01x11 - Episode 11

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It started with my shoulders.

I couldn't raise my arms more than this.

I'm not exaggerating.

And then, loss of taste and coughing.

Coffee tasted like mud.

SURVIVING THE LUMINA VIRUS

Obviously, I've never drunk mud.

Long-term effects? Let me think

Everyone tells me I've become mellow.

That the way I talk has softened up.

This isn't a lie, Mr. Miyane!

MR. SATURDAY LIVE NEWS PROGRAM

- It has been three months since

- Hey!

Don't change it! You jazz monster hag!

You haven't softened up at all!

And why are we lined up like this?

Is this The Family Game?

It's hard to talk like this.

Are you sure

you have no long-term effects?

Not at all, that was just a cold!

- It definitely wasn't.

- It definitely wasn't.

You almost died!

You would've been dead without an ECMO.

This is just between us,

but he's not even vaccinated for COVID.

- You're joking! Why?

- Although he's a wuss

Or because of it?

He's skeptical of everything.

Of course, I have a huge appreciation

for Yoko and the ECMO.

But, vaccines?!

It's a conspiracy just like linking

ID numbers to insurance cards!

I don't believe in overpayments, either!

This guy!

I'm Kawashima,

the new Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary.

The guy who got the ECMO instead of Shige.

Elderly, poor people

Please don't exclude them

from this society.

There's no need to copy everything

that the US does.

I'll keep a note of that.

The number of new cases of Lumina virus

has been decreasing the last few weeks.

They have been decreasing

continuously for ten days now,

which is why we have decided

to lift the declaration

of the state of emergency as of July 8th.

Our measures against

the virus have been effective

It's just that the cases have decreased

for ten days straight, right?

It's still a category-two disease

and there are no approved vaccines yet.

Look what they're distributing.

During COVID, it was called

the "Go To Travel" campaign

- They need to make up their minds.

- Ari's second PCR test was negative!

Three more. It is decreasing.

I heard that there'll be a second wave.

You've got to be kidding me!

I want to see my baby!

Dr. Yokoyama, did you do your PCR test?

Sorry. I forgot.

I'm going home now.

Who's on the night shift today?

Sounds lively next door.

Medical staff should not go

clubbing right now!

What's going on? People are on one today.

Hey, don't drink on the road!

We'll get complaints from the neighbors!

We have no other options!

Pubs close at 8 p.m.

- And we want to keep drinking!

- Not on the road!

- Come on, Okamoto! We've endured enough!

- No, you need to go home! Come on!

Next door's having a huge party!

I know, I wouldn't be surprised

if there's a cluster!

- Okay

- Okay.

33.2℃.

- I'd be dead if that were true.

- Hello?

What? I can't hear you well.

There's loud music

coming from the club next door.

Like, really loud!

Kabukicho has defeated

the Kabukicho virus!

Good evening!

- Oh, Mayu!

- I figured I could come to see you now.

Where's Dr. Yoko?

I almost forgot.

33.5℃. How's school?

It's mostly online

so I'm working part-time again.

Hey, Shiraki!

- 42℃.

- That thing's broken!

You two are still dating?

Does your mom know?

- I just introduced him to her.

- It took me by surprise!

Oh, hello! Excuse me

- 32℃.

- There's no point checking!

How strange

Dr. Yoko.

Is this okay? This will be close contact!

It's fine, we've all had it by now!

Shiraki!

- Really?

- This can't stop the virus completely.

The virulence of the virus

is getting weaker.

Whether you develop symptoms or not

depends on your vitality and immunity.

Who are you again?

I'm Mayu's mom.

The bar I worked at went under

during the stay-home period

so I'm unemployed.

I'm supporting her financially.

Hard to tell who's the mom, isn't it?

So you're living together now?

At the shelter? Is that safe?

Until I can find work,

I will be her dependent so

That's good!

If you have no money,

you can't be easily fooled by nasty men.

- Shiraki!

- What? Don't call me for no reason!

- Done for the day, let's start drinking!

- Yes!

No, Dr. Yokoyama!

You're on the night shift!

- Toru.

- What?

No alcohol for you!

