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日本には伝統的な文化として『ラジオ体操第一』というものがあります。 ラジオの声に合わせて軽い運動を行うもので、殆どの小学生が学校の授業の一環で学びます。

@@Sr-mz6osOh!! I understand! Thank you for letting me know, I couldn’t figure it out! 😆 I’ll look more into it as well since I’m a bit curious now. From the narrative in the video, it looks like Miku became a huge fan of it and Teto… didn’t. Way funnier now that I have context. It sort of reminds me of the “Fitness Gram Pacer Test” here in the USA, which is a meme here because it’s disliked by basically everyone, even kids who like sports. It’s done for every grade starting 6th grade (11 years old) onwards. You run back and forth alongside your entire sports class across the gym while a recording of beeps and a guy counting can be heard. It tends to be humiliating and too competitive for students, but as far as I’m aware it’s still done in schools today.

@@bonkers1917 『Fitness Gram Pacer Test』についてですが、日本にも似たものがあります。それは『シャトルラン』と呼ばれており、学生のトラウマになっている点も含めて似通っています。 これらと比べるとラジオ体操第一は、学生に限らず幅広い世代に親しまれているものですね。ただ、夏休みに宿題として毎朝やらされていた時は流石にうんざりしましたが笑

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Sr-mz6osyes! I believe shuttle run is the normal name for it, but most Westerners don’t fully associate with negative school memories since it’s usually not in a crowd nor does it typically have the famous audio playing. Fitness Gram Pacer Test audio has an incredibly boring sounding man speaking the whole time, so it’s hard to forget… maybe I’ll try Radio Taiso Daiichi sometime, I know very limited Japanese (only simple phrases and words, and I can’t spell very well at all haha) but I could probably follow along fine just by watching their movements. I’ve had a bad habit of not doing small exercises when I wake up, so maybe this can help me learn a little Japanese at the same time. 😊