07:10That's what the judge felt.
00:07:13That's why he's in a bad mood.
00:07:15Unfortunately, the defense failed to justify the theft.
00:07:21I see.
00:07:23Mr. Bakarizumu, what do you think?
00:07:25Even if I didn't have a lot of money and had a hard life,
00:07:32I don't think I should have blamed Otani.
00:07:37I don't think I should have underestimated Otani.
00:07:42If I had been more patient,
00:07:45I don't think things would have turned out like this.
00:07:49I think things have gotten worse.
00:07:52Everyone has a bad impression of Otani.
00:07:56Otani will have to pay a fine in the future.
00:08:00He'll have to pay a fine of 2.6 billion yen.
00:08:032.6 billion yen, right?
00:08:05Yes.
00:08:06I've been in jail for 18 million yen.
00:08:10I was supposed to go to jail,
00:08:13make amends, and get my money back.
00:08:16It's 20,000 to 30,000 yen a month.
00:08:19It takes 50 years to get to Kansai.
00:08:22It's the same for 18 million yen.
00:08:25I don't know how I'm going to get back to Japan.
00:08:29I don't know if I'll be able to get a job that pays me back 2.6 billion yen.
00:08:35So you're going to have to pay for the publication of the book and the movie.
00:08:40You're going to have to pay for Otani's private life.
00:08:45You can't do that.
00:08:46It's pretty bad.
00:08:48I thought about this when I was interviewing him.
00:08:51He's surrounded by reporters.
00:08:53There may be some parts that can't be helped.
00:08:56You can see that he's taking off his shoes.
00:08:59He's starting to walk on the grass that he shouldn't be walking on.
00:09:03It's not like that.
00:09:05It's not like he's in a zone where he can't decorate his shoes because the reporters are passing by.
00:09:11If it were me, I'd be on the asphalt road.
00:09:14It's not like I shouldn't be in there.
00:09:16You're looking at it from the perspective of a comedian.
00:09:18I guess so.
00:09:20I think it's probably because of the reporters.
00:09:23I had no choice but to go there.
00:09:26It's just because you saw the light.
00:09:29What about the prison you're going to be sent to?
00:09:33Didn't you want to go to a place like this?
00:09:36I wanted to go to a prison near Los Angeles.
00:09:41I don't know if it's going to go the way I want.
00:09:43Is it something you want?
00:09:45I can give you hope.
00:09:47It's a reference.
00:09:48I don't know if the prison will accept it.
00:09:50I'm talking about the police.
00:09:53If you're taken to a Los Angeles prison, you're not that famous.
00:09:57You're famous.
00:09:59You're going to have a nickname for Los Angeles.
00:10:05You're famous, so you're going to get a lot of attention from the people around you.
00:10:12You might get bullied.
00:10:14The police are saying that North California and other prisons other than Los Angeles are good.
00:10:21I'm going to refer to those opinions and decide which prison I'm going to go to.
00:10:26And one more thing.
00:10:28The word illegal online housework has been used in many places this week.
00:10:36According to FNN, Yoshimoto, a popular comedy entertainer, was suspected of illegal online housework.
00:10:45We found out that he was being questioned by the police.
00:10:50Yoshimoto said that some entertainers are suspected of violating compliance.
00:10:55We are investigating the relationship.
00:10:59We announced that we will suspend activities until it is confirmed.
00:11:03First of all, is it illegal to do online housework in Japan?
00:11:08It's illegal and it's a crime.
00:11:10You should never do it.
00:11:12Mr. Atsushi, I'm a little surprised by the news.
00:11:16There's a rumor that several people are involved.
00:11:20We're investigating it.
00:11:22Yoshimoto also announced that he's investigating it without giving his name.
00:11:28The public is watching to see if Yoshimoto will be able to investigate it in his company.
00:11:38I think he's investigating it now.
00:11:41When I was young, if I had time, I went to Macao and did housework.
00:11:49You said that, didn't you?
00:11:51That's illegal.
00:11:53It's okay.
00:11:55I spent an hour on a boat and went to Macao to do housework.
00:12:00I think I was obsessed with doing housework.
00:12:06You were excited and addicted to it.
00:12:09I don't know if it's okay to do it online.
00:12:16I know that online housework is illegal now.
00:12:19If I knew it, I wouldn't have done it.
00:12:21I don't know if it's okay to do it.
00:12:26According to the police, the number of users and businesses in Japan has increased to 279.
00:12:36It's about 2.6 times more than the previous year.
00:12:40It's better to think of it as a measure of the number of votes.
00:12:42I think a lot of people are doing it in Japan.
00:12:46The difficult problem is that you spend money on online games.
00:12:51I thought I was spending money on games.
00:12:55I don't know why, but I think there are cases where I'm addicted to online housework.
00:13:00In other words, the balance between online game spending and online housework is becoming very vague.
00:13:07Some people think they're just playing games online.
00:13:11They spend money on games, but they're just having fun playing games.
00:13:15One day, the police came and said,
00:13:17You're doing online housework, aren't you? You're under arrest.
00:13:20There are cases like that.
00:13:22I'm sorry.
00:13:24How does the police judge that the person is doing it?
00:13:29It's like a settlement company.
00:13:33That's where it comes from.
00:13:35But the person who's using it is pretending to be playing online games.
00:13:40You're spending money, right?
00:13:42If you're spending money on games, you're doing housework.
00:13:49That's how the police look at it.
00:13:51So, in a nutshell, it's not good to do online housework.
00:13:56It's explained in words.
00:13:58I'm sure those of you who have done it will understand.
00:14:00It's something that came from online games.
00:14:04It's a case where there's no recognition that you're doing online housework.
00:14:07That's why it's really difficult.
00:14:09I'm sure there's a lot of ads out there.
00:14:11Yes, there is.
00:14:12There are so many cases.
00:14:14You have to be careful, don't you?
00:14:16No, I'm not.
00:14:18You're spending money on games.
