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JANUARY, 1957
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COAST GUARD PATROL BOAT 'SOUYA',
WEIGHING 2497 TONS
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HAS BYPASSED BAD WEATHER
AND IS PROCEEDING TOWARD ANTARCTICA
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SHOUWA BASE, ONGU ISLAND
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Shouwa Base is
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the first base being built by the Japanese
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during their participation
in the International Geophysical Year
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Here we have all the First Cross-Winter Expedition members
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and 19 Karafuto dogs, including one female.
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In order to be successful in this campaign,
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the team is staying in Antarctica
during the winter.
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This is also a fight against
the harsh nature of Antarctica.
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Hey, it's time to eat!
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Here, Riki.
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Taro, here you go.
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Good boy.
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Here, Jiro.
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Here, Kuma.
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Hey, Anko, Taro.
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You guys are too spoiled.
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Aren't you two supposed to be brothers?
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And you grew up in Antarctica, too.
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I want to set out
at the beginning of October.
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If we start too late,
the ice might get too unstable.
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Then we can't travel inland.
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But looking at that engine,
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we not really going to get far.
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The first car also needs to be fixed.
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Ah, such poor performance.
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The second team might bring a better sled.
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Because we've already told them
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what parts need to be upgraded.
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I really want to get to Botnnuten.
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Because you've already arrived
at Antarctica?
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I can understand your feeling.
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But looking at the observation team's
previous missions,
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we've already accomplished what we wanted.
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Hey, Ushioda.
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What is it?
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How much baggage
can a dog sled pull?
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Well...
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If we're looking at something
really heavy,
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the standard should be
around half the dog's weight.
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If we choose 15 really strong dogs,
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averaging 36 kilograms per dog,
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then that should be...
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27 kilograms.
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Jiro - 34.5.
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All right.
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Mr Ushioda, which dog should
we weigh next?
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- Taro.
- Sure.
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Let's take a photo with Taro,
quickly.
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Here, Taro. Such a good boy.
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Come on.
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Okay, ready, come on.
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It's decided that dog sleds
should be used
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to travel inland.
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The team will set off
from the base on the 16th of October
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15 dogs have been picked to make
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the strongest sled team possible.
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Our goal is to
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arrive at Botnnuten,
which is at higher ground.
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The team will survey its actual position,
its elevation,
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and its geology.
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Akira Ushioda is responsible
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for geology measurements
and looking after the dogs.
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Responsible for meteorology measurements,
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is Ochi Kenjiro, who will also
look after the dogs.
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The one most experienced
in mountaineering is Ozaki Taicho.
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These three have been chosen
to be the team members.
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Go...
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Go on...
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Riki, go, Riki.
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Go...
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Go...
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Let's go...
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Let's get moving.
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Jakku, come on.
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We're almost there.
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Keep going, it'll get easier once
we get past this trough.
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Good, doctor, keep pulling hard.
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Are you okay?
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Jakku.
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Good...
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Good.
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Jiro.
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Good, hurry up, let's get moving.
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Jiro, Kuma.
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Good...
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Good, let's make a stop...
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Doctor, how are you doing?
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Ochi,
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If you don't change your socks soon
you're going to get frostbite.
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Of course.
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Let's stop here...
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We should already be
on Padda Island by now.
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That's strange, what's that over there?
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It's a whale.
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It looks like the carcass has been pushed
to the surface by the ice.
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God, what a mess.
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Jakku, do you know
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what kind of noise this is?
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It's not the wind whistling, that's for sure.
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That sounds like ice blocks collapsing
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on each other.
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What is it, are you nervous?
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If you're worried by this,
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how are you going to
cope with the journey ahead of us?
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The reason why I'm pushing
you guys so hard,
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is that I'm hoping you'll
become tougher.
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Here it is different than Japan.
This is Antarctica.
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Only the strongest can survive.
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Got it?
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I never expected such
a hard trainer like you
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to have a soft side.
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Oh come on,
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I was just woken by the doctor's
horrible snoring.
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Then I heard that guy
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whining outside.
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I just couldn't help myself.
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Me too.
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If it wasn't for him,
I wouldn't have heard that.
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The wind has picked up.
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Go and check the guy lines.
Then go back to sleep.
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Okay, have a good night.
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Go...
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Go, Riki, go on.
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Riki seems a little off.
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Good, let's stop here...
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Stop, now...
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Let's put Jiro at the front
to lead the team.
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Sure.
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Deri should stay back too.
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Move Kuma and Taro to the front.
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Right.
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Go...
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Go...
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Go...
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Are you okay?
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I'm fine.
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Stop here...
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- Ochi.
- What is it?
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One of the dogs is bleeding.
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Which one is it?
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It's Taro.
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Is it serious?
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Not really.
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Can't believe that Jiro is hurt too.
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Good, time to pull, move it.
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Pull harder.
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Come on, let's hurry up.
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Let's start pulling.
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Hurry and pull.
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Let's get moving.
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Good, stop here.
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Let's stop here...
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Okay, stop...
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All right, Kuma's stronger.
Let's move him to the lead.
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It should be okay,
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shouldn't it?
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Go...
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Let's stop.
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Goro, what is it?
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Aren't you the most experienced
in the team?
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Come on, let's push it.
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Ochi.
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It's my turn.
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Okay.
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Time to go.
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Get ready.
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Pull...
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Pull...
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Pull...
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Okay, stop.
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Good, we're going downhill from now on.
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Ochi, let's go.
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Excellent.
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- Doctor?
- Okay.
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Good, let's go.
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- Ochi, let's be careful.
- Right.
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Doctor.
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Stop here...
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Goro, are you okay?
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It's all because you haven't
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run fast enough.
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Hey, how are you doing?
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I'm fine.
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I wasn't asking you, I was asking the dogs.
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The dogs and I are fine.
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Go...
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Come... let's go...
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Let's stop...
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It's time to eat!
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Come on.
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Hey, Shiro, do you want some of this?
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Go ahead and eat!
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Thanks.
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This is our food.
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A young guy like yourself
must be starving.
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Damn, this is hard going.
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But it's okay, I can put up with it
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because this is Antarctica,
the land of my dreams.
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Good, we're almost there.
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- Hey.
- Yes?
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- Can you bring Goro over here?
- Of course.
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Goro! Goro's going.
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Goro, Goro's leaving.
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Goro...
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Goro...
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Goro...
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Goro...
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Goro...
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Goro...
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Goro...
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Go...
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Goro...
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What do you want?
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Don't you know who's feeding you?
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Come on.
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Go... Goro.
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Come on, let's go.
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Come on, let's go, come on.
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Come on, move! So useless.
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Let's go! Such a useless dog.
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Goro...
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Goro, hurry up and come back.
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Hurry up and come back.
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If you don't, we'll leave you.
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Please, come back here.
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Please, I beg of you.
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Don't you remember who feeds you?
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Please, I'm begging you.
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You get it now, don't you?
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You seem to understand me.
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Come on, let's go.
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Let's get on, follow my lead, Goro.
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Go...
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Go...
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Go...
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Go...
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Go...
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Go...
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Hurry...
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Hurry...
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Very good...
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Very good... Go...
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What is it?
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Botnnuten...
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Wait.
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This is something...
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written by the students
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from Hokkaido University,
who were given the huskies for training
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and Mr Moriwa.
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Let's put them all in.
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Okay, that's good.
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On the road back from Botnnuten,
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the expedition is surrounded
by a very thick fog.
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In such a windless environment,
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their vision is entirely lost.
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The world becomes white.
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The eyes of the three team members
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are all damaged
by strong ultraviolet rays.
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They contract snow blindness as a result.
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The expedition did not bring
any radio transmitters
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due to weight constraints.
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They are as good as dead.
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Hey, let's stop here.
Ochi, are you okay?
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Yeah, I'm fine.