What is it?

Has Mai contacted you recently?

- Iyeah

- Did she or did she not?

After I saw her at Okubo Park

nothing.

She hasn't even read my messages.

I see

I went to see her this afternoon

but they dissolved the NPO.

Dissolved?

They got criticized pretty harshly.

I think it got to her.

They said it's an eyesore

that we're helping foreigners

and homeless people at a time like this.

They said we're just doing it for

ourselves.

And then this made it worse.

KABUKICHO NPO ACTIVIST'S SIDE HUSTLE

Oh wow

HER HIDDEN IDENTITY AS A DOMINATRIX

People were bored

during the stay-home period,

so it spread quickly.

I see

- Screw them!

- Hey!

You don't listen to what others tell you

but you let the virus stop you?

It makes sense now.

So she's not in Kabukicho?

She was our idol right till to the end,

huh?

What?

What does that mean?

You said it as if it's the end of an era!

That was so corny!

Do you want to know what he just said?

Hey, stop!

I noticed it was corny

as soon as I said it!

- Our idol?

- Yeah.

- Ours?

- Huh?

No, not ours!

Have you forgotten what she said?

What was it again?

Um Let's see

Oh, I know.

"I'm in love with a police officer!"

So what?

It's 1-0.

1-0?

What's wrong, Horii?

- My mom has a fever.

- Oh, no!

She may have got it at the daycare center.

You should be with her! Go home!

What do you mean by 1-0?

- Huh?

- Let's drink.

Explain it,

you scummy stylish police officer!

- What's up with you two?

- Sorry! It's nothing!

What's 1-0?

Okay Cheers guys!

- Cheers!

- What's with that attitude?

Huh?

Oh god!

What is it now?

Hey! Wait a minute!

- I had a drink so I can't work.

- It's on you, Dr. Yokoyama.

CLUB FLOOR COLLAPSES

This was recorded by one of the clubgoers

last night right before the incident.

This was the first weekend

since the state of emergency

due to the spread of

the Lumina virus was lifted.

A club in Kabukicho, Shinjuku,

was hosting an event

called "Goodbye Lumina."

KABUKICHO BEAT THE VIRUS!

Suddenly there was a loud bang,

and the floor collapsed.

You're okay now!

Transport the severe ones!

We have no ambulances!

- Not enough people either, due to Lumina!

- Bring them to us for now!

- But

- We need to start treating them now!

Start with the red tags!

- Take them to Magokoro!

- How are you doing?

Don't push!

We'll see you in order!

If you can walk, go wait in the lobby!

Toru, sort out the triage!

Triage!

It hurts!

- They're all red! What do we do?

- Leave them to me!

To the treatment room

if they are struggling to breathe!

Be ready to transport them

if their consciousness is low or in shock!

- Okay!

- Doctor, could you check him?

Ouch!

Could be tension pneumothorax!

Take him to Room B!

- We're moving now!

- Next person, please!

- Mind the head

- Hi, Doctor.

Be careful.

You'll be fine now!

He's in shock

from intraperitoneal bleeding!

- Check his blood pressure!

- Okay.

- Thank you.

- Next, please!

Can I help, too?

Please give these out

to people in the lobby.

- Monitor the patients.

- Okay.

I'm handing out masks!

Hang on Akane?

I'm sorry! My raver friend invited me out!

- Why are you laughing? Are you stupid?

- I was feeling frustrated!

I was dancing, and suddenly

a disco ball dropped from above

so I headbutted it!

- Staple her head wound!

- Okay, let's go.

- I don't want staples on my head!

- Next person!

- Two patients need emergency surgery!

- Okay.

Ouch!

How many are waiting outside?

- Due to the incident at the club

- Line up against the wall!

- Over 120 people are reported injured.

- Bring her here!

- The number could increase even more

- Sorry!

To the entrance!

- Who said you could film here?

- I'm from Mr. Saturday

Mr. Saturday? So? Who cares!

The DJ booth suddenly disappeared.

It was terrifying.

I didn't know what happened.

My boyfriend's still inside!

I can't get hold of him!

Luckily there was a hospital next door.