00:14:21It's not online housework.
00:14:24How do you judge that?
00:14:26It's like a settlement company.
00:14:28If the police ask you, you have to say,
00:14:30This is an online game settlement, so it's okay.
00:14:34From now on, it's illegal to do online housework.
00:14:36It's a crime.
00:14:38You have to make a clear statement.
00:14:40It's not the police, it's someone else.
00:14:42The game A is safe.
00:14:45The game B is out.
00:14:47You have to be more specific.
00:14:51In reality, there's no clear statement.
00:14:56You're doing online housework, aren't you?
00:15:00I play puzzle games.
00:15:03But I'm not interested in gambling.
00:15:05Because I don't want to make more money.
00:15:08For example, I want to get an item.
00:15:12Is this a housework?
00:15:15I don't think so.
00:15:17I thought it was safe until a while ago.
00:15:19I don't know.
00:15:20If there's more coins,
00:15:22I think there's more.
00:15:24But those coins are only for playing games.
00:15:28But from there...
00:15:30That's what everyone says.
00:15:33I don't know.
00:15:35I want you to make it clear.
00:15:38There's too much I don't know.
00:15:40I thought it was completely safe.
00:15:42It's dangerous for children, too.
00:15:44That's why the police explained it to me as soon as possible.
00:15:49As an industry,
00:15:51If you don't know what you're doing,
00:15:53I've heard a lot of explanations.
00:15:56You should tell me everything.
00:16:00I don't want people to find out later.
00:16:02I don't want people to say,
00:16:04You've been doing it.
00:16:06I don't want people to remember.
00:16:08I don't want it to be like a dark business.
00:16:12I'm not going to hide it.
00:16:14If you look it up later,
00:16:16It's going to come out.
00:16:18Not just Yoshimoto Kogyo.
00:16:20All the talents.
00:16:22If you think this is an online casino,
00:16:26You should consult with the people in the office.
00:16:30Consult with the manager or the company.
00:16:33It's better to make it open.
00:16:36I think it's better.
00:16:38It's better to keep the secret.
00:16:40It's more refreshing than being a comedian or a talent.
00:16:45I'm not doing it anymore.
00:16:47I've been doing Bakara for a long time.
00:16:50You've been there, haven't you?
00:16:52I went there and did Bakara.
00:16:54I thought, Why am I losing so much?
00:16:56I looked up what Bakara meant.
00:16:58It meant destruction.
00:17:00I can't do it.
00:17:02That's how I quit.
00:17:04That's how I quit.
00:17:06It's a hard way to end.
00:17:08It's a game of destruction.
00:17:10I don't think Izumiya will gamble anymore.
00:17:15I don't know at all.
00:17:17That's attractive.
00:17:19Casino.
00:17:21I'm excited.
00:17:23For example, the loser pays for lunch.
00:17:27Everyone likes to gamble.
00:17:29That's fine.
00:17:31As long as you have that hand, it's okay.
00:17:33But you can't say no to compliance.
00:17:39If it's a crime,
00:17:41you have to do it.
00:17:43But why can't you do it?
00:17:45If you do it according to compliance,
00:17:51it's not fun.
00:17:53Is there a gambling rule in Japan?
00:17:57There are.
00:17:59Online gambling is illegal.
00:18:02I don't know how to divide it.
00:18:05Don't do it.
00:18:07If you say no,
00:18:09you can't do online gambling.
00:18:11You can do it.
00:18:13You can do it.
00:18:15Mr. Kiyohara is angry.
00:18:17It's an important point.
00:18:19I'm sorry.
00:18:21Mr. Maezawa,
00:18:23I want you to make it clear.
00:18:25When I was playing in Korea,
00:18:27I went to a Korean casino.
00:18:29I did it on the spot.
00:18:31There's a roulette.
00:18:33Do you do it?
00:18:35I do.
00:18:37In the game,
00:18:39there are many other games.
00:18:41If you don't know it,
00:18:43it's a little scary.
00:18:45It's scary to judge.
00:18:47Ms. Asada, what do you think?
00:18:49It's a crime.
00:18:51Why does it come out in the ad?
00:18:53I think.
00:18:55I don't know how to do it.
00:18:57In Japan,
00:18:59if you say you're going to put out an ad,
00:19:01you'll be punished for helping
00:19:03a gambling company called Tobaku Hojozai.
00:19:05There are times when
00:19:07the ad is from overseas.
00:19:09It's hard for the Japanese police
00:19:11to catch it.
00:19:13Casinos are also overseas.
00:19:15Advertisements are also overseas.
00:19:17The Japanese police
00:19:19have a limit.
00:19:21This time, the police
00:19:23decided to do it
00:19:25in a big way.
00:19:27I'm sorry,
00:19:29but it's big news
00:19:31that a famous person was caught.
00:19:33This time,
00:19:35I think it's a good situation
00:19:37for Yoshimoto.
00:19:39Do you have anything to say
00:19:41from your own mouth?
00:19:43I'm sure you have your own opinions.
00:19:45If you have something to say,
00:19:47I'd like you to say it
00:19:49from your own mouth.
00:19:51I think there are
00:19:53too many doubts.
00:19:55That's right.
00:19:57What is DeepSeek,
00:19:59a Chinese AI?
00:20:01Masayoshi Yoshimoto is
00:20:03going to a new company
00:20:05with OpenAI.
00:20:07DeepSeek,
00:20:09a Chinese advanced company,
00:20:11is attracting attention
00:20:13for its low-cost AI
00:20:15and artificial intelligence.
00:20:17President Trump
00:20:19said that the American industry
00:20:21must focus on winning
00:20:23the competition.
00:20:25In the New York stock market
00:20:27on the 27th of last month,
00:20:29high-tech stocks were sold,
00:20:31and NVIDIA's stock price
00:20:33fell by 17%
00:20:35compared to the previous weekend.
00:20:37According to local media,
00:20:39the stock price
00:20:41has lost
00:20:43about $6 trillion
00:20:45or 92 trillion yen.
