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00:00:01Good morning.
00:00:02Good morning.
00:00:03It's time for the Y-DRAW SHOW.
00:00:06Tetsuya Takeda is here to congratulate us.
00:00:10This is the last time he'll be on Y-DRAW SHOW.
00:00:14But he'll be on the special caster for Sunshine,
00:00:17which will be aired in March.
00:00:20Congratulations.
00:00:24Good morning.
00:00:25I don't know yet, but I'll be there.
00:00:26You don't have to get up early.
00:00:28It's tough.
00:00:31But there are times like that in life.
00:00:34There are times when you have to work.
00:00:36There are times when you have to work.
00:00:38Mr. Takeda, you've been working for many years.
00:00:43I've been working for 50 years, but I'm still not good enough.
00:00:46I'll do my best.
00:00:48Please look forward to it.
00:00:51This program is a wide show where celebrities who are usually scooped gather to talk about their personal opinions.
00:01:00Mr. Atsushi.
00:01:01Yes.
00:01:02I'd like to talk about the news of Yoshimoto Industries.
00:01:07Takahira Kuruma of Reiwa Romance has announced that he will be on social media on the 19th for the issue of suspicions of gambling at an online casino.
00:01:19In order to take this case seriously and make it an opportunity to stand out, he will be on social media for the time being.
00:01:29Mr. Kiyohara.
00:01:31Yes.
00:01:32It's a matter of online casino.
00:01:34It is said that there are several entertainers now.
00:01:40Legally, gambling at an online casino in Japan is out.
00:01:45Yes, it's out.
00:01:46It's illegal and a crime.
00:01:49Mr. Atsushi.
00:01:50Yes.
00:01:51What do you think of this news?
00:01:54I thought it was illegal for Kuruma to gamble at an online casino.
00:02:03Was it in 2019?
00:02:05According to Mr. Kuruma's statement, the last reason is that the incident took place four years ago.
00:02:10That's right. It's been three years, so if it was four years ago, the incident would have taken place.
00:02:15I heard that there are other entertainers in Yoshimoto Industry who recognize the truth.
00:02:22So I made a statement like this on YouTube.
00:02:27I will be on social media for the time being.
00:02:29But some people haven't said it yet.
00:02:31I have no choice but to respond to this.
00:02:36I feel like there are only seeds left.
00:02:45If there are many people who recognize the truth, everyone will have an image of Kuruma.
00:02:51I think it's terrible that we don't know the truth.
00:02:58Us.
00:02:59Yes, us too.
00:03:01If you don't have a reading ability, you won't be able to keep up with the times.
00:03:08That's right.
00:03:09There are a lot of Japanese people gambling at an online casino, right?
00:03:15That's right.
00:03:16It is said that it is illegal, but it wasn't so popular until a few years ago.
00:03:22Rather, there were a lot of ads on the Internet that said it was legal or illegal.
00:03:28Until a few years ago, I think many people enjoyed online gambling without realizing that it was illegal or criminal.
00:03:37But now that I'm back in business, I know that a lot of people are using online gambling.
00:03:45I think the police can't leave this alone.
00:03:48You can hear the voice of showing off.
00:03:51There is a rumor that the police caught a famous person.
00:03:55Is there such a trend in the police?
00:04:02I think it's a show-off that the entertainers of Yoshimoto Kogyo were targeted.
00:04:11In other words, even if you catch an ordinary person, it won't be big news.
00:04:17However, if you catch a famous person, you will be treated as a criminal many times.
00:04:31It's also an advertisement for online gambling.
00:04:35Is that so?
00:04:36Is that true?
00:04:37Is that what you're saying?
00:04:38That's right.
00:04:39What does it look like?
00:04:40That's right.
00:04:41Can you do it easily?
00:04:42But when I went to look it up, the police said that online gambling was illegal.
00:04:51If you ignore that, you'll be on the top of the screen.
00:04:55It's hard to get there.
00:04:57I see.
00:04:58I don't know much about online gambling.
00:05:01But four or five years ago, there were a lot of ads that said it was okay to do it at all.
00:05:09I thought there was a new type of gambling.
00:05:15I'm a housewife, so if I make a mistake when I'm free at home, I'll be in trouble.
00:05:21I thought it was dangerous.
00:05:23So I made sure I couldn't connect to the internet.
00:05:26If I connect to the internet, the police will say,
00:05:28I see.
00:05:29If I don't go out, I'll be in trouble.
00:05:31It's a domestic access.
00:05:32That's right.
00:05:33I want you to do that.
00:05:34But if you don't do that, you'll get lost.
00:05:37That's right.
00:05:38It's a problem now, so I understand.
00:05:40Do you think it's natural that you have to restrain yourself?
00:05:49I think it's natural.
00:05:52Especially if you're a celebrity, if you go back 10 or 20 years,
00:06:02you'll be able to reflect on it.
00:06:04And if there's someone who's been hurt by it, there's a situation.
00:06:07Even if it's an accident.
00:06:12I think there's a gradation.
00:06:14I don't know where online gambling is.
00:06:17I used to smoke a lot.
00:06:20I'm on a suspension now.
00:06:23I don't know if you used to smoke or not.
00:06:27I don't think it's natural to restrain yourself now.
00:06:31But bad things are bad, so you have to reflect on it.
00:06:36I don't think you need to restrain yourself.
00:06:41There's a sponsor on TV.
00:06:44I can't put out an ad for a show with a gray talent.
00:06:49Then I'll withdraw.
00:06:52That's why I'm restraining myself.
00:06:54That's right.
00:06:55So even if you don't go crazy, you're more restrained now.
00:07:00So if there's a moment when you go crazy, you restrain yourself.
00:07:05Even if there's a limit to what you're doing now.
00:07:08I think it's natural.
00:07:10I want to cheer you up.
00:07:12I want to do a live show with Reiwa Roman.
00:07:15I want to do it.
00:07:16I want to do it at all.
00:07:17It's a self-restraint.
00:07:19Let's go crazy.
00:07:20Come back soon and do an event with Mr. Takeda.
00:07:24I'll do it.
00:07:25That's a good word.
00:07:26I'll do it, so come back soon.
