Later on, a group of men will enter the jungle...
after the Women's Tribe.
The temperature on the bottom... It's hot!
Jang Hyun Sung is quirky but romantic.
This is his third time in the jungle.
(He has hunter's instincts.)
Lee Tae Gon is the general of the sea.
(Lee Tae Gon)
He finally leaves the studio to enter the jungle.
Can we take a break?
He is a perfect jungle host.
Jungle is about survival.
Lee Teuk.
(He's both boyish and masculine.)
Shownu from Monsta X is here to win every woman's heart.
Here is an easy-going lady who's full of smile.
Jang Hee Jin is the only lady of the new group.
This coconut is superb.
It's even hotter and tougher than before.
The jungle turns more intense than ever.
This is a story of real men.
Viewers, stay tuned.
The time's almost up.
- Ha Young. - Yes?
Roll down your pants.
You're limping.
(She's in pain but decides to explore the area.)
My leg hurts every time I put weight on it.
- We're not in the best shape. - Where are you heading to?
- I'm following you. - Are there four of us?
- Yes. - And there're three of them?
- Yes. - I see.
Chief, where are you heading to early in the morning?
Let's go find some red palm trees.
- We'll extract red palm powder. - Red palm powder?
(Kang Nam, Yoon Young and Ha Young join him.)
What's that? I've never seen trees like these.
Byung Man, this looks so cool.
What's this?
- Pardon? - What's this?
This?
(Walking palm is shallowly rooted and moves towards the sunlight.)
Doesn't it look weird?
- What is it? - It looks weird.
(The roots are protruded.)
These look like pillars.
It's edible.
What part is edible?
(Is it edible like red palm?)
- It has fruits. - You can eat it?
If the whole thing was edible, we would get stuffed.
Let's go.
There's a spider. It's hopping on the water.
- Look! - It's hopping on the water.
(Hopping)
- Wow. - It's hopping so well.
Did you see that?
I thought it was a water strider.
(I'm a wolf spider.)
- Jump! - Wow.
- It jumps so well. - Look.
- It swims, too. - It looks cute when it jumps.
It's so cute.
(They find spiders cute.)
It's cute. It's like me.
My gosh.
(There's a strong current.)
(Chief directs them and Kang Nam goes first.)
It's slippery.
The current is so strong.
(You trust me, right?)
(Slipping)
(The two guys are faster than lightning.)
Be careful.
(Where's the red palm tree, anyway?)
I have no energy in my legs.
- Right? - Yes.
Your feet will sink, so be careful.
Oh, dear.
(The jungle floor is submerged in water.)
(The current is strong.)
(He comes up with a plan to help the others.)
(He starts making something on the spot.)
(What are you doing, Chief?)
- It's a cane. - We need this.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
(Is he making mine as well?)
- This is leaning. - Thank you.
(Here's a chopstick.)
I'm so thankful. I'll work even harder.
- It's for your safety. - Right.
I'll lead the group with this in my hand. Thank you.
This is why I love you.
(They move forward with Byung Man's handmade canes.)
That's a red palm tree.
- Wow. - We're here.
- We're finally here. - This is a baby tree.
(Did they find it?)
- Is this it? - Yes, it will grow taller.
This is a bigger one.
- What? - It looks like a toothpick.
- There are toothpicks. - This is a bigger tree.
- These are toothpicks. - Are these toothpicks?
You can pick your teeth with these if you have vegetable bits stuck.
- It's not good for pieces of meat. - Really?
It's good for smaller bits though.
That was a baby tree.
- We have to cut this to that size. - Is this a big tree?
After a long journey, they finally spot a red palm tree!
Four years ago, the tribe tasted these fruits in Papua New Guinea.
The natives from Papua New Guinea...
eat starch extracted from the trees as their main diet.
Does this mean they'll get to taste the red palm today?
This is too big for us to handle.
- Right. - We'll ask help from a local.
Should we ask them for help?
We'll go over the process with them.
- That's a good idea. - We'll do it with them,
and take some back.
(The leaves shouldn't be erect.)
(We can pick it once it's drooping.)
- Some of the leaves are drooping. - That's right.
This is what he means.
These are crunchy like the fruits we had before.
That's what it feels like inside.
You can hear the crunchy sound, right?
It was tasty.
(Byung Man takes over.)
What if we get covered in wood shavings?
Byung Man.
- Yes? - I think it's coming this way.
It'll be frightening if this tree falls.
- For sure. - If it tilts this way,
we have to run.
He's so precise.
- You're right. He's very precise. - Yes.
Down that way? Okay.
Come down this way. It's dangerous there.
You went too far, Kang Nam.
No, I'm not too far.
It's falling that way.
- It's falling that way. - That way!
It's falling.
(They count down.)
- It's falling! - I've never seen it before.
- Wow. - It's falling!
(It's a splendour that only lasts for a moment.)
(There're enough fruits to last a month.)
It feels like dinosaurs are going to come out.
(What did we just see?)
This is beyond anything.
I've never seen anything like this before.
Dinosaurs are going to wake up. This is how they make movies.
Let's take some.
Come here, you coward.
- I bet this is how they make films. - You're not even 20m to it.
If it fell this way, it would have reached me.
You guys would have been dead. I'm serious.
I don't want to die, yet.
It's good to be cautious.
Sure.
Meanwhile, the rest of the Women's Tribe look for food...
upstream of the river.
It's so patchy here.
(They've never been upstream of the river.)
We have to find something there.
- You're good in finding things. - Yes.
Can you sing a pop song for me?
- Pop? - Yes.
We're in the forest so everything echoes here.
- Great. - I'll sing that song for you.
- I think this is Italian. - Sing it for me.
How does it go?
("Let Me Weep")
I have no energy. I'm so hungry.
(She continues although she's hungry.)
(So Jin's voice rings through the Blue River.)
I don't know the lyrics.
Did you major in vocal music? Wow.
- Wow. - You're so good.
I'm singing something unsuitable for the jungle.
(She's the best vocal in girl groups.)
What's this now?
We're here four days and five nights and we've been wet every day.
- This is insane. - Gosh.
This is too much.
Do we have to cross this?
I thought I won't be getting wet because we're not in the ocean.
- What are we supposed to do? - The current is pretty strong.
The water's moving pretty fast so it's scary.
Be careful.
So Jin, isn't it better to walk with toes turned out?
- Like this? - Yes.
- Try it. - It won't work.
- Is it more difficult? - Yes.
Try to go straight.
Put your arms out.
(You must balance on the bridge.)
Bring your arms up.
Can we do this?
My voice is shaky.
