Team: Team SOS
Theme: What happens if you leave it?!
Guest: Matsuo Takashi

They've done this kind of theme before. Basically, they leave stuff in some condition for a while (often 24 hours) and see what happens. For some reason Sho and Ohno put on lab coats, and Ohno wore a half-bald white-haired wig. Sho was walking down the street talking about their experiments, when he realized Ohno wasn't next to him -- he was sitting on a bench a while back. He asked him why he was back there, and Ohno said, "I left you!"

(1) If you leave dried things in water for two days, what'll happen?
Surume (dried squid) -- Ohno's prediction was that it would "be revived." Certainly, it looked a lot like a fresh squid, especially around the tentacles. But it stunk really bad!
Raisins -- They were all plump but they still didn't look like grapes I'd want to eat.. but Ohno ate one anyway! "It's a grape!!"
Beef jerky -- It didn't revert to a raw state, but it was considerably softer. Ohno ate it!!

(2) Can morning glories grow in various foods?
The tofu and pudding didn't work, but the seeds had started to bud in the konnyaku. Apparently the reason was that the tofu and pudding rotted before the seeds could bud, but the konnyaku didn't, and it had enough water in it for the seeds could grow.

(3) What if you filled a bathtub with gelatin powder?
The water looked GROSS! But it was jelly!! It also stunk, like most of the other things.

(4) If you left a watermelon on a veranda, what would happen?
Ohno's prediction was that beetles would eat it, showing that "even in the city, there are beetles." But the watermelon looked..normal. Just dried out. They watched the video of the entire time it was out, but..nothing had come.

(5) If you write something on someone's back with sunscreen, will the words be visible?
As expected, it worked! What the staff had written on the guy's back was "I like Satoshi" which the guy didn't even know was on his back *g*

(6) If you leave things in bleach, what'll happen?
They tried it with sunglasses, hair, and bathing suit photos. Ohno's prediction was that the bathing suit would disappear, and naked pictures would be left. Um... The sunglasses were the same, but the hair dissolved. Isn't that so gross?! The bathing suit photos were discolored -- the bathing suit almost disappeared! Ohno said, "Then, if you left it in for another week, the suit would ... Okay! Let's leave it in another week!!"

In the middle of the last segment they went and did stuff in the studio. First was 44 year old cheese. It was really hard and crispy. Ohno ate a little bit of it! Next, rice left in a rice cooker for 5 years. There was like nothing in the machine.. it looked more like dirt to me.

(7) If you left a bunch of random things in front of a store with a sign that said "Free! Please take." what would happen?
The items were: a bowling ball, akabeko, unworn underwear with a name written on them (Satoshi *g*), a block of unwrapped clay, a good luck fortune, U-shaped magnet, triangle, eye badge, frog toy, pot lid, autograph of a staff member, shoelaces, beta tape, a telephone card with 10Y on it, ice tray, pom pom, and a pacifier.
The first person came and looked after only five minutes, but it took three hours for anyone to take anything: an old woman took the bowling ball to use it as decoration. Later, a woman took the pot lid so she could use it as a cover for her fry pan. I must point out that the eye patch (that had a skull on it) was taken by a punk kid wearing a Sexy Dynamite London tie.

Sakurai Sho's Picture Diary (I keep calling this different things, don't I?)
This week the plants looked even worse than last week! The leaves were all brown and dead looking. It was bugs! So he sprayed pesticide. Also, he'd given the plants too much water, so they were rotting a bit.

At the end, Matsuo gave Team SOS two Aibadges. Sho rubbed Ohno's bald head in happiness!

Sorry, but the Matsupi segment was SO boring I don't even want to bother summarizing it. Basically it was "things you don't see often." The end.

A no Arashi! From last week! I guess the producers thought this episode was too boring so they needed to add in a popular segment to make it interesting!!! Yaaaay!!

Aiba tried making cotton candy out of various things! First, SALT. Stuff came out, and it was really salty. SURPRISE. Aiba's logic: if you can do it with salt, you should be able to do it with natto too! DUH. All that really happened was that the stringy part of the natto came out. The announcer explained that the machine wasn't hot enough to melt the salt, so what actually came out was leftover sugar, and the salty taste came from salt that just sprayed out as salt.

Sakurai Sho's Melon Diary!!
I think the plants were doing better from last time's problem, but now they're being eaten by bugs! So he sprayed pesticide, and put sticks into the ground so the plants could climb up them.