00:07:28I think it's reassuring that Mr. Takeda is waiting for us.
00:07:31Tetsuya Takeda is waiting for us.
00:07:33So Mr. Takeda, please don't go on an adventure with Sunshine until Reiwa Roman comes back.
00:07:38Please go.
00:07:40I'm sorry.
00:07:43Sunshine
00:07:53Nishida Toshiuchi, an actor who passed away in last October of he's 76 years old.
00:07:57His farewell meeting was held in Tokyo last year,
00:08:01and the people who had meeting with him and his fans were there during the farewell meeting.
00:08:07Mr. Tetsuya Takeda and Mr. Shigeru Matsuzaki, who had a deep friendship with Mr. Nishida, and about 700 people gathered at the venue.
00:08:18Mr. Tetsuya Takeda and Mr. Shigeru Matsuzaki, who had a deep friendship with Mr. Nishida, and about 700 people gathered at the venue.
00:08:21Mr. Tetsuya Takeda and Mr. Shigeru Matsuzaki, who had a deep friendship with Mr. Nishida, and about 700 people gathered at the venue.
00:08:41This is what I heard from Mr. Nishida.
00:08:45A long time ago, when Mr. Nishida went to shoot in Susono, Fuji, in a drama called Saiyuki.
00:08:53During the break, Mr. Nishida couldn't stand it anymore, and he was brutally beaten up in Kusamura.
00:09:03Then, a Self-Defense Force unit passed by, and Mr. Nishida, who was in a pig shape, was surprised to see him and saluted him.
00:09:18I've heard this story from Mr. Nishida several times, but there are some different versions of this.
00:09:27For example, when a tank stopped, or when a parachute unit passed by.
00:09:32Mr. Nishida is also happy.
00:09:34There is no way to confirm which is the true story now.
00:09:41I was really sad, and I wanted to spend more time with Dr. X.
00:09:50Please continue to watch the Japanese entertainment world from heaven.
00:09:59I love you.
00:10:05Tetsuya Takeda also said goodbye after being disbanded.
00:10:10He is a great actor.
00:10:15As Mr. Mitani and Mr. Masayuki said, he is a great actor.
00:10:23He played all the roles, from the bravest pig to General Tokugawa.
00:10:28He can do both good and bad.
00:10:31When he plays a villain, he has a great sense of human touch.
00:10:39And when he plays a good guy, he can play a person who can't see the bottom.
00:10:48In that sense, he is like a mirror of an actor.
00:10:54Did you go out with your family?
00:10:56Yes, I did.
00:10:58Mr. Nishida and I are a family.
00:11:01He is a funny person, so he took me to a good restaurant.
00:11:05I liked to show my manners.
00:11:12He taught me how to eat cheese fondue for the first time in my life.
00:11:19He cut the bread.
00:11:22There were two children.
00:11:25They were girls, so they got along well.
00:11:28He said, the dessert is a melon.
00:11:31Mr. Nishida and the child jumped up and shouted,
00:11:34It's a melon!
00:11:36Mr. Nishida said,
00:11:38You ate it yesterday, didn't you?
00:11:41They were so funny.
00:11:43When they became the main characters,
00:11:48they promised to meet each other in a drama.
00:11:52I saw it on the news.
00:11:55It's been a long time since I've seen a young man like that.
00:12:01I'm lonely.
00:12:03I'm really lonely.
00:12:06Ms. Ayana Kato, you were surprised, weren't you?
00:12:10Yes, I was surprised.
00:12:12I thought I'd take a closer look at you.
00:12:15I have to take a closer look at your body.
00:12:17I saw you in the dressing room with a pet camera.
00:12:22You don't have to say it's a pet camera.
00:12:25Are you going to film it?
00:12:27I'm going to react to you and move.
00:12:29Are you going to follow me all the time?
00:12:31I'm going to follow you 360 degrees.
00:12:33I'm going to get a subscription, so please share it.
00:12:36I thought you were eating something.
00:12:38That's good.
00:12:40I thought you were eating something.
00:12:42I thought you were eating something.
00:12:44Have you ever been co-starred with Ueno-san?
00:12:47I was in the drama.
00:12:49I was in the drama.
00:12:51You were in the youkai.
00:12:53You can be a youkai, too.
00:12:56But at that time, it was completely CG.
00:12:59It was a separate shooting.
00:13:01It wasn't a face-to-face meeting.
00:13:03I'm really frustrated.
00:13:05How do I make it?
00:13:07I want to be like him and I want to act like him.
00:13:12I remember the script.
00:13:16When the shoot starts,
00:13:18He's speaking a lot of words that come from his own body.
00:13:23Have you ever heard of it?
00:13:26Yes, I go over to the other side of the line.
00:13:29You go over to the other side of the line.
00:13:32He does both good and bad things.
00:13:36That's what makes him so popular.
00:13:40I'd like to ask the angel, but I'd also like to ask the devil.
00:13:48I see.
00:13:49Toshiki Nishida is that kind of person.
00:13:51He's talked to both angels and devils.
00:13:54That comes out in his performances.
00:13:58Mr. Nishida, this is a difficult question.
00:14:03You have to talk to both angels and devils to become a good actor.
00:14:09Shall I go?
00:14:11You have to go as far as online activities.
00:14:14No, I'd like to go beyond online activities.
00:14:17That's Las Vegas.
00:14:19It's not a problem if you go to Las Vegas.
00:14:22It's not a problem if you go abroad.
00:14:25Mr. Nishida.
00:14:26On the 19th, Yakult Swallows, a professional baseball team,
00:14:29announced that its mascot, Tsubakuro,
00:14:31had passed away.
00:14:33This month, on the 6th,
00:14:35he announced that he would be on long-term leave due to health problems.
00:14:39You've met Tsubakuro, haven't you?
00:14:42Yes.
00:14:43Tsubakuro teased me at an event before.
00:14:46That's how I was invited to Yakult's funeral.
00:14:49He's a new mascot character.
00:14:51That's right.
00:14:52On the day of the funeral,
00:14:54I heard that Tsubakuro would be on a long-term leave.
00:14:58But I didn't know that Tsubakuro would tackle me on the way.