- Be careful. - It's dangerous.
I can do it.
I'm going.
(You must balance the best you can.)
Should I go like this?
- Hey. - That's unstable.
Goodness.
(She frees her hands.)
(Yelling)
What? Are you going to go in the water?
The water...
This is like that game they play on variety shows.
- It's like a pillow fight. - It's a pillow fight!
(Reeling)
It's a pillow fight!
(Exaggerated movements may make her fall.)
Are you okay? Did you get hurt?
No, I didn't.
- Your legs must be painful. - I was startled.
(She inches forward with her bum on the tree.)
It poked my bum.
(A thorn gets stuck in her bum.)
You have to lift your bum. The thorns will get stuck.
- Hey, you should... - Gosh.
Did it get stuck in the middle?
Did your prick yourself?
- No, I didn't. - Is it still stuck?
(I didn't get it in the middle.)
(So Jin is past the halfway point.)
(Propping)
(This is an angry cat pose.)
This is the best!
Look at her bum.
Your buttocks are still toned.
I've never seen another woman's bum like this.
It's still there.
I'm saved.
(So Jin passes in her cat pose.)
Come over, Ji Min.
- Hold on. - Use your beautiful cochlea.
Come on, cochlea.
- Let's go! - I'll try this.
(She tries going in a cross.)
It's so deep here. I shouldn't have looked down.
(She loses focus in three seconds.)
I'm your lady
- I'm scared. - You have to come down, right?
From that point, you just can't remain standing.
I'll do it your way.
Ji Min!
(She falls in the water.)
Ji Min. Ji Min!
- Gosh. - Are you all right?
- Oh, dear. - Hold my hand.
(Screaming)
I thought I wasn't going to get wet, so I wore dry clothes.
I don't want to do this.
This is bad.
Song Hyun, spread your arms. It'll be better.
I'll do the same. This is good.
- Is that comfortable for you? - This is good.
You're good.
Where are you going, Song Hyun?
(She falls right in.)
Where are you going?
(They haven't started exploring yet and they're already tired.)
We don't have snorkelling gears with us. We can't fall in the water.
We're risking our safety.
Ouch. No, don't come to me.
- Oh, dear. - Be careful.
There's a snake hole.
(There's a snake hole?)
What? Where? Is that it?
- It's here. - What?
- A snake? - A snake?
- Where? - There's a snake?
- There's a snake. - Where?
- I want to see it. - It's there.
- Where? - It's moving.
- Where? - Where?
(It wriggles between the bushes.)
- Where? - It's moving.
- It's gone. - It's gone?
- Where? - It's gone.
- Where is it? - It went that way.
- Wow! - There it is.
- Look at it. - My goodness.
- Wow. - I don't see it.
(Wriggling)
- It's there. - Where?
It's going in there.
- Oh! - Did you find it?
There it is.
It's so long.
- It's so skinny. - It's still moving. It's long.
It'll come out the other side.
You never know where they'll be on the ground.
We have to be careful.
If we don't attack it, it won't bite, right?
- You never know. - Pardon?
- You never know. - Really?
Really?
- Do we flatten this? - Yes.
Anyway, did Byung Man and the others start extracting red palm?
What's the process? Which part...
Which part is used the most?
(You use the stems that're slightly damp.)
We should cut near the leaves, then.
(If you leave the tree on the ground,)
(it rots and red palm weevil larvae gather.)
This will rot and red palm weevil larvae will gather.
(There's nothing to waste in a red palm tree.)
It must be hard.
(They start extracting red palm.)
- Come here. - What?
Do you see that insect? It has a huge antenna.
- Cameraman, that's the one I saw. - Over there.
- It's huge. - Hey, what is that?
(The native man is busy working.)
(What did they see?)
(It's a huge insect.)
What's that?
(Do you want it?)
Stop. Stop it.
My goodness!
That's the biggest insect I've ever seen!
(They all panic.)
(It's edible.)
- He says it's edible. - It's edible? No way!
- It's sweet. - It's sweet?
You can have it.
(Try it.)
It's good in instant noodles?
We should take it and have it with noodles.
- He says it's edible, Byung Man. - Gosh.
You can eat it.
- I've never seen it before. - It was on the tree.
Don't get near it.
(He has gloves on, so he picks it up.)
Byung Man.
- What's wrong with the tail? - That's gross!
Byung Man, don't bring it here.
Why is it so big?
I've never seen something like this.
I can't believe this exists. Isn't this from the dinosaur era?
- This looks unique. - This is from the dinosaur era.
- Is this poisonous? - It's not.
- Gosh, stop. - Don't do that.
It won't attack, right?
(They decide to take it.)
How's this an insect?
Wouldn't it rip the bag?
What did you say?
(They continue working.)
Ants will gather.
- There's so much left. - Shoot.
(They peel the outer layer first.)
I'm tired all of a sudden.
- My gosh! - What's that?
What was that?
(It lands...)
(on his forehead.)
(They're still shocked from seeing the insect.)
It's gone now.
It was on here.
The black thing was on here.
This is softer...
- than I thought. - Really?
They follow the natives' traditional method...
of extracting the red palm.
First of all, they must strike the tree stem,
and crush it up into pieces.
Then, they need to extract the juice inside.
You keep washing it like you're washing clothes.
You have to keep mixing it.
(They pour water in it and separate the juice.)
Look. This is just water.
You have to squeeze the water out,
and pour water again.
Squeeze it,
and toss it out.
They continue squeezing and extracting juice like doing laundry.
Then, the liquid is sifted out.
(Only the liquid comes out.)
That's good. Toss it out.
That's a lot.
They collect the liquid,
and wait until the starch precipitates.
That's how you extract starch from red palm.
It's cool how this is redder than the stems.
You have to leave it like this for a while.
(They wait for the starch to precipitate.)
The water looks refreshing.
I'm going to wash my hair.
My hair smells like it's rotting.
I'm sweating after that.
- I've never washed it like this. - Same here.
- Would you like some help? - No.
Stop. Stop doing that, Kang Nam.
Stop doing that.
- Stop! It's so cold. - Close your eyes.
I told you not to do it.
(He retracts.)
This is so refreshing.
I can't see anything.
(She splashes one last time.)
- Isn't it refreshing? - It is.
(They help each other like sisters.)
(It looks like she used shampoo.)
(She feels like her entire head is refreshed.)
- It's so refreshing. - Yes.
Let's say we went to a public bathhouse.
Sure, let's say we took a shower.
- Okay. - We took a shower in the bathhouse.
(I need to clean my eyes.)
I can.
(The only thing left to do is to collect the precipitate.)
