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00:00Peretou!
00:02The world's most surprising specialty store.
00:07Once she arrived at the screw specialty store, which has over 100,000 types of screws,
00:15The screws are finally here.
00:17Yes.
00:18I don't use a drill.
00:20I thought it was strange.
00:23She met a Japanese-only artist who used screws to combine shippo-yaki and Japanese painting.
00:31In addition, she went to a specialty store of palm trees, which is also rare in Japan,
00:39and a specialty store of brush and brush in Kitamachi.
00:44She came across a number of specialty store dramas.
00:49This time, it's the fifth episode of the series.
00:55She went to Toho, 5 minutes from Tokyo Skytree.
01:05At first glance, it looks like a normal building,
01:10but when she went inside,
01:13Excuse me.
01:15Wow, that's amazing.
01:18There are a lot of tools.
01:22Tools from all over the world to fill the store.
01:29This is a specialty store of flag.
01:32It's cute.
01:35There are various sizes of flags.
01:38This is a product called mini flag.
01:41It's cute.
01:42For example, you can wave a sports flag and cheer.
01:48The size of the flag is 15cm to 3m, and various sizes can be assembled.
01:57In addition, there are flags in the warehouse.
02:05Blue flag.
02:07This is St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
02:11I didn't know that.
02:14There are almost no flags that don't exist.
02:18There are more than 200 kinds of flags, including flags that are not familiar to many people.
02:25In addition, there are winning flags and climbing flags displayed in the store.
02:31There are more than 2,000 kinds of flags used in various scenes.
02:38What kind of people, what kind of purpose, what kind of flag do they come to buy?
02:44There was a surprise flag drama.
02:50Please show me how to use the flag of the surprise specialty store.
02:54This is interesting.
02:57The first customer is this young man.
03:00When do you go to buy a flag?
03:02I've never bought a flag.
03:09He is looking for a small flag.
03:16He crouches down and eats the flag.
03:20What kind of flag is he looking for?
03:24Can I ask you a question?
03:27Where did you come from?
03:29I'm from Saitama.
03:31I want a flag.
03:33Do you want a flag to decorate your room?
03:37Mr. Yoneyama came to look for a flag to decorate his room.
03:41I want to decorate my room with a flag.
03:43However, he chose a flag that is not familiar to many people.
03:48This is a small flag.
03:51This is the old flag of Rwanda.
03:56He was looking for a flag that was used 24 years ago in the Republic of Rwanda, which is located in the center of Africa.
04:06This is an old flag.
04:08Actually, this is Mr. Yoneyama's flag.
04:11This is a national flag.
04:17This is an old flag of Afghanistan.
04:22This is a national flag of the South.
04:24I don't have a national flag now.
04:27I like history.
04:29How many national flags do you have in your house?
04:31I have about 50 big flags.
04:34I have about 100 small flags.
04:39I bought them all here.
04:41I see.
04:43Mr. Yoneyama has been going to the store for the first time in a year.
04:46He is a national flag lover.
04:50Next, I will show you a bag of national flags for sale.
04:57Is there a flag you are wearing?
04:59This is a national flag of Serbia.
05:01I wanted this.
05:04I like the national anthem.
05:06I heard the national anthem and wanted to collect national flags.
05:11This is a national flag of Serbia.
05:15On this day, he bought a lot of national flags for sale.
05:20He bought about 30 national flags.
05:25Thank you very much.
05:28He went home satisfied.
05:31It's cheap, isn't it?
05:32It was a good purchase.
05:35Next, he came to the store.
05:38Welcome.
05:41This is the national flag I bought the other day.
05:44Is this a flag of Nepal?
05:46Yes, it is.
05:47Nepal?
05:49A woman came to buy a flag of Nepal.
05:53It's a jagged design, so it may look small when you hold it.
05:59I want a big one, so I bought the biggest one.
06:04Thank you very much.
06:07He bought a flag of Nepal with a width of 7cm and a length of 1m.
06:12It's the biggest flag of Nepal.
06:16I needed it next week.
06:20I tried to buy it online, but I couldn't make it in time.
06:23So I looked for a flag shop nearby and found it.
06:28Is it for work?
06:29Yes.
06:30I needed a flag of Nepal at the company I work for.
06:35She urgently needed a flag of Nepal at her father's company.
06:40What does this mean?
06:46If you don't mind, can I use your flag?
06:53Yes, you can.
06:56What does she use a big flag of Nepal for?
07:00What does she use a flag of Nepal for?
07:03We met her at Enoshima, Kanagawa Prefecture.
07:08Nice to meet you.
07:09Nice to meet you, too.
07:13You have a lot of flags.
07:16Yes, I do.
07:17Do you have a flag of Nepal?
07:18Yes, I do.
07:20I have a flag of Japan, India, and Vietnam.
07:26Is it a curry shop?
07:28I see.
07:30She had four flags of Japan, India, and Vietnam in addition to a flag of Nepal.
07:38Then she went to a park.
07:42There are a lot of people.
07:45Then...
07:46A flag of Nepal.
07:47A flag of Nepal.
07:48A flag of Nepal.
07:49A flag of Nepal.
07:50Yes.
07:51What is it?
07:52A flag of Nepal.
07:54She started handing out the flags she had prepared.
07:57What is this?
08:01What is this?
08:03We use this to take a group photo.
08:07We're on a business trip to Enoshima.
08:11I hope this will be a good memory.
08:13A business trip?
08:16Kato's father runs a confectionery factory in Chiba.
08:22He has 160 employees in Nepal, Vietnam, and India.
08:32On this day, he came on a business trip to deepen the trust between the employees.
08:401, 2, 3.
08:42It's Inoki.
08:44Do you understand?
08:451, 2, 3.