Flail chest, and an open fracture

on the left lower leg.

Intubation!

Bonjourno. Zdravstvuyte.

Zdravstvuyte

She's Russian.

Kita Shinjuku Critical Care Center

said they could take two patients!

Prioritize those with known

circulatory issues!

Please take these patients.

Yes, doctor!

Prepare them for transportation

to the critical care center!

- Okay.

- Could you come here?

Mandibular fracture!

It's obstructing his airway!

- Oxygen saturation is at 80%.

- He needs a cricothyrotomy, now.

- Yokoyama, can you do the intubation?

- Yeah.

Horii, what about your mom?

She has a fever, right?

It's all good.

Kai, the caregiver, is on his way to her.

Fusae

Fusae!

Fusae!

You should go to your mom!

I need to help the lives

in front of me first.

Can you hear me?

His consciousness level

is down to triple digits!

I see anisocoria, too!

- Intubate and prioritize transportation!

- I'll do the intubation!

Top priority!

Such a debauchery when our daily life

isn't even back to normal yet.

What do you think, Mr. Kawashima?

I didn't expect this at all.

Sure, the state of emergency was lifted

but our healthcare is still in crisis.

And it happened in Kabukicho again.

It's too early to be excited like that,

isn't it?

I understand people were stressed,

but I do want people to be more cautious.

There is footage that was posted

on social media such as Instagram and X,

and as you can see, no masks can be seen.

Hey? Was that Ricchan?

- Looking very excited as if

- See?

It's Ricchan! You were there, too?

Never mind! Come, sit next to Yoko!

Fine.

- Phew

- I can see that happening, for sure.

- The real issue isn't the collapse

- It's almost time!

- Sit, please!

- Oh?

Take your masks off.

Stay calm, Yoko.

What's the word you shouldn't use?

No need to say it! As long as you know.

Dad, speak clearly

and enunciate your words, okay?

Smile a bit, you look scary!

When you don't understand, just nod.

- Your eyes are scary!

- Shut up!

Leave it to me. He owes me one.

Foreign media have been reporting

this incident as well

I'll let you know exactly what I think!

We want to improve the image of Tokyo.

People need to stop making a fool

of themselves to the world.

We will now interview one of the doctors

that treated patients from the incident.

Since they opened their doors

in Kabukicho, Shinjuku 100 years ago,

this clinic is renowned for providing

medical support to anyone in need.

Dr. Keisuke Takamine, and their surgeon,

Yoko Nishi Freeman are here to talk to us.

- Nice to meet you, Dr. Takamine.

- Hello, I'm Takamine.

You had to deal with quite an incident!

Yes, well, I was asleep the whole time.

He's elderly so he needed

to stay away because of the virus.

- And Ms. Yoko, you know Mr. Kawashima?

- Yes, we met before.

Summer last year, I was taken

to a hospital due to a heart attack.

We met only once.

Yes. Thank you for your help back then.

How are you doing? You look well.

Ms. Nishi, you're American, am I right?

I'm American by nationality

but my mom's from Okyama.

She was a single mom who got dumped by her

man and couldn't speak a word of English.

You don't have to tell them I got dumped!

We'd like to ask you questions about

It is very important.

So I'll use standard Japanese.

Wait, what?

First of all, the government

needs to dismiss the name

Kabukicho Virus and ban its usage.

It was just because the first patient

worked at a host club in Kabukicho.

He got infected in LA

when he was on a trip.

He tested positive at Haneda airport,

got taken to a hospital

in Kachidoki, and died there.

He didn't get it in Kabukicho,

and he never brought

the virus here, either.

Deputy Chief, you said,

"It happened in Kabukicho again",

which I think is imprudent.

The government should think

before they say anything about

the people in this town,

as they can become the target

of abuse and slander!

I apologize.

So you can talk properly.

If the source of infection wasn't

in Kabukicho, where was it?

Who knows?

But I can say one thing.

It was human beings that carried it.

No matter how dangerous a virus is,

they will never grow legs

and walk around spreading the disease.

It's always human beings,

that travel around the world with it.

So stop trying to put the blame

on someone.

Stop looking for people

to make a scapegoat!