(Let me see the red palm.)
Can you just pour it all out?
(Underneath the water is the white starch.)
(Wow)
(The starch is pure white.)
- The colour is so pretty. - This is amazing.
- Let me touch it. - It feels just like that.
It's like slime.
It feels just like what you mentioned.
- Touch it. - Go ahead.
Touch this part.
- It feels nice. - Oh, dear!
(It's as thick as starch.)
- Wow. - What was that again?
- This... - This is fascinating.
- This looks tasty. - It looks like clay.
- I agree. - Let's take this with us.
- Shall we go? - Take it as it is.
Can you do it? Good job.
- You look tall. - Let's go.
- Let's go. - Watch yourself.
Be careful.
- It'd be funny if I knock it over. - You can't.
(They'll have a lot of carbohydrate on the table.)
It's raining.
It starts raining on this side all of a sudden.
However, the exploration doesn't stop.
Can we eat this?
Is there something down here?
There's a lot of conch shells littered on the ground.
Why are these here? I saw so many empty shells on the way.
- They must be around. - Right.
There must be a lot of them but we haven't seen them.
- People catch and eat them. - There were so many.
They're so many pretty dragonflies.
There're many blue and red ones.
- I got it. - I got it.
- Never mind. - These aren't the right roots.
Let's try cutting them.
Is this it?
(Ji Min shouts!)
- What is it? - Oh!
(Did she spot something?)
- What is it? - It's a pineapple!
It's a pineapple!
(Jackpot!)
This...
- This isn't plastic, right? - It's real pineapple.
This is amazing.
Are you touched, Ji Min?
I'm about to cry.
Does it feel like you won a trophy?
(She's touched.)
I'm going to cry.
I'm so happy.
- Are you really happy? - Yes.
- Let's try cutting it. - I'll step on it.
Be careful. The leaves are quite sharp.
(She cuts it...)
(in a heartbeat.)
This is amazing!
- Goodness. - It's pretty like a flower.
Yes.
This one whole pineapple...
I think my anaemia will disappear.
- Let's try it. - Stop.
It's okay. Give me the knife.
- Goodness. - Look at it.
(It's ripe and yellow.)
- Pineapple. - Smell it.
Pineapple.
- It's driving me crazy. - It needs to be a bit more ripe.
- Yes. - No. I think it's ripe.
- Oh, my. - It's like a canned pineapple.
(How did you find this?)
- I'm so curious. - My goodness.
(It must be so delicious.)
- Oh, my. - This is awesome.
(She cuts it into bite-size pieces.)
This is awesome.
- Let's eat. - Let's eat.
The sweet smell is amazing.
(She kisses the pineapple.)
- It's so sweet. - Is it ripe?
(Biting)
(Mouth-watering)
It's ripe.
- It's ripe. - Of course, I picked the ripe one.
- Don't cry. - She's sitting down.
(Crying)
- It's so delicious. - She's crying.
She must've been having a hard time.
- It's so delicious. - I'll eat it now.
(Ji Min tastes the pineapple.)
Did you see her lips tremble?
(Trembling)
- She must really love it. - It's amazing.
(It's an exciting encounter with the pineapple.)
- Is it delicious? Awesome? - Yes.
When I cut it, I thought it wasn't ripe...
because it didn't smell sweet.
- It's perfectly ripe. - I know.
It's like a canned pineapple.
- Canned pineapple! - Yes.
(All natural canned pineapple)
- You don't need to buy it. - Just try it.
(You shouldn't leave delicious foods behind.)
- You know how you eat it. - Yes.
I've never eaten a pineapple...
so close to the peel like this before.
(She looks like she'll eat the peel as well.)
You know how people make dishes with pineapples.
- Pineapple... - Yes.
Let's go and cook!
(They happily return to the survival zone.)
(Duration of survival)
I'm hungry and sleepy.
Let's get ready before they get here,
- so we can start eating right away. - Okay.
- Look. - My goodness.
- Doesn't it look like cheese? - Yes.
- It's like mozzarella cheese. - Mozzarella.
It's so cool.
- It looks like liquid. - It looks like yam.
This is great.
(Red palm dish number one)
Fold it like this.
(Spread the batter...)
(and wrap it with a banana leaf.)
(Place it on fire.)
- This is my way of cooking it. - I see.
It's red palm pancake.
(Red palm dish number two)
The powder we made hardened.
(Put the powder into a bamboo trunk.)
I want to try baking it.
Let's bake it.
(Red palm rice cake)
It's like rice cake.
It looks delicious.
(Gulping)
It does look like rice cake.
It looks delicious.
It really looks delicious. It looks like cheese.
It'll taste like rice cake.
It looks tasty like this.
- The colour is becoming clear. - It looks like potato rice cake.
This is so cool.
- I want to know how it tastes. - Me, too.
- It's like taffy. - Have a bite.
(First tasting)
- There. - Isn't it hot?
(What does it taste like?)
Oh! It's like potato rice cake.
- Really? - It's like the potato rice cake.
It tastes just like it.
Bite it and stretch it like cheese.
(She stretches it as if she's eating cheese.)
Cheese.
How far will it stretch?
- It looks like I'm fishing. - Slurp it up.
I'm fishing.
(Ha Young bites the bait.)
- It's really like potato rice cake. - Isn't it?
It's delicious.
- It's tasty. - It's delicious.
- Is it delicious? - It's like a potato rice cake.
- Isn't it? - This is so delicious.
It'll be more delicious with sugar.
- Yes. - It'd be so delicious with sugar.
I really love the texture.
- This is great. - You like this kind of texture.
- It's delicious. - I love this texture.
- Let's make more. - What are you doing?
Ji Min.
(Song Hyun, Ji Min and So Jin return.)
- What is it? - Look at us.
What is it?
- Pineapple. - Did you get pineapples?
It's really sweet. We tasted it.
- What is that? - Great job.
- Is it yogurt? - Is that banana?
This is...
- What is it? - Try it.
- Try it. - What is that?
- It's rice cake. - Come here.
Goodness.
What is it?
- Look. - Rice cake?
(Her eyes widen.)
- Shall I eat it? - Yes.
- Is it hot? - Eat it.
- Is it a rice cake? - Keep eating it.
(It keeps stretching and Ji Min is taken aback.)
(It's stuck to her finger.)
Pass it on.
(Ji Min passes it on.)
Keep eating it. Doesn't it have nice texture?
It's sticky.
What does it taste like?
It's delicious.
It's like rice cake.
- Isn't it? - Yes.
It's from red palm tree.
- What? - It's from red palm tree.
- That yellow thing? - Yes.
