A Japanese variety show called "Hajime no Otsukai" was started in 1991 and has continued to be broadcast on NTV from time to time because of the value of family education.

It's about children between the ages of 2 and 7 who leave their parents alone to complete a mission, and it's about the innocence of children and the warmth and touching feelings that come with it.

What can 2- and 4-year-olds do? They should be pampered in their parents' arms, and play "rogue" in front of their grandparents.

Instead, 4-year-old brother Shuuya and 2-year-old brother Sakuya are given an errand to run, taking a two-hour bus ride alone to buy a bouquet of flowers for their deceased father. It's the first time they've been away from their mom and want to do something for their dad.

The brothers used to live in a happy family of four, with their mom and dad by their side, but an accident took their dad's young life, leaving their mom to raise the brothers.

The house with the best view is bought by the father for the mother, and every corner of the house is a photo of the family of four, Daddy's figure is in every corner of the house, and everywhere is the memory of the joy they once had.

An accident took away all this, but also took away the mother's most solid dependence, 4-year-old brother accompanied his mother through the most difficult moments, so has always wanted to do something, to tell Dad, "I can take care of Mom"!

This time, the two brothers had to buy flowers for their dad instead of their mom, and the two of them went to the station hand in hand, and the younger brother who got on the bus drifted off to sleep in no time, because he felt at ease where his brother was.

In the past two years, Shuuya has been trying to help his mom to take care of his younger brother, and in his younger brother's heart, he is the "little father".

When his brother was sleeping, he was looking around nervously, looking at the location of the station so that he won't miss it, and woke up his brother to get off the bus at the station that his mom told him to get off.

Where to buy things, the bus runs once every two hours, and if you miss it, you'll have to wait another two hours, so Shuuya and Sakuya, have to buy the flowers and the udon noodles and coffee that their mom additionally told them to buy within the time.

This road, which I usually walk countless times with my mom, because it's not hard to walk by bus, at this time, it turns out to be an uphill. It was unusually hard for the two children, especially the younger brother who could not yet speak. He wanted to ask his brother to wait for him, but he couldn't speak.

Suddenly his brother called out "Niinii" and Shuuya turned around in surprise: "Sakuya, can you say Niinii?". For the first time, a 2 year old child called his brother, not mom, not dad, but brother.

The two finally arrive at the florist, the same florist that Dad used to send flowers to Mom every week when he was alive! Everyone here remembers Dad's habit of buying flowers, which is now continued by the two brothers.

The florist's uncle helps to select the flowers, and the brother asks for a red flower, which looks even more colorful and beautiful!

When the shopkeeper was packing the bouquet, my brother chose a butterfly decoration to be packed into the bouquet for my mom, and it turned out that he also wanted to give my mom flowers, and he kept telling the shopkeeper to pack it in a cute way.

After buying flowers to go to the nearest supermarket to buy udon noodles and coffee, a very long way brother can not walk, so the brother first to go to the supermarket, and brother agreed to wait for him at the intersection in front.

Anxiously waiting for more than ten minutes, the brother finally panting to come, all the way to the 2-year-old Zoya did not cry and did not make a fuss, only firmly follow the footsteps of his brother.

The brothers who made it to the bus were tired and fell asleep, and their mom waited anxiously at the bus stop. After the bus arrived, mom and the two brothers went home together.

Mom finds that there are also flowers for herself, and the brother says: "Because I want my mom to be happy".

We always say that children are small, but in fact they are careful not to be small. They are simple, warm, brave, and many times, they do better than adults.

Haruya is two years old and four months old, and the errand he was given was to buy his father's favorite bread to cheer him up when he had just left the hospital and was about to go to work.

Mom made Haruya an amulet for this purpose, and since it is a bakery that she frequents with her mom, Haruya accepts the task with confidence. Task list: croissants, pineapple buns, and dad's favorite sausage buns.

Just downstairs, Haruya felt uneasy that his mom wasn't around, and turned toward the house, embarrassed. When she got to the door, she started to cry. Her mom waited for Haruya to finish crying and came to comfort her, saying, "Dad will be more energetic when he eats the bread that Haruya bought for him.

This time, Haruya didn't hesitate to go out, halfway down, but he didn't cry without his mom, and quickly got up and walked forward.

Finally, we reached the bakery, and it took a lot of effort to open the door for a small person! The grandmother in the store is a kind and strict person, told the croissant is no longer available.

Haruya didn't hesitate to take his favorite doughnut, and then remembered his father's favorite sausage buns, completed the purchase task, and went home with confidence.

Haruya's favorite compliment is to be handsome, so the staff along the way who are dressed up in Joe Chuan praised him that way.

Haruya runs home happily and reports the results to his mom for praise.

Dad also comes home on his lunch break, and the family eats the bread Haruya bought. Dad says to Haruya, "It's delicious, Dad! It's full of energy now." Haruya is happy to be encouraged.

Shinwa is a five-year-old girl whose errand is to buy celebration food for her brother, who is celebrating Boys' Day at her grandfather's house. There's a lot to buy, so the route is complicated and the adults look dizzy.

But mom seemed very relieved and said to Xinhe, "Don't run back scared oh!"

Don't drink, don't drink, don't drink, don't drink, don't drink, don't drink, don't drink, don't drink!

But after all, it is a child, after leaving the sight of his mother, the mood is obviously a little low, but in the twinkling of an eye, recovered, but also to cheer themselves up.

Although the entire program is to go out alone to complete the task, but in fact it is the program team, secretly disguised as a passer-by, secretly protect the children.

Some of them dress as guards and pretend to stand guard along the route.

Others dressed as farmers, pulling weeds on the side of the road.

Or they disguised themselves as passers-by who were going out to buy a drink from a vending machine on the side of the road. The first time I've seen this, I've seen a lot of people who are not in the same boat.

Heart and arrived by car to buy food, in addition to the program group pretending to be passengers followed by the car, buy drinks staff also came over, not afraid to be found?

After buying donuts and tofu, Xinhe was ready to go buy the next thing and was frustrated that she forgot, but it was all right in a few seconds.

They're still kids anyway!

After that, we went to the cake store and bought a cake, and then went to the kebab store that I told my mom I was going to before I left, and chatted with the kids at the store. The shopkeeper asked if he had come out to buy something on his own. The owner of the store asked if she was shopping by herself, and she proudly bragged to the storekeeper that she had no problem shopping by herself.

After completing all the errands, Xinhe happily returned home to report the results to her mom, although she forgot to buy one thing, it was a great first time to go out on her own. Mom also prepares sushi for Shinwa at home to celebrate his first successful errand.

Though it's a reality show, the show's crew had to take care of the kids' safety, and a special staffer disguised as a passerby guided the kids on the right path to run errands. However, there are real parents who let their kids do the errands alone in order to practice their self-care skills.

Some Japanese netizens have reported finding a three-year-old girl wandering alone outside a store. The clerk thought it was a lost child, so she brought the child back to the store and called the police. The police found the phone number of the parents on the child's backpack, only to find that the parents were imitating the program's children to run errands to exercise a little.

But even though Japan is a relatively safe environment, there is no guarantee that a child will be safe, and parents like this are just plain confused. However, police say this is not an isolated case, and that such cases increase every time the program airs.

It's really hard to believe that a child's ability to recognize danger is still very weak, and confused parents can't just imitate it! After all, variety shows are just shows.

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