At the end, the guest gave Matsupi one Aibadge. I guess he thought it was lame, too

Um.. Aiba? A no Arashi may be popular, but now that you're the host, you're not supposed to be going on location anymore. You can't just take over the whole show for yourself! Just because Yamaguchi Moe is the guest and she's in love with your stupid experiments doesn't mean you can do whatever you want! Bad Aiba!

First, they made shaved ice out of various frozen things. Strawberry syrup frozen into cubes was yummy (as would be expected), but watermelon was gross, like cucumber. According to Jun, the natadekoko (..whatever that is..) tasted like he'd accidentally eaten a tissue. Last was natto, which didn't even really shave..it was NASTY looking! They said it was good though..

Next, Aiba went to a swimming pool to do a few experiments. He tested how different his weight would differ underwater. Normally he's about 60kg, but underwater he was only 10kg! Because he was so much lighter, he decided to try catching a bowling ball in the water. He tried to do math to figure out its weight underwater, but it hurt his brain so he stopped. He caught it fine, but apparently it hurt. Then he thought that if you could suck out the air in a bell pepper, you could increase your time spent underwater..kind of like snorkling. Without the peppers, he stayed under for 58:21 seconds. He tried with the peppers multiple times without success, till he realized that he was biting too big of a whole in the pepper and the air was releasing into the water before he could breathe any of it. After that, he stayed under for an extra 12 seconds, which took about 12 peppers. He seemed convinced that the extra time was due to the peppers, but I'm not so sure

Still at the pool, he tried running on a vinyl sheet spread over a pool (like a pool cover), but he fell in. He tried doing some more math, but couldn't figure it out. He thought he fell because he started walking on it from the edge, putting extra weight where it was too close to the water, but even when they had him hang from a rope suspended in the middle of the pool, he fell in after only one step.

Let's make bubbles with various things!! The recorders made bubbles, but when Jun did it his burst and got soap on his face..which Nino came and wiped off, and comforted him like a good mommy. Ohno made some too, but while Aiba and Moe were all "uwah! great!"-ing him, he said "it's not all that fun.." Next they put soapy water in a kettle and put it on a burner, and...waited for it to start boiling. And it did! Yay.

Fun with bar codes! Will a scanner work from far away, with a HUGE bar code? Yes! Seaweed cut into barcode-like stripes? Yes! Hair creepily arranged into a barcode? Surprisingly, yes! Hijiki? (It's not seaweed, but I forgot what it is exactly..some sea thing that people eat!) ...no way. It wasn't straight at all! Last, they brought in a sad old man whose hair was arranged in front of his forehead like a barcode. Sadly, it didn't work.

At the end Moe rated the segment and gave Aiba FIVE badges! The other guys got mad and left the studio.

Team: Team SOS
Theme: I want to see a life's supply of ___!
Guest: Shimizu Michiko

Rather than sitting at the usual desk, the members were sitting in chairs in a random part of the studio. Sho was dressed like a bus driver, and Ohno was a FEMALE tour guide. When Aiba commented on their clothes, Sho explained that today they decided to wear private clothes. The reason they were dressed up like that was that the theme was to be a "tour" to see the various items.

(1) Toilet Paper
The public restroom was overflowing with rolls of toilet paper, in the urinal and toilet and everywhere. Aiba (of COURSE it was Aiba) knocked some rolls off a big stack and it was revealed that they couldn't get enough rolls so they filled up some of the space with cardboard boxes. Men use an average of 3.5 meters of toilet paper a day, and women use 12.5 meters. So in their life, women would use 6080 rolls.
Daily use of 12.5 meters X 365 days a year X 80 years ÷ 60 meters (the length of a roll) = 6080 rolls

(2) Eggs
While they were making predictions, Sho gave a hint: in its life, a chicken lays 1500 eggs. But that..has nothing to do with it.. There were about 26,300 eggs! (Though they couldn't actually get enough, so there were a lot of empty spaces in the egg cartons)
Daily use of about 0.9 eggs X 365 days a year X 80 years = 26,300 eggs

(3) Rice
Sho's hint this time was that the country that eats the most rice in the world is China. Japan ranks #9. Before showing the lifetime supply of it, they brought out a bowl with a month's amount, which was about 5kg. They couldn't bring the rice to the studio so they showed a VTR at a warehouse. There was about 5 tons of rice!
5kg of rice a month X 12 months X 80 years = 5 tons