00:20:47What about
00:20:49DeepSeek?
00:20:51I asked if Senkaku
00:20:53was a Japanese territory.
00:20:55Then DeepSeek said
00:20:57that DeepSeek is a territory
00:20:59unique to China
00:21:01in terms of history and
00:21:03international development.
00:21:05President Onodera
00:21:07of the Liberal Democratic Party
00:21:09pointed out that
00:21:11DeepSeek is
00:21:13twisting the obvious,
00:21:15saying that it's dangerous
00:21:17and asked people
00:21:19not to download it.
00:21:21Prime Minister Ishiba said
00:21:23that it's very scary
00:21:25to use DeepSeek
00:21:27for research, development,
00:21:29and utilization
00:21:31of safe and secure
00:21:33AI.
00:21:35He said that
00:21:37we must make
00:21:39a basic plan.
00:21:41Meanwhile,
00:21:43Japan is making
00:21:45a big move.
00:21:47This is the most advanced
00:21:49AI for large companies.
00:21:51It's the first in the world
00:21:53to use DeepSeek.
00:21:55President Masayoshi Son
00:21:57and Sam Altman,
00:21:59the CEO of OpenAI,
00:22:01who runs ChatGPT,
00:22:03announced the establishment
00:22:05of a new company
00:22:07to develop and sell
00:22:09AI for large companies.
00:22:11The company with crystal,
00:22:13the company without crystal
00:22:15is like a machine gun
00:22:17and a sword, right?
00:22:19The new company
00:22:21will integrate AI
00:22:23and provide customized
00:22:25cutting-edge AI.
00:22:27In addition to efficiency,
00:22:29the company will give advice
00:22:31on decision-making in meetings.
00:22:33Will Japan take
00:22:35an important step
00:22:37to show its presence
00:22:39in the AI field?
00:22:41Please tell us easily.
00:22:43I'm Akiko Takahashi,
00:22:45an IT journalist.
00:22:49Was it a shocking news
00:22:51that a Japanese company
00:22:53made an American-made
00:22:55AI at a low cost?
00:22:57It was quite shocking.
00:22:59Anyway,
00:23:01it was common sense
00:23:03that it would cost
00:23:05a lot of money to develop,
00:23:07so even though
00:23:09everyone was investing a lot,
00:23:11I wondered if the investment
00:23:13up to this point
00:23:15was meaningful.
00:23:17What are the benefits
00:23:19of AI?
00:23:21How will the world change?
00:23:23I'd like to hear
00:23:25what you think.
00:23:27If you type in
00:23:29something like this,
00:23:31in no time at all,
00:23:33a person will answer
00:23:35in a natural way
00:23:37with a sentence.
00:23:39For example,
00:23:41you can make a sentence,
00:23:43calculate,
00:23:45or make a drawing.
00:23:47You can make a drawing
00:23:49in no time at all.
00:23:51I play with my kids,
00:23:53and I can say
00:23:55I'm an elephant
00:23:57eating my nose.
00:23:59Do you use
00:24:01artificial intelligence?
00:24:03This is my AI.
00:24:05This is AI Atsushi.
00:24:07According to viewers and
00:24:09communication,
00:24:11it responds like Tamura Atsushi.
00:24:13So,
00:24:15you can do different things
00:24:17at the same time,
00:24:19and it's interesting.
00:24:21But if you don't
00:24:23make a strong complain,
00:24:25it will go berserk.
00:24:27If you make it strong,
00:24:29it won't be interesting.
00:24:31If you loosen it a little,
00:24:33it will say something like
00:24:35I'm going to eat your eyeballs.
00:24:37That's why
00:24:39TV regulations are strict.
00:24:41You can say a lot of things.
00:24:43Until now,
00:24:45you can say up to 5,
00:24:47but now you can say 3.
00:24:49You can entrust that stress
00:24:51to AI Atsushi,
00:24:53and it will go berserk
00:24:55and ask a lot of questions.
00:24:57If you feed it with data
00:24:59from 20 years ago,
00:25:01it will say a lot of things.
00:25:03But it's very interesting.
00:25:05It's interesting. Do it.
00:25:07Do it with that kind of idea.
00:25:09For example,
00:25:11if I remember all the stories
00:25:13I've written so far,
00:25:15Bakarizm will write a book
00:25:17that I can write.
00:25:19It's possible.
00:25:21If it's perfect,
00:25:23you can do it.
00:25:25If it's messed up,
00:25:27you can make it into a story.
00:25:29I think it's good for
00:25:31entertainers to use it that way.
00:25:33I want Bakarizm
00:25:35to do it somewhere.
00:25:37For example,
00:25:39you can say,
00:25:41I entrust everything to AI.
00:25:43I want to think about it later.
00:25:45Then my wife's conversation
00:25:47will increase.
00:25:49But I think
00:25:51SoftBug will eat it right away.
00:25:53I want to hear your story.
00:25:55You can use it
00:25:57for a lot of things.
00:25:59It's very important
00:26:01in the next world.
00:26:03The one who controls it
00:26:05is called Big Tech.
00:26:07That's right.
00:26:09All kinds of Big Tech are
00:26:11working on it.
00:26:13Even if you search on Google,
00:26:15you can find it
00:26:17like AI says.
00:26:19So you don't have to
00:26:21go to various sites
00:26:23to understand the atmosphere.
00:26:25It's a completely AI era.
00:26:27I heard that
00:26:29DeepSeek,
00:26:31a Chinese company,
00:26:33is a group of young people.
00:26:35I saw it in the news.
00:26:37It's a group of young people
00:26:39from China.
00:26:41It's like they've never been
00:26:43noticed before.
00:26:45They suddenly appeared
00:26:47as a dark horse.
00:26:49The world has turned upside down.
00:26:51Almost all of them
00:26:53are young people
00:26:55from mainland China
00:26:57who have no experience abroad.