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I can't believe that the team
has been stopped by snow blindness.
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How stupid of us.
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Mr Ushioda.
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What is it?
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Can you see anything at all?
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Only a bit.
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Where are we now?
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We left almost two hours ago.
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I think we should be somewhere,
279
00:32:42,377 --> 00:32:44,004
like twenty to thirty kilometres
away from the base.
280
00:32:44,279 --> 00:32:46,747
Only if the dogs are on the right track.
281
00:32:47,382 --> 00:32:49,009
What can you see?
282
00:32:50,251 --> 00:32:54,187
Nothing, the fog's too thick.
Can't really see anything.
283
00:32:54,389 --> 00:32:56,789
I was just thinking.
284
00:32:56,958 --> 00:32:57,982
What is it?
285
00:32:59,794 --> 00:33:04,458
We should cut Taro and Jiro loose here.
286
00:33:04,999 --> 00:33:05,931
Right here?
287
00:33:06,267 --> 00:33:07,325
Yes.
288
00:33:08,570 --> 00:33:10,663
I think if we let them go back to the base,
289
00:33:11,139 --> 00:33:14,165
Chief Ozawa will send us a rescue team.
290
00:33:14,409 --> 00:33:15,933
But the priority is that
291
00:33:16,277 --> 00:33:18,643
those two need to get back
to the base safely.
292
00:33:19,147 --> 00:33:20,774
I think they'll be fine.
293
00:33:21,282 --> 00:33:23,011
Do you really think so?
294
00:33:23,351 --> 00:33:24,545
Mr Ushioda.
295
00:33:25,987 --> 00:33:29,150
I understand your feeling, but...
296
00:33:29,324 --> 00:33:31,724
I agree with Ochi's opinion.
297
00:33:32,360 --> 00:33:35,124
If Taro and Jiro couldn't find their way,
298
00:33:35,496 --> 00:33:39,159
we would have been lost a long time ago.
299
00:33:39,868 --> 00:33:41,495
If that's the case,
300
00:33:41,669 --> 00:33:44,263
It would be the same if we let them go.
301
00:33:48,142 --> 00:33:49,700
It's decided, then.
302
00:33:51,913 --> 00:33:53,676
Okay then, let's do this.
303
00:34:00,255 --> 00:34:02,587
Taro, good.
304
00:34:08,930 --> 00:34:10,329
Good, go on now.
305
00:34:19,107 --> 00:34:23,567
Taro and Jiro were brought to Antarctica
when they were puppies,
306
00:34:23,778 --> 00:34:26,713
a pair of siblings who grew up on the base.
307
00:35:38,519 --> 00:35:40,851
Taro, Jiro.
308
00:35:43,558 --> 00:35:44,684
Mr Ozawa.
309
00:36:56,064 --> 00:36:57,361
Such good boys.
310
00:37:03,438 --> 00:37:05,668
Ochl, is everything fine?
311
00:37:06,307 --> 00:37:07,365
His condition is serious.
312
00:37:07,542 --> 00:37:08,566
Are you guys all right?
313
00:37:12,146 --> 00:37:13,135
Ozaki, are you okay?
314
00:37:13,381 --> 00:37:14,473
I'm doing fine.
315
00:37:17,452 --> 00:37:19,511
Why don't you guys ride the sleighs
back to base?
316
00:37:19,687 --> 00:37:21,655
Leave the dogs to us.
317
00:37:30,098 --> 00:37:33,397
We're hoping to get back to the base
318
00:37:33,668 --> 00:37:35,397
with the dogs all together.
319
00:38:39,066 --> 00:38:43,025
Where's the SOUYA,
hasn't it arrived already?
320
00:38:43,337 --> 00:38:46,329
SOUYA can't move, sir.
321
00:38:46,574 --> 00:38:48,735
Mr Ochi, are you okay?
322
00:38:49,210 --> 00:38:50,302
Yes, I'm fine.
323
00:38:50,478 --> 00:38:52,446
My eyes are just stinging from
the cigarette smoke.
324
00:38:52,647 --> 00:38:53,875
But isn't it great?
325
00:38:54,182 --> 00:38:55,513
You three are doing fine.
326
00:38:55,750 --> 00:38:56,614
Hey, good news.
327
00:38:57,652 --> 00:38:58,710
Shiro's just had pups.
328
00:38:58,920 --> 00:39:01,150
That's great.
329
00:39:03,925 --> 00:39:04,687
Are they out already?
330
00:39:04,926 --> 00:39:06,325
Still can't get too close to them yet.
331
00:39:28,349 --> 00:39:31,216
At the end of December, 1957.
332
00:39:31,652 --> 00:39:33,711
The SOUYA entered the glacier carrying
333
00:39:34,021 --> 00:39:36,581
the Second Cross-Winter Expedition.
334
00:39:36,857 --> 00:39:38,449
But when the new year arrived,
335
00:39:38,626 --> 00:39:39,957
the weather had worsened considerably.
336
00:39:40,194 --> 00:39:41,752
The SOUYA was stuck inside the pack ice
337
00:39:42,063 --> 00:39:44,497
and couldn't get close to the base.
338
00:39:44,899 --> 00:39:47,595
By February, the SOUYA finally called
339
00:39:47,768 --> 00:39:52,865
the US icebreaker BURTON for help.
340
00:39:55,476 --> 00:39:59,276
Sleigh? What did you say about the sleigh?
341
00:39:59,447 --> 00:40:00,641
BURTON,
342
00:40:02,450 --> 00:40:04,918
We are stranded and require
urgent assistance.
343
00:40:07,488 --> 00:40:11,288
BURTON? You said BURTON, what is it?
344
00:40:11,525 --> 00:40:14,653
Hello...
345
00:40:14,996 --> 00:40:16,463
What is it with the BURTON now?
346
00:40:20,768 --> 00:40:22,793
Magnetic storm again?
347
00:40:23,070 --> 00:40:23,934
Yes.
348
00:40:24,905 --> 00:40:25,735
Chief.
349
00:40:25,973 --> 00:40:27,736
Did he mean that
350
00:40:27,942 --> 00:40:29,307
the BURTON is stranded
in a dangerous area?
351
00:40:29,510 --> 00:40:31,273
It sounds like it. Yes.
352
00:40:31,912 --> 00:40:34,142
Am I hearing right?
353
00:40:36,717 --> 00:40:40,175
Even the BURTON is unable to move.
354
00:40:40,421 --> 00:40:41,581
It looks like that
355
00:40:41,956 --> 00:40:44,823
this team isn't able to move either.
356
00:40:51,832 --> 00:40:54,460
Taro...
357
00:41:04,578 --> 00:41:06,944
- I'll go and get him.
- Good.
358
00:41:08,616 --> 00:41:09,605
Wait a second.
359
00:41:10,685 --> 00:41:11,879
Mr Ushioda.
360
00:41:12,820 --> 00:41:14,811
If he goes on acting
like this,
361
00:41:15,056 --> 00:41:16,421
the guy who is in charge of the dogs
on the second team
362
00:41:16,724 --> 00:41:18,123
is going to have a hard time.
363
00:41:26,067 --> 00:41:27,398
Good.
364
00:41:27,735 --> 00:41:29,703
Alright.
365
00:41:31,906 --> 00:41:34,807
Should we take a photo? Yes or no?
366
00:41:40,181 --> 00:41:43,309
Come on everybody, let's gather outside,
367
00:41:44,251 --> 00:41:46,276
The Shouwa has arrived.
368
00:41:46,520 --> 00:41:47,987
We're safe now.
369
00:41:48,255 --> 00:41:49,187
Hey.
370
00:41:49,423 --> 00:41:51,323
Hurry up and lead the plane here.
371
00:41:51,926 --> 00:41:53,325
Is it here?
372
00:41:53,527 --> 00:41:56,724
Hey, we've been waiting a long time.