(4) Miso
Still in the warehouse, they looked at miso, which was "only" 185kg. But really, you don't eat that much when you have miso soup or something.
6g a day X 365 days X 80 years = 185kg

(5) Condiments
First up, salt. It was 450kg! They poured it all out onto a big tarp and played with it for no good reason.
0.013kg a day X 365 days X 80 years = 450kg
Second, sugar. 1450kg!! That's a freaking lot!
Third, pepper. It was only 5kg, but I guess that's a lot anyway. They put it on a bowl of ramen, which of course Ohno ate.

(6) Shampoo
On the way down the hallway to the next room, Ohno passed by the door, oblivious, until Sho grabbed his arm and dragged him back. It was 192 liters.
7ml each use X 365 days X 75 years = 192l

(7) Underwear
Sho actually gave a real hint: a pair of underwear lasts about 80 washings. There were about 400 pairs. Nino said that if you bought a lifetime supply of underwear, as they started running out, you'd get really depressed.
365 days X 78 years ÷ 80 times washing = 400 pairs

(8) Farts
...Yes, farts. Sho informed them that the average amount of a fart is 150ml. They went into a room with plastic bags filled with airs. It was 36,500 liters of air! Aiba asked if they smelled. Sho said they didn't, but when Aiba smelled it he thought it stunk, so he asked what was in it. Sho, "Staff filled them up [with farts]."
Daily farting of 0.15 liters X 8 times (average number of farts a day) X 365 days X 80 years = 36,500 liters

(9) Hair
They showed a VTR of Sho and Ohno at a hair salon that had hair covering the entire floor. There was SO much! (I think it would have been funny if there had been random dyed hair in it too). They swept it all up so they could weigh it. 9.5kg! Back to the studio, they talked about women with really long hair. One lady said she had the longest hair in Japan. It was 140cm, which was about down to her ankles. She said that she stopped cutting it because going to get it cut was bothersome.

Sakurai Sho's Melon Picture Diary
A staff-ish guy called Sho up and made him come look at his plants quickly. When he did, they were all withering! Just the last week they looked so nice! They brought the watermelon to a plant store guy who explained that before plants (or maybe just watermelon plants?) get a chance to attach their roots well, they shouldn't be exposed to direct sunlight. So he had to move his plants to a less sunny place.

At the end, Michiko rated the segment. She gave Team SOS 3 Aibadges. After which Sho and Ohno awkwardly tried to high five and stuff.

Last time, one of the teams won (Tensai to Kamihitoe I think? I already forgot^^, so they shuffled the teams again!
Host: Aiba
Team Matsupi: Jun, Nino
Team SOS: Sho, Ohno

When Aiba asked Team Matsupi what their team name was, they looked like they hadn't thought about it yet, and were looking at the staff members for suggestions. Someone yelled out "Matsupi!" Jun said, "I understand that I'm the 'Matsu' part, but does that mean Nino's 'Pi'?"

Guest: Monkiki

In actuality, Aiba and Monkiki do another show together, so they're pretty friendly. Unfortunately, this resulted in Aiba talking to him a bit rudely, haha.

Theme: Special Car TV Shopping!!
Team: Matsupi

Basically, Nino and Jun don aprons and dorky hairstyles, and do an infomercial.

The first product is a steam roller! It goes at an amazing 11km/hour speed and weighs 8 tons! To test it out, they try to crush a pachinko ball, but when the steam roller went over it it was actually pushed UP by the ball! But by using the new feature -- vibrating -- the ball was broken in two! In fact, the steam roller can be useful in your daily life! Jun: "*sigh* It's such a hassle to pop the bubbles on bubble wrap individually. If only there were an easier way!" Nino: "There IS!" So, they taped the bubble wrap to a piece of cardboard or wood or something and had the steam roller go over it. Most of the bubbles were still intact >_> Next they tried it with the vibration feature. The wrap was all dirty and messed up, but there were still bubbles left!! And the price is only $154,330!

