Ken Shimura "Elevator Situation" | TRY NOT TO LAUGH CHALLENGE

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@方舟まくしむ 3 ай бұрын

志村けんさんは、どのコントも面白いですよね😂

@squeakychairchannel 3 ай бұрын

あなたは絶対に正しいです😁👏👍

@下僕と猫様 3 ай бұрын

レスリーニールセンとのコラボ当時見た時はびっくりしました、この動画も志村さんが若い時でとても懐かしく思いました。

@squeakychairchannel 3 ай бұрын

私もあなたと同じように、志村けんとレスリー・ニールセンのコラボレーションには嬉しい驚きを感じました😮 すばらし！ 😄👍

@chirorian.chiroru 3 ай бұрын

エレベーターは最初ほんの少しだけ意地悪をしただけかもしれませんが、志村けんさんの反応が面白かったのでどんどんイタズラがエスカレートしてしまったのかもしれません😂

@squeakychairchannel 3 ай бұрын

このエレベーターは志村けんさんと遊びたかっただけだと思います🤭🤣

@keiko-youtube 3 ай бұрын

アレックスさん、こんにちは😊 エレベーターはホラーにもコメディにもなる面白い空間ですね😂

@squeakychairchannel 3 ай бұрын

こんにちは🤗 エレベーターはとても奇妙になることがあります 🤣

@白黒からす麦 3 ай бұрын

ウチのアパートはエレベーターが無いので大量に買い込んでも歩いて上らないといけないのでエレベーターがあれば・・・と言いたいところだけど、６階以上の建物じゃないとエレベーターが設置できないという決まりがあるらしく、４階建ての３階建てに住んでるのでなかなかに大変です。というかコントのエレベーター、なかなかの知能犯でしたな😂ああやっておちょくりがいのある人を探して日々過ごしてるのかと想像すると笑いが出て来て止まりませんなぁ😁志村さんはきっと無事に出てくると思いますよ。そっか、レスリー・ニールセンと共演してた頃のコントだったんだ。私は多分・・・小学生くらいかな？覚えてないけど

@squeakychairchannel 3 ай бұрын

昔、エレベーターのない5階建てのビルの5階に住んでいました😅エレベーターは6階以上の建物にしか設置できないという本当に不思議なルールです🤔😄

@DONPAN-YO 3 ай бұрын

@@squeakychairchannel There is no law in Japan that prohibits the installation of elevators. Building owners are completely free to install elevators in their buildings, regardless of the height of the building. In Japan's Building Standards Act, there is a law that requires that "buildings over 31 meters above ground must install elevators." 📓🥸 Therefore, there are cases where buildings lower than that do not have elevators. And conscientious building owners, building owners who pursue convenience, and building owners with a high level of public interest may install elevators even in buildings with only two stories. Rental housing is planned from a long-term perspective of cost and asset management, and the merits and demerits are considered, so in buildings with few households and three or four stories, the cost of installing an elevator is a huge burden, so it is often not installed. In large apartment buildings with many households, it is expected that people will die there, so elevators with hidden doors are installed with space reserved for coffins. The back panel of the elevator cage (box-shaped) is removable, so part of the coffin can be stored in that space. We don't often notice it when we're living normally, but buildings are designed with "what if" and "emergency" in mind, and are expected to respond to rare cases. The idea of universal design is also spreading, and in some cases, buildings with a high level of public utility are required to install elevators not by the Building Standards Act, but by individual ordinances. Public buildings must be designed so that everyone can use them equally, regardless of age, gender, or whether they have a disability, and although this is not yet sufficient, there are many buildings that are designed with this importance in mind. However, there are also facilities that are in a strange state because of being too considerate. There are escalators that are only 3 or 4 steps high near the entrances and exits of stations, elevators that go up and down just under 100 cm to eliminate the step between the station premises and the platform, and toilet seats that have too many handrails on the toilet booth, making the seating area narrow... There is also an ordinance for welfare purposes called the "Heartful Ordinance," but some Japanese people sometimes become too considerate and end up being too "heartful full full".💞💞💞 This can sometimes cause problems for users, making it difficult to use. 😱😅😂👍🏻 Short elevator example video (17 seconds) --- kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYavgmiBgaaioMU

@squeakychairchannel 3 ай бұрын

I have never seen elevators like in this video 😄 Thank you, I learned a lot of interesting things about elevators from you👍