00:00Hello. Thank you for watching today.
00:18Today's topic is, Good luck, Tabuchi-kun.
00:21This film, Ganbare Tabuchi-kun, is a parody of the exploits of Koichi Tabuchi, a baseball player who was traded from the Hanshin Tigers to the Save Lions, and was a huge hit, sending Japan into a frenzy of laughter.
00:39Now, let's take a look at this work.
00:42Ganbare Tabuchi-kun is based on a novel by Ishii Hisakazu, and the first film was released in theaters in 1979.
00:54The story begins with the main character, Tabuchi, cheerfully entering the stadium as usual for a game.
01:02He then went into the players' locker room and greeted his fellow players, who gave him strange looks.
01:13Then, Tabuchi remembers that he had been traded to the Save Lions, and when he realizes that the place is Koshien Stadium, the home of his former team, the Tigers, the Tigers players are taken aback.
01:29After that, another team was quickly crowned the winner of the first half of the season, and Kankodori was in tears at the Lions Stadium, where the game was still a dead giveaway.
01:39As a result, there were only a handful of spectators in the stands, and the spectators were not interested in the game and were just wasting their time. Seeing this, Tabuchi became angry at the spectators.
01:55After the game, when Coach Nemoto urges them to act like adults, Tabuchi realizes that they need some mental training and visits Maebe and the others.
02:06The monk he met there explained to him that one should not harbor evil thoughts, but rather keep a steady mind and remain calm, and Tabuchi was impressed by his teachings.
02:20After that, in order to maintain a steady mind, he listens to yajio during matches to avoid the harsh heckling from the audience, and at home he lies down under a large rock hanging from the ceiling to practice maintaining a steady mind without the fear of falling.
02:38However, even during games, he maintained that unwavering mind so perfectly that before you knew it, his unwavering mind had become immovable, meaning he remained completely motionless, allowing him to remain standing in the batter's box and rack up a mountain of strikeouts.
02:54After this, Tabuchi's intense beliefs and unconventional behavior drags the other players and his wife into the mix, and he is portrayed as a great player who goes his own way.
03:08Now, let me introduce the main characters.
03:15Tabuchi is the main character of this work and appears to be training as the star of the Save Lions.
03:22In games, his hitting style is either a home run or a strikeout, but he is also known for being slow, and it is said that Tabuchi's running home run, commonly known as a tabrun, is impossible.
03:35Furthermore, when rumors of a trade began to circulate, it was said that in the ninth inning he would be sold to another team for every kilogram of his body weight, or through barter with the railway company for trains.
03:48His trade with Wajima, who was the Yokozuna at the time, was even featured as a story by reporters.
03:56As a result, although he is not trusted by his coach or teammates, they do not actually dislike him, but rather recognize him as a lovable character who is easy to tease.
04:07Mrs. Miyoko is Tabuchi-kun's wife, a beautiful and serious woman, but she kicks Tabuchi-kun's ass when he's lounging around during the off-season,
04:19There are also many scenes that make you feel tired of Tabuse's excessive stinginess with money, his personality, and his endless boasting about his home runs.
04:28He is usually a kind and gentle person, but in unexpected situations he can become an extreme character, but the relationship between the couple does not seem to be bad.
04:41Coach Nemoto is the coach of the Sabres, and is one of the people who has suffered the most damage from Tabuchi-kun, regardless of whether he is a teacher or not.
04:51However, as a director, I see the positive aspects, such as Tabuse's easygoing personality, and I feel a certain amount of security and trust in him.
05:02Owner Tsutsumi is the government's president and owner of the baseball team, and while he works hard to solve various problems that arise within the Lions, he is also an idea man, and in the play he devised and implemented Tabuchi Day, in which Tabuchi plays all positions, and scientifically managed baseball as a new way of running the team.
05:25Pitcher Yasuda is a pitcher for the Yakult Swallows who is famous for his weak balls, and he has been a close friend of Tabuchi since their days in the university league.
05:37His personality and behavior were just as bad as Tabuse's, and he was seen engaging in many outrageous activities, such as trading foreign goods both inside and outside the team, selling products on the street at the team's training camp, and bringing his daughter along and making her complain about being hungry when an unfavorable contract was made public.