I can't believe it's the same thing.
- It's like jelly. - Eat it.
(They pass it from mouth to mouth...)
(as if they're playing a game.)
Me, too.
(He unconsciously tries to eat it.)
It's all gone.
- Isn't it delicious? - It's really delicious.
The pancake is done.
It's a pancake.
(Is it all done?)
- It's a pancake. - What is it?
- Oh, my. - My goodness.
- That's awesome. - It looks delicious.
(Good!)
- Oh, my. - It's like bread.
It does look like a pancake.
It really looks like it.
- Try it. - Let's try it.
There.
- It looks crispy. - It looks like it has honey inside.
It must taste the same, but why does it look more delicious?
(Would this one taste different?)
- Is it different? - It's more delicious.
Is it different?
The edges are burnt, so it's more delicious.
- It's crispy. - It's getting burnt.
This one here.
Let's break it.
- It tastes like baked rice cake. - Doesn't it?
- What? - What's wrong?
- What is it? - I think it's cooked.
It comes out on its own.
This one gets puffed up.
We don't have to take it out.
Let's try it.
There. Take a bite.
Peel it and eat it.
You only have to eat the outer part.
- Wow. - Just the outer part.
- It's a rice cake. - They baked it inside the bamboo.
It's so delicious.
(It's even chewier this way.)
It's exactly like a baked rice cake.
- Isn't it delicious? - I just tasted it.
- It has great texture. - It's really delicious.
I want to have more, Byung Man.
- Can you put some honey on it? - It's awesome.
Go ahead.
- It'd be delicious as sujebi. - Yes.
- It's more delicious this way. - It looks so good.
(They start making sujebi.)
How can this be so delicious?
(They start making sujebi.)
- Here. - Sujebi.
(They start boiling it.)
(It's almost at the end of their 100-hour survival time.)
- Goodness. - I really wanted to have soup.
(They just started boiling sujebi.)
- What shall we do? - How can we cook it fast?
(The survival time reaches 100 hours.)
It's past 100 survival hours.
- Really? - I got goosebumps.
Me, too.
- Is it over? - Yes.
- We should finish eating though. - It's over.
You can finish eating...
or you can leave now.
- Of course, we'll finish eating. - That's right.
- We have to eat it. - Can you...
- give us the seasoning? - That's right.
- You can leave first. - Right.
If we put the seasoning...
- it'll taste great. - Right.
Can you give us the seasoning you took away from us?
If you really want,
I can give them back to you.
(I can give you the seasoning,)
- I got goosebumps. - We will give it to you.
(but there's a catch.)
If you take one spoonful of seasoning,
you have to stay one more hour.
(It's one extra hour per spoonful of seasoning.)
(Do you mean we have to suffer one more hour...)
(if we want...)
(a spoonful of seasoning?)
(Are you kidding me?)
You guys enjoy it.
Won't it take us an hour to eat anyway?
- Yes. - You're right.
- We have to cook it and eat it. - Okay.
- You're smart. - She's clever.
Then, one spoonful?
- Get two full spoonfuls. - What did you bring here?
(They must choose.)
It's a dilemma.
I'm worried it won't be enough. Let's get two spoonfuls.
I'll be doing the scooping.
(The staff will scoop the seasoning.)
- You're mean. - I'll give you.
- What will you do? - One hour.
- One spoonful. - One hour.
- Give us a full spoonful. - Like it's worth two.
- A spoonful worth two spoonfuls. - Don't be stingy.
You can't shave the top off.
- Goodness. - What is he doing?
- What are you doing? - Come on.
You can't do that.
(They're disappointed.)
Don't do that.
He did it.
This is just...
(They'll stay an hour longer for a spoonful of seasoning.)
- Be careful. - Let's put it in a container.
(She puts it in the bamboo trunk.)
My hands are shaking.
(He mixes it with water.)
(We can't lose a bit.)
I'll put it in.
(She pours it in.)
Don't leave anything behind.
(Everyone is excited.)
It'll taste like potato ongshimi.
(She's super excited.)
I wanted to eat spicy food so much.
Don't leave anything behind.
(They haven't had spicy food in a while.)
- It's raining. - Goodness.
It's raining.
This is bad.
I don't have a raincoat.
It's the worst rain we had so far.
(I thought we'd eat in peace.)
- It's cold. - Goodness.
(It pours again.)
It's cold.
(We only need to stay an hour more.)
(The ashes are flying in the air.)
The rain is bothering us until the end.
The last 30 minutes.
Let's try it. Let's taste it.
It's not seasoned. Let's just eat it.
(Gosh,)
(should we have just left?)
It's okay.
- It's okay. - It looks good.
I'll eat it in here.
(What?)
It's delicious.
Awesome.
- It's good. - I'm crying.
(Is she taking an oath?)
You look like a guy who works at a service stop restaurant.
(She swears it's good.)
(Gulping)
(Satisfied)
(She gulps again.)
(Satisfied)
(Shouldn't I make that sound?)
Hot soup on a rainy day is perfect.
(Hot soup is perfect for a rainy day.)
(It's time to taste sujebi.)
I'll show you.
- It's soft. - Is it good?
It's seasoned.
Really, it is.
It is seasoned.
It's so delicious.
It's like kimchi sujebi.
- Is it good, Ji Min? - It's...
Is it chewy?
- Is it chewy? - It's really good.
It's like jelly instant noodle sujebi.
- The texture... - It's so delicious.
It gets seasoned really quickly. It's amazing.
- It's chewy. - It's good.
It's chewy and soft.
- We have a pineapple. - Dessert.
(We must have pineapple as dessert.)
Let's have dessert.
They have dessert even in the rain.
They have a sweet ending to their survival.
(Duration of survival)
The Women's Tribe completes the survival.
Nobody's feet are unscathed.
These women did wonderfully in a place like this.
(They survived in wilderness.)
They slept on the ground and endured the cold.
Thank you so much. You've done really well.
You're really amazing.
You've done this for five years.
- He's been doing it for five years. - I respect you.
(Chief, we respect you.)
It must be really tough. He's aged so much.
- Thank you. - Great job, everyone.
- Great job! - Thank you!
(The Women's Tribe finishes the survival.)
(Their final story will be revealed later.)
One, two, three.
(The next day, Rabaul airport)
(He waits for the new tribe after parting with the Women's Tribe.)
(Scratching)
(He looks like a beggar.)
(Please, help.)
Papua!
(Someone arrives with great excitement.)
- Hello. - This is so hard.
(They don't notice Byung Man.)
- Hello. - Hello.
- It's been a long time. - Hello.
That's cool.