373
00:41:58,499 --> 00:42:00,399
Hey.
374
00:42:01,035 --> 00:42:02,559
Hey.
375
00:42:02,837 --> 00:42:04,464
We've waited long enough.
376
00:42:14,982 --> 00:42:16,279
It's here...
377
00:42:16,450 --> 00:42:18,680
Hey...
378
00:42:19,387 --> 00:42:22,322
Hey.
379
00:42:38,973 --> 00:42:39,962
Great!
380
00:42:40,174 --> 00:42:40,936
Mr Nonomiya.
381
00:42:41,308 --> 00:42:42,741
This has been a rough year for you.
382
00:42:42,977 --> 00:42:45,070
I get to see you at last.
383
00:42:46,213 --> 00:42:48,340
How is Mr Horigome?
384
00:42:48,549 --> 00:42:49,675
He's fine.
385
00:42:50,117 --> 00:42:53,109
To be honest, it has been decided that
386
00:42:53,354 --> 00:42:55,515
everyone in this place
needs to leave today.
387
00:42:55,689 --> 00:42:56,883
Leave?
388
00:42:57,591 --> 00:43:00,287
You're not waiting
until someone else takes over?
389
00:43:01,028 --> 00:43:03,895
This is the same as abandoning
the base and retreating.
390
00:43:04,098 --> 00:43:05,725
This decision had been made
after Chief Horigome,
391
00:43:06,000 --> 00:43:07,968
Captain Iwakiri and the planning
headquarters discussed the issue.
392
00:43:08,202 --> 00:43:09,533
It's been decided.
393
00:43:09,770 --> 00:43:11,203
I'm sorry, but can you all
please hurry?
394
00:43:11,405 --> 00:43:12,872
I'll be at your assistance.
395
00:43:14,308 --> 00:43:16,868
Unfortunately, we can only withstand
this type of weather for one day.
396
00:43:17,645 --> 00:43:19,636
We'll transport the equipment
with a Beaver Plane.
397
00:43:19,814 --> 00:43:22,715
Three of the team members will go
with it at the same time.
398
00:43:23,551 --> 00:43:25,746
Hasegawa and Take will stay.
399
00:43:26,153 --> 00:43:28,178
And they'll be responsible
for communication and machinery.
400
00:43:34,195 --> 00:43:37,995
Please hurry and pack up, everyone.
401
00:43:38,933 --> 00:43:40,594
Ikeuchi, why don't you go with them?
402
00:43:40,901 --> 00:43:41,526
Sure.
403
00:43:42,903 --> 00:43:44,200
Come on.
404
00:43:47,641 --> 00:43:49,472
Good, it's decided then.
405
00:44:00,621 --> 00:44:02,145
Act fast, there isn't much time.
406
00:44:02,323 --> 00:44:03,984
Each person can only bring luggage up
to 45 kilograms.
407
00:44:04,158 --> 00:44:04,920
Okay.
408
00:44:10,898 --> 00:44:12,365
Be good, boy.
409
00:44:13,801 --> 00:44:16,065
Anko, I'll give you a treat.
410
00:44:21,709 --> 00:44:23,199
Good boy.
411
00:44:23,978 --> 00:44:26,640
Taro, Anko.
412
00:44:26,881 --> 00:44:29,213
Taro, hey.
413
00:44:30,251 --> 00:44:32,947
Taro, Anko.
414
00:44:33,287 --> 00:44:34,845
Anko, come here.
415
00:44:35,022 --> 00:44:36,922
Taro, even at the last minute,
416
00:44:37,191 --> 00:44:39,421
you're still giving me trouble.
417
00:44:44,965 --> 00:44:47,763
Good, Jiro, listen up.
418
00:44:49,336 --> 00:44:50,394
From now on
419
00:44:50,704 --> 00:44:52,331
you can't treat your new boss
like you did to me or Ochi.
420
00:44:54,842 --> 00:44:55,672
Anko.
421
00:44:56,176 --> 00:44:58,667
Anko, stop here...
422
00:44:59,547 --> 00:45:01,947
Stop here...
423
00:45:03,918 --> 00:45:06,648
Mr Ushioda, you have to check
424
00:45:06,887 --> 00:45:08,855
these collars thoroughly.
425
00:45:09,390 --> 00:45:11,119
When the second team comes,
426
00:45:11,258 --> 00:45:14,091
it would be embarrassing
if the dogs were loose.
427
00:45:14,361 --> 00:45:15,589
Good point.
428
00:45:19,166 --> 00:45:21,293
Good boy... good...
429
00:45:23,537 --> 00:45:25,971
You like to bite.
430
00:45:26,307 --> 00:45:28,605
Can't really do that from now on.
431
00:45:29,376 --> 00:45:31,810
You must behave nicely like Jiro.
432
00:45:32,179 --> 00:45:33,271
Got it?
433
00:45:34,715 --> 00:45:36,148
Be good.
434
00:46:04,244 --> 00:46:05,108
Good.
435
00:46:13,854 --> 00:46:15,788
Please act quickly.
436
00:46:33,273 --> 00:46:36,299
Mr Ushioda, please hurry up.
437
00:46:36,944 --> 00:46:38,343
Mr. Ochi.
438
00:49:13,634 --> 00:49:17,866
COAST GUARD PATROL BOAT SOUYA
439
00:49:18,071 --> 00:49:22,872
US ICEBREAKER BURTON
440
00:49:29,516 --> 00:49:30,414
Thank you very much...
441
00:49:30,584 --> 00:49:32,415
First and second observation team,
442
00:49:32,786 --> 00:49:34,447
assemble on the deck.
443
00:49:35,956 --> 00:49:38,424
The landing deck is ready.
444
00:49:44,364 --> 00:49:45,023
The plane has landed.
445
00:49:45,365 --> 00:49:47,595
Thank you.
446
00:49:49,970 --> 00:49:52,165
Please, please come over here.
447
00:49:52,573 --> 00:49:54,564
Where are the dog handlers,
448
00:49:54,808 --> 00:49:56,469
Mr Tokumitsu and Mr Toda?
449
00:50:03,183 --> 00:50:07,381
The chances of the weather getting
any better now look slim.
450
00:50:07,621 --> 00:50:11,387
My advice is that you should not stay
for the winter.
451
00:50:12,392 --> 00:50:13,723
No way, we're here
452
00:50:13,961 --> 00:50:16,293
to replace the observation team.
453
00:50:16,597 --> 00:50:18,087
We're not giving up.
454
00:50:19,399 --> 00:50:20,696
Kamikaze spirit?
455
00:50:20,901 --> 00:50:23,927
No, I'm afraid you're wrong.
456
00:50:24,304 --> 00:50:26,238
We're only saying
457
00:50:26,473 --> 00:50:30,307
that we'll try to make the most
of the last chances we have,
458
00:50:30,544 --> 00:50:33,377
taking everything into account.
459
00:50:38,185 --> 00:50:40,346
These are such fine documents.
460
00:50:41,622 --> 00:50:43,522
A dog who likes to bite people?
461
00:50:45,325 --> 00:50:47,293
This one is the leader, Riki.
462
00:50:49,062 --> 00:50:52,156
This one here's a loner, Kuma.
463
00:50:52,900 --> 00:50:55,130
Can I really keep these?
464
00:50:55,535 --> 00:50:58,026
Sure, this is what
the documents are for.
465
00:50:58,238 --> 00:50:59,364
Really?
466
00:50:59,539 --> 00:51:03,066
Thanks very much, I'll look after them.
467
00:51:03,677 --> 00:51:05,872
Anything else
I should be paying attention to?
468
00:51:09,583 --> 00:51:10,948
Watch the collars.
469
00:51:11,518 --> 00:51:12,507
Collars?
470
00:51:13,020 --> 00:51:15,147
Yes, the collars should never be removed.