00:26:59The development team is mainly
00:27:01young people from China.
00:27:03Yes.
00:27:05It's called a group of geniuses.
00:27:07But from an American point of view,
00:27:09it's a bit strange.
00:27:11There's a question
00:27:13whether our technology
00:27:15is being stolen.
00:27:17Yes.
00:27:19I heard that
00:27:21they learned from
00:27:23their predecessors
00:27:25in the chat GPT.
00:27:27That's why it's so efficient
00:27:29in China.
00:27:31Also,
00:27:33they didn't want China
00:27:35to develop it,
00:27:37so they restricted
00:27:39high-performance semiconductors.
00:27:41But apparently,
00:27:43they said they developed
00:27:45something with lower performance.
00:27:47But actually,
00:27:49they got it from Singapore
00:27:51and Kuala Lumpur
00:27:53and used it to develop it.
00:27:55There's a suspicion that
00:27:57they can't afford to lose to China
00:27:59in the next world war,
00:28:01so they didn't sell
00:28:03the important things to China.
00:28:05But they got China through
00:28:07the third country
00:28:09and developed it.
00:28:11They used our services
00:28:13to reduce the cost
00:28:15and developed it.
00:28:17It's not fair.
00:28:19Another problem is
00:28:21that there's a concern
00:28:23about cyber security.
00:28:25It's a good thing for China,
00:28:27but is it also a problem
00:28:29for China?
00:28:31That's right.
00:28:33They say that
00:28:35they will make it
00:28:37in accordance with
00:28:39Chinese law.
00:28:41But Chinese companies
00:28:43have to cooperate
00:28:45with the government
00:28:47for information activities.
00:28:49They have to provide
00:28:51information to the Chinese government.
00:28:53The same Chinese company
00:28:55was banned in the U.S.
00:28:57Yes, it was.
00:28:59For the same reason,
00:29:01they were banned
00:29:03because they had
00:29:05to provide information
00:29:07to the government
00:29:09for information activities.
00:29:11The same thing happened
00:29:13this time as well.
00:29:15In the video,
00:29:17the Chinese government
00:29:19said that
00:29:21they have to provide
00:29:23information
00:29:25in accordance with
00:29:27Chinese law.
00:29:29But they can't
00:29:31provide information
00:29:33in accordance with
00:29:35Chinese law.
00:29:37If the users
00:29:39believe it,
00:29:41they may be taken
00:29:43to the Chinese Communist Party.
00:29:45That's why it's risky.
00:29:47For example,
00:29:49DeepSeek
00:29:51is free.
00:29:53Why is it free?
00:29:55Do you want people
00:29:57to use it and
00:29:59improve their skills?
00:30:01I think so.
00:30:03If they take the share
00:30:05and turn the market
00:30:07upside down,
00:30:09they will gain
00:30:11a lot of benefits.
00:30:13They may change
00:30:15after taking a lot of shares.
00:30:17They may gain a lot of benefits.
00:30:19Yes, there are a lot of services like that.
00:30:21For the first time,
00:30:23it's free.
00:30:25They may gain a lot of money.
00:30:27Anyway,
00:30:29did you understand?
00:30:31Yes, I did.
00:30:33How much is it used in China?
00:30:35In China,
00:30:37it is used
00:30:39with a lot of momentum
00:30:41because it is a very good thing.
00:30:43But in the world,
00:30:45it has become
00:30:47the most downloaded app
00:30:49in many countries
00:30:51in the past few decades.
00:30:53So, it is not only used in China,
00:30:55but also in many countries.
00:30:57It has become the most
00:30:59popular AI.
00:31:01As an individual user,
00:31:03if you can use it for free,
00:31:05it's a little dangerous,
00:31:07but you can't resist
00:31:09using it for free.
00:31:11There is a risk
00:31:13that you can't use it for free.
00:31:15That's right.
00:31:17America is very careful about that.
00:31:19You can't stop it.
00:31:21The user's psychology
00:31:23is that if it's free
00:31:25and easy to use,
00:31:27you can use it for free.
00:31:29No matter how much you restrict it,
00:31:31DeepSeek is cheaper
00:31:33and you can use it for free.
00:31:35Some people may say
00:31:37they don't need to see the information.
00:31:39That's right.
00:31:41Even if there are few people
00:31:43who use DeepSeek in Japan,
00:31:45if you look at the world share,
00:31:47most people use DeepSeek.
00:31:49Even if you don't use it
00:31:51in America or Europe,
00:31:53if most of the world
00:31:55is dominated by DeepSeek,
00:31:57it means that your personality
00:31:59is not Japanese.
00:32:01That's right.
00:32:03That's why it's scary.
00:32:05No matter how much you restrict it,
00:32:07people can't say
00:32:09they don't use DeepSeek.
00:32:11How do you deal with that in Japan?
00:32:13Right now,
00:32:15we're at the stage
00:32:17where we don't use it
00:32:19in public.
00:32:21We need to be more careful.
00:32:23That's right.
00:32:25In the end,
00:32:27America and China
00:32:29will have to fight
00:32:31to win.
00:32:33That's right.
00:32:35This time,
00:32:37there are two news.
00:32:39The first one is
00:32:41that Trump announced
00:32:43the establishment of
00:32:45Stargate,
00:32:47a joint venture
00:32:49between a private company
00:32:51that promotes AI development
00:32:53such as SoftBank Group
00:32:55and OpenAI in the U.S.
00:32:57This is to build
00:32:59and maintain
00:33:01AI infrastructure.
00:33:03It costs 7.8 billion yen.
00:33:05What do you think?
00:33:07That's right.
00:33:09You're going to use that
00:33:11huge infrastructure
00:33:13to get AI information
00:33:15from the U.S. to the world.
00:33:17That's right.
00:33:19There's a lot of power
00:33:21to move AI.
00:33:23We need to be able
00:33:25to provide
00:33:27a lot of power
00:33:29in the data center
00:33:31in a stable way.
00:33:33That's right.
