「石ころで魚を獲るだって？」ポルトガルの3代続くベテラン漁師は鼻で笑ったが、にほんじんの娘婿が作った石垣に数千万円の漁船が完敗した【海外の感動話】

[Video Description] A small fishing village in Portugal was on the brink of collapse, unable to catch fish despite using the latest equipment and a fishing boat costing tens of millions of yen. João, a veteran fisherman with 50 years of experience, was frustrated with his Japanese son-in-law, Hiroshi, who was constantly seasick. However, the "mere pile of stones" that Hiroshi piled up on the shore every night brought about a miracle that would drastically change the fate of the village. It was "Ishihibi," a traditional fishing method passed down for generations in the Ariake Sea and other areas of Saga Prefecture, Japan. The rough waves of the Atlantic Ocean, the pride of men who live by the sea, and the "last will and testament of fathers" passed down across national borders. This is a moving story in which the rich Japanese wisdom of "receiving" from nature rather than "taking" from it connects the hearts of people in faraway Portugal. Disclaimer The content of this video is a work of fiction (a fictional story) created for entertainment purposes. It has no relation to any real people, organizations, events, or government agencies. Please enjoy this as a story. • Sound Effects Lab 〇Audio VOICEVOX: Ryusei Aoyama - Normal