A group of six friends embark on a 3-day, 2-night trip called "Tokai Onair" where they have to stay awake the entire time. If anyone falls asleep, they will be immediately sent home. The group establishes rules, including having judges to monitor their sleep and a system of penalties for those who fall asleep. They also introduce a rule allowing each person to take three 20-minute naps during the trip, with a check every 20 minutes to ensure they're awake. The friends participate in various activities, including a ski lift ride and interacting with owls and hawks. Along the way, they have fun, make jokes, and try to stay awake, all while being aware of the challenges and penalties that come with the trip.
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1. The trip is called "Tokai Onair" and it's a 3-day, 2-night trip.
2. There are 6 people on the trip.
3. The group will travel by car, which takes about 3 hours.
4. If someone sleeps, they will be sent home immediately.
5. The group will have judges to evaluate if someone is sleeping.
6. The judges will count down from 5 to 1 without saying anything if they think someone is sleeping.
7. If the person doesn't wake up, their journey is over.
8. The group will establish small rules during the trip.
9. For example, if someone is asked to play baseball, they cannot refuse.
10. The group will have to pay the travel money if they go home early.
11. The cost of the trip will be shared among the group members, unless someone goes home early, in which case they will pay the entire cost.
12. The group will have a "Super Survival" competition to stay awake.
13. The group will have to stay awake for the entire 3-day, 2-night trip.
14. If someone falls asleep, they will be eliminated and have to go home.
15. The group can take 3 naps of 20 minutes each during the trip, but they will be checked every 20 minutes to make sure they are awake.
16. The group can use an alarm clock or ask someone else to wake them up after 20 minutes.
17. The group went on a ski lift to observe the beautiful landscape.
18. They had a rock, paper, scissors competition to decide who would do certain activities.
19. One of the group members, Shibayu, had to walk back home after losing a rock, paper, scissors competition.
20. The group had a special experience holding an owl or a hawk on their arm.