We'll bear that in mind, Ms. Yoko.

- Sorry, we'll have a commercial break

- I see.

I was just about to tell you something

that's very important!

- After the commercial break we can

- About the infection control from here on!

- It's important! Why'd you cut me halfway?

- Let's hear her out.

That's okay, right?

We're live so if you could make it short.

Mr. Takamine, are you asleep?

I'm listening!

The second wave will come.

Within a month,

the number of patients will hit its peak.

He's like Joe Biden.

But please be calm

and don't be overly afraid of it.

Worst thing possible is that due to fear,

people might neglect other illnesses

or their treatment gets delayed.

Fusae!

Why can't you see her?

You're a clinic for patients with fever!

Never mind!

- How is her temperature?

- It's hasn't gone down from 38℃.

Damn it.

Hang in there, Fusae.

I will help you, I promise!

She'll be fine.

I've brought a pulmonology doctor.

Really?

Hello!

This is my husband!

I know he doesn't look it,

but he's a good doctor.

Okay, I'm going to listen

to your heartbeat.

How long has it been?

- The fever?

- Yes.

Today's the third day.

It's probably aspiration pneumonia.

I'll prescribe some antibiotics.

- Please come get them later.

- Thank goodness.

- Thank you so much!

- Oh, dear!

Kai, thank you for looking after my mom.

True, you're lucky

to have such a caregiver!

So earnest and eager to help!

It's nothing. I just like cougars.

- What?

- Honey!

- What?

- What?

We have to watch Mr. Saturday. Hurry!

- Yes, you're right!

- Hurry!

Okay.

St. Magokoro Hospital

will never refuse patients!

We'll see them all and save them all!

So Mr. Kawashima, please at least improve

the medical staff's working conditions!

- I beg you too.

- He's awake!

Since my grandad

started this 100 years ago,

we've been here for the poor

and those who couldn't go

to normal hospitals.

We're constantly in the red and in debt!

On top of that,

people even say they'd rather die

than come to Magokoro but still,

we could stay open

thanks to Japan's

Healthcare insurance system!

Right, Yoko?

The second wave will come!

We've been fighting the virus

with only eight beds! No rest!

This is the reality of Kabukicho!

We're not getting carried away at all!

- Please!

- Please help us!

We beg you! Please help us!

We beg you! Please help us!

- Please!

- Please!

As I watched them bow their heads

in turns, I thought to myself.

This is their human nature.

What they do is not heroic

or praiseworthy for them.

These two just

don't know how else to live their lives.

They can't live with themselves

if they don't save the lives

that can be saved.

- Please!

- Please help!

- Please!

- Well, Kawashima Deputy Chief?

I will consider special measures,

aside from the subsidies,

to aid the medical staff.

Really? That's amazing!

Seriously? We mean financial aid!

Don't just send us masks!

- Well

- One more thing!

Please make the Lumina vaccine easily

accessible to foreigners and to the poor!

As well as to those without

an insurance card and homeless people!

- Please!

- Understood.

- Another thing!

- What happened to the commercial break?

Go to commercials!

SECOND WAVE, OVER 10,000 CASES

As Yoko predicted,

the second wave did come.

The beds upstairs were constantly full,

and we kept getting ER patients as well.

How are you feeling?

We don't have enough beds!

Hello, Magokoro.

A Brazilian lady in her 40s

has had a fever for three days,

no insurance, rejected by other clinics.

Di

Directly bring her here!

We don't have enough beds!

How are we to examine them?

- We can use my room or your Porsche!

- No way!

Sorry, can you check

your temperature by yourself?

The thermometer is there

- What?

- He's the Sex-industry Tycoon.

Sex-industry Tycoon?

Mai's dad!

Him? Mai's dad?

46℃.

I saw you on TV, Red Beard.

- Thank you.

- I can only imagine your struggles.

Due to this Lumina virus,

I had to close some of my business.

Because you know,

my business needs close contact.

He has such a nice voice.

- Natural Lotion

- Natural lotion?

Tenkaippinpin.

Mat Max,

Hidden Agenda Girls School,

Kimetsu no Yabai.