Next up is a vacuum car. It's 3 tons, and has a capacity of 3000 liters. To test it out, they pitted Jun against it in the..useful? task of pulling tissue paper out of its box. When you may need to do this, I have NO clue. The car emptied the box in 7:41 seconds. They also removed gum from the bottom of a shoe with it. Next they presented a situation where a kid (Jun) couldn't get his balloon out of a tree. The vacuum..sucked up the balloon entirely!! So they tried again with Jun holding the balloon, to see if it would break it or not. Slowly, the balloon started going further and further into the vacuum tube.. Jun: "Give me back my balloon!! *pulls*" But the string broke, and Jun lost his balloon. Only $58,926!

In the studio, they showed some pictures of a few cars and tried to get Monkiki to buy them. Honestly, the best part of the episode was watching Nino and Jun act like morons, so this part was really boring.
Product #3 - Hearse
Product #4 - Fire truck (1.5 million dollars!)
Product #5 - Tank ($8 million)

Back to the infomercial. The last product is a 2.9km/hour crane, that's 17m tall. You know those excersize thingies that consist of springs with handles, and you pull them apart and work your chest and back muscles? They had the crane pull it up from the ground to see how far it'd stretch. It ended up breaking with 260kg of weight on it. That's amazingly strong! You can get it for only $152,250!

If you don't have enough space to store a big "car" like the previous three, you could get a small shovel car instead. And it's a steal at $31,500!

Before the scoring, a quick Sakurai Sho melon-growing picture diary segment. Three weeks after planting, both plants (but especially the melon) are really big and look really good! He replanted the melon into a different container so it'd have more room to grow.

And the score?! Plus 2 badges! (By the way, the new scoring item is "Aibadge" -- badges with Aiba's face on them.)

The episode starts with Arashi minus Nino in front of a body of water. Sho explains that Nino has invited the other members to "leisure land," whatever that is. They're in Izu.

An old bus pulls up, and Nino comes out! He and Aiba run at each other and jump-high-five excitedly. They all get on the bus, and start their journey.

Nino pulls out some paper bags, and asks the members what their favorite numbers are, and gives them the bag with that number on it. Jun's bag was dripping and stinky. His snack was an old, brown banana! YAY! (At the bottom of the screen "Don't try this at home" *g*)

Next Sho. He got warabi-mochi. He was happy at first because it appeared edible, but it was two months past its expiration date! Aiba got 3-year old vegetable juice, and Ohno got a jar of 1-month old salmon flakes. He smelled it and said, "Even I can't eat this.." so Aiba smelled it and almost puked.

(Are you noticing a theme? Everything's old!)

They arrive at Awashima Marine Park to..turn around..? Apparently they were too slow opening their snack bags, so the bus passed by the real spot they were going. As they got closer, they could see water slides. But then the bus stopped, and the driver explained that the hills were too steep, so they'd have to walk. ...down the road to get into a regular location bus. WHY did they get into the old bus at all?!

The entrance to the park had orange cones, and a sign that said "no trespassing." Nino got out of the bus, and pushed it all to the side ... what's going on? As they walked through the park, they noticed a fountain with dirty water, a stopped clock, broken glass all over the ground, graffitti.. They changed into swim trunks, and went to the wave pool. What little water was there was really dirty.

It turns out that the park had been closed down for 10 years. It was so far into the mountains that they didn't get enough customers to stay open.

Oh well. They stand in the wave pool playing with a beach ball anyway.

They excitedly went up the stairs to the water slide (a couple of them nearly out of breath), and Nino says, "Well, now, it's more of a 'forest slide'.." Ha-ha. It actually looked really fun, all surrounded by plants!! Aiba slid down it, but he kept stopping cause there was no water, so they poured buckets of water down the slide.

Next they go to the restaurant for lunch. There were a few foods prepared: corn flakes (but with no milk), toast (no butter), a mug (with no beer), corn soup (with no corn), and shaved ice (with no syrup), so they went to search for the missing foods. The milk looked pinkish (but I heard that real milk doesn't look white on TV anyway), and it had chunks in it. Aiba smelled the milk as it was pouring out, and made gonna-vomit sounds and kept crying and making a big fuss..but after Sho said, "It smells kinda good.." he smelled it again and said, "Oh, yeah, it is!" What a faker!!

They found a beer tap, and beer came out, but it was really fizzy at first and splashed on them. You know those little individually packaged slices of butter? They opened one of those, and it was like..orange and waxy. The canned corn they found seemed very normal, and so was the melon syrup for the shaved ice. Of course, they didn't try any of it.