00:15:01Do you have this?
00:15:02This is a video of Tsubakuro and Maezawa.
00:15:05Please watch it.
00:15:07Wait a minute.
00:15:08He's here.
00:15:09He's here.
00:15:10I'd be happy if I could meet him.
00:15:12I was so happy.
00:15:13Seven years ago.
00:15:14I'm so happy.
00:15:16I'm so happy.
00:15:17I've only been teased through the screen.
00:15:19Really?
00:15:20You were teased last time.
00:15:22Thanks to Tsubakuro, I was invited to a long-term leave.
00:15:27He told me to quit.
00:15:28He told me to quit.
00:15:29He told me to quit.
00:15:31What?
00:15:32He teased me a lot.
00:15:34He's a new mascot character.
00:15:35Really?
00:15:36I'm so happy.
00:15:39I didn't think there would be such a big surprise.
00:15:43What?
00:15:45Don't drink soju.
00:15:47Don't drink soju.
00:15:50Tsubakuro has a good physique.
00:15:52He has a big chest.
00:15:57I was surprised.
00:15:59I was really surprised.
00:16:02It's nice to be in the middle of the summer.
00:16:04Everyone is happy.
00:16:07I was nervous not to drop it.
00:16:09That's right.
00:16:10That's great.
00:16:12Come on.
00:16:13Wait a minute.
00:16:15It's too high.
00:16:16It's too high.
00:16:20Tsubakuro, thank you.
00:16:22I miss you.
00:16:24You're laughing now, aren't you?
00:16:26I was nervous about lifting at the baseball stadium.
00:16:30I was concentrating on not dropping it.
00:16:32I didn't expect a tackle.
00:16:34I was upset and threw it.
00:16:36There was a ball like a mountain.
00:16:40You didn't get excited at all.
00:16:42The tackle was the most exciting.
00:16:43The tackle was the most exciting.
00:16:44I was really relieved.
00:16:46I love baseball.
00:16:48It's the first time I've seen a mascot.
00:16:53It's a bad character.
00:16:55The form is neutral.
00:16:59But when I picked it up, it was bad.
00:17:02Tsubakuro is talking to the devil.
00:17:07He's talking to the devil.
00:17:10He's talking to the devil.
00:17:12This is a character that has been erased.
00:17:16Compared to other characters who are good at keeping compliance,
00:17:22Tsubakuro is a devil.
00:17:26I'm glad.
00:17:28It's a new way for mascot characters.
00:17:32It's a rule not to speak.
00:17:37But Tsubakuro speaks perfectly.
00:17:39Tsubakuro speaks perfectly.
00:17:42Thank you very much.
00:17:45Major opening match.
00:17:47The first match between Japanese players.
00:17:54The MLB opening series, Cubs vs. Dodgers, which is approaching next month.
00:18:00On the 16th, tickets were sold out.
00:18:06Tickets were first-come, first-served.
00:18:10One hour after the sale, the sale was over.
00:18:15In addition.
00:18:17In the opening match on March 18th, the match was decided by the Japanese players for the first time in the Major history.
00:18:25The Major League will be exciting.
00:18:29Among them, there is a player who is attracting attention.
00:18:35It's been my dream since I was a kid.
00:18:39I'm very happy to be able to sign a contract with the Major League team.
00:18:44I was highly evaluated by the Japanese players.
00:18:47Shotaro Mori, who signed a minor contract with the Major Athletics for about 236 million yen.
00:18:57He graduated from Toho High School, a new school in Hensachi 71, this spring.
00:19:03He is a member of the club.
00:19:06His height is 184 centimeters.
00:19:10His fastest speed is 153 kilometers per hour.
00:19:13He has played in 45 high school teams.
00:19:17His play style is the same as Ohtani.
00:19:22I don't want to make history.
00:19:25I want to do what I want to do.
00:19:28I want to do what makes me happy.
00:19:31From graduating high school to the Major League, he will take on a new challenge.
00:19:37This is the news.
00:19:39This is Tetsuya Ikeda, a high school baseball fanatic.
00:19:42Good morning.
00:19:43Thank you for having me.
00:19:45First of all, the tickets for the Major League will be sold out in Japan.
00:19:52Mr. Uenzu.
00:19:53I tried to get tickets with my friend.
00:19:57First of all, it's heavy.
00:19:59I can't go to a place where I can make a reservation.
00:20:02You can't go that far?
00:20:03I can't go that far.
00:20:05So I always think.
00:20:08Where should I connect?
00:20:12It's a matter of luck.
00:20:15The opening is Toshio Yamamoto.
00:20:17The second half is Toshio Imanaga.
00:20:19The Japanese pitcher will be selected.
00:20:22Of course I'm happy.
00:20:25In the Tokyo Dome, Toshio Imanaga threw the ball.
00:20:31Yamamoto didn't throw the ball in the Tokyo Dome.
00:20:35I think there will be a difference in the mound.
00:20:40In the Major League, the Tokyo Dome is small.
00:20:44I think there will be a lot of home runs.
00:20:46I'm looking forward to Otani's home run and Seiya Suzuki's home run.
00:20:51Toshio Sasaki also announced his plan to play.
00:20:57The director said that.
00:20:59Mr. Atsushi, you don't usually watch baseball.
00:21:01Do you check the matches that you pay attention to?
00:21:05Yes, I do.
00:21:06On March 15th, I got a ticket for the Giants vs. the Dodgers.
00:21:12Why?
00:21:14My father is a big fan of the Giants.
00:21:18My father asked me if there was anything I wanted to do while I was alive.
00:21:24I said I didn't have anything in particular.
00:21:27But when I listened to him, he said he wanted to watch the Giants on the back net.
00:21:32And he said it was good to be on the air.
00:21:36I'm looking for it.
00:21:37The Giants' back net is full of annual tickets.
00:21:41My father said he wanted it.
00:21:43I've asked a lot of people, but I can't.
00:21:47Mr. Atsushi, there's a back net full of tickets.
00:21:51The Giants' back net is full of tickets.
00:21:53But my father said it was good to be on the air.
00:21:56He said it was good to be on the air.
00:22:01My father also said it was good to be on the air.