Where is Byung Man? Where's the chief?
- Here you are. - Goodness.
(You're here.)
I'm like a lost child.
- Hey. - I'm like a lost child.
- Hello. - I didn't see you.
- Hello. - Hello.
It's Tae Gon's fourth time.
- Yes. - It's my third time.
No, it's the fourth time. Is it your third?
It's my third time.
(Manly man, Lee Tae Gon)
- I missed you so much. - You did, right?
I thought I was going to die.
Look, my feet are swollen.
- Look. - Your feet are swollen.
- What happened to your wrist? - It's swollen, too.
(It shocks the newbies.)
Sulphur is very strong. The water's clear though.
Is it difficult to survive here?
(The laughter generator, Lee Teuk)
I'm afraid of unfamiliar environment.
I hesitated about taking challenges and going on adventures.
With The Law of Jungle as a starting point,
I want to show people...
that I can also survive outdoors.
Were there people...
who cried and returned home?
- Were there any? - Were there?
- People left because they got sick. - That's right.
- Kwang Kyu left... - Kwang Kyu?
on the first day.
(Teuk is frozen on the spot.)
- He had a serious allergy reaction. - I see.
He left on the first day.
How could he decide to leave as soon as he landed?
He whined the whole way on the plane.
- He didn't stop whining. - Right.
(The only female tribe member, Jang Hee Jin)
I'm good at living well.
I'm going there thinking I'll be fine.
What do you mean by you're good at living well?
How shall I put it? I'm just good at...
doing well anywhere I go.
(We're looking forward to her survival.)
- He's the youngest. - Yes.
He's very similar to Jota.
I'm close to Jota.
(The youngest in the tribe, Shownu)
Hello. I'm Shownu of Monsta X.
(This is Shownu.)
Before I made my debut, I was Lee Hyori's backup dancer.
(This is who I am.)
Now, I'm the leader of Monsta X.
I actually have no worries...
because I was a competitive swimmer in elementary school.
(He was born to survive in the jungle.)
I like doing things outdoors.
- He has no problem swimming. - I'm a little nervous.
Well...
I'm thinking Hyun Sung will be our spiritual leader.
I thought so, too.
When we were on the plane with him,
his comments were pretty surprising.
He makes funny comments.
(The big brother, Jang Hyun Sung)
There's one thing I can't stand.
I can't stand being hungry.
One time, I had a movie contract...
saying that...
they must give me time to have breakfast.
I had them put in on the contract.
If you had to write up a contract for The Law of Jungle,
what do you want to put in it?
Feed me when I'm hungry.
No.
(What? You won't feed me?)
Say, yes!
(Feed me.)
No.
(You have to be self-sufficient.)
- Let's have fun. - Okay.
- I'm excited. - I think he'll have fun.
I did some research on Papua New Guinea before coming here.
A person named Papua first found Papua New Guinea.
Later, he got lost and people couldn't find him.
They went, "Where on earth is Papua?"
I'm sorry.
(Come on, Teuk.)
- Papua New Guinea. - Yes.
I think...
- Teuk needs to hold these. - Yes.
- He needs something in his hands. - Hello, everyone.
It's The Law of Jungle in Papua New Guinea.
- Chief Byung Man. - Yes.
How do you feel today?
In the previous survival zone, we had a lot of rain.
- I see. - We were near a sulphuric river.
We got hurt a lot...
and got swollen.
- I think this place is better. - Really?
- I'm a bit excited. - I see.
(This is why they say Teuk is good.)
- He's so good. - He really is.
We should let him do this.
Let's go. Anywhere is fine.
- I'll tell you the theme. - Okay.
On the cue cards, there are themes of survival.
Really?
- Are there themes? - Could you show us?
- Let's see. - Are there themes?
"The Martian".
(Are these movie posters?)
It's the movie, "The Martian".
- "Anaconda". - Okay.
(There are more than one.)
"Snowpiercer".
"The Lion King".
"Titanic".
- I don't get it. - Why are there so many?
"Titanic" is the ocean.
What does this mean?
- Mars. - It's an unusual theme.
"The Movie-like Jungle".
- Movie-like? - Like a movie.
The new theme is...
"The Movie-like Jungle".
"The Martian" is a movie about surviving in...
a barren landscape with no other life forms.
"Anaconda" takes place in an Amazonian jungle,
home to large carnivorous snakes...
that are the apex predator.
In the second Ice Age, everything has frozen,
and the people on the train have to deal with...
a swarm of cockroaches in "Snowpiercer".
(Survival among the cockroaches in "Snowpiercer")
"The Lion King", where the lion...
rules over other animals in the savanna.
(Wild animals in "The Lion King")
"Titanic" describes the sinking of a cruise liner...
that remains a historical disaster.
Will it be that dramatic?
You have to pick two movies out of those five.
Those are the two places you will end up visiting.
This took place in desert-like land, didn't it?
"Titanic" sounds the easiest.
This is in the jungle. "Titanic" is in the sea.
- Doesn't "Titanic" sound easier? - It does.
It could be a trap.
"Titanic" sounds like the easiest one.
- We'll be on boats. - Yes.
We survived on a shipwreck.
- This is about people. - Shall we pick this?
- "Titanic". - Okay, "Titanic".
(Their first pick is "Titanic".)
- "The Lion King"? - It reminds me of cockroaches.
There were cockroaches in "Snowpiercer" .
- Right. - Forget "Anaconda".
- Drop "Anaconda". - Please.
- No "Anaconda". - Drop "Snowpiercer".
- Drop these two? - Yes.
- These two? - They sound bad.
- Okay. - "The Lion King" and "The Martian".
- "The Lion King" sounds good. - I watched "The Martian".
(The movie we pick...)
(determines our theme of survival.)
- Let's go with this. - "The Martian".
- Okay. - "The Martian"?
- "The Martian"? - "The Martian".
- There's no going back. - "The Martian".
- Hold our selections. - "Titanic" and "The Martian".
"Titanic" and "The Martian".
"Titanic" and "The Martian". We will take you to...
those two locations.
- We'll set off right now. - Okay.
- Let's go. - The Law of Jungle.
Sorry. I won't do it again.
(What is that?)
Sorry. I was trying to portray us...
wading through wilderness,
and then at the last second, we all strike a pose.
If you were to do this,
- we could pose all around you. - Okay.
- I've never seen him this cheerful. - That's true.
- You're back to life. - This is the real him.
Are you sure?
We'll have to see if he stays this way in the jungle.
He looks worried.
Are you ready? Ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you.
- The Law of Jungle. - The Law of Jungle.
(Bring it on, Jungle!)