00:33:35We need to develop
00:33:37that power.
00:33:39SoftBank Group will
00:33:41pay for it with funds.
00:33:43That's right.
00:33:45We'll cooperate
00:33:47and get a right to speak
00:33:49to get into the world of AI.
00:33:51SoftBank Group
00:33:53and another Japanese company
00:33:55will support the introduction
00:33:57of AI.
00:33:59SoftBank and OpenAI
00:34:01will develop and sell
00:34:03AI for companies.
00:34:05That's right.
00:34:07AI is something
00:34:09you learn by inputting it.
00:34:11There's a loss of information
00:34:13from that.
00:34:15In the past,
00:34:17if you put in a code,
00:34:19it lost information
00:34:21and became a problem.
00:34:23It's difficult to use it in business.
00:34:25If there's an AI
00:34:27that makes security safe
00:34:29and easy to use,
00:34:31let's do it.
00:34:33That's the business.
00:34:35The number of people
00:34:37using AI in Japan
00:34:39is extremely low compared to the world.
00:34:41In that situation,
00:34:43can we get
00:34:45an AI company
00:34:47to lead the world
00:34:49with the money we have?
00:34:51I think
00:34:53we can't catch up
00:34:55with the speed.
00:34:57Currently,
00:34:59only the US and China
00:35:01publish papers
00:35:03about AI.
00:35:05That's why
00:35:07it's difficult in Japan.
00:35:09That's right.
00:35:11Also,
00:35:13English is a strong language.
00:35:15OpenAI is
00:35:17originally in English,
00:35:19so learning is done in English.
00:35:21The accuracy of the answers
00:35:23in English is high,
00:35:25but it's only in Japan.
00:35:27The amount of learning
00:35:29is low,
00:35:31and the accuracy is low.
00:35:33Japanese companies
00:35:35are trying to develop
00:35:37AI for Japanese people
00:35:39who specialize in Japanese,
00:35:41but if they succeed,
00:35:43it will remain in Japan.
00:35:45It will be used by Japanese people.
00:35:47That's right.
00:35:49There is a gap
00:35:51in Japanese.
00:35:53That's right.
00:35:55It's a pity.
00:35:57It's difficult
00:35:59for Japanese companies
00:36:01to sell AI
00:36:03to the world.
00:36:05SoftBank's
00:36:07SON is great,
00:36:09but it's not a machine.
00:36:11It's a fund.
00:36:13Let's collect money
00:36:15and do it together.
00:36:17I can't make a map,
00:36:19but I'll go up there and do it.
00:36:21It's a fund.
00:36:23That's right.
00:36:25It's very difficult.
00:36:27Can I ask an AI
00:36:29what kind of comment
00:36:31I should make
00:36:33in this position?
00:36:35It's very difficult.
00:36:37It may be unexpected,
00:36:39but this wide show
00:36:41is the most important.
00:36:43Thank you very much.
00:36:45You can skip
00:36:47other segments.
00:36:49I'm sorry.
00:36:51I'll do my best.
00:36:55It's a land war.
00:36:57It's a war.
00:36:59Until now,
00:37:01it's not about
00:37:03taking the island
00:37:05or the land.
00:37:07It's about
00:37:09taking the country
00:37:11by AI.
00:37:13It will be a fierce battle.
00:37:15That's right.
00:37:17It's a battle.
00:37:19I think it's a battle.
00:37:21The battle is over.
00:37:23If Japan doesn't recognize
00:37:25that it is already late,
00:37:27nothing will happen.
00:37:29Will Japan
00:37:31join the battle now?
00:37:33No.
00:37:35Japan's salary
00:37:37is too low
00:37:39for the workers.
00:37:41If we raise the salary,
00:37:43it will work.
00:37:45It will work.
00:37:47There are various opinions.
00:37:49It's not too late.
00:37:51If we can do it,
00:37:53I want Japanese companies
00:37:55to do their best.
00:37:57It's okay.
00:37:59If a car is
00:38:01automatically operated
00:38:03in the United States,
00:38:05Japan will be late
00:38:07in developing.
00:38:09The legal aspect
00:38:11will not be improved.
00:38:13There are good things
00:38:15in the island country,
00:38:17but there are many things
00:38:19that need to be improved.
00:38:21I think so.
00:38:23Young people
00:38:25will do their best
00:38:27if they pay a lot of money.
00:38:29There is no money in Japan.
00:38:31No?
00:38:33I think that
00:38:35increasing the population
00:38:37means that
00:38:39human labor will be taken away.
00:38:41You mentioned
00:38:43the script.
00:38:45In Hollywood,
00:38:47scriptwriters lose their jobs.
00:38:49If AI learns the script,
00:38:51AI can make
00:38:53the same script as Bakaribu.
00:38:55Then Bakaribu doesn't need
00:38:57the script.
00:38:59I see.
00:39:01It's scary.
00:39:03His script is interesting.
00:39:05We collect his script,
00:39:07make him read it,
00:39:09and edit it.
00:39:11I see.
00:39:13It's not bad.
00:39:15It's not bad,
00:39:17but we can use it.
00:39:19We need to make rules.
00:39:21Yes.
00:39:23We need to protect the rights.
00:39:25A new way to shorten
00:39:27the waiting time.
00:39:29Fastpass is introduced
00:39:31at restaurants.
00:39:35Familiar Fastpass
00:39:37is introduced at restaurants.
00:39:39By paying extra
00:39:41for the ticket,
00:39:43you can enjoy attractions
00:39:45in a row.
00:39:47Now,
00:39:49there are more restaurants
00:39:51introducing Fastpass.
00:39:55This is a ramen shop
00:39:57in Ginza, Tokyo.
00:39:59It's Ginza No. 8.
00:40:01Fastpass can shorten
00:40:03the waiting time by 500 yen.
00:40:05When it's hot in summer
00:40:07or cold in winter,
00:40:09we have to wait
00:40:11for 3 or 4 hours in a row.