00:22:06So I can watch the Giants and the Dodgers.
00:22:09I'm going to watch it on March 15th at my parents' high school.
00:22:15Maybe it's on the back net.
00:22:17It's like Mr. Atsushi.
00:22:19Maybe it's your father.
00:22:23He's next to me.
00:22:24I see.
00:22:25Together.
00:22:27Thank you, Mr. Tetsuya Ikeda.
00:22:30By the way, I'm a fan of Mr. Sasaki.
00:22:33I've heard a lot about you.
00:22:36I've heard a lot about you.
00:22:42I've heard a lot about you.
00:22:44I've been going to see you since I was in high school.
00:22:48Did you see the practice game?
00:22:49I went to see the practice game.
00:22:51The ball was terrifying.
00:22:53Was it when you were in high school?
00:22:54It was when I was in high school.
00:22:55The catcher, Mr. Oyokawa, was a good catcher.
00:22:58I used to stop him a lot.
00:22:59I used to stop him a lot.
00:23:03The first time I saw Mr. Sasaki,
00:23:05The first time I saw Mr. Sasaki,
00:23:06The first time I saw Mr. Sasaki,
00:23:08I was excited.
00:23:09I noticed that I was holding hands with a lighter I didn't know.
00:23:14Did the lighter laugh?
00:23:16Did the lighter laugh?
00:23:17Did the lighter laugh?
00:23:18What about you, Mr. Otani?
00:23:19I'm watching it.
00:23:20I'm watching it.
00:23:21I was more shocked by Mr. Sasaki as a pitcher.
00:23:24Really?
00:23:25I think he's amazing.
00:23:27I think he's amazing.
00:23:28He's going abroad.
00:23:29He's going abroad.
00:23:30He's going abroad.
00:23:31He's going abroad.
00:23:32He's going abroad.
00:23:33He's going abroad.
00:23:34He's going abroad.
00:23:35Mr. Tanaka and Mr. Ma joined the Giants.
00:23:38Mr. Sakamoto and Mr. Sakamoto
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00:24:19Did a foreign skater come?
00:24:21I don't know
00:24:22You don't know?
00:24:23I don't know at all
00:24:24No mark
00:24:25No mark?
00:24:26No mark
00:24:27No topic at all
00:24:28This
00:24:29Everyone, I will tell you the name of the player you want to remember today
00:24:31Mori Shotaro
00:24:33Yes
00:24:34Major in minor
00:24:3618 years old
00:24:38Tokyo Toho High School 3rd year
00:24:40Height 184 cm
00:24:43Fastest 153 km
00:24:45High school 2, 3, 45
00:24:47By the way, Toho High School
00:24:50In the past 2024
00:24:5312 people in Tokyo University
00:24:55KO 86 people
00:24:5769 people in Waseda
00:24:58And, and, and
00:24:59This Mori
00:25:01He didn't go to the Japanese draft, did he?
00:25:04This is
00:25:05Of course, the Japanese draft
00:25:06The Japanese team was also paying attention
00:25:08Yes
00:25:09Director, Director Tanaka
00:25:11I talked to Mori and his family
00:25:14I want to go with one major
00:25:16Please don't choose
00:25:17Even if I win first place, I won't go
00:25:19I sent a request letter to the 12 teams
00:25:22What?
00:25:23And then
00:25:24I can go as a team
00:25:27But
00:25:28Like Otani
00:25:29Like Otani
00:25:30I want to go to Otani
00:25:31Anyway, I have a plan for Otani
00:25:34I understand the feelings of the fighters and join the team
00:25:37I can do that
00:25:38Mori's feelings are already solid
00:25:40I wrote a request letter and sent it
00:25:43I didn't go anywhere
00:25:47By the way
00:25:48What is the reason for signing a minor contract?
00:25:51Originally
00:25:53In X
00:25:54A person in the US Major League
00:25:57I happened to see it when I came on a trip
00:26:00I posted it on X
00:26:02Inbound
00:26:03You can go inbound
00:26:04Do you happen to go to high school?
00:26:06Originally, I was looking for a baseball environment
00:26:09If you upload the video you took
00:26:11Who is this?
00:26:13The major area
00:26:14So I'm going to see it
00:26:16Major people are starting to come
00:26:18Can you lose this last game in the first round?
00:26:21I will lose
00:26:22How was Mori's batting?
00:26:26The batting was a center fly with all three seats
00:26:29The time to hit was too long
00:26:31It's floating for more than 6 seconds
00:26:33It's high
00:26:35So the scout who has the stopwatch
00:26:38Push it
00:26:41It's like watching Chaplin's movie
00:26:43Really?
00:26:45It's really more than 6 seconds
00:26:47It's ridiculous
00:26:48When I measured it, it was about 6.11 seconds
00:26:54I'm going to watch baseball with a stopwatch
00:26:57I also take pictures of high school students' buttocks
00:27:01It's a butt, right?
00:27:02Yes, it's a sports with a lower body
00:27:04How much did your butt get bigger?
00:27:07That's good
00:27:09As an athlete
00:27:11Anyway, it's a butt
00:27:13Whether to succeed as a professional
00:27:15That's right
00:27:17This is Mori
00:27:19What kind of baseball results do you have in elementary school and junior high school?
00:27:24When I was in elementary school, I joined the Seibu Lions Junior
00:27:29Isn't it Seibu Lions?
00:27:31When I was in the Lions Junior, the level of other players was high
00:27:35I didn't play at all
00:27:37There is a speed
00:27:39The speed of growth
00:27:41When I entered junior high school, I had a back injury due to growth
00:27:47So I joined the Nanshiki
00:27:50When I joined the Nanshiki, there was a corona
00:27:53There was a time when I couldn't play baseball
00:27:55There was a time when I wanted to quit baseball
00:27:58That was in junior high school?
00:28:00I didn't play when I was in junior high school
00:28:02It's a recent story
00:28:04It's a story from the other day
00:28:06It's a story from the other day
00:28:08There was something that helped me when I was about to quit
00:28:11What?
00:28:12Demon Slayer
00:28:14What?