For some reason, Nino has them all write their thoughts on the day, and separate them into different hotel rooms. For Ohno, they left some things that implied that a suicide had occured, and then assistant producer Hamachan would come out with a creepy long black wig covering his face. The other members watch what happens from another room.

Ohno was freaked out by the room, and he tried exploring it a bit. They had put a suicide note on the desk next to where he was supposed to be writing, but it took him a long time to notice it. The note read (basically; I didn't totally understand it^^: Forgive me, dad. To Mom and Satoshi. After reading it, Ohno started looking around scared, but didn't run away or anything.

Then, the climax--!! "Sadako" came out! Ohno: "..Hamachan?" LSDKFJLSDFKJ He recognized him!! (They really should have hired a random woman to do it) THE END!

At the end, Sho did his melon-growing picture diary segment. It's been two weeks. Last week there was nothing, but this week there were buds! Yay!

Theme: Aiba prepares a "special" dinner party for Sho, who had recently graduated from college.

First course: a before-meal drink. HUGE mugs of beer, and HUGE edamame! Suddenly, Sho remembered.. 2003.09.10's episode of D no Arashi, during the T no Arashi segment.. Sho presented some pictures of huge foods, such as a 260kg pumpkin. So, Aiba took that idea, and planned the dinner party around that. They broke open the huge edamame pods by breaking them on their knees and chipping away at them with silverware. The seeds are too hard to eat, though..

Next Aiba brought out rice-stuffed squid (just the head part) -- a 1.5m 20kg squid. Sho compared the taste to a rubber ball, and Jun said that something that big loses its flavor.

Then, a giant crab. It had to be boiled for two hours to cook! They said it tasted good, like regular crab. But when they broke open the legs, a bunch of brownish liquid came out! Gross! Aiba tried to get Sho to drink it, but he wouldn't. Ohno dipped his crab into the liquid and said it was good.

Fried and boiled ostrich eggs came next. The boiled ones were boiled for 2 hours! The guys were trying to open the eggs with silverware or by hitting them against the table, so Aiba gave Sho a bat to use..which he proceeded to try to hit Aiba with. While Ohno and Sho used the bat, Nino and Jun patiently cracked theirs open with a knife. The egg inside was kind of brownish.. They cut it with a saw, but inside it looked basically normal. It also tasted normal. Ohno tasted the fried egg but couldn't comment, so Aiba tried it too. ". . . Yeah.. It's great!" (Very fake LOL)

The next one wasn't that amazing looking. It was a big shijimi clam..and I guess for a shijimi it was big, but compared to other similar shellfish they weren't all that big. Also, the meat inside wasn't very big. Jun broke the halves of the clam apart and pretended they were a seashell bra.

Next was huge daikon. He boiled slices and added a sauce. Also, he shredded some daikon and used it as garnish for sashimi..but the sashimi was hidden under a huge pile of the daikon.

The last thing was cabbage mille-feuille, which was basically meat in between layers of a cabbage.

Dessert was huge mikan (tangerine). Aiba laid out some tools: saws, and a chisel and hammer. They chose the one they wanted to use, and went at it. Ohno's saw was the fastest. The skin was very thick! And there were a lot of really big seeds. Jun said it was gross, cause it was really dry. But of course Ohno said it was good.

Theme: How big are things before they're cut?
Team: Tensai to Kamihitoe
Guest: Hanawa

Hanawa is the "musician" (really he's a comedian) who's probably best known for his song "Saga-ken," about a tiny little prefecture on the island of Kyuushuu. He's also done other songs about various areas (one of my favorites is Chiba), but Saga is the best. He also has a really long, but funny song about Guts Ishimatsu, and my personal favorite: "kono natsu wa banana." It's all about how great bananas are. It uses word assocation to connect bananas with ... bananas. For example:
banana→yellow→giraffe→neck→necktie→old man→bald head→slippery→BANANA! Bananas are fun so it's great! ..But he's also lame, like most comedians, and one time on Music Station Tamori-san told him that he was one of the worst singers he'd ever heard.

(Yeah, I just wanted to promote Hanawa and his banana song.)

Anyway, on the show, when he came out he sang a quick little song about D no Arashi. The lyrics consisted of "D no Arashi." Then they asked him to make up one about Ohno, and he spelled out his name, but it became "Ono" LOL

The explanation of the theme is thus: many things that you buy have been cut down from their original size, for example: sliced salami. The question is: what do they look like BEFORE they're cut?