00:40:13It's sad.
00:40:15I feel sorry.
00:40:17Michelin Guide Tokyo
00:40:19has won a star.
00:40:21This shop
00:40:23attracts foreign tourists.
00:40:25The most popular ramen
00:40:27costs 2700 yen
00:40:29including Fastpass,
00:40:31but the waiting time
00:40:33is limited.
00:40:35If you look at Fastpass
00:40:37reservations,
00:40:39some fastpasses
00:40:41are more expensive
00:40:43than the price of the menu,
00:40:45but some are difficult
00:40:47to make a reservation.
00:40:49There are many
00:40:51voices on the internet
00:40:53about Fastpass.
00:40:55Some are happy
00:40:57because they don't want
00:40:59to wait in a row.
00:41:01Some are sad
00:41:03because they don't have
00:41:05a chance to eat fastpass.
00:41:07Some are sad
00:41:09because they can't
00:41:11eat fastpass because
00:41:13they are rich.
00:41:15You can make a reservation
00:41:17if you add a little extra
00:41:19price.
00:41:21I can understand
00:41:23when I hear
00:41:25customers say
00:41:27they can't eat fastpass
00:41:29because they can't
00:41:31wait in a row.
00:41:33I don't want to wait in a row.
00:41:35I don't care how much
00:41:37I pay.
00:41:39I want to make it
00:41:41more expensive
00:41:43so that only people
00:41:45who don't want to wait
00:41:47can eat fastpass.
00:41:49You can't wait
00:41:51in a row
00:41:53because you can't
00:41:55eat fastpass.
00:41:57I totally agree
00:41:59with you.
00:42:01I agree with you,
00:42:03but I think
00:42:05it's better
00:42:07to make it
00:42:09for people who
00:42:11don't want to wait in a row.
00:42:13How about you, Mayu-san?
00:42:15I think it's good
00:42:17to use fastpass
00:42:19when you go on a trip
00:42:21and go somewhere else
00:42:23when you have time.
00:42:25When I was young,
00:42:27I used to wait in a row
00:42:29with a man I liked.
00:42:31Have you ever
00:42:33had a story like that?
00:42:35No, I haven't.
00:42:37I'm sure I'm wrong.
00:42:39Matsu-san, for example.
00:42:41But the script
00:42:43and waiting in a row
00:42:45were fun
00:42:47when I think about it now.
00:42:49I still have
00:42:51those memories.
00:42:53Waiting in a row
00:42:55in a case-by-case way.
00:42:57I'm glad that
00:42:59there is no comment
00:43:01on the wide-door show.
00:43:03It's fun to look back.
00:43:05Was it fun?
00:43:07Yes, it was.
00:43:09We took pictures
00:43:11and had a conversation.
00:43:13When I realized it,
00:43:15it was my turn.
00:43:17How about you, Atsushi-san?
00:43:19I think
00:43:21companies should pursue
00:43:23profits.
00:43:25I think
00:43:27companies should pursue
00:43:29profits.
00:43:31I think
00:43:33companies should raise
00:43:35the price as much as possible.
00:43:37Especially,
00:43:39if there are so many people
00:43:41who want to travel to Japan
00:43:43at this time,
00:43:45I think it's better
00:43:47to raise the price.
00:43:49If you don't do that,
00:43:51you can't make money.
00:43:53In a country like this,
00:43:55people come to Japan
00:43:57to eat and have a good life.
00:43:59I think you should
00:44:01use the money
00:44:03to maintain the country.
00:44:05I agree with you.
00:44:07When you come to Japan
00:44:09from abroad,
00:44:11you can understand
00:44:13the time.
00:44:15I agree.
00:44:17I think it's better
00:44:19to use the money
00:44:21to maintain the country.
00:44:23Also,
00:44:25I can't eat
00:44:27in a line
00:44:29because I have a kid.
00:44:31I see.
00:44:33I see.
00:44:35I see.
00:44:37I agree.
00:44:39I agree.
00:44:41I agree.
00:44:43I agree.
00:44:45I see.
00:44:47I think I wanted to go there.
00:44:49I'll tell you what I really felt.
00:44:51I thought
00:44:53I went there once.
00:44:55You did?
00:44:57He's a romantic!
00:44:59Sorry.
00:45:01You'll wait forever.
00:45:03You'll pick up the paper and go.
00:45:05I looked like a real Japanese.
00:45:07I was a decent Japanese.
00:45:09You were shy when you were young.
00:45:11You were shy.
00:45:13Japanese people like to line up in front of the store.
00:45:19Yes, they like to line up in front of the store.
00:45:21Yes, they do.
00:45:22So it's a little sad that that tradition is gone,
00:45:26but even if you spend a lot of money,
00:45:28it's better to eat what you really want to eat.
00:45:31I see.
00:45:32That's what I think.
00:45:33Yes, I understand.
00:45:34Noda Crystal's Studio Edition
00:45:36Creates an original game in 30 seconds with AI
00:45:44The latest game in the Noda Game series by comedian Noda Crystal is...
00:45:52Super Noda Game Maker
00:45:55Super Noda Game Maker allows you to create an original game
00:46:02simply by answering questions about the game's auto-generated system, Noda AI.
00:46:05If you answer questions about your favorite game genre, rules, controls, and world view,
00:46:13the game will be completed in just 30 seconds!
00:46:18You can also customize the generated game to your liking.
00:46:23It can also be released online and played by users all over the country.
00:46:28It's a platform where you can play games indefinitely.
00:46:32Wow!
00:46:34Today, we're going to enjoy Noda Game Maker in the studio!
00:46:39We have Noda Crystal with us in the studio.
00:46:42Good morning!
00:46:43Good morning!
00:46:45Has Super Noda Game Maker been released yet?
00:46:48Yes, it has.
00:46:50This game is a game that the general public can create,
00:46:53upload, and play together.
00:46:55I've always wanted to make one.
00:46:57I think it's a game system that hasn't existed before.