00:28:15I happened to have nothing to do with baseball, so I was watching Demon Slayer at home
00:28:20Tanjiro, the main character, is doing a lot of training to help his sister
00:28:25I was wondering what I was doing when he was doing so much training
00:28:29My mother happens to be a yoga instructor
00:28:32I can do yoga even at that time
00:28:34I learned yoga breathing
00:28:36Breathing?
00:28:37Yoga breathing
00:28:38Demon Slayer
00:28:39It's a great demon slayer
00:28:43So it's not elite
00:28:45That's right
00:28:46The contract is also a bit of a topic
00:28:48Yes
00:28:49It's about 3,900,000 yen in Japan
00:28:54If I say this, I will challenge the major league
00:28:57I'm going to high school
00:28:59I'm going to the major league, so I can't get a job
00:29:03But the major league guarantees that
00:29:06For example, in the winter of the minor league, you can go to school when the season is off
00:29:12Even after quitting baseball, you can go to school because you will pay money
00:29:17When you think about a long life, you can't just play baseball
00:29:22Even after quitting baseball, you can do what you want to do
00:29:28That's right
00:29:29Thinking about a second career
00:29:31Even if it's free, he's a smart kid
00:29:34His English is also very good
00:29:36He must have studied English a lot
00:29:38Mori himself started practicing from about 3.30 and practiced until about 6
00:29:43Go home at 7 and eat
00:29:45From 8 o'clock, English conversation in online class
00:29:48From there, he did yoga with his mother and went to bed around 11
00:29:53He lives like a young man
00:29:55Great
00:29:56It's great to make your own schedule
00:30:00Kirin Tamura interviewed former NBA player Yuta Watanabe
00:30:09Next is basketball
00:30:11Kirin Tamura interviewed former NBA player Yuta Watanabe
00:30:17Thank you
00:30:19Speaking of basketball, it's Kirin Tamura
00:30:23Yuta Watanabe is the second Japanese player
00:30:27Yuta Watanabe is the second Japanese player
00:30:30Yuta Watanabe is currently playing in Japan
00:30:34That's right
00:30:35This interview
00:30:37Looking at his face, you can tell he's happy
00:30:41I was really happy
00:30:43The work of B-League and NBA is done by Sawabe from Haraichi
00:30:50That's right
00:30:51First, I go to Sawabe
00:30:53There's a wall under Sawabe
00:30:56I take everything with a barter
00:31:00I don't go around
00:31:02Let's watch the video
00:31:03I've heard a lot about it
00:31:05NBA, the world's best basketball league
00:31:13The number of NBA players is said to be four years on average
00:31:18Yuta Watanabe, 30 years old, has been fighting for 6 years in a tough competition
00:31:36That's right
00:31:41Last year, Yuta Watanabe decided to return to Japan
00:31:44He fought as a representative of Japan
00:31:47He is a different person who Yuta Watanabe respects
00:31:53Why did he decide to return to Japan?
00:31:56What he felt in the NBA challenge
00:31:59We're going to talk about that
00:32:02Wow
00:32:04It's the day of the interview
00:32:07When this job came into my schedule
00:32:11You don't need to talk like that
00:32:12I wanted it to be decided
00:32:14I thought I was going to a shrine
00:32:17I'm really excited
00:32:19From Sawabe
00:32:23Wait a minute
00:32:25I'm waiting
00:32:26I'm waiting with that tone
00:32:29He's here
00:32:32He's already here
00:32:34It's usually the other way around
00:32:36Let me pick you up
00:32:38You're early
00:32:40I'm sorry
00:32:42Nice to meet you
00:32:43Nice to meet you
00:32:44It's really big
00:32:46It's really big
00:32:48It's 2.6 meters long
00:32:50How long is the wingspan?
00:32:52It's about 2.10 meters
00:32:54It's longer
00:32:55How long are your legs?
00:32:5732 centimeters
00:32:5932 centimeters?
00:33:01I'm really happy
00:33:03Can I open this?
00:33:05Here you go
00:33:07There's a SANS uniform
00:33:09There's broccoli
00:33:12There's also a Grizzly
00:33:15I'm sorry
00:33:17I love it so much
00:33:19I'm so happy
00:33:21Tamura, who is a huge fan of B-League, asks a lot of questions
00:33:27First
00:33:30You signed a two-year contract with NBA
00:33:34You decided to return to B-League after spending about 400 million yen for the rest of the year
00:33:40What did you think about that?
00:33:44Of course, I had a lot of fun
00:33:48But there were times when I couldn't play games
00:33:51Honestly, I had a hard time
00:33:53I thought it would be good for me to continue to play games
00:34:02I'm turning 30
00:34:05I think it's a good time
00:34:08I prioritized what I wanted to do over money
00:34:14Watanabe said in his book that he cried for a long time because he didn't have a chance to play
00:34:23I don't usually cry that much
00:34:27It was normal that I couldn't play games
00:34:31That's what I've been accumulating
00:34:36I think I cried alone for a long time
00:34:43What he saw in an environment where only a handful of players could play was the star players' effort
00:34:51Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant
00:34:54They are the players who represent the United States
00:34:57Their practice was amazing
00:35:00The intensity and density of their practice
00:35:05There was also a series of games before the away game
00:35:07After the game, I got on the plane and went to the next city
00:35:10I arrived at the hotel at 3 or 4 in the middle of the night
00:35:13There was also a game on that day
00:35:15There were players who played for about 40 minutes every game
00:35:19I was shocked to see that level of players play this much
00:35:24In addition, he was also shocked by the NBA
00:35:30There are drinks and food in the facility
00:35:35Is it a practice room?
00:35:37Yes, there is a kitchen and a chef
00:35:40Is it a hotel?
00:35:41Yes, it's a hotel
00:35:42There is also a pool
00:35:44There is a moving floor under the pool
00:35:48When you get injured, you can go to the pool and run
00:35:52Does the floor of the pool move?
00:35:54Yes
00:35:55It's NBA
00:35:58What?
00:35:59It's not a running machine?
00:36:01It's not a running machine, but it's in the pool
00:36:04Wow!
00:36:06It's a great service for the family
00:36:10What kind of service is there?
