Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript:
**Title:** Science vs Liberal Arts Team: Water Filtration Challenge
**Summary:**
* A device costing ¥7,000-¥8,000 was purchased to create an interesting video.
* Two teams, Science and Liberal Arts, compete to build a better water filtration system.
* Each team designs and builds their filter using various materials (e.g., gauze, activated charcoal, coffee filter, smoked wood chips, marbles).
* The filters are tested with muddy water, and the results are compared.
* The Liberal Arts team surprisingly wins, with their filter producing cleaner water.
* The Science team concedes, acknowledging the Liberal Arts team's unexpected victory.
* The transcript ends with lighthearted banter and teasing between the teams.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Device Purchase**: A device that filters things out was bought for 7 or 8 thousand yen.
2. **Number of Participants**: There are 4 people participating in an activity.
3. **Team Division**: The participants are divided into two teams: Science and Humanities (also referred to as Liberal Arts).
4. **Activity Objective**: The objective involves creating a filtration device.
5. **Materials Used**:
* **Science Team**: Gauze, Binchotan Activated Charcoal, red soil, cotton, and a big stone.
* **Humanities Team**: Coffee filter, smoked wood chips (including cherry blossom chips), and marbles.
6. **Filtration Process**: Both teams attempt to filter muddy water using their created devices.
7. **Outcome**: A winner is declared, with the Humanities Team being announced as the victor.
8. **Tasting**: Participants taste the filtered water, with comments on its quality.
9. **Future Plans**: Mention of a potential future showdown between the literary and science teams.