【3万円】超大量の100円玉でクレーンゲーム100回以上やったら何個取れる!?【大量ゲット!?】【アンパンマン】 - Summary

Summary

The provided text appears to be a transcription of a Japanese YouTube video featuring a YouTuber named Hikakin playing various crane games at Taito Station Fuchu. The video is approximately 23 minutes long, and the transcription includes Hikakin's commentary and reactions as he plays the games.

Throughout the video, Hikakin attempts to win prizes from different crane games, often with humorous and entertaining results. He also interacts with his viewers and provides explanations for the games he is playing.

Some notable moments in the video include Hikakin's attempts to win a giant Doraemon plushie, his excitement when he finally wins a prize, and his interactions with the store staff and other players.

The video ends with Hikakin thanking his viewers for watching and promoting his social media channels.

Facts

Here are the key facts extracted from the text:

1. Hikakin TV channel is the source of the video.
2. The location is Taito Station Fuchu.
3. The event is a visit to Kuroten-san, a shop with many of the best crane games in Japan and the world.
4. Hikka Inu is the host of the video.
5. The shop has various crane games with different prizes.
6. Hikka Inu has around 30,000 yen to spend.
7. The cost of playing the crane games is 100 yen per ticket.
8. Hikka Inu tries out different crane games and shares his experience.
9. He eventually wins a prize, but the details are not specified.
10. The video is around 3 hours long, but it's easier to do one guest appearance.
11. Hikka Inu spent around 15,000 yen three days ago to take photos.
12. The super giant Doraemon is mentioned as a prize.
13. Zaemon is wearing slippers inside.
14. The video is posted on the Hikakin TV channel.
15. Viewers are encouraged to rate the video, hit the good button, and subscribe to the channel.
16. Hikka Inu has social media accounts on Twitter, Instagram, and Tiktok.

Note that some of the text appears to be a translation, and there may be errors or inconsistencies in the translation.