00:36:11If you have a problem, you can consult with the team and find a solution
00:36:16It's not good for the remote control
00:36:18It's an extreme story
00:36:20I thought the Wi-Fi was broken
00:36:23But the repairman came right away
00:36:27Mr. Matanabe has played a lot of Super Plays
00:36:33What is the best Super Play you've ever played?
00:36:38I'm sure it's the game I played when I was in Brooklyn Nets
00:36:42It's the game I played when I was in Raptors
00:36:45It's the game I played when I was in Raptors
00:36:47It's a legendary game
00:36:49This is the end of the game in the Raptors
00:36:53The Nets, which had been leading until the end, allowed a reversal
00:36:5715 seconds left in the game
00:37:02Usually, the ace player shoots in an important scene
00:37:07The ball goes to Mr. Matanabe
00:37:10Shot clock in 5, 9, 3
00:37:13Mr. Matanabe!
00:37:17You too, Mr. Matanabe
00:37:19If the ball came to me, I would shoot
00:37:22If it was a no-mark, I would shoot
00:37:25I shot with all my might and it was sucked in
00:37:28It's like, I did it!
00:37:30Sometimes, I miss the highlight of that scene
00:37:37In the NBA, he was one of the top players
00:37:40It's a three-point shot, which is the nickname of Mr. Yuta Matanabe
00:37:44But he was not good at shooting
00:37:48I've only scored one three-point shot in three years
00:37:54Really?
00:37:55You were the No.1 player in the NBA
00:37:58The ball flew at an unbelievable angle
00:38:01It happened to be in the backboard
00:38:03That was the only shot
00:38:05Did you evolve as you played?
00:38:07When I went to the U.S., I felt that I couldn't live without a three-point shot
00:38:15So, I practiced hard and went to the U.S.
00:38:21I see
00:38:22What did you feel when you returned to the B-League after 6 years in the NBA?
00:38:32First of all, the excitement wasn't the same as the Japanese basketball I knew
00:38:39It's been 11 years since I graduated from high school
00:38:44So, it was before you started playing in the B-League
00:38:46Yes, it was
00:38:47There were 10,000 people in the games on weekdays
00:38:51I couldn't imagine that when I was in Japan
00:38:55Now, I just enjoy playing basketball
00:39:01I think that's the reason why I was able to improve a lot
00:39:10What does Watanabe need for the future of Japanese basketball?
00:39:16I don't have enough skills yet
00:39:20So, you need to grow as a player
00:39:23That's right
00:39:24Compared to the NBA, there are still a lot of things that I need to improve
00:39:38But I think there are a lot of good shooters in Japan
00:39:43So, I need to improve my skills and experience
00:39:52There are a lot of players who are looking forward to the NBA
00:39:57Yes, there are a lot of players
00:39:59For example, Jacobs Akira who played with me in the Olympics
00:40:02He will be a player who will carry Japan in the future
00:40:07Now, I can see a lot of his posts on the internet
00:40:12What's so great about him?
00:40:14He is very serious
00:40:17He loves to practice
00:40:21He has a lot of talent
00:40:23But he loves basketball
00:40:25He wants to be better and practice more
00:40:28He is very ambitious
00:40:30He asks me a lot of questions
00:40:32So, I try to give him advice as much as I can
00:40:37Do you teach him everything?
00:40:40Of course
00:40:42He doesn't want to be interviewed
00:40:44Kill him
00:40:48Watanabe, who played in the NBA, gave advice to kids who want to play basketball in Japan
00:40:55First of all, I want to say this
00:40:58I started learning English
00:41:01It was hard
00:41:03Yes, it was hard
00:41:04I had a hard time when I was in college
00:41:06You can't translate basketball
00:41:09There are a lot of things going on in the court
00:41:12If you can't listen to what you want to say
00:41:16It's hard
00:41:18So, I say yes sir a lot
00:41:20Yes sir?
00:41:21You sound like a soldier
00:41:23It doesn't matter if my teammates play well
00:41:26But if I say yes sir when I want to say something good
00:41:30It's easy
00:41:32Everything goes well
00:41:34What kind of mentality do you think is important?
00:41:37In the US, people tend to be more reserved
00:41:46But Japanese people are very serious
00:41:49I got a lot of positive feedback when I played against Seymour
00:41:54I was able to play in the NBA for 6 years
00:41:57I think I'm the best
00:42:00If you're not in the court, you have to have a strong mentality
00:42:07What is Watanabe's future dream?
00:42:11It's a bit abstract
00:42:14I want to make Japanese basketball more popular
00:42:19As long as I'm being asked
00:42:21I want to work as a representative
00:42:24I want to be a strong representative of Japan
00:42:27I think this will be a topic for later
00:42:30I want to retire while being pushed
00:42:34You're thinking too much
00:42:36I want to be loved more
00:42:40I want to be seen more
00:42:42I want to retire
00:42:45After hearing the precious story
00:42:48At the end, Tamura-san
00:42:51That's amazing
00:42:52Excuse me
00:42:54I'm so happy
00:42:56That's amazing
00:42:58I'm so happy
00:43:02With Watanabe's support, Higashino-san
00:43:06Thank you
00:43:07I really like Higashino-san
00:43:10I hope to see him again
00:43:13I have one last thing
00:43:15I'm serious
00:43:16This is half advice
00:43:18I think it's the same as the serve
00:43:21Can you make a circle with the serve?
00:43:25That's tough
00:43:27It's fun
00:43:29Thank you, Watanabe-san
00:43:31That's tough
00:43:33I'm sorry
00:43:35It's more fun to talk to the serve
00:43:38Ueki-san
00:43:39I didn't expect a Japanese to go to the NBA and be active
00:43:44As I said earlier
00:43:46He's tall
00:43:47He'll probably be in the center until high school
00:43:51But if he goes to the other side, his size will change
00:43:54So he'll practice from outside
00:43:56That's how far he'll go
00:43:58At one time, he was No.1 in the league with 57%
00:44:03During the NBA days, in the US
00:44:05Even during the holidays
00:44:07He only practiced and took care of his body
00:44:10In the 6 years of NBA life
00:44:12He didn't even go out to eat
00:44:15Somehow, when he did something different from basketball
00:44:18I felt like I was going to be punished
00:44:20I have the impression that all the basketball players are drinking and partying
00:44:29But that's not true
00:44:30He's not living a luxurious life
00:44:32He's a really stoic player
00:44:34He's seen a lot of top players
00:44:36His super play is a famous play
00:44:38All the NBA fans in Japan were really excited
00:44:43There are two aces in that team
00:44:46Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving
00:44:49There's basically no way to get a pass
00:44:52Watanabe won the NBA and was recognized
00:44:56And Irving entrusted him with the ball
00:44:58To come to that scene
00:45:00Even if you're Japanese, you can't do it
00:45:03But he raised his hand
00:45:05He showed that he could do it
00:45:08That's why you need that mentality
00:45:11If you want to fight in the NBA, you need it
00:45:13How about you, Atsushi?