Oh, they're the names

of his establishments!

Five sexual massage parlors,

and two bathhouses.

The playrooms are left as they were,

like this

- They have beds! Beds!

- That was a Nagoya dialect.

They even come with Isodine!

This is amazing!

If they match your needs, please use them.

- Really?

- For free?

People like me don't get a lot of chances

to do good for the society.

Wow!

For a sex industry tycoon, he's so humble.

Also

I want my daughter to be proud of me.

He's so honest.

Um

How's Mai?

Where did she go?

Complimentary shareholder tickets.

Thanks to the Sex-industry Tycoon,

we now had 50 more beds.

Meal delivery!

Here's your meal.

The beds were already in separate,

well-ventilated rooms.

So it was easy to control the infection.

Your blood pressure is a bit high.

- How are you feeling?

- Meal delivery!

Okay!

Thank you.

I'll leave it here.

Hope you get well soon.

If your fever goes up to 38℃

What does that mean again?

Field hospital.

What's that?

A temporary hospital set up

to treat those who are injured

on the b*ttlefield.

Basically, this place should be called

the Shinjuku Field Hospital.

"Basically"?

How Dr. Yoko was saving lives

at the Shinjuku Field Hospital,

was shown on TV many times.

- SHINJUKU FIELD HOSPITAL

- DOCTORS' FIGHT AGAINST LUMINA-

The wife of Dr. Y, a physician,

has contracted the Lumina virus.

Their daughter who's eight months old

tested positive, too.

- She sounds fine.

- They're all worried.

No need to be hospitalized.

But we have the other kids to worry about

At home, Dr. Y is looking after

his four daughters by himself.

- A room that's easy to look after a baby

- They'll need to be quarantined.

However, a room in a sex establishment

is too small for the two of them.

How about this one?

One photo has caught Dr. Yoko's eye.

- I'm not sure

- It's big and has a tub! Right, Konenki?

My name is Shiraki!

A little bit more You're fine!

All done!

This gap here is so useful!

The room is huge, too. I'm so thankful.

It's a good room, right?

Hey!

- The show is getting a lot of complaints.

- Why?

Don't you think it was great?

The pervert chair?

How you treat Ms. Shiraki

is a problem as well, apparently.

Can doctors not make jokes?

Ridiculous!

Who are they saying has a beard?

I'm a woman!

KABUKICHO'S FEMALE RED BEARD

I saw something upsetting earlier.

- Hey!

- Ow!

What?

Wear a damn mask!

I'm sorry! I was out of masks!

Unbelievable! It's common sense!

I understand where he's coming from, but

How can you do that to someone

you don't know,

who's obviously older than you?

This is what the world has come to.

Right now, the human mind

is scarier than the virus.

Exactly!

The idea of equality is being twisted.

They're jumping at shadows.

It's a bitter world. People are imprudent.

Will it be different

once the vaccine's rolled out?

Exactly! Starting at 2 p.m. today!

VACCINATION TICKE

Where's that girl in red

that looks like a fox been?

Are you talking about Mai?

She felt it was all in vain

now we're all equals,

and disappeared.

She was surprisingly fragile.

In the end, I think I never actually

knew her well.

Huh? Dr. Yoko?

- I can't believe it.

- What's wrong?

Can you stand?

I have an antibody.

Hold on to me.

Ready Let's go.

Dr. Yoko got infected by the Lumina virus.

She had to quarantine for two weeks

in a fancy bathhouse.

Later, she shared her terrifying

experience of catching the virus.

First, I felt very dizzy.

Then my legs felt weak

and I couldn't stand,

so I knew right away

that it was the virus.

How scary!

Were you coughing a lot?

Yes, non-stop coughing

and a very high fever.

It's no use. The room is too distracting.

That chair looks like

it's from the movie Emmanuelle.

You're right.

Very dizzy, a lot of coughing,

and extremely high fever.

This is my experience of the second wave.

Don't believe everything on social media

and don't be too scared of the virus!

Hello, Magokoro.

It's me, Arai,

from Kachidoki Medical Center.

We just had a visit from a journalist

of a weekly magazine.

What?