05:58He also seems to run a bookstore as a side business, where Tabuchi often browses books.
06:07Hirooka is the manager of the Yakult Swallows, and on the surface he appears cool and wise, but when something displeases him he becomes so angry he doesn't care about the people around him, and he has also been known to behave in a gloomy manner, such as making silent phone calls.
06:26In the film, he also had special supporting roles, appearing for some reason as Zendela's monk and a mouse.
06:33Furusawa is a pitcher who often pairs up as a battery with Tabuchi, and he often ends up having to bear unnecessary worries due to Tabuchi's climate.
06:46In addition, Tabuse and I were traded from the Hanshin Tigers to the Save Lions at the same time, so it was a complete grass lane.
06:55Fukumoto is one of the best pitchers in the Pacific League, and is like a nemesis to catcher Tabuse.
07:06However, in the match, Tabuchi-kun's repeated openings allowed him to easily achieve the Thor rank almost every time,
07:14Manager Nemoto was seriously considering converting Tabuchi to first base.
07:20Manuel was a long-distance hitter for the Kintetsu Buffaloes and was the biggest rival of Tabuchi, who was aiming to become a home run hitter in the Pacific League.
07:33However, he was hit in the jaw by a pitch and had to miss a short game, much to Tabuchi's delight, but he quickly returned wearing a special helmet.
07:44Nakahata is a gutsy player for the Giants, and has a wild personality, so when he is in the batter's box, he gets extremely excited and swings his bat around,
07:58On nights with a full moon, he would climb over the back screen and roar with gusto, like a werewolf howling.
08:06As an aside, the original manga for this work is a memorable piece that established the genre of comedy manga that uses characters modeled after real-life celebrities.
08:21In addition, as a new way of showing the audience in the cinema, rather than the complete replacement of the audience as is the case today,
08:32Taking into consideration the situation at the time, when people could enter cinemas at any time, the cinema adopted Japan's first multi-round format, which showed short stories of about 10 minutes each, such as the first floor front and second floor backstage of a baseball game.
08:46After its release, the film became a huge hit with this new format, and the following year, in May 1980, he became the head of Zeff, and although he was becoming less prominent within the team,
08:59Go Tabuchi-kun in this fierce pennant race, aiming for a knight change on Tabuchi Day.
09:04In December of the same year, a story was published focusing on the turmoil surrounding Tabuchi-kun, including trades.
09:12Ganbare Tabuchi-kun and Ah, What a Tough Life were released one after the other, and the three films have attracted a total of 3 million viewers.
09:22Also, at the time, Shinya Sasaki, a pro baseball news anchor, appeared on the show.
09:31The artist who made Yoshiko Miyazaki, who is still very active today, famous overnight.
09:36Minolta commercial, Kakefu Masayuki's tension talking mat commercial,
09:42It also depicted parodies of Fujicolor commercials starring Kikikirin and Kayoko Kishimoto.
09:52Also, the voice actor for Tabuchi-kun was initially recommended by Director Shibayama,
09:59It seems that Kiyoshi Atsumi was considered for the role, but due to fees and schedule issues, it didn't come to fruition.
10:05It is said that the final choice was made to Toshiyuki Nishida.
10:10Furthermore, due to the success of the film, there was consideration to turn it into a TV anime.
10:15This time, Nishida's schedule could not be secured, so it seems they ended up giving up.
10:22In addition, a masterpiece starring Kenji Sawada, which was being produced at the same time as this work,
10:29It is said that the box office success of this film contributed greatly to covering the production costs of The Man Who Stole the Sun.
10:36On the other hand, after the film was released in theaters, there were issues with portrait rights regarding the real-name warriors who appeared in the film.
10:46It was said that it would be difficult to make a video software,
10:48On February 22, 2008, in accordance with Koichi Tabuchi's uniform number 22,
10:55The DVD is available from Toho.
11:00The following year, in 2009, at the Lions Classic,
11:04The electronic scoreboard on the back screen installed in the Western Dome,
11:08This film was screened at L-Vision.
11:11Now, it's finally the bottom of the ninth inning.