471
00:51:19,126 --> 00:51:21,060
Hasegawa and Take,
I'm worried about you two.
472
00:51:21,228 --> 00:51:22,559
Mr Hasegawa, thank you for you work.
473
00:51:22,796 --> 00:51:23,524
Thanks, I know it was tough work.
474
00:51:23,764 --> 00:51:27,097
Seriously. Really, thank you.
475
00:51:27,301 --> 00:51:31,328
I repeat, hurry up and take in Shouwa.
476
00:51:31,605 --> 00:51:33,072
About the base...
477
00:51:34,608 --> 00:51:36,439
How are the other dogs?
478
00:51:37,010 --> 00:51:39,137
The second observation team
will proceed as planned.
479
00:51:39,346 --> 00:51:42,474
It's okay to leave the dogs there.
480
00:51:43,917 --> 00:51:44,975
How about their food?
481
00:51:45,152 --> 00:51:46,483
I left each of the dogs
482
00:51:46,687 --> 00:51:48,314
enough dried herring and sardines
to last them a few days.
483
00:51:48,488 --> 00:51:50,012
This dog and her pups are pilots.
484
00:51:50,223 --> 00:51:52,691
We dumped the reserve fuel
in order to bring them over.
485
00:51:53,493 --> 00:51:59,921
Attention, at seven in the morning
this ship and the BURTON
486
00:52:00,167 --> 00:52:04,263
will retreat to the open sea temporarily.
487
00:52:04,438 --> 00:52:10,172
Once the weather gets better
we will return to the glacier.
488
00:53:00,627 --> 00:53:04,290
The SOUYA, which went to the open sea
in order to evade the storm,
489
00:53:04,698 --> 00:53:06,962
is now back at the glacier,
490
00:53:07,200 --> 00:53:10,033
trying hard to bring
the Second Cross-Winter team
491
00:53:10,303 --> 00:53:12,464
to the base.
492
00:53:22,649 --> 00:53:24,014
The explosives are ready.
493
00:53:25,052 --> 00:53:26,041
Do it.
494
00:53:32,526 --> 00:53:33,550
Let's go back at full speed.
495
00:53:33,760 --> 00:53:35,591
Engines at full speed.
496
00:53:55,749 --> 00:53:56,909
Mr Ushioda.
497
00:54:05,192 --> 00:54:09,856
I want to talk to you
about the collars.
498
00:54:11,631 --> 00:54:17,536
We shouldn't have tightened their collars
499
00:54:21,908 --> 00:54:24,706
because of something like this maybe happening.
500
00:54:25,812 --> 00:54:29,248
If Anko couldn't get
his collar loose...
501
00:54:35,789 --> 00:54:37,586
- Ochi.
- Yes.
502
00:54:40,760 --> 00:54:44,753
It'll clear up, it should be in time.
503
00:54:46,199 --> 00:54:47,791
It'll clear up for sure.
504
00:54:48,034 --> 00:54:49,934
Although you're so confident,
505
00:54:50,270 --> 00:54:52,704
These ice blocks are huge.
506
00:55:06,887 --> 00:55:08,411
They haven't broken up at all.
507
00:55:09,089 --> 00:55:10,556
Engines proceed slowly.
508
00:55:10,891 --> 00:55:11,915
Engines proceed slowly.
509
00:55:17,964 --> 00:55:19,363
It should be okay this way.
510
00:55:49,529 --> 00:55:53,693
Attention, crew members of the SOUYA
511
00:55:54,034 --> 00:55:57,868
and the observation team,
512
00:55:58,271 --> 00:56:03,208
I'm sorry to say that
513
00:56:04,110 --> 00:56:06,772
the weather is not getting better.
514
00:56:06,980 --> 00:56:11,417
In addition, the SOUYA has reached
its full capabilty.
515
00:56:12,085 --> 00:56:14,883
We must terminate the mission of
516
00:56:15,121 --> 00:56:17,681
the Second Cross-Winter team.
517
00:56:19,492 --> 00:56:22,188
The Shouwa base must be abandoned at once.
518
00:56:22,529 --> 00:56:25,930
At noon today,
519
00:56:27,534 --> 00:56:31,095
The SOUYA will withdraw its mission
regarding the glacier,
520
00:56:31,304 --> 00:56:33,135
and head back.
521
00:56:34,174 --> 00:56:36,438
Like every one of you,
522
00:56:36,610 --> 00:56:40,205
I did my best to accomplish this mission.
523
00:56:40,413 --> 00:56:42,074
Nevertheless, we have done all we can do.
524
00:56:42,249 --> 00:56:43,216
Mr Ushioda.
525
00:56:43,450 --> 00:56:45,384
All our efforts have been wasted.
526
00:56:45,518 --> 00:56:46,177
I'm sorry.
527
00:56:46,419 --> 00:56:47,750
We've been through
528
00:56:48,054 --> 00:56:49,180
everything together,
529
00:56:49,389 --> 00:56:53,723
we should encourage each other now,
and go back to our country.
530
00:56:54,461 --> 00:56:55,257
Captain.
531
00:56:55,528 --> 00:56:56,961
He's in the map room.
532
00:57:00,267 --> 00:57:05,569
Captain, you...you're giving up
on the dogs?
533
00:57:05,805 --> 00:57:09,241
Ochi, please stop.
534
00:57:09,476 --> 00:57:11,569
We've done our best.
535
00:57:12,012 --> 00:57:14,105
Please, two more trips.
536
00:57:14,281 --> 00:57:15,942
Please let's go to Shouwa two more times.
537
00:57:16,116 --> 00:57:18,311
Then we can bring back all the dogs.
538
00:57:20,520 --> 00:57:22,181
It's impossible in this weather.
539
00:57:22,455 --> 00:57:24,184
Then we'll fly there once.
540
00:57:25,358 --> 00:57:27,258
Can we let the plane fly once more?
541
00:57:27,694 --> 00:57:29,025
Flying once is not enough.
542
00:57:29,229 --> 00:57:30,696
The dogs' total weight exceeds 500 kilograms.
543
00:57:30,897 --> 00:57:33,331
I'm going anyway.
544
00:57:57,857 --> 00:57:59,051
I'll poison them.
545
00:58:07,667 --> 00:58:12,400
There's no other way to be responsible.
546
00:58:21,781 --> 00:58:23,646
Your name is Mr Ushioda, right?
547
00:58:24,851 --> 00:58:26,876
If we don't terminate the mission today,
548
00:58:27,087 --> 00:58:29,885
then we're going against orders
from headquarters.
549
00:58:30,090 --> 00:58:31,182
Moreover...
550
00:58:31,424 --> 00:58:32,686
Moreover?
551
00:58:33,193 --> 00:58:37,493
This ship is short of fresh water.
552
00:58:38,665 --> 00:58:40,326
We can't waste
553
00:58:40,867 --> 00:58:43,392
any more fuel for the water generator.
554
00:58:44,037 --> 00:58:45,299
Ushioda.
555
00:58:46,439 --> 00:58:48,771
The blades and the rudder are damaged.
556
00:58:48,942 --> 00:58:52,343
The SOUYA is in a bad shape,
and there is no more fuel.
557
00:58:53,413 --> 00:58:56,246
Even returning to Cape Town is no easy task.
558
00:58:57,117 --> 00:58:58,584
Please think sensibly.
559
00:58:58,785 --> 00:59:01,310
It's not fair to the crew members.
560
00:59:04,858 --> 00:59:06,621
Drinking water?
561
00:59:10,196 --> 00:59:12,096
If there's no drinking water,
562
00:59:12,732 --> 00:59:14,666
then there's nothing left to do.
563
01:01:10,750 --> 01:01:12,183
Mr Ushioda.
564
01:01:17,290 --> 01:01:18,814
I...