They said they had a scoop about Dr. Yoko

performing medical practices

without a Japanese license.

Ridiculous, right?

If that were true,

we'd be in trouble for employing her.

Ms. Shiraki?

I refuse to say

This is coming out next week.

SHE HAS NO LICENSE!

What?

OVER 60 SURGERIES WITHOUT A LICENSE?

Who told them?

I understand why you think it was me,

and even I doubt myself

because I've done stuff in the past.

But

This time, it really wasn't me!

If it wasn't Keizo

Me?

I was always against employing her.

- But it wasn't me!

- Let's not do this!

No point looking for the culprit.

Tell me the truth, in order of occurrence.

The first patient

he was Arabic, wasn't he?

An ill*gal resident

- Bingo!

- And then there was Kaji.

Wow, she is good.

And she had no license during that time?

Did she have a work visa?

Tourist visa, I think.

A splenectomy and the removal

of an acute subdural hematoma

on a tourist visa?

It's not very touristy I guess.

What were you thinking?

It's ill*gal employment!

After she passed the national exam,

she applied

for the Certificate of Eligibility,

and after that, she was on a work visa

She was unlicensed this whole time?

She has an American license!

- That means nothing!

- But why?

- Why?

- Is the American license meaningless?

Does that mean the US is not trustworthy?

Ms. Horii got her midwife license

overseas, right?

Why can't it be used here?

If it were the other way around

Where you went to the US,

and found an Arabic person

dying in front of you.

You take him to the hospital

but the doctors are useless like us.

What would you do?

You would help him, right?

Once, yes.

But it wasn't once!

Right, Ms. Horii?

A bypass surgery

for a popliteal arterial injury.

Thoracic drainage

on a traumatic pneumothorax.

A cardiac tamponade

and a pericardial fenestration.

Repositioning a posterior

fracture-dislocation.

Also steel wire

That's enough, thank you!

All of you

are numb to the fact that this is insane.

Keisuke, as the business owner,

you'll be imprisoned for three years

for promoting ill*gal work.

- He'll get imprisoned?

- Or a fine of three million yen or less.

For Yoko, violating the Medical

Practitioners Law and ill*gal work.

Your license will be taken away

if you have a criminal record.

Is there anything we can do?

Don't ask me.

It's all true.

But she tried so hard.

She even got her license!

I'll take all the blame.

It was all me, my decision alone.

In order to rebuild this hospital,

I forced Yoko to work here.

If we can keep that story straight

No

I don't think that would work.

She was always so happy working here.

True.

I have seen that with my own eyes too.

I think she knew, though.

That this would happen at some point.

Although she knew

she wanted to save the lives she could.

Roughly

but equally.

I think that's it.

You're right.

Yoko was Magokoro's last glimmer of hope

before we finally throw the towel in.

Director

Don't say that.

The article came out.

ROUGH BUT ACCURATE TREATMENTS

There were no lies in the article.

DR. YOKO WAS UNLICENSED?!

Please form one straight line.

In August,

the vaccination process

started in temporary tents.

Now it really feels like a field hospital.

What does that mean?

Never mind.

Next, please!

The Metropolitan Police has arrested

the 73-year-old Keisuke Takamine,

the director of

St. Magokoro Hospital in Shinjuku,

on suspicion of promoting ill*gal work

by employing a doctor

without a valid medical license.

Due to the violation

of the Medical Practitioners Law,

43-year-old Yoko Nishi Freeman,

a doctor at Magokoro, was also arrested.

I wish she was at least wearing

her doctor's coat.

She was quarantined for recovery,

so I guess she didn't have it.

Doctor!

Muhammad!

- Why are you still in Japan?

- Thank you, Dr. Yoko!

This is Kabukicho in Shinjuku.

- Dr. Yoko!

- Dr. Yoko!

People of different ethnicities

and spoken languages gather

in this largest

entertainment district in East Asia.

Hostess bars, host clubs

Stop there!

- Girls bars

- Dr. Yoko!

Many other legal entertainment

establishments line the street.

Anybody can live it up safely.

Yoko!

Sis!

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Get off the street!

Clear the way!

We need to do our best

for Magokoro.

