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Napping? We’re back! It’s a powder party! Looks delicious. I want to eat it while it’s warm. Let’s eat! Let’s get to it! Let’s do it, do it, do it! So cute. Were you napping? Bota, come here. Bota, you still have this on. Should I take it off? He approaches in a unique way.

Bota: “It’s like an ant hell.” Let’s eat quickly. Let’s eat! Ryochan. It’s been a little while, so… How about warming it up on the Multi Griddle while we eat? Agreed! Should I take it out? Thank you. Here it is. Our essential item. Added some carbonation. After the carbonation, you can see the mayonnaise…

It’s a must-have, right? Isn’t mayonnaise a must for powder stuff? It’s a party! A party! A joyous powder party. How about it? Is it okay to open each one? Yeah, go ahead. Kushikatsu! Pickled ginger! Nice. Quite big, huh? Big indeed. Thank you. Speaking of Osaka, it’s all about pickled ginger, right?

Yeah, that’s right. Look at this weight! Onion? Takoyaki! Looks delicious! Looks really delicious. Looks tasty. Should we add takoyaki too? Let’s think about takoyaki later. Shall we eat while snacking? I’ll set them aside for a moment. The size of the okonomiyaki depends. It might be a good amount. Kushikatsu. Looks delicious.

Camembert, onion, and beef. Nice. Yakisoba looks tasty. Looks delicious! Drooling a lot. Oh no. Do you heat up yakisoba? Hmm? Not? First, maybe the okonomiyaki. Alright, finally. Looks delicious. My eyes are already hurting. It looks so good that my eyes are starting to hurt. It’s coated with sauce nicely. The best!

If I drop this, it would be the worst… Like, it would become a futon or something. The atmosphere would instantly become awkward. I’m scared… Is it okay? It’s fine. The reason I hesitated earlier about yakisoba and such is because if we set aside the okonomiyaki, there’s no space for anything else. Right?

Looks delicious. It’s the best. Looks incredibly delicious. Is it tasty? It’s delicious. It’s tempting my appetite. Is it starting to melt? It’s melting. Day 3. On the third day? Quite impressive. Amazing. Day 4? Day 3? Day 4? We’re entering the 4th day.

So, it’s been over 3 days, and now we’re entering the 4th day. I see. The ice inside has decreased a bit. It’s probably starting to melt a little. Tastes delicious even as cold water. But until now, we’ve been using the ice just once and then turning it into water, so…

It’s really good, right? Absolutely fantastic. It’s a great purchase, ranking quite high. Having a freezer just for ice is a bit much. I understand. But if you put it in here, it doesn’t use electricity either. Eco-friendly. It’ll last for 4 days. The carbonation seems to be fading a bit. Shocking.

Yuta-san, I have a new one for you. Thank you. Kind, isn’t she? Of course. Kind, Ryochan. I won’t make it again. Ryochan is kind. Thank you. Here you go. Thank you. Alright, let’s get started. A night of New World powdered food. Cheers! Delicious. Thanks to Ryochan, it’s carbonated nicely.

A bit like lemon juice. Looks tasty. Shall we start with takoyaki? Let’s have some yakisoba too. Yakisoba looks delicious. It’s still warm. Steam is coming out. For yakisoba, I warm it up here, in my style. Okay, let’s do takoyaki too. Nice sound it makes. The sauce is delicious. Is it tasty?

It said “original sauce,” right? The richness is really different. That’s the only word. Just lack of vocabulary, right? Haha. Limited vocabulary. But if I say “richness,” you get the idea, right? Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Let’s eat. Already… clumsy… It’s not overly gooey. Really? But it’s delicious. Let’s eat yakisoba. Delicious! Yakisoba is delicious.

Okonomiyaki. Might get a bit burnt. Yeah. Let’s lower the heat a bit. The fire is quite low. It can be even lower. Half? It’s thick. Really thick. It’s been a while, flour dishes. Happy. Full course. There’s also kushikatsu. Eating all of this in the car is difficult. Let’s eat. Delicious. Fluffy, isn’t it?