565
01:01:20,393 --> 01:01:21,917
I should give this back to you.
566
01:01:26,566 --> 01:01:30,662
Actually, we're carrying something
very important here.
567
01:01:32,138 --> 01:01:35,039
This is what the fans of Sakhalin
huskies all over the nation
568
01:01:35,642 --> 01:01:37,803
gave us to decorate the dogs' home.
569
01:01:51,457 --> 01:01:52,685
We're leaving.
570
01:02:09,042 --> 01:02:10,009
Good.
571
01:02:14,113 --> 01:02:15,876
Have a shave, it will freshen you up a bit.
572
01:02:16,049 --> 01:02:17,073
Mr Ushioda.
573
01:02:25,224 --> 01:02:27,249
There's nothing I can do.
574
01:02:30,530 --> 01:02:32,191
What do you think I can do?
575
01:05:15,495 --> 01:05:19,955
The first to break the chain was Anko.
576
01:05:30,877 --> 01:05:33,072
The second one was Jakku.
577
01:05:54,734 --> 01:05:58,465
Then it was the leader, Riki,
who broke free from his collar.
578
01:06:05,444 --> 01:06:07,207
Then came Jiro.
579
01:06:14,120 --> 01:06:16,281
Shiro was free at last.
580
01:07:09,308 --> 01:07:13,108
The loose dogs have returned to the base.
581
01:07:26,325 --> 01:07:28,589
Brothers Taro and Jiro
582
01:07:28,828 --> 01:07:31,763
have always stayed together.
583
01:08:23,416 --> 01:08:26,146
Riki and other dogs explored
inside the base
584
01:08:26,352 --> 01:08:29,253
in order to look for people.
585
01:09:37,323 --> 01:09:40,520
Besu, Moku and the others
586
01:09:40,726 --> 01:09:43,354
also went down.
587
01:09:50,936 --> 01:09:53,564
The leader of the dogs, Riki,
588
01:09:53,839 --> 01:09:57,832
brought Anko, Jakku, Shiro and Jiro
589
01:09:58,044 --> 01:10:00,842
outside of the base to look for food.
590
01:10:44,390 --> 01:10:46,585
Kuma had taken off also.
591
01:10:56,302 --> 01:10:58,702
Taro and Kuma followed
592
01:10:58,871 --> 01:11:01,237
the tracks of their team.
593
01:11:28,100 --> 01:11:30,364
Then Jiro appeared.
594
01:11:36,709 --> 01:11:40,270
Jiro came back because he did not
want to leave Taro.
595
01:12:12,278 --> 01:12:14,746
(Riki)
596
01:12:14,947 --> 01:12:17,916
(Jakku)
597
01:12:18,184 --> 01:12:20,846
(Anko)
598
01:12:21,086 --> 01:12:23,782
(Shiro)
599
01:12:24,023 --> 01:12:25,615
(Kuma)
600
01:12:25,824 --> 01:12:27,587
(Taro)
601
01:12:28,127 --> 01:12:29,958
(Jiro)
602
01:12:41,407 --> 01:12:44,865
The dogs tried hard to find food.
603
01:13:12,938 --> 01:13:14,428
The last one is here.
604
01:13:14,840 --> 01:13:19,300
Deri broke free from the chain at last.
605
01:13:22,548 --> 01:13:25,346
He followed his team.
606
01:13:39,765 --> 01:13:41,733
Then they all came together.
607
01:13:54,880 --> 01:13:57,440
The chasms of the glacier
608
01:13:57,650 --> 01:14:00,847
are everywhere on the ice field.
609
01:14:01,020 --> 01:14:03,545
From these gaps we can see
the darkness of the sea.
610
01:14:04,623 --> 01:14:05,851
These gaps open and close
611
01:14:06,025 --> 01:14:10,189
according to the currents of the sea.
612
01:14:10,462 --> 01:14:11,554
The creatures in the water
613
01:14:11,864 --> 01:14:13,798
will be pulled up to the ice field
because of this force.
614
01:14:14,033 --> 01:14:16,433
There they would freeze.
615
01:14:41,293 --> 01:14:43,693
Riki and Kuma,
616
01:14:44,029 --> 01:14:46,293
both knew that.
617
01:14:46,665 --> 01:14:48,565
However, the edges around the gaps
618
01:14:48,801 --> 01:14:51,827
are very dangerous.
619
01:15:33,379 --> 01:15:41,081
(Deri, six years old, born in Asahikawa)
620
01:16:21,772 --> 01:16:28,974
(Goro, five years old, born in Wakkanai)
621
01:16:30,381 --> 01:16:32,281
EARLY SUMMER
622
01:16:32,850 --> 01:16:37,810
DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY
623
01:16:38,989 --> 01:16:41,719
People are so stupid in Japan.
624
01:16:42,159 --> 01:16:44,218
They know nothing about Antarctica
and the dogs
625
01:16:44,562 --> 01:16:45,893
but they still talk like that.
626
01:16:46,597 --> 01:16:48,622
Saying things like 'What a pity'.
627
01:16:49,900 --> 01:16:51,333
How tedious.
628
01:16:54,104 --> 01:16:55,469
And you...
629
01:16:55,739 --> 01:16:58,640
You shouldn't have given
into such foolish whining.
630
01:16:59,376 --> 01:17:01,970
What are you going to do
now you've quit this job?
631
01:17:03,848 --> 01:17:05,713
I haven't decided yet.
632
01:17:08,385 --> 01:17:10,876
Do you want to go to Australia?
633
01:17:12,022 --> 01:17:13,319
It's just...
634
01:17:13,557 --> 01:17:17,493
It's the Geology department
in Melbourne.
635
01:17:19,063 --> 01:17:20,860
You can go there for a couple of years,
for a change of pace.
636
01:17:21,098 --> 01:17:25,899
I appreciate that, Sir.
637
01:17:26,170 --> 01:17:28,468
All right, I understand...
638
01:17:28,706 --> 01:17:29,968
If you knew a way to loosen up,
639
01:17:30,174 --> 01:17:32,074
you wouldn't have left the university.
640
01:18:06,877 --> 01:18:08,868
Antarctica in May.
641
01:18:12,750 --> 01:18:16,345
It's a short rest for the dogs.
642
01:18:19,390 --> 01:18:22,450
Anko and Shiro became very close.
643
01:18:58,362 --> 01:19:01,923
Mirages appear in Antarctica often.
644
01:20:07,464 --> 01:20:11,025
Under Riki and Kuma's lead,
645
01:20:11,568 --> 01:20:15,197
Taro and Jiro have learned
how to catch seals.
646
01:20:38,062 --> 01:20:39,859
Seals and Penguins have travelled far
647
01:20:40,164 --> 01:20:43,463
to the frozen fields.
648
01:20:44,234 --> 01:20:46,634
Winter has arrived in Antarctica.
649
01:20:48,639 --> 01:20:51,005
Riki tracked the footprints,
650
01:20:51,241 --> 01:20:54,233
and ran inland.
651
01:20:55,245 --> 01:20:56,974
It was the path they had taken
652
01:20:57,181 --> 01:20:59,877
on the expedition to Botnnuten.
653
01:21:00,818 --> 01:21:05,414
However, Kuma likes running alone.
654
01:21:05,589 --> 01:21:08,149
So he stayed at the gap.
655
01:21:34,451 --> 01:21:38,888
In Antarctica, the sun does not appear
656
01:21:39,623 --> 01:21:42,319
from May to July.
657
01:21:42,760 --> 01:21:44,853
The whole continent
becomes dark and hostile.
658
01:22:10,888 --> 01:22:16,349
The Aurora Australis makes an
appearance in the Antarctic sky.
659
01:22:18,028 --> 01:22:19,552
It's disturbing to the dogs.
660
01:22:19,863 --> 01:22:21,854
The pack stayed close together.