Let's hurry.
- That was so mortifying. - That was weird.
- Didn't we agree not to do that? - It's embarrassing.
The tribe sets off to...
the first location with a setting similar to a movie set.
I wonder what kind of jungle awaits them.
(The First Movie-like Jungle, "The Martian")
(The tribe chose "The Martian".)
This is a really masculine setting.
You're right.
It looks rough and wild.
Does something live here?
- None, right? - I guess so.
(They look around.)
Wow. There's absolutely nothing.
- What a survival zone. - There's nothing.
(It's an empty field.)
We shouldn't have picked "The Martian".
- There's nothing. - There's nothing here.
How can we eat here?
What do we do?
What do you see behind you?
- Isn't that a volcano? - A volcano.
- Smoke? - Is it a volcano?
(Anyone can tell it is.)
This is Tavurvur, a place similar to the setting...
of "The Martian", one of the movies you selected.
- Tavurvur? - Yes.
It looks like the poster. There's nothing.
- There's nothing. - Exactly.
That volcano erupted in 1994.
The debris covered the whole village that was right here.
- Was there a village? - The spot we're on now...
is where the village was.
The Movie-like Jungle, scene one.
Our version of "The Martian" is near Tavurvur.
The 1937 eruption...
caused 507 casualties.
In 1994, the ash and debris from the volcano...
covered up and ruined a town called Rabaul.
It's at rest now, but it's an active volcano...
that could erupt at any moment.
(No one knows when it will erupt next.)
This is what's left of a church.
- Was this a church? - 1994 isn't that far back.
- It's a little over 20 years ago. - That's right.
Could it erupt again?
Most recently,
it erupted in 2014.
- Two years ago? - For two hours.
That must've been bad.
So, it's an active volcano.
- Yes. - And we're here?
You brought us next to an active volcano.
(You're crazy.)
It's hard to believe.
Shouldn't we worry about food?
- Of course. - I'm hungry.
Can we find anything here?
- Do we have to grow beans? - There must be something.
Now that you're at Tavurvur,
you have to find a survival zone.
(He sighs deeply.)
As you can see,
it's just too barren.
There's some green over there.
- Let's go over there. - Let's do that.
We should go somewhere else.
- Let's try it. - Okay.
Byung Man's Tribe is in Rabaul at last.
Will we be able to...
survive right next to an active volcano,
on a land full of volcanic ash?
Now, let's shout our motto...
and set off toward our first survival zone.
- Shall we? - Yes.
- The Law of Jungle. - The Law of Jungle.
("The Martian" survival begins.)
That was so mortifying.
(He wants to host the show.)
Well done.
You're really good.
Look at these.
- I see traces of buildings. - These are all ruins.
You're right.
Hello, everyone.
We're on our way to...
our survival zone.
He'll stop doing this from tomorrow.
I feel a bit tired, but I'll try to keep going.
I hope we can...
Oh, dear. Are you okay?
(His cameraman suffers instead.)
Are you all right?
- That must've hurt. - It's your fault.
- It's your fault. - Why should he suffer?
I'm so sorry.
I'll talk less.
I see smoke.
There must be something. It's smoking.
This is fascinating.
(Vapour rises from the water.)
What's this?
- Can you get burned? - Yes.
What's that?
This is amazing.
(A hot spring by a volcano?)
Just when we thought there would be nothing here,
we came across a hot spring. Isn't that fascinating?
We shouldn't touch it, should we?
- No. - Dip your finger.
Will it be hot?
- Aren't you curious, though? - I am.
It's huge.
- Is it hot? - It's not that bad.
It's really hot.
(It's boiling hot.)
- How can this not be hot? - It's not.
- Try it. - It'll be at least 100°C.
- It's hot! - We could cook food here.
Would that be safe?
I don't think it'll be bad for you.
- Put your hand in that. - It's really hot.
- It's hot. - This is strange.
- Look. - Water is coming out.
Right here.
It would be nice to boil food here.
(Volcanic springs: The magma heats water that comes to the surface.)
It's really hot.
- How hot is it? - It's still going up.
- It's hot. - 51, 52,
53. It went up to 74°C.
That's hot enough to scald you.
Of course.
Doesn't this feel like a sauna?
It's incredible.
The radius of this volcanic spring is about 10m.
Here, it meets the sea.
(The hot spring meets the sea.)
It meets the sea.
It must be nice and warm.
- That's awesome. - It's hot.
- Is it? - Really?
Does this make sense?
(They can only laugh.)
This is seawater.
It's 53°C.
(In theory, it should only be warm.)
It's 53°C.
(It's hotter than most hot springs.)
(The hot water seeps through the seabed,)
(keeping the sea hot as well.)
If the temperature were about 38°C,
then I'd be willing to bathe in it.
- Right. - It would be nice.
How about over there?
- We need a thermometer. - We do.
(They head to the survival zone.)
- It's fascinating. - It is.
- The sea is so... - Where would we get to see this?
- Isn't this a lovely place? - It is.
- It's warm. - This isn't the survival zone.
(What more will they get to see?)
There used to be a town here.
Aren't those fish?
Are there fish?
There are. Look over there.
- Did you see some? - This is weird.
- Where? - Where?
By the rocks. I see fish.
- It's silver. - You're right.
- Here, here. - Yes.
- I see them. - There are fish.
- Do you see fish? - There are so many fish.
That one is big.
- This is amazing. - Don't they feel hot?
Do they have thick scales?
- What if we can't eat them? - I'm sure we can.
They're already half-cooked.
They won't come raw.
- That makes no sense. - It's not exactly raw.
Really?
Do you see that?
This is so strange.
They adapted to their surroundings.
(This is a world of mystery.)
Let's go.
We saw life, so that's good.
(It looks like sand, but it's volcanic ash.)
Go this way.
It's volcanic ash.
(Shrubs start to appear.)
Watch out.
- What's this? - What's this?
- It's water. - A puddle.
It's rotten.
- It doesn't look like water. - It's rotten.
This pool...
This is a crater made by a rock from the volcano.
- Really? - Really?
It was this big.
("Pompeii", 2014)
(We've only seen volcanoes erupt on movie screens.)
(They leave nothing but devastation.)
It must have broken as it hit the ground.
That's incredible.
You can see smaller holes and craters at the bottom.
- When the rock falls... - It smashes.
If it didn't, it would still be there.
This is just amazing.
- If a rock this big fell... - I've never seen anything like it.
- It's a fiery rock. - Exactly.
- You'd have no time to scream. - I guess not.
It's just...
It looks like a cow pat. A blob of sticky liquid...
- landed with a splat. - Where?