Delicious. Quite reasonable and reasonable. It’s not warm yet, but being able to eat while warming it up is nice. Feels luxurious. Let’s have kushikatsu. Delicious, right? Certainly, yakisoba is spicy. Really spicy. Thick noodles, tasty. Delicious. Luxurious. Happy. Feels like Osaka. The reason for separating beni-shoga might be because beni-shoga is not sauce.

Maybe to prevent color transfer? Is that so? I don’t know. But I wonder. Delicious? Beni-shoga is delicious. Really? I’m not a fan of beni-shoga. I don’t like its spiciness. Ryochan has a bit of a child’s palate. Isn’t beni-shoga tempura a good snack for drinking?

I think the person who came up with this is amazing. Yeah, right? Is it originated in Osaka? Yes, Osaka. The first time I had it. The shops in Tsutenkaku close earlier than I thought. I was surprised. It was just about 10 o’clock. The lights were on until I crossed the intersection, Tsutenkaku.

But when I crossed, they turned off. The shop also closed very quickly. Wait a moment… Should I get some mayonnaise? Here it is, extra mayo. I’m a mayo lover. Let me have a bite first. A bit foolish, but the type to go ahead. Thank you. Delicious. Eating at the restaurant is good, but

Eating like this in the car is also good. It’s cheap. Cost-effective. You can do the same with alcohol. Local specialties while warming them up. Luxury. Leisurely in the car. Above all, you can be with Chibobo. No need to worry. It would have been nice to go for the closing kusu udon,

But it was closed. I had the impression that kusu udon is open until late at night, I didn’t think it would close at 23:00. Probably the fastest in Shinsekai. If you go to Namba, it might be open. A wholesome town. I’m saying, I don’t have that image, though. A wholesome town? Haha.

Yeah, that’s right. I thought Shinsekai was endless until morning. Incredibly wholesome. I get it, I get it. Because there’s a zoo? Maybe that’s it. That might be it. Because the animals get excited. Looks delicious. Takoyaki-san. Takoyaki is delicious. Is it delicious? The sauce is really delicious. Deep, right? Exactly.

I understand what you were saying. Rich. But you can’t say more than that. Delicious. 9 pieces for 500 yen. 550 yen? No, it was 500 yen. Is it excluding tax? I was looking it up. Inside Tsutenkaku, 7 takoyaki for 800 yen. It’s expensive, right? Even for inbound tourists, definitely.

I thought when I came to Osaka. That I’ve always had the image of being cheap and delicious. Is it a complaint? Haha. Maybe I just haven’t been to those places, I thought if Osaka as a whole is cheap and delicious, but I think it’s expensive. It might be more expensive than Tokyo.

It got more expensive, I’m sure it’s the overseas price. As I mentioned earlier, I wish they would make it cheaper if you show a Japanese passport. But if it comes to that, Japanese people are not needed anymore. What do you mean? Because they won’t spend money? Certainly! Yeah, that’s right.

It’s not beneficial for the shop. It’s kind of sad. Sad… It’s a sad town… Why is that! Not just Osaka! Haha. It’s fast! May I? The taste is strong. I understand. It goes well. Because there’s still so much beni-shoga… Haha. Just with beni-shoga, can’t you go for three servings? Beni-shoga is amazing.

Cost-effective man. Because I pursued cost performance. Haha. No doubt. Definitely. Thank you. Yuta-san is born and raised in Tokyo, right? Have you ever dated anyone from Osaka besides me? Someone from Osaka… It’s kind of hard to remember… Osaka, are you originally from Osaka? Really just Osaka? What do you mean? Kansai?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Osaka. None. Oh, really? First time in Osaka? Until then, in Tokyo or other places? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. How is it? Different? Not different, but… Like, “You seem like a Kansai person” or “You’re from Osaka,” you know? “You’re a Kansai person” or “You’re from Osaka,” something like that.