Agreed.

With my dad and my sister taken,

I have no time for dating.

It sucks!

This is just the beginning.

I wonder who it was

that leaked the information.

It wasn't me!

It wasn't me, either!

It was me.

I made a post about you

working without a license.

KABUKICHO'S WOMAN DOCTOR

IS APPARENTLY UNLICENSED

I realized what I had done

and deleted it right away.

40 MINUTES EARLIER

But it was too late.

It went viral so the reporters

decided to investigate and

I'm really sorry!

Why did you do it?

Why?

I think

I was envious and frustrated.

While nothing was going well for me,

even though

we had similar ideas and goals,

you got all the positive attention

and all the fuss.

Need for approval, huh?

Totally.

By the way, how did you find me?

My dad owns this building.

Oh, I see.

You can take the mask off!

My PCR's been negative.

- Really?

- Yeah.

Also

I wanted to distract people

so that they stop slandering me

for a while.

KABUKICHO NPO ACTIVIST AND HER SIDE HUSTLE

However, this was actually well-received

especially by my followers overseas

and the post got over a million likes.

So you did get positive attention!

Thank you.

I'm glad you came because there's a favor

I wanted to ask you.

You're not mad at me?

What's the favor?

We need a psychotherapist at Magokoro.

- A psychotherapist at Magokoro?

- No time for questions. Police are coming.

I've been thinking about it.

TWO YEARS LATER

What's missing at Magokoro

Hello, Magokoro.

Male in his 40s,

a severe stab wound on his back.

- He was in a fight?

- Divert!

- And the person who did it is on the run?

- Go get him sergeant!

- Mayu! How's work going for you?

- It's going well, thanks.

Feel free to ask me anything.

If Mayu needs help with something,

why would she go to you, Okamoto?

Hey, those are my Peyang noodles!

Our patients are nuts,

but our doctors are all nuts, too.

However, we have no psychotherapist.

Not even a counselor.

It's a big issue!

Magokoro means sincerity

but we don't provide mental health care?

Once this chaos with the virus ends,

mental health care will be essential.

Aftereffects of the virus and

anxiety about returning to society

Having a counselor will be crucial.

Director!

COUNSELLING ROOM

Dr. Yokoyama's having another baby.

And?

Does he want a raise?

I also live from paycheck to paycheck!

I sold my Porsche.

Got criticized for charging people once

Lumina became a category five disease

Of course, we need to charge people!

We're not volunteers!

You're doing your best, Toru.

We all know that.

Really?

Director!

We have an emergency patient!

A male in his 40s.

He's ASF.

- ASF?

- Anti-Social Forces.

Divert them!

Too late. I can hear the ambulance.

He told someone to wear a mask

and got stabbed!

Bro!

- We've arrived at Magokoro!

- This way!

We're at Magokoro?

No, not Magokoro! Please!

Take me somewhere else!

In Tokyo, the temperature

has gone over 30℃ again

as the heatwave continues

- My breakfast!

- It's lunch at this point.

That's my breakfast.

- My breakfast.

- I'll make some for you.

Bro, come on.

- Director!

- Yeah?

- We should stitch this up, right?

- That's a very big wound.

- Is that a Namahage tattoo?

- It's the god of thunder!

I apologize!

- Is it okay if his leg becomes shorter?

- No, it's not okay at all!

- Bro!

- Director!

- Why would it be okay?

- Calm down, bro!

That was scary.

Over 50 medical staff members

have been providing support.

According to those involved,

the biggest issue they're facing now

is the shortage of surgical equipment

Turn the TV off.

No, I'm watching it!

Though they have a language barrier

they've teamed up under the same goal.

They're eating Peyang noodles.

Many countries have already sent

relief supplies to the area.

- Yoko!

- Yoko!

This is St. Magokoro Hospital,

located in an obscure part of Kabukicho.

It is also known as

- Shinjuku Field Hospital.

- Shinjuku Field Hospital.

Dr. Yoko, you are amazing!

She has big boobs!

- Toru, you're so sexy!

- Thank you!

Thank you for a wonderful show!

Thank you very much!

Thank you, everyone!