661
01:23:53,290 --> 01:23:54,086
All of a sudden Jake got up
662
01:23:54,424 --> 01:23:55,982
and ran off.
663
01:24:35,065 --> 01:24:38,466
The loner, Kuma,
664
01:24:38,769 --> 01:24:40,703
looked up to the sky.
665
01:24:58,989 --> 01:25:01,981
Jake left his pack,
666
01:25:02,225 --> 01:25:05,217
he stood alone on the huge glacier.
667
01:25:16,373 --> 01:25:22,107
JULY, GION FESTIVAL
668
01:25:22,612 --> 01:25:27,345
DEPARTMENT OF GEOPHYSICS,
KYOTO UNIVERSITY
669
01:25:31,388 --> 01:25:32,252
Please come in.
670
01:25:34,658 --> 01:25:37,286
I'm sorry for being late.
671
01:25:38,762 --> 01:25:41,663
Are you still working?
672
01:25:42,799 --> 01:25:44,426
Do we really have to go?
673
01:25:44,668 --> 01:25:46,829
It'll be so crowded.
674
01:25:47,037 --> 01:25:50,473
But I didn't go last year.
675
01:25:51,508 --> 01:25:52,702
Was that my fault?
676
01:25:53,310 --> 01:25:54,777
You think it wasn't?
677
01:25:54,978 --> 01:25:56,275
You ran off to the end of the world.
678
01:25:56,580 --> 01:25:57,672
Was that not your fault?
679
01:25:57,881 --> 01:26:00,941
Anyway, we should get moving.
680
01:26:01,184 --> 01:26:02,708
God, hurry up and get ready.
681
01:26:03,754 --> 01:26:05,585
If you don't listen to me,
682
01:26:06,857 --> 01:26:08,552
I'm not gonna marry you.
683
01:26:12,129 --> 01:26:14,290
It's there...
684
01:26:14,498 --> 01:26:16,261
I can see it there.
685
01:26:16,433 --> 01:26:17,832
The Japanese halberd is there.
686
01:26:18,602 --> 01:26:20,126
It's beautiful.
687
01:26:25,075 --> 01:26:26,975
Little P, see...
the Japanese halberd is here.
688
01:26:27,210 --> 01:26:28,609
Look.
689
01:26:29,980 --> 01:26:31,277
Little P, that's the Japanese halberd.
690
01:26:31,548 --> 01:26:33,880
See? Go have a look...
691
01:26:37,421 --> 01:26:39,252
You look like a dog lover.
692
01:26:40,424 --> 01:26:43,791
Because dogs know a dog lover
when they see one.
693
01:26:44,394 --> 01:26:46,123
Little P, right?
694
01:26:46,897 --> 01:26:47,829
Let's go.
695
01:26:49,232 --> 01:26:51,598
What's wrong?
696
01:26:53,837 --> 01:26:54,826
Hey.
697
01:27:11,121 --> 01:27:12,782
Is it true, sir?
698
01:27:13,090 --> 01:27:13,920
What?
699
01:27:14,424 --> 01:27:16,483
The hottest days in Japan
700
01:27:17,027 --> 01:27:18,654
are the coldest days in the Antarctic?
701
01:27:18,862 --> 01:27:20,830
Please stop that.
702
01:27:21,198 --> 01:27:23,962
Didn't I tell you he doesn't like
to talk about Antarctica?
703
01:27:24,401 --> 01:27:25,265
Actually, that's true.
704
01:27:25,469 --> 01:27:26,834
But how do you know that?
705
01:27:27,304 --> 01:27:28,134
No way.
706
01:27:29,473 --> 01:27:30,838
Don't touch that.
707
01:27:31,174 --> 01:27:33,335
Don't change the subject, okay?
708
01:27:33,810 --> 01:27:34,777
How did you find out?
709
01:27:34,978 --> 01:27:36,206
Oh no.
710
01:27:37,047 --> 01:27:39,242
It's very hot now,
711
01:27:39,449 --> 01:27:40,973
But people claim that it's winter
in the South.
712
01:27:41,284 --> 01:27:43,650
I just don't understand that.
713
01:27:44,488 --> 01:27:46,149
Yeah, this is it.
714
01:27:47,457 --> 01:27:49,084
It's all this book's fault.
715
01:27:49,893 --> 01:27:51,019
That's the article I read.
716
01:27:52,796 --> 01:27:57,790
FEELING GUILTY ABOUT LEAVING
THE HUSKIES,
717
01:27:58,301 --> 01:28:01,134
USHIODA IS TRAVELLING
718
01:28:04,241 --> 01:28:08,644
TO APOLOGISE TO THE FAMILIES
THAT REARED THE DOGS.
719
01:28:36,139 --> 01:28:37,401
He sacrificed himself
720
01:28:37,707 --> 01:28:39,766
for such a great mission,
I think he died a noble death.
721
01:28:40,277 --> 01:28:41,244
Although it is a pity,
722
01:28:41,578 --> 01:28:43,341
I wouldn't blame anyone for it.
723
01:28:43,847 --> 01:28:45,838
Thank you for making this trip.
724
01:28:46,149 --> 01:28:47,673
I should go.
725
01:28:48,251 --> 01:28:49,741
Thank you for coming.
726
01:29:12,776 --> 01:29:16,371
Please accept this.
727
01:29:17,547 --> 01:29:18,707
Please take care of it.
728
01:29:22,852 --> 01:29:23,819
By the way...
729
01:29:26,756 --> 01:29:29,350
I want to ask you something
and I hope you can be honest.
730
01:29:29,926 --> 01:29:30,824
Please go ahead.
731
01:29:33,330 --> 01:29:39,030
When you last saw Riki,
732
01:29:39,336 --> 01:29:41,201
what was he doing?
733
01:29:44,274 --> 01:29:46,936
Riki belonged to me and my sister.
734
01:29:48,078 --> 01:29:50,046
My sister is not here at the moment.
735
01:29:50,614 --> 01:29:52,844
I think when she gets back,
she would ask me for sure.
736
01:30:04,094 --> 01:30:06,028
Riki and the rest of the dogs
737
01:30:10,667 --> 01:30:12,658
were chained together.
738
01:30:17,374 --> 01:30:19,069
Chained?
739
01:30:21,678 --> 01:30:22,872
I'm terribly sorry.
740
01:30:33,890 --> 01:30:38,691
That's Riki's grave, my sister made it.
741
01:31:35,952 --> 01:31:38,147
I don't want any other dog.
742
01:31:40,590 --> 01:31:43,559
Riki won't come back even
if you gave me another puppy.
743
01:31:44,227 --> 01:31:46,695
I won't accept other dogs.
744
01:31:48,131 --> 01:31:50,326
Why did you leave Riki
and come back by yourself?
745
01:31:51,234 --> 01:31:53,896
Why didn't you bring him back with you?
746
01:31:55,004 --> 01:31:56,767
I hate you.
747
01:31:57,340 --> 01:32:00,969
Hate you!
748
01:32:01,644 --> 01:32:03,043
Give me back Riki!
749
01:32:03,246 --> 01:32:06,443
Maki, what are you doing? Stop it.
750
01:32:10,920 --> 01:32:13,582
We've decided not to raise another dog.
751
01:32:13,790 --> 01:32:15,917
So please take that dog back.
752
01:32:17,494 --> 01:32:20,429
Maki, it's okay now, let's go home.
753
01:34:47,877 --> 01:34:50,710
All of sudden
Riki started to run wildly
754
01:34:51,581 --> 01:34:52,980
Because there remained
the smell of humans.
755
01:34:53,249 --> 01:34:56,275
This was the storage depot
of the expedition to Botnnuten.
756
01:35:06,429 --> 01:35:09,887
Some leftover meat was found.
757
01:36:29,012 --> 01:36:34,006
The one who fell was Shiro,
he was very close to Anko.