What do you call it? As a woman. What do you mean? As a woman. Like, “You seem like an Osaka woman.” Are there differences between Tokyo people and Osaka people? I don’t think so… It’s more about individual differences than Osaka or Tokyo… What could it be? Is the way they laugh vulgar? Hey!

Laughs That’s mean! No, no. I like Ryo-chan’s laughter. Really? I’ve always been told, “Your way of laughing!” since a long time ago. Is that so? Ryo-chan’s way of laughing. “Deseshiseshi.” Isn’t that it? Laughs Robin from One Piece, what was her name? I don’t remember anymore. Oh, really? Not much. Boring. Yeah…

Yeah, that’s why Tokyo is boring. People from Tokyo… Suddenly they become awkward, right? That’s not true. That’s what you want to say, right? In the end. Uh-oh, uh-oh, an unsettling atmosphere is coming. No, it’s not. It’s interesting. It’s my first time dating someone from Kanto. Is that so? I’m married, but…

The most shocking thing is, as people often say… When something happens, they say, “Baka, baka, baka, baka” (You fool). Osaka doesn’t have a culture of calling someone “Baka” (fool), so it’s really shocking. Not in a good way, though. People from Kansai are considered foolish, right? That’s why we don’t get called fools,

And being called a fool is really… “Baka baka baka!” (Fool, fool, fool!) Yeah, yeah. I felt the difference between Osaka and Tokyo in terms of “Aho” (idiot) and “Baka” (fool). Yeah, that’s true. Like, “This guy is an idiot!” You often say that, Ryo-chan. I don’t say that much. Laughs

I don’t say, “This guy is an idiot!” much. Laughs Really? You say it quite often. Stop it. I say it like three times a day. Why, huh? I hear it about three times a day. That’s bad. Laughs Maybe I’m the fool, probably. You say things like, “Aho yaaan” (You fool).

Is that “Aho yaaan” a compliment? No, it’s not a compliment… Laughs It’s more like a retort, a light feeling. What do you mean? Does it mean you’re an interesting person? It’s like saying, “You’re kidding me.” What do you mean? “I’m really a fool.”

“Thought I was eating ramen, but it was udon,” something like that. Oh, really? “Oops, I messed up” kind of feeling. In Osaka, when people say “Aho ya na~” (You’re stupid), it often feels non-urgent. Even when there’s no urgency, they might use “Aho” when there is urgency.

They don’t use “Baka” (idiot) in those situations. In Tokyo or in my case, “Baka baka baka” has a very high sense of urgency. That’s true! *laughs* It’s said during urgent moments. “Baka baka baka!” *laughs* So, when it’s said during an urgent moment, initially, it irritates you.

But you quickly understand the difference between Osaka and Tokyo, and that irritation fades away. There’s rarely a use of “Baka” (idiot) in Osaka. Or “Aho” for that matter. Really? Really, none? Does that apply to Yuuta-kun’s circle as well? Hmm… I see. Interesting.

Calling someone “Baka” is just for the situation, not a direct insult to the person. But with “Aho,” it’s like a total denial of the person. No, it’s not a total denial. It’s accepted. So… You’re the type who tends to say mean things, huh? *laughs* No, “Baka baka baka” is definitely directed at me.

No, no… “Baka baka baka” is, for example… When I mess up something, they say that. It equals “me.” No, that’s… Hey, don’t do that, you fool!! Hey!!! *laughs* That’s like badmouthing. I’m not saying that to Ryo-chan. I did that. It’s directed at the person who did it. In the end, it’s about me!

What are you saying? But I think the sense of urgency is probably very high. Because I’m already saying it at an unconscious level, it’s quite… It’s already at an unconscious level, so the sense of urgency is high. I mess up many times. When I say, “I said that yesterday!”…

When I say, “I said that yesterday!”… “If you don’t say it now, I won’t know.” I won’t forget. I really forget. It’s like the story with the wooden cutting board. Like, you’re supposed to wet the wooden cutting board with water and let it absorb before using it.