00:45:14It's basketball
00:45:16Even if you're a Japanese player, even if you're small
00:45:18There are players who shoot from the outside and cut inside
00:45:23I want to see a Japanese player who can do that
00:45:28How about you, Kawamura?
00:45:31What's great about Yuki Kawamura is
00:45:33When a team member says,
00:45:35Give it your all!
00:45:37He gives it his all
00:45:39He loves it so much
00:45:43He can shoot from the outside
00:45:45He can cut inside
00:45:47He's the shortest player in the current NBA
00:45:50He's good at carrying the ball, passing, and shooting
00:45:53If you watch Kawamura's matches, you'll see
00:45:56He's really small
00:45:58He's 2.20 meters tall
00:46:00He's a giant
00:46:03He can shoot up to 7 or 8 shots
00:46:06It doesn't even take 10 steps from the edge of the court
00:46:08He's too big
00:46:10He can jump from free throws
00:46:12And dunk
00:46:14You can see that right in front of you
00:46:17I didn't know there was such a great entertainment sport
00:46:21I want to cheer for you
00:46:23It's really amazing right now
00:46:25I hope you don't get hurt
00:46:27The season is over
00:46:29How many days a week do you play basketball?
00:46:31I play basketball 8 times a week
00:46:33I play, watch matches, and teach
00:46:37I'm coaching
00:46:39I didn't know you were so active
00:46:41I don't really appear on TV
00:46:43You do?
00:46:45Thank you so much, Tamura-san
00:46:47Thank you
00:46:59This is Tamura-san's 4th episode of How to Enjoy a Castle
00:47:03Thank you
00:47:05I really like it
00:47:07Really?
00:47:09Today's castle is called King of Kings
00:47:12I hope you like it
00:47:14Before that, I'd like to show you this
00:47:18This is the castle that I currently work as a tourist ambassador
00:47:23Is there a way to say it?
00:47:25I think it's the ambition of Nobunaga
00:47:28I want people all over the country to know how good this castle is
00:47:36This time, I was able to build another castle
00:47:42Please tell us
00:47:43It's called Himeji Castle
00:47:45It's beautiful
00:47:47It was chosen as the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Japan
00:47:50It's the most important castle in Japan
00:47:55Why is it called the castle in the castle?
00:47:59There are many other castles and gates that you have to protect as a country
00:48:05There are many things you have to protect as a country
00:48:10It's one of the 5 castles in Japan
00:48:14I'm the tourist ambassador for 4 of the 5 castles
00:48:21If you like, I have a business card
00:48:26If you use this card, you can enter the castle for free
00:48:30Really? I'm so happy
00:48:32I'll go
00:48:34You can enter the castle for free
00:48:35Thank you
00:48:36Mr. Takeda, if you don't mind
00:48:38I'll send the card to someone else later
00:48:41Thank you
00:48:42It says on the back that you can enter the castle for free
00:48:45The number of castles has increased
00:48:48I'm currently the 8th tourist ambassador
00:48:52It's called the castle of no war
00:48:55It's hard to attack
00:48:58Even if you attack, you can't get rid of it
00:49:01I'd like to show you how to protect it
00:49:05Mr. Atsushi, you like castles
00:49:07How do you attack?
00:49:09It's fun to think in your head
00:49:14I try to go around all the castles
00:49:18The moment I attack, I'm the happiest
00:49:22You're excited
00:49:23I'm like, I'm going to get killed
00:49:25If there's a trick like this, it's impossible
00:49:28I get excited
00:49:29You don't attack, you get killed
00:49:32You feel the ecstasy
00:49:34I'm like, I'm going to get killed
00:49:36The beauty of the castle is often emphasized
00:49:42It's beautiful, but it's overwhelmingly difficult to attack
00:49:46The reason is the overwhelming number of gates
00:49:49It's complicated like a maze until you reach the castle
00:49:55There are currently 21 gates
00:49:59You enter from here, right?
00:50:02You enter from the entrance
00:50:05Finally, here
00:50:06You go to the castle
00:50:09There are currently 21 gates, but at the time there were 80
00:50:14You don't want to go through so many gates
00:50:17That's right
00:50:18I'll show you my favorite gate
00:50:23It's called the Luno Gate
00:50:25It's small
00:50:26There's a gate called the Uzumi Gate
00:50:28It's a very rare type of gate that is carved out of stone
00:50:33It was originally carved out of stone
00:50:35Yes
00:50:36The Luno Gate is called the Uzumi Gate
00:50:38It's a gate where one person can pass
00:50:41If you go through this gate alone, you will be concentrated from the other side
00:50:47If you do this, you will be attacked
00:50:50The moment you surround the gate with a spear, you will be attacked
00:50:55It's really scary when you go through this gate
00:50:57I see
00:50:58If you go through this gate easily
00:50:59After attacking this gate, there is still a scary gate
00:51:03Not only this
00:51:04This gate
00:51:06This gate is also small, so if you go in, you will be attacked
00:51:10Because only one person can enter
00:51:12By installing a lot of gates that only a small number of people can pass
00:51:16Even if you have a large army, it is difficult to attack there and give instructions
00:51:22If there is this gate
00:51:24Not only this gate
00:51:25If you imagine an arrow flying from above
00:51:27You can't get close to this gate
00:51:29Even if you get close, only one person can pass
00:51:31If you think you were passing alone, you will be a bee
00:51:34This gate is also called Uzumimon
00:51:40In the end, if you can't protect this gate, you will be buried
00:51:45So you can't come in
00:51:47It is also a very good defense facility
00:51:51Next is Minomon
00:51:54What is this?