758
01:38:52,855 --> 01:39:01,786
(Shiro, three years old, born in Kio)
759
01:39:27,356 --> 01:39:30,814
Now the mayor will say a few words.
760
01:39:32,695 --> 01:39:38,099
The Sakhalin huskies,
who were sacrificed in honour
761
01:39:38,301 --> 01:39:42,294
during the exploration of Antarctica,
762
01:39:42,672 --> 01:39:45,937
were born here, in Hokkaido
763
01:39:46,175 --> 01:39:49,303
and raised in this town.
764
01:39:49,745 --> 01:39:53,374
Furen's Kuma, Kio's Anko.
765
01:39:53,549 --> 01:39:55,574
They were trained the same way as the others.
766
01:39:55,852 --> 01:39:59,948
Hokkaido is very proud to have
767
01:40:00,156 --> 01:40:02,784
these 15 puppies as friends.
768
01:40:02,992 --> 01:40:08,362
They are not only the pride of Hokkaido,
769
01:40:08,764 --> 01:40:11,858
they are the pride of Japan.
770
01:40:12,268 --> 01:40:15,465
We are now doing this for our friends...
771
01:40:17,039 --> 01:40:18,233
Mr Ushioda.
772
01:40:18,741 --> 01:40:20,572
The Europeans are
773
01:40:20,810 --> 01:40:23,472
very concerned about those 15 dogs too.
774
01:40:24,814 --> 01:40:26,213
I'm sorry.
775
01:40:26,549 --> 01:40:28,244
Would you let us interview you?
776
01:40:28,451 --> 01:40:30,112
Please answer some questions for us.
777
01:40:30,620 --> 01:40:31,609
I'm sorry.
778
01:40:32,955 --> 01:40:36,186
Mr Ushioda, since you quit
your job at the university,
779
01:40:36,359 --> 01:40:39,453
you have been giving speeches
about the dogs, right?
780
01:40:39,662 --> 01:40:42,426
Is that because of the guilt
brought on by the fact
781
01:40:42,698 --> 01:40:45,462
that you left these dogs in Antarctica?
782
01:40:48,804 --> 01:40:50,704
What do you mean by guilt?
783
01:40:52,108 --> 01:40:54,076
Those dogs were our partners.
784
01:40:55,945 --> 01:40:58,539
But what became of them at last?
785
01:40:59,048 --> 01:41:00,675
You chose to abandon them
786
01:41:00,983 --> 01:41:03,383
to die in such a cruel way.
787
01:41:03,586 --> 01:41:05,315
What do you make of that?
788
01:41:08,724 --> 01:41:09,918
You're right.
789
01:41:15,331 --> 01:41:16,423
We should have killed them
790
01:41:16,732 --> 01:41:18,256
with our own hands.
791
01:41:20,603 --> 01:41:21,433
Goodbye.
792
01:41:34,617 --> 01:41:36,050
Why aren't you talking?
793
01:41:38,087 --> 01:41:39,816
Don't you have something to tell me?
794
01:41:42,491 --> 01:41:43,617
Yes.
795
01:41:46,128 --> 01:41:48,119
The reason I came to Hokkaido
796
01:41:48,664 --> 01:41:50,495
is because there is something
797
01:41:50,766 --> 01:41:52,529
I have to tell you in person.
798
01:41:53,536 --> 01:41:56,096
However, I changed my mind
799
01:41:56,405 --> 01:41:58,202
when I just saw you.
800
01:42:00,276 --> 01:42:01,300
Why's that?
801
01:42:02,945 --> 01:42:04,412
The reason is...
802
01:42:06,315 --> 01:42:11,275
we're the same.
803
01:42:13,622 --> 01:42:17,888
Feeling regret for something we did,
804
01:42:19,061 --> 01:42:23,464
or trying to pretend not to care.
805
01:42:41,283 --> 01:42:44,150
Feeling regret for something we did?
806
01:42:57,266 --> 01:43:00,929
Does it sound familiar?
807
01:43:02,671 --> 01:43:03,899
Does it?
808
01:43:04,540 --> 01:43:05,837
Remember?
809
01:43:06,776 --> 01:43:08,801
When we were on our way to Botnnuten.
810
01:43:09,812 --> 01:43:10,801
Yes?
811
01:43:11,414 --> 01:43:12,574
You don't remember?
812
01:43:16,619 --> 01:43:19,110
Is it a whale carcass?
813
01:43:20,256 --> 01:43:24,659
That looks like it.
814
01:43:25,761 --> 01:43:28,525
I wonder which of the dogs
815
01:43:28,798 --> 01:43:30,197
had ran off inside.
816
01:43:30,366 --> 01:43:31,492
I reckon it would have been Jiro.
817
01:43:32,334 --> 01:43:33,562
Maybe Jiro?
818
01:43:36,305 --> 01:43:38,500
Would Anko and Kuma be inside as well?
819
01:43:39,942 --> 01:43:43,070
No, it would be Riki.
820
01:43:43,813 --> 01:43:44,871
Riki?
821
01:43:46,782 --> 01:43:48,841
If it was Riki, he must have led
the others there.
822
01:43:49,051 --> 01:43:50,040
Yes, he must have.
823
01:43:54,623 --> 01:43:56,420
- Ochi.
- Yes?
824
01:43:59,562 --> 01:44:01,291
Do you think they're still alive?
825
01:44:03,099 --> 01:44:04,964
What do you think, Mr Ushioda?
826
01:44:31,127 --> 01:44:32,424
At that time,
827
01:44:32,661 --> 01:44:39,965
Riki, Taro, Jiro, and Anko
were all that remained.
828
01:44:53,849 --> 01:44:58,013
The dogs were were leaving the ice
inland and heading towards the glacier.
829
01:44:58,220 --> 01:45:00,245
They were feeling fatigued.
830
01:45:47,102 --> 01:45:49,127
The appearance of the skuas
831
01:45:49,538 --> 01:45:52,598
meant that the hard winter had ended.
832
01:46:01,650 --> 01:46:04,244
However, nature did not
833
01:46:04,553 --> 01:46:07,989
greet these dogs warmly.
834
01:47:45,621 --> 01:47:47,248
A killer whale made a surprise attack.
835
01:47:47,389 --> 01:47:50,847
Riki protected Taro and Jiro.
836
01:48:56,825 --> 01:49:01,421
Taro and Jiro came back
because they would not leave Riki.
837
01:49:40,903 --> 01:49:42,530
It was Riki who showed Taro that
838
01:49:42,738 --> 01:49:47,732
they could find seal carcasses near the crevice.
839
01:49:53,982 --> 01:49:58,214
Riki fought for his life.
840
01:50:03,258 --> 01:50:07,786
He could not make it.
841
01:50:32,988 --> 01:50:41,418
(Riki, six years old, born in Kio)
842
01:51:05,187 --> 01:51:10,489
Anko's ice floe was floating inland.
843
01:51:19,501 --> 01:51:20,695
Good afternoon.
844
01:51:29,344 --> 01:51:30,811
Good afternoon, Miss.
845
01:51:38,687 --> 01:51:42,145
Is that the puppy you brought to my home before?
846
01:51:42,524 --> 01:51:43,320
Yes.
847
01:51:45,894 --> 01:51:49,330
It's grown up, what's his name?
848
01:51:50,198 --> 01:51:51,222
It's Riki.
849
01:51:55,003 --> 01:51:55,992
Riki...
850
01:52:06,315 --> 01:52:09,876
We've decided we'd like to raise another dog.
851
01:52:14,056 --> 01:52:15,318
Is that so?
852
01:52:22,097 --> 01:52:27,034
Riki must be thrilled.
853
01:52:34,209 --> 01:52:39,169
Riki... wait for me, Riki.
854
01:52:39,982 --> 01:52:41,040
Riki.