For some (no) reason, Aiba and Sho were dressed in old European-style clothes royalty might wear.

#1 Sliced salami. It was maybe 2.5 feet long, which personally isn't amazing.. They told Hanawa to eat it, so he tried, but it was hard to bite and he hurt his neck. Then Aiba tried and they babbled at each other for a second with their mouths full.
Then they showed a VTR of how salami is made. Before it's cut, it's about 60cm (2 feet). (Yay, my estimate wasn't too far off XD

#2 Cheese tara. I'm not entirely sure what it is, but it looked kind of like string cheese, except it's got fish paste in it too. The after-cut size was a little shorter than string cheese, but cut into smaller widths.
The pre-cut thing they brought out was a big roll of dried fish paste. It looked kind of like paper. It was 60m long, and 22kg. They unrolled it for a while, and Jun asked, "What's the point of unrolling it?" Again, Hanawa tried to eat it, but he complained about his neck hurting again.
They also had big sheets of the pre-cut cheese, which Jun ate and said was good. It was 1.5m long.
They showed another VTR of the production. They basically sandwiched the cheese sheet between two sheets of the fish, and cut it into strips.

#3 Pumice stone. You know, those really light stones? Aiba's thought was that they'd be able to lift the pre-cut stone up above their heads, but he couldn't lift it at all. The stone they had weight 60kg! It's still lighter than a regular stone would be, but that doesn't mean it's light.
Yes, another making-of VTR. Part of the reason an unfinished stone is so heavy compared to the finished product is that it's still filled with water, so they dry them in an oven to remove the water.

#4 Baumkuchen. Apparently it's a German cake thing. It's not very wide, but the uncut product was really long! Hanawa took a bit of the side. The cake was about 8kg, and 90cm long.
The making of VTR was kind of interesting. I can't explain it well, but basically they had horizontal "poles" that rotated, and a flat area underneath that they poured the batter onto. The poles would rotate and cook and as they touched the batter at the bottom, would slowly pick it up and get bigger. Think of it as similar to a snowball rolling down a hill: a bunch of little layers.

#5 Fugashi. They look like some sort of dried/smoked fish cake stick, so I'll pretend that's what they are. They predicted that at the longest, one uncut stick would only be four cut ones. Aiba brought out the cart, and as he lifted the cloth covering the sticks one started falling off, so Hanawa picked it up and started using it as a sword, and then did an impression of (baseball player) Matsui. Nino was swinging one around, and it broke really easily! In the background, Ohno was sticking the end of one into his mouth, but it didn't show his reaction (aww). The stick was 90cm long, and made 6 cut sticks.
While making the fugashi, I only saw them put in flour and water, so maybe that's what they are..? They got stretched out really small, then put on a big grill and cooked. Then after being sprayed with some water, they puffed up really big! A brown sugar sauce coated them, and then they were done. (So I guess it's just a bread thing..)

#6 Miyako Konbu. It's some seaweed thing that looks leathery and covered in white powder. Apparently it's really strong in smell. The uncut form was 7 meters, and makes 100 boxes of the stuff. Hanawa tried to eat it again, so he bundled up a bunch and stuck it in his mouth. And of course, his neck hurt again. I think it's really sour!
In the VTR, they said that normally they cut the seaweed before making it, but they left it whole specially for the show.

#7 Saran wrap. A cut package of saran wrap is about 20m long. They unrolled it all for no reason. Aiba brought out the uncut version, and it was huge! Aiba was hugging it excitedly. They decided to unroll it, but when Aiba tried to pull it from the roll, it was too heavy to rotate properly so it just ripped. Luckily, staff unrolled it previously. It took 3 hours, and was about 4000 meters long.

#8 Kneaded eraser. I don't know the normal English name for it, but it's an eraser, but it's gummy and you can..you know..knead it. Also, you can stretch it out, which is what they want to do with the uncut version.
Aiba unveiled the uncut form, and it was a big flat sheet 6m long, rolled up into a cylinder. It weighed 13kg. They broke it up and tried kneading it, but Hanawa got bored.

At the end, Hanawa gave them minus two Ninomiya, and then sang the ending theme. They all kinda looked like "..eh.." and Nino was covering his face in embarrassment.