00:51:55This is also scary
00:51:56It looks wide
00:51:57There is an iron door
00:51:59This iron door is also difficult to open
00:52:04If you open it, the stairs are a little thin
00:52:08The floor above is off and the spear falls from above
00:52:13I see
00:52:15If you are careless, you will be stabbed from above
00:52:20I think it's actually scary
00:52:23Even though you broke through the gate, you can bend 90 degrees
00:52:29I don't know what's on the other side
00:52:33You can't run
00:52:35It's coming from above, so if you run and bend, you might be there
00:52:39I see
00:52:40The spear is coming out from above, and it's scary if you bend 90 degrees
00:52:44I don't think this Minomon can break through
00:52:49It's interesting
00:52:50And Nunomon
00:52:52This is the gate of double Yagura
00:52:55Normally, it's all in one
00:52:57Spears and bows fly from above
00:53:01It's a double
00:53:03Where is the double?
00:53:05This is one and this is double
00:53:07I see
00:53:08It comes from both sides
00:53:10I see
00:53:11It's quite rare
00:53:14Is this only here in Japan?
00:53:17Yes
00:53:18It's a precious gate that only exists in Himeji Castle
00:53:24There's more?
00:53:25Yes
00:53:26I introduced this in the program
00:53:28There are 3,125 holes in the wall of the castle
00:53:36In Himeji Castle
00:53:38There are 997 holes now, but there are overwhelmingly many
00:53:43That's amazing
00:53:44It comes out from there
00:53:45I see
00:53:46It's not just because the decoration is beautiful
00:53:49It's because the spears come out from each hole
00:53:53You can't go on if you think you're being shot
00:54:01It's getting less and less fun
00:54:04I've died many times
00:54:06It's a defensive facility, so it's not a fun place
00:54:10That's amazing
00:54:11This is my favorite place
00:54:13There's a place called the Water Gate
00:54:15It's hard to see in the picture
00:54:18It's a slope that goes up all the way to the castle
00:54:23It goes up all the way
00:54:25Only when you go through the Water Gate, it suddenly becomes a gentle slope
00:54:30If you go in from here, it's a slope?
00:54:33Yes, if you go in from here, it's a slope
00:54:36It's a gentle slope, so you think you're going down the wrong way
00:54:45That's one thing
00:54:47The other thing is that the soldiers go up the slope with a lot of momentum
00:54:53Then they suddenly go down and stumble
00:54:57It's a sudden descent to speed up
00:55:00You don't know if you're just going to stumble
00:55:03He's a genius
00:55:05The person who made this has a lot of people in his head
00:55:10There are a lot of traps like this in the castle
00:55:14The number of traps is overwhelmingly high
00:55:17And here
00:55:19It's currently open for a limited time
00:55:23Please go to this square entrance that is only open until March 2
00:55:27If you break through this gate, you can gather soldiers here
00:55:34There is another gate here
00:55:36The place where soldiers gather on purpose is called this entrance
00:55:40This is a square entrance, so it's called a square entrance
00:55:43I think it's rare to see a square entrance with stairs
00:55:47There is another gate up the stairs, so soldiers can gather from behind
00:55:53When the soldiers gather, everyone shoots from above
00:56:01This is currently open for a limited time
00:56:04It seems to be open until March 2, so please come early
00:56:08Why don't you usually open it?
00:56:11I think it's hard to repair
00:56:14It's hard to maintain this
00:56:17There are a lot of tourists, so I want to use it carefully
00:56:23I can't let it run for 365 days
00:56:26There are a lot of tourists, so the more you walk, the more it hurts
00:56:30The last one is here
00:56:32There is a legendary well in Himeji Castle
00:56:35This well is said to have been attacked and thrown in by Okiku
00:56:44There are many dishes
00:56:48There is also a well like this
00:56:51The story came out in the Taisho era
00:56:54What I thought was interesting was that there was always a well in the castle
00:56:58Because it's a lifeline
00:57:00But wherever you go in the castle, there is a scary story
00:57:04Why is that?
00:57:06Regardless of whether there was something really scary
00:57:10If you tell a scary story, everyone will not want to get close to the well of this lifeline
00:57:15So don't get close
00:57:17I heard that there is a scary story left in the well of the castle
00:57:21The castle has become more and more interesting
00:57:24This time, Himeji Castle is the 4th
00:57:28I would like everyone to visit Himeji Castle
00:57:32Please go to Himeji Castle
00:57:35Ending
00:58:05I have a lot of regrets
00:58:07I have a lot of bad habits that I can't summarize my opinions
00:58:14We are really grateful
00:58:16I can hear a lot of stories
00:58:18For me, the wide story is Himeji Castle in Nankofuraku
00:58:22Thank you
00:58:24Finally, what do you want to talk about?
00:58:32I can't make short and appropriate comments
00:58:36But I really like to make a long story
00:58:43In that sense, instead of explaining one news to tomorrow
00:58:48If there is a news program that walks one news to the past
00:58:55I think I can enjoy the news more
00:58:59It's not a clue to see tomorrow
00:59:03It's a clue to look back on the past
00:59:06I wish I could make a program called today's news
00:59:11Nowadays, news programs are often about hints for tomorrow
00:59:18I think it would be nice to have a news program that connects to the past or reminds you of the past
00:59:26I think it would be nice to have a news program that connects to the past
00:59:39Thank you
00:59:41Thank you
00:59:42Mr. Ueno, how was it?
00:59:45I was listening to Mr. Takeda's story
00:59:48I thought it was really over
00:59:51I felt sad
00:59:53It's over, right?
00:59:55I didn't listen to it
00:59:57The staff told me to listen to it
00:59:59I didn't understand it yet
01:00:01You said it was over
01:00:03I wrote it down
01:00:05I didn't think of anything
01:00:07Is that so?
01:00:09I will go to the first episode of April
01:00:11I want you to continue
01:00:13I want you to continue
01:00:15I'm doing a different program
01:00:17I'm done for the first time