00:47:01The production period for this game is one year.
00:47:03Funding and materials are obtained through crowdfunding.
00:47:05The total amount is 16,759,000 yen.
00:47:08That's not enough, is it?
00:47:10It's not enough?
00:47:11It's not enough at all, is it?
00:47:12It's not enough?
00:47:13I don't know if I can say this,
00:47:15but how much does it cost to release a game like this?
00:47:19Well...
00:47:22If you think about it individually,
00:47:27it costs a lot of money.
00:47:29I see.
00:47:31It's the number of days it takes to pay the personnel fee.
00:47:34I see, I see.
00:47:35If it takes a year, it takes a year's worth of money.
00:47:39What do you think of the third installment?
00:47:42It's the best in the past.
00:47:44It's like a dream game.
00:47:46Can I say it's a game?
00:47:47It's a game.
00:47:49It's beyond a game.
00:47:50It's beyond a game.
00:47:51It's beyond a game.
00:47:52I'm very passionate about it.
00:47:55This game is a safe game.
00:47:58This game is a safe game.
00:48:00You're stepping in without knowing.
00:48:01What is it?
00:48:02There's no penalty, is there?
00:48:04There's no penalty, is there?
00:48:05It's not illegal!
00:48:07Mr. Noda, can you show us how to make it?
00:48:10Well, I can't answer the question and make the same game every time.
00:48:15I think it's going to be a long way.
00:48:20There is a game to play,
00:48:23and when you make a game, you upload it and it will be added to the game.
00:48:26This room is interesting.
00:48:28It's the best room.
00:48:29It's the best, isn't it?
00:48:30This room is the best.
00:48:31This room is good.
00:48:33It's like this.
00:48:34It's a long time, isn't it?
00:48:36It's about 5 and a half hours.
00:48:37It's a good feeling.
00:48:38It's a good feeling.
00:48:39It's a good feeling.
00:48:40It's like this.
00:48:41Hurry up!
00:48:43I'm going to make a game, and I'm going to answer the question.
00:48:46This is AI Noda.
00:48:48There are various materials in this.
00:48:53I can easily make a game.
00:48:58First of all, you can decide the number of players.
00:49:04If you make a detailed decision, you'll get a lot of questions.
00:49:10If you decide the genre,
00:49:12for example, shooting.
00:49:17If you decide the world view,
00:49:20for example, space.
00:49:22If you decide the world view, space.
00:49:24It's like a bright feeling.
00:49:27It's like summer.
00:49:29Space in summer.
00:49:30Space in summer.
00:49:31Space in summer.
00:49:32You can decide like this.
00:49:35If you're tired of asking questions, you can leave it to AI.
00:49:40That's good.
00:49:41I've already left it to AI.
00:49:44You can make a game here.
00:49:45Thank you for your hard work.
00:49:47I can't imagine.
00:49:49This is the first game I've ever made.
00:49:51It's the first game I've ever seen.
00:49:54I'm making a game in the back.
00:49:57Is this a real code?
00:49:59The code is a lie.
00:50:00Is it a lie?
00:50:01It's an atmosphere.
00:50:02It's an atmosphere.
00:50:03It's a production.
00:50:04Can you make it at this time?
00:50:06I can make it in the back.
00:50:07Can you make it in the back?
00:50:08I can make it in the back.
00:50:09I'll start with making a game.
00:50:11It's like a dream game.
00:50:13I'll play it.
00:50:14I'll play it.
00:50:15I'll play it.
00:50:16It looks interesting.
00:50:18It's my first game.
00:50:19I don't know how to play it.
00:50:20Space time in space time.
00:50:23Space time in space time.
00:50:24I chose space.
00:50:25I see.
00:50:26I think it's a space game.
00:50:27I'll try it without looking at how to play it.
00:50:30You can do it.
00:50:31I don't know.
00:50:32It's interesting.
00:50:34Does the sound change?
00:50:36The sound changes.
00:50:37That's great.
00:50:38Is it a person?
00:50:39It's a lie.
00:50:40Is it because it's a lie?
00:50:41Is it because it's a lie?
00:50:42Is it because it's a lie?
00:50:43Is it because it's a lie?
00:50:44Is it because it's a lie?
00:50:45What kind of game is it?
00:50:47I can't go up anymore.
00:50:48I'm too close.
00:50:49I can't go up any more.
00:50:51I can't go up.
00:50:52I'm too close.
00:50:53I can't go up.
00:50:54Go up.
00:50:55I can't go up.
00:50:57Mr. Higashino It's not like that.
00:50:58I can't go up, I can't go up.
00:50:59I can only go sideways.
00:51:00Hit the side, hit the side, hit the side.
00:51:01It's like an invader.
00:51:02It's like an invader.
00:51:03I want to change my strength.
00:51:04I want to change my strength.
00:51:05You don't know how to look at me.
00:51:07How do I look at you?
00:51:09Which part?
00:51:12Where is it?
00:51:13No, it's not that.
00:51:14It was originally one kill per day.
00:51:15What's this? A small person is falling. What is it?
00:51:19A small person.
00:51:22Which one is the boss?
00:51:24Which one is the boss?
00:51:25Which one is the boss?
00:51:26High score.
00:51:27Which one is the boss?
00:51:28It's done.
00:51:31Which one is the boss?
00:51:32This is how you can play the game.
00:51:35If you think it's fun to make this, can everyone play it?
00:51:40Yes, you can.
00:51:41For example, you can change the character to edit the game.
00:51:47You can do that.
00:51:49You can change the character's color.
00:51:55You can choose a monster and change the background.
00:52:01This is a game creator's fairy game.
00:52:05That's right. You can actually use this at school.
00:52:10Even elementary school students can play this.
00:52:12There are many games in this game.
00:52:16There is a masterpiece among the games created by various people.
00:52:18I want you to play it.
00:52:20A masterpiece?
00:52:22I can't let you play this game.
00:52:25Is it a higher level?