Even if I understand that at the time, I’ll forget as time passes. So, can you not say that you understood at that time anymore? What do you say? “Do you want me to say it again?” “Say it again before using it.” Yeah, that’s a good idea.

What are you talking about? What do you understand? “You don’t understand?” Don’t mess around… *laughs* “You said you understood, right?” No doubt. Even though I say I understand, I’m told, “You won’t understand with just one time.” You don’t understand! And then they say, “I’m saying you don’t understand.” *laughs* No doubt.

You’re absolutely right. They got really defensive. Saying, “You always nitpick like this!” and “I’m not nitpicking!” *laughs* Well, I am nitpicking. This is delicious. Are you there? No. Shouldn’t you keep the small one just in case? Oh, really? Yes. It might come in handy. For emergencies. What do you mean?

I want you to tell me about the emergency scenario. What do you mean? In case of an emergency. Emergency? But usually, you keep the toothbrush and toothpaste together, right? They’re in this bag. When you go out with just the toothbrush… Huh?

When you go out with just the toothbrush, you might think, “Oh, it’s not here…” There’s a possibility. If you usually use this when it’s available, and it remains when you bring just this, it’s okay. Just this much…? Just these…? You could have just brought this and this, right? What do you mean?

When it doesn’t fit in the pocket or when you don’t want it to be bulky. When you don’t want it to be bulky. In case of emergencies or when you’re being lazy and didn’t bring it. No! In case of emergencies. I don’t know, always.

I want to understand Ryo-chan, but I don’t really get it. (laughs) I don’t really get it. (laughs) You could just say you want to use this. No. In case of emergencies. It has happened a few times. “Oh, it’s not here.” But earlier, when the camera wasn’t rolling, you clearly said,

“I don’t like this because it becomes watery.” You said… “You don’t like it.” (laughs) No. I want to understand, but… It’s too much like a split personality, and I can’t understand. (laughs) Scary. Thank you! I’m going for a walk. Going for a walk? Going for a walk? A walk? A walk. What’s up?

What was that buildup about? I’m going for a walk. Today. I’ll definitely get thirsty. Why? Because I’ve been eating spicy and rich food. With sauce and mayonnaise? Exactly. I’ll definitely get thirsty at night. Really? I think Yuta-san always sleeps with his mouth open, probably never wakes up.

Does he sleep so comfortably like that? Always. Lovely. Being able to sleep with someone like that. A happy life. Being able to sleep with someone like that. Also, go to Dotonbori in Osaka, and bring home a new daruma. Chibi-chan is warm. Let’s sleep, good night. Good night. Will you turn it off?

Thank you. Morning, Bo. Ryo-chan. It’s 7:30. Already? If you don’t leave by 8, there will be an additional charge. Uh-oh, I don’t remember anything from last night. You said the same thing multiple times. Really? Did I take the shutter? Oh? What happened to the camera? Huh? Did you fix the camera?

Yeah, all along. You’ve been worrying about the camera all this time? Yeah. I was possessed by the camera while sleeping. In my dream, I was told not to stop the camera. Chibi: “Wow, really?” Good morning, Chibi. Morning. I have to get up. Good morning, Bo. Chibi-chan, today is Hatsumode. I have heartburn.

You must. It was better when I woke up. Now it’s back. Time lag. Ryo-chan was worried about heartburn last night before going to bed. That might not have been entirely wrong. Are you getting up? Katsuo-ji, brings back memories. Nostalgic. I feel like I’ve driven on such a mountain road. Really? Sort of.

I came from Minoh Falls, so I think it’s the opposite side. (laughs) What’s up with my memory? (laughs) Probably the opposite side, but I didn’t pass through here. You don’t need to say unnecessary things. (laughs) Finally, making an offering. Completing the journey around Japan. Please. Looks good, really securely held.

This way, we’ll be safe for the whole year. Yup, let’s do our best. Watch over us. Thank you very much for watching until the end.