A documentary approaching Dr. Nakamatsu that has been played over 1.5 million times

Yoshiro Nakamatsu, a Japanese businessman who is known for his invention of a manual kerosene pump , is also famous as a self-proclaimed inventor "Dr. Nakamatsu" who gets attention for his performance using his invention. Such a movie approaching Nakamatsu was released by Great Big Story on the YouTube channel, and it has been played over 1.5 million times in just over a month, and it has received a great response that will earn over 48,000 “high praise” It's out.

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The narration that "There is a proverb in Japan that" the pile that will come out will be beaten, "but there is a hugely pierced pile in one corner of Tokyo.

The screen with a flashy bow tie ...

A mature man wearing a blond wig is reflected.

This man is Yoshiro Nakamatsu, also known as the doctor doctor Nakamatsu.

In narration to introduce "a crazy genius with countless patents", Mr. Nakamatsu threw a wig against the camera saying, "Three times more than Thomas Alba Edison!" In addition, this protective wig "guard hair" was invented by Mr. Nakamatsu, and it is a product that was presented to President Trump as well.

The English notation of "Dr. Nakamatsu" is not "Dr. NAKAMATSU", but "D. NAKAMATS" which took "U" so that it is easy to pronounce for English speaking people.

Nakamatsu's invention is " pyeongpyeong " where you can walk while jumping with the spring on the bottom of the shoe ...

Nakamatsu claims that " Celebrex " activates the brain

And there is a kerosene pump.

Mr. Nakamatsu is also a " floppy disk " and ...

Aircraft retractable landing gear

We also claim that digital watches are our invention.

Mr. Nakamatsu, who is willing to maintain good health in order to keep his imagination. Why does Nakamatsu take a look at the camera, and