00:52:26It's not a cheap game like this.
00:52:27I understand.
00:52:28I chose a game that I thought was interesting among the games created by ordinary people.
00:52:33Do you want to play a watermelon game?
00:52:35Watermelon game?
00:52:36Mr. Bakarizumu, please play a watermelon game.
00:52:39This is a puzzle game.
00:52:41If you play this game, you will understand.
00:52:44You drop a fruit.
00:52:46Dekka-chan?
00:52:48You like Dekka-chan, don't you?
00:52:50You just drop a Dekka-chan.
00:52:52It's Dekka-chan.
00:52:54If you stack the same fruit, the fruit will evolve.
00:53:00You want to make it a watermelon.
00:53:01Yes, I want to make it a watermelon.
00:53:05Sometimes Dekka-chan comes out.
00:53:07Dekka-chan comes out.
00:53:08If you stack Dekka-chan, it will explode and become too big.
00:53:14The fruit will come to the red line.
00:53:16It's a game over.
00:53:19Can't you erase it?
00:53:20I can't erase it.
00:53:21If you stack it, it will grow again.
00:53:23That's right.
00:53:24You shouldn't stack it.
00:53:25What?
00:53:26You shouldn't stack Dekka-chan.
00:53:27Can't I stack Dekka-chan?
00:53:28It's dangerous if you stack it.
00:53:29Apple.
00:53:30Apple is big.
00:53:33It's big.
00:53:34You can't stack it.
00:53:35It's Dekka-chan.
00:53:37You shouldn't stack Dekka-chan.
00:53:40It's interesting.
00:53:42There are many other games.
00:53:43Azushi-san.
00:53:44There are many other games.
00:53:45It's a healing game.
00:53:48There are more healing games.
00:53:50It's okay if you don't have it in your chest.
00:53:53There are a lot of healing games.
00:53:56Azushi-san can play games.
00:53:58What?
00:53:59Let's play Tetris.
00:54:00Tetris?
00:54:01Tetris?
00:54:02Tetris.
00:54:04Tetris.
00:54:05Let's play Tetris.
00:54:07This is a game where you can control both 1P and 2P at the same time.
00:54:12You can only use the stick.
00:54:13You can only use the stick.
00:54:16You can move your hands and wrists at the same time.
00:54:18Rock-paper-scissors.
00:54:19I see.
00:54:20The left is the hand and the right is the wrist.
00:54:24I see.
00:54:25I see.
00:54:26I see.
00:54:27Let's play it again.
00:54:28Let's play it again.
00:54:29This is a new idea.
00:54:32That's right.
00:54:33You can control both 1P and 2P at the same time.
00:54:35I've never seen this before.
00:54:37It's hard to move them at the same time.
00:54:43That's good.
00:54:45You can't hit it.
00:54:48You can't hit it.
00:54:49You can't hit it.
00:54:51This is great.
00:54:52This is great.
00:54:53Tetris.
00:54:54Tetris.
00:54:55Tetris.
00:54:56I can't move my hands and wrists at the same time.
00:54:58I can't move my hands and wrists at the same time.
00:55:01Let's play Izumiya-san.
00:55:02That's right.
00:55:03You can move your hands at the same time.
00:55:04Let's play Izumiya-san.
00:55:05Let's play Izumiya-san.
00:55:06I'm an old man.
00:55:07I'm an old man.
00:55:08I'll use this stick.
00:55:10I see.
00:55:11Calm down.
00:55:13It doesn't make any difference.
00:55:14I'm calm.
00:55:15I'm calm.
00:55:16I'm calm.
00:55:17I'm calm.
00:55:18Let's play.
00:55:19I want to win.
00:55:20I want to win.
00:55:21I want to win.
00:55:22I want to win.
00:55:23I want to win.
00:55:24Go!
00:55:26Izumiya-san!
00:55:28Izumiya-san!
00:55:30Izumiya-san!
00:55:31Yeah
00:56:01Oh
00:56:31Yeah
00:57:01Oh
00:57:31Yeah
00:58:01I
00:58:31I said
00:59:01You're just putting up a wall.
00:59:03There's no point in putting up a wall.
00:59:05Let's do it again.
00:59:06One more time.
00:59:07Last time.
00:59:08Go Bomberman.
00:59:09He's not a Bomberman.
00:59:10He's a Noda man.
00:59:11Bomberman.
00:59:12Noda man.
00:59:13He's a Noda man.
00:59:14I finally saw the Bakarizumu.
00:59:16You have to move away.
00:59:17That's right.
00:59:18You have to move away a lot.
00:59:19You have to move away a lot.
00:59:20That's smart.
00:59:21He's going to break through the wall.
00:59:22Why would he break through the wall?
00:59:23That's amazing.
00:59:25Smart.
00:59:25He's coming.
00:59:26He's coming.
00:59:28Good, good, good.
00:59:29Good, good.
00:59:30What are you going to do?
00:59:31What are you going to do?
00:59:33What are you going to do?
00:59:34What are you going to do?
00:59:36What are you going to do?
00:59:36I won.
00:59:38Did I win?
00:59:39I don't know.
00:59:40Both of you lost.
00:59:41It's a tie.
00:59:42The sweetness of the judgment is good.
00:59:43What's going on?
00:59:44The sweetness of the judgment is good.
00:59:45The sweetness of the judgment is good.
00:59:46What should I do?
00:59:47I'm satisfied.
00:59:49There are countless games, right?
00:59:50There are countless games that are still being uploaded.
00:59:53If you want to buy this, you can buy it.
00:59:55If you search for Noda Games on Nintendo Switch, it will come out.
01:00:00You can make it right away and play it right away.
01:00:03You can play a lot of games that are said to be masterpieces.
01:00:07It's not just a game to make a game.
01:00:09It's a great tool that you can play games all day long.
01:00:13I'm looking forward to the masterpiece.
01:00:14Yes, please.
01:00:16Thank you very much, Mr. Noda.