855
01:52:43,485 --> 01:52:44,611
Riki.
856
01:52:50,058 --> 01:52:52,288
Riki was raised on Kio island.
857
01:52:53,395 --> 01:52:54,987
Once winter gets there,
858
01:52:55,163 --> 01:52:57,723
the dogs would be left on the island.
859
01:52:58,100 --> 01:53:00,398
But people will come back for the winter.
860
01:53:01,970 --> 01:53:04,165
The dogs would have to go and find food
for themselves.
861
01:53:04,873 --> 01:53:06,363
They would survive.
862
01:53:09,945 --> 01:53:13,039
Therefore Riki must be surviving on his own also.
863
01:53:15,884 --> 01:53:17,579
Because he is a diligent dog.
864
01:53:25,060 --> 01:53:27,824
Even if he can survive on Kio by himself,
865
01:53:29,331 --> 01:53:32,698
you can't compare Kio with Antarctica.
866
01:53:37,439 --> 01:53:38,997
I think so.
867
01:53:55,190 --> 01:53:59,524
It's impossible for all of them to survive.
868
01:53:59,961 --> 01:54:01,258
However,
869
01:54:02,931 --> 01:54:05,195
recently I've felt that
870
01:54:05,367 --> 01:54:07,460
a few of them may be able to survive.
871
01:54:08,503 --> 01:54:10,027
That's what I think.
872
01:54:10,238 --> 01:54:12,069
But the temperature in Antarctica gets
to forty below.
873
01:54:12,407 --> 01:54:15,001
Even fifty.
874
01:54:16,378 --> 01:54:21,077
Karafuto dogs can withstand
cold weather very well.
875
01:54:25,220 --> 01:54:28,348
Riki will probably find food on his own.
876
01:54:30,792 --> 01:54:32,225
I hope so.
877
01:54:36,565 --> 01:54:37,759
That's encouraging.
878
01:54:47,075 --> 01:54:52,103
Up till now,
879
01:54:56,251 --> 01:54:59,015
I've still been regretting that
880
01:55:00,589 --> 01:55:02,648
we didn't kill the dogs.
881
01:55:03,358 --> 01:55:04,950
But that would be wrong.
882
01:55:10,332 --> 01:55:14,860
Because that's not the way life
is supposed to be.
883
01:55:16,438 --> 01:55:18,929
All lives are equal.
884
01:55:20,108 --> 01:55:23,874
No one has the right to end
the lives of those dogs.
885
01:55:29,251 --> 01:55:32,015
It took me such a long time
886
01:55:34,489 --> 01:55:36,582
to understand that.
887
01:56:28,009 --> 01:56:30,944
Springtime arrived in Antarctica.
888
01:58:06,708 --> 01:58:10,041
For Taro and Jiro, who grew up
in Antarctica,
889
01:58:10,512 --> 01:58:12,912
the base is their home.
890
02:01:25,206 --> 02:01:30,166
Kuma brought another dog with him.
891
02:01:37,218 --> 02:01:39,345
It was Anko
892
02:01:39,654 --> 02:01:41,918
who was taken inland on an ice floe.
893
02:01:43,558 --> 02:01:46,152
Anko met Kuma
894
02:01:46,427 --> 02:01:49,089
who stayed at the chasm.
895
02:01:49,631 --> 02:01:52,429
And so he survived.
896
02:02:10,785 --> 02:02:13,811
The three dogs then followed Kuma
897
02:02:14,155 --> 02:02:18,421
to hunt for food.
898
02:03:21,990 --> 02:03:28,691
(Anko, three years old, born in Kio)
899
02:03:40,642 --> 02:03:44,976
Only three huskies remained.
900
02:03:52,620 --> 02:03:58,752
(Kuma, five years old,
born in Furen)
901
02:03:59,327 --> 02:04:04,526
Kuma had once again disappeared
on the other side of the island.
902
02:04:09,003 --> 02:04:12,769
Taro and Jiro couldn't bear
903
02:04:12,940 --> 02:04:15,408
to leave the base, their home.
904
02:06:12,560 --> 02:06:14,027
Why are you looking worried?
905
02:06:17,965 --> 02:06:19,193
AT LEAST TWELVE PEOPLE WOULD FORM
906
02:06:19,400 --> 02:06:21,095
THE THIRD CROSS-WINTER EXPEDITION TEAM
907
02:06:23,771 --> 02:06:25,966
Would you go without telling me?
908
02:06:26,607 --> 02:06:27,505
No.
909
02:06:29,644 --> 02:06:31,612
How can I leave you again
910
02:06:32,079 --> 02:06:34,377
and go to the ends of the Earth by myself?
911
02:06:36,517 --> 02:06:38,917
Even if I go,
912
02:06:39,187 --> 02:06:40,779
it would only make me sad.
913
02:06:40,988 --> 02:06:42,319
So does that mean
914
02:06:43,157 --> 02:06:45,648
that you still haven't joined the team?
915
02:06:52,633 --> 02:06:57,570
Hurry... you should get to Tokyo now.
916
02:06:59,106 --> 02:07:01,939
You should be able to make it
if you go now.
917
02:07:05,446 --> 02:07:07,073
I'll wait for you.
918
02:07:07,815 --> 02:07:11,342
You should go to Antarctica
and see for yourself.
919
02:07:11,619 --> 02:07:14,520
Then you can decide to choose me,
920
02:07:15,256 --> 02:07:17,281
or leave me.
921
02:08:56,757 --> 02:08:58,918
Please stay around, Mr Ushioda.
922
02:09:10,404 --> 02:09:15,637
(Jakku, four years old, born in Kio)
923
02:09:17,878 --> 02:09:19,470
Ochi, that's Jakku.
924
02:09:36,497 --> 02:09:37,555
I'm sorry.
925
02:09:38,766 --> 02:09:41,758
Can we go around that mountain once more?
926
02:09:41,936 --> 02:09:44,530
Captain, what did you see?
927
02:09:47,375 --> 02:09:48,899
Hurry up and get to the Shiowa base.
928
02:09:50,645 --> 02:09:53,614
Mr Ushioda, the supplies
will be shipped immediately
929
02:09:53,948 --> 02:09:55,609
after investigating the base.
930
02:09:55,883 --> 02:09:57,077
Can you please give this up?
931
02:12:36,944 --> 02:12:38,138
Mr Ushioda.
932
02:12:57,665 --> 02:12:58,791
Goro.
933
02:13:02,303 --> 02:13:03,895
It must be the lack of food.
934
02:14:48,208 --> 02:14:49,436
Ochi.
935
02:15:07,428 --> 02:15:08,793
Kuma?
936
02:15:12,366 --> 02:15:15,563
No, it's Taro and Jiro!
937
02:16:51,999 --> 02:16:53,967
Hey!
938
02:18:19,153 --> 02:18:20,381
Taro!
939
02:18:37,838 --> 02:18:38,827
Jiro!
940
02:18:43,977 --> 02:18:45,035
Good boys.
941
02:18:55,088 --> 02:18:56,112
Taro!
942
02:19:57,251 --> 02:20:01,051
THE TEAM BROUGHT BACK SEVEN OF
THE DOGS' BODIES:
943
02:20:01,288 --> 02:20:03,950
GORO, BESU, MOKU, AKA
944
02:20:04,258 --> 02:20:06,988
BOCHI, KURO, AND KUMA.
945
02:20:07,394 --> 02:20:09,828
SIX DOGS DISAPPEARED IN THE GLACIER:
946
02:20:10,030 --> 02:20:12,157
RIKI, ANKO, SHIRO, JAKKU,
947
02:20:12,366 --> 02:20:15,961
DERI AND KUMA.
948
02:20:19,303 --> 02:20:24,605
TARO AND JIRO SURVIVED.
949
02:23:05,000 --> 02:23:10,069
DON 2013
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