08:51I see.
08:53When I think about the things I didn't have, I was shocked.
08:58I'm glad I went to buy it.
09:01The flags she bought were a good memory for the people of each country.
09:08I'm happy.
09:11Tospa, a flag specialty store, was founded in 1937.
09:16The reason was...
09:18In 1940, the Tokyo Olympics were held.
09:21It was said that the Tokyo Olympics were an illusion.
09:24There was a big event, so they built a flag.
09:27It started with a specialty factory in Hinomaru.
09:31Tospa, which started as a Japanese flag specialty store.
09:36In 1964, the Tokyo Olympics were held.
09:40There were a lot of flags for cheering.
09:43More than 600,000 were made in the next century.
09:48After that, there were international events such as Osaka Expo.
09:53At the opening of the J-League, they made that huge flag.
09:57It's moving.
10:00The change of the times has been colored by various flags.
10:04I see. This is when you buy it.
10:07Recently, there have been more orders from foreign restaurants.
10:16Then...
10:19Excuse me.
10:22Welcome.
10:26You're in a hurry.
10:27I'm looking for a Japanese flag.
10:30I'm looking for a Japanese flag.
10:34A Japanese flag.
10:36What was the female customer looking for?
10:41Is this the same size as the Korean flag?
10:44I think it's about the same size.
10:46Is this okay?
10:48It's not good if either is big.
10:50I think it's about the same size.
10:53She bought a big Japanese flag.
10:57I'm sorry. Thank you very much.
11:00I used to buy a Korean flag at a separate store.
11:03I didn't have a Japanese flag, so I bought it alone.
11:08It seems that a Japanese flag of the same size as the Korean flag purchased earlier was urgently needed.
11:17The Japanese flag you bought...
11:19It's completely used for work.
11:20Oh, it's used for work.
11:22Can you show me how to use the flag?
11:25Yes, I can.
11:26I'll ask the president.
11:29I'll ask him.
11:31Can you ask him?
11:33I'll ask him.
11:36She bought a big Japanese flag.
11:39What will she use it for?
11:42The next day, the president's permission was given.
11:45She went to Omotesando.
11:49Did you bring it as it is?
11:51Yes, I brought it from home in this state.
11:55Was it?
11:56I was quite embarrassed.
11:57I brought it so that there was no wrinkle.
11:59That's right.
12:00I also ironed it and stretched it.
12:03Today's event is so important that it's meaningless without this.
12:09Omotesando?
12:11A big Japanese flag and a big Korean flag play an important role.
12:16What kind of event is it?
12:23The next day, the president's permission was given.
12:25Mr. Sokoro's Sokon Tokoro is being broadcasted on TVer and U-NEXT.
12:30Is Kojima-kun there?
12:33Yes, he is.
12:34From there?
12:35No, from here.
12:36Isn't it from here?
12:38It's not here.
12:39It's here, Kojima-kun!
12:40It's different from usual.
12:41You can't enter from the door.
12:42No, I can't.
12:43It's always from that side.
12:45It's the other way around.
12:46I set this in Tennozu.
12:48It's always from that side.
12:49The studio is different from usual.
12:51I'll go.
12:52The city of the world.
12:54The city of the world?
12:55Please guess the city of the world.
12:57I don't know if I can guess it.
12:58It's a city that everyone knows.
13:00It's okay.
13:01A country that puts a bottle of beer in a thick sock and carries it.
13:06And a city.
13:07It's amazing if you get it right with this.
13:08Socks.
13:10If you look at the hint, you'll know most of it.
13:13Tights.
13:14Beer bottle.
13:15Correct.
13:16Tights. Beer bottle.
13:17Tights.
13:18Beer bottle.
13:22I see.
13:23Did you get it?
13:24Germany.
13:25Berlin.
13:26Correct!
13:28That was great.
13:29I got it.
13:30It was easy, right?
13:31I'm glad I got it.
13:32Next.
13:34I like you.
13:35If you like me, what country and city do you keep saying?
13:41This is a good question.
13:44Do you want to see the hint?
13:45Yes, I do.
13:47I love Shizuoka.
13:49Aotabi.
13:50I don't know.
13:51I love Shizuoka.
13:54I love Shizuoka.
13:55Aotabi.
13:56Abu Dhabi.
13:58Abu Dhabi.
13:59You're out of time.
14:01What was it?
14:02The answer is the Arabian Peninsula.
14:04The Arabian Peninsula.
14:05The Arabian Peninsula.
14:07I love Shizuoka.
14:09Aotabi.
14:10You're a genius.
14:11No one would think of a quiz like this.
14:15She bought a large Japanese flag from a flag shop
14:19and brought a Korean flag with her.
14:25I think today's event is very meaningful
14:29because of this flag.
14:32What is an event where the flag plays an important role?
14:37What do you mean by the sun and tomato noodles?
14:40It's part of a group of companies
14:43that develops the sun and tomato noodles.
14:47But how do you use a flag at a ramen shop?
14:54She decorated the glass in front of the shop with a Japanese flag
14:59and a Korean flag.
15:06What?
15:07And...
15:12Who are those people?
15:15They're the president of the shop
15:17and a business partner of the shop.
15:23That's right.
15:24It was an important event
15:26where the ramen shop signed a contract
15:29to go to Korea on this day.
15:32It was a happy event.
15:33The reason why I'm wearing a flag
15:35is because I'm representing Japan
15:37and I'm going to start a business.
15:39I have to succeed.
15:41It's a strong determination.
15:44I'm excited.
15:45Let's go!
15:47The event ended safely.
15:50Did you prepare well?
15:52Yes, I did.
15:53It was a great success.
15:55I'm glad we're the same size.
15:58I'm jealous.