Now, it's a rock.
It hardened.
It's hard. It looks like the rock we see on Jeju Island.
This flew over here and landed with a splat.
The holes were made by rocks that landed and smashed.
- It's so light. - Like insoles of trainers.
- Let's see your shoes. - Do you think...
I'd wear extra insoles in the jungle?
(We need to check.)
Take them off.
Sir. Pardon?
- Why? - I have my doubt.
- There's nothing in there. - I don't think so.
There's nothing.
- It's there. - Is it really?
No.
(There are extra insoles.)
They're hard to tell apart. Which is rock and which is the insole?
- It's a quiz. - I say this one.
It's hard to believe. Hello?
You really use these.
- I'm impressed. - I was so surprised.
- You're really funny. - You're amazing.
It'll be hard to believe, but I got these for free.
Let's get going.
This is a first for our show.
- It's the first jungle insole. - I'm impressed.
(They are much closer to the volcano.)
There are so many rocks.
This is a great spectacle.
(It's a great spectacle.)
(Tavurvur erupted and erased Rabaul from the map.)
It was a wide and empty space.
It really felt like we were on Mars.
It was an endless space of sand...
that was actually volcanic ash...
and rocks that were not yet completely broken.
I was surprised.
We can't create what nature creates.
I couldn't believe my eyes.
(It's the grandeur of nature.)
I feel thirsty now.
This kind of surface makes it harder to walk.
- Your feet sink. - It takes more energy.
Yes.
(Their feet sink in.)
It's five times harder.
(The tribe heads toward the volcano and the greenery.)
I'm hungry now.
(I'm hungry.)
I'm hungry.
(The rocks are larger here.)
(She treads carefully.)
(Gosh!)
- This place is... - It's rough.
It's hard work.
It's so hot.
(It's getting warmer.)
The surface is hot.
It's easier if you'll walk in front of the group.
It's a really hard surface to walk on.
- I have rocks in my shoes. - Did they get inside?
- Get them out. - You'll hurt yourself.
- Sit down. - Get them out.
- Give me your glasses. - Thank you.
- That's a lot. - Yes.
Pull the laces tight.
- Teuk is so kind. - Teuk.
You've changed.
It's only when the cameras are rolling.
(The older men are jealous.)
You're wearing the same shoes.
- You're right. - You're right.
- Thank you. - Same shoes?
They're still loose.
Come on, Teuk.
(She is mortified.)
Teuk.
Teuk, do you love Hee Jin?
- Let's get going. - You're the best.
How sweet.
(The two feel mortified now.)
(The tribe pushes on in silence.)
(Their feet sink and their mouths are dry.)
I think I see why the crew gave us "The Martian".
The land is so barren.
(Teuk even takes the camera.)
I see no flies or mosquitoes.
Well... Do you think we'll get out alive?
Right here.
(He slips.)
It's really steep.
How do we get down?
This is impossible!
(It's a dizzying height.)
(It's a steep slope of ash.)
We'd scrape our bottoms.
Don't use your bottom.
Use your feet.
You can't slide on your bottom.
(How do I get down?)
You can't slide down.
(They need to go down.)
- Hee Jin, stay close to Byung Man. - Go separately.
- One by one? - Okay.
Just do this.
(A jumping descent)
(Hopping)
(Fly, human spring!)
(Wow)
I get it. That's how you do it.
He looks like a monkey.
(In a few seconds,)
(he got to the bottom.)
(I arrived first.)
I can't do that.
- Can't we just walk down? - I think you can.
I'll crawl down slowly.
(General Tae Gon keeps his dignity intact.)
(Excited)
(He looks dignified, but he sounds like a child.)
(He reaches the bottom of the slope safely.)
- Hee Jin. - Stand up.
- Stand up. - Stand up and go slow.
- Okay. - That will hurt your bottom.
- Lean toward the slope. - Like this.
- Like this? - Yes, sideways.
Come with me.
- This is impossible! - It's fine.
What is this?
- My goodness. - You're fine.
- Are you okay? - Yes.
(Are they a couple?)
Give me your hand.
- It's so... - It's hot.
It's hot, so be careful.
Don't stand so stiffly. Stand sideways.
- It's dangerous. Go ahead. - Okay.
They look like a couple that loves deserted places.
Is love in the air?
Step by step.
It's okay. Take it slow.
It's okay.
Is this when...
the crew plays music in the background?
It's okay. Take your time.
It'll get hotter. Are you okay?
I'm fine.
Let's go.
(Adventurous newly-weds)
Okay. Step by step.
- Wait! Help me. - It's getting hotter.
Okay. Just like that.
It's okay.
You might get hurt.
No, we'll be fine.
Yes, like that. Let's take it slow.
That's it. Slide down.
- This is crazy. - It's fine.
We're almost there. Take your time.
(The guests at the wedding enjoy the scene.)
That's it. We're almost there.
(Will you survive together...)
(until you're both old and tired?)
We're almost there. We did it.
We're here.
(Welcome to Papua New Guinea, your honeymoon destination.)
- That was so hard. - You did it.
- Well done. We're okay. - That was terrible.
- Did you cry? - No, I didn't.
- I thought... - You look good together.
(They look cute together.)
Grip the stick like this.
It might get stuck like a ski pole.
That's it.
(This is nothing.)
(His physical strength has been built from swimming.)
(He has bulky and strong shoulders.)
(Shownu of Monsta X is the ace of the next generation.)
(Here I come, jungle!)
(Slipping)
(Did he fall down from the beginning?)
(He gets up and starts off once again.)
(Somehow, he seems sloppy.)
(Shaking)
(He even uses a cane.)
(Nonetheless, he looks sloppy.)
(Is he really in his 20s?)
(Slow)
I think I carried all the stones with me while tripping.
(Here comes the stones.)
(Let me show you.)
My sons, you're all watching me, right?
I will come back home alive. I will survive!
Wait for me.
I'm on Mars right now.
(This is Mars, not Hwaseong.)
See how tough it must be here? Let's go!
(The curious Hyun Sung starts off.)
(Quick)
(He runs swiftly.)
(He's very skilled.)
(Does he stumble?)
(He overcomes it with his sense of balance.)
(He's like a sports car.)
(Dazed)
Great, great.
(He runs as fast as he can.)
(Here comes the mad Hyun Sung from the top of the hill.)
(He reaches the finish line.)
(The curious Hyun Sung does well in the jungle.)
(I am confident in the water.)
(Everyone has descended to the bottom of the hill.)
It's tough to get to the survival zone.
Hold on.
The temperature right now is...
41°C because of the geothermal heat.