11:19In the match against Hankyu, pitcher Higashio made the lightning-fast Fukumoto rude by throwing a ball.
11:26After the next pitch, Tabuchi threw the ball to second base to point out the pitcher,
11:32The ball hit pitcher Higashio directly, and he was taken away in an ambulance.
11:37After that, pitcher Furusawa took over, but this time against Fukumoto who was aiming for a third base pitch,
11:46For some reason, Tabuchi threw the ball towards second base, sending pitcher Furusawa to the hospital.
11:54After the match, Coach Nemoto lectured the players on their mistakes.
11:59He is also told to come to the next game and make sure to block Fukumoto's pitches at all costs.
12:05That night, for some reason, Tabuchi nailed a straw doll that he thought was Fukumoto to a tree in the mountains.
12:14A prayer was held to point out Fukumoto's pitching style.
12:19The next day, while sleep-deprived from the all-night curse ritual,
12:24Tabuchi somehow manages to participate in the match,
12:27Although Fukumoto once again got the better of him, Tabuchi was eager for revenge.
12:35And as expected, Fukumoto ran to second base on the throw.
12:41Tabuchi tries to throw the ball to second base,
12:44He actually grabbed the umpire and threw him onto home plate.
12:50Tabuchi-kun was shaken up, but he pulled himself together and
12:53This time, we invite Fukumoto to pitch to third base.
12:58The ball hit the batter directly,
13:01The angry manager replaced him with Nomura Seiji.
13:04Tabuchi was disappointed, but the director said,
13:08He declared that the next war would be an art.
13:12That night, we will prepare a big evil mermaid and inflict great regret on her.
13:18However, the next day, after spending a long time in the cold mountains, Tabuchi
13:23I caught a cold and had to miss the game.
13:27While resting at home and watching a live baseball game on TV,
13:31When Fukumoto, who had been called out, moved and ran to make a throw,
13:36I accidentally threw the ball at the TV.
13:39It would destroy the TV.
13:43One day, some time after that incident,
13:47When Yasuda-kun visits Tabuchi-kun's house,
13:50He begins by talking about how he was unlucky enough to be demoted to the second team.
13:55It all started during practice.
13:59Yasuda-kun tried to throw a perfect ball as usual, but
14:04All of the pitches hit Manager Hirooka,
14:08Coach Hirooka warns him to practice seriously.
14:14Still, I keep telling them to overlook it.
14:17While he insisted that the tampered ball was a perfect sphere,
14:20Even in the game he pitched, he threw a different pitch,
14:24We were hit hard.
14:25After the game, Yasuda felt Coach Hirooka's condescending gaze,
14:32Yasuda heard that Hirooka had had a dispute with the baseball team and that a meeting had been decided.
14:38He made a sarcastic phone call to manager Hirooka.
14:41However, there has yet to be a formal discussion.
14:47Hirooka, who is still the manager,
14:50When the decision was made to demote the rude Yasuda to the second team,
14:54Yasuda stood there, dumbfounded, regretting having acted too quickly.
14:59The scene changes,
15:03The story depicts the battle between Tabuchi and Manuel for the home run title.
15:08Tabuchi was getting anxious as the gap between him and Manuel widened day by day, but
15:13Tabuchi is overjoyed when Manuel is injured.
15:16This leads us to predict that Manuel will be out for a long time.
15:22Tabuchi-kun was relieved,
15:24Manuel returned earlier than expected,
15:28The gap widens even further,
15:30Although I was disappointed,
15:31The film concludes with a scene of Tabuchi-kun looking forward to Daiki in a positive way.
15:40Now, let's take a look at Tabuchi's performance.
15:46Let's take a look at Tabuchi's performance.
16:16Let's take a look at Tabuchi's performance.
16:46Let's take a look at Tabuchi's performance.
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20:00When Koichi Tabuchi joined the baseball mission in 20
20:04The original author, Hisakazu Ishii, commented that he thinks it's only natural that he will join the mission.
20:10I won't hold you back again
20:13congratulations
20:15It is blessed
20:17Did the two of them have any contact after that?
20:21Am I the only one who's interested?
20:24That's all for now.
20:27See you again soon
20:29See you again soon
20:29Goodbye
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