- It's 41°C? - It's 41°C.
Although it feels okay, thanks to the wind, it's extremely hot.
It's extremely hot.
- It's extremely hot. - Let's go.
The tribe begins to walk again.
on the hot volcanic road.
(The tribe travels again towards the survival zone.)
After two good hours,
they arrived at the green zone.
Just seeing the greens makes me feel cooler.
Why do I have a feeling we have just begun?
I had no idea that there would be a place like this.
(He's excited but nervous.)
- Even the plants are tough. - It's hard.
(He looks around.)
(Upon seeing something,)
(Byung Man rushes for the target.)
Look at this.
- What? - They are sugar cane.
- They are? - Sugar canes?
(Luckily, there are things to eat near the wilderness.)
This is sugar cane?
Look. This is the sweet part.
- This part? - I see.
What you need to do is...
(It's Tae Gon's first time seeing a sugar cane.)
It breaks easily.
Cut this.
Hold it.
Look inside.
(How can we eat it?)
(He bites off.)
(Biting)
- Do we need to use our teeth? - It's easier this way.
It's unbelievable!
(Shocked)
(He tastes a bit.)
Does it taste good?
- Thank you. - Bite it off with your teeth.
(He distributes sugar cane to everyone.)
(She tastes it.)
(Hee Jin cares about her partner first.)
- Is it good? - It's so sweet!
(Chewing)
It's good, right?
It's delicious.
It tastes like the cotton candy you can get on the street.
It feels like I finished one whole cotton candy.
I have to spit it out after I chew, right?
It's really sweet.
It's moist.
(It's nice to have something moist in the midst of dry land.)
(Breaking)
(He's extremely manly.)
(Hyun Sung wants to become a beast.)
It even makes me laugh.
Kids would love this.
(Here is another child with a sweet tooth.)
It's really sweet.
This is it.
- It's so good. - Yes.
- You can have it. - It's very tasty.
(He uses all his facial muscles.)
It's very tasty.
Let's make a frame using wood,
and use this on top.
Chewing sugar cane makes me happy.
It's the first time I'm eating something...
before I reach the survival zone.
You need to eat something before you do anything.
It's sweet.
This is used to make sugar.
That's right.
(He keeps chewing sugar cane on his way.)
(All men can't leave the sugar cane behind.)
Since the land is rich in nutrients, they'll grow back on.
I'm not hungry anymore.
(Let's praise the sugar cane.)
- Let's go. - I love sugar cane.
It's much more rugged than the jungle in Brunei.
There must be something here.
Walk out there.
(Why is there a hole?)
- Be careful. - Watch out.
(There are holes everywhere.)
- Be careful. - Watch out.
(The camera suddenly shakes.)
(The cameraman fell through the hole.)
(It's dangerous with so many holes here.)
- I was startled. - Are you all right?
It's very dangerous here.
- Are you all right? - Didn't you hurt yourself?
- You should be careful. - Stay there for a second.
- It's really slippery here. - We really need to be careful.
(What are these holes?)
Why are there so many holes here?
Megapodes dig huge holes like these and lay eggs here.
They use the geothermal heat to hatch.
- They hatch in the holes? - Yes.
Chief, you remembered well.
We've already seen them in Solomon Islands.
They are holes megapodes dug to hatch.
Megapodes are also known as mound birds.
Instead of laying eggs like other birds,
they hatch eggs in holes they dug and use geothermal heat.
In order to protect the eggs, they dig holes that are 2m in diameter...
and 1m deep from the ground.
Are there any eggs in these holes, then?
You can see megapodes if you come here early in the morning.
I see.
They dug the holes to lay eggs.
It's more nutritious than chicken eggs.
Is that so?
They're amazing. I'd like to see what they look like.
Aren't they amazing?
Chief, are you saying that mad podes' eggs are this big?
Mad podes' eggs?
Do you mean, megapodes?
- I'm sorry. - He doesn't know its name.
Megapodes' eggs are a bit larger than chicken eggs.
They are about this big. The holes are about this big.
These holes are dug by people. They dug this deep in search of the eggs.
Do you want to dig a hole?
I'm okay.
Why don't we go up there?
- Up here. - Go up?
- Where? This way? - Let's find a pleasant place.
Come up when you're ready.
Okay. Hold it for me, then.
Find a spot to grab. Step on there.
(Hee Jin climbs with big steps.)
- Hold my hand. - She's doing well.
She climbs well.
Thank you!
That's it.
(Shownu crawls up to the top.)
The view is much better here.
It's beautiful.
(Rugged stones and rough bushes are in harmony.)
The view is stunning here.
(Glancing)
It's a totally different world here.
- Really? - What's the matter?
It's like a scene from a movie.
- It's unbelievable. - My goodness.
(A great view awaits them.)
(It's impressive enough to move a young man.)
- I can't believe it. - It's incredible.
It really feels like I'm in the movie, "The Martians".
(This is Mars.)
(It seems as though the desolate and barren land has no end.)
(There are only black stones and dark soil here.)
(Will they be able to survive on this barren land?)
The survival report.
We are slowly adapting to the environment here.
I don't know if we're doing okay.
(How can we survive in a place that looks like Mars?)
Let's go.
(Climb to the highest place.)
- How can I climb there? - My goodness.
(They share each other's feelings.)
- Can you do it? - Yes, I can.
(They fight their fear together.)
(Climb high and see the world.)
How can I dig it?
(Dig all the way until the bottom of the earth.)
(We'll show you how we explore the jungle.)
I learned how precious my life was.
I didn't know how valuable it was to make fire.
I'm going to pick you.
I was grateful whether it was hot or cold.
I will be completely changed by the time I go back.
(She rediscovers little things.)
It was much harder than I thought.
I thought I'd better appreciate everything in life from now on.
I thought going through hardship like this...
would change my ideas and make me a stronger person as a whole.
I think I was right.
As time went by, I was more delighted.
- Ready, go. - Ready, go.
This must be the healing of soul.
I gained more energy with time.
I thought I should be as energetic as this...
when I go back.
I had closed my mind all this time.
I feel more open-minded now.
Spending the time with others...
made me realise how nice it is to be with other people.
I felt relaxed and restful.
It was tough, but there were also many things that made me laugh.
People there made eye contact with me,
listened to my stories with joy and also made me laugh.
It was joyful to be with them.
When I go back, I will be able to live energetically...
while keeping in mind the memory I made here.
The Law of Jungle in Papua New Guinea.
The Women's Tribe.
- Let's go! - Let's go!
(The Women's Tribe fills physical weakness with mental strength.)
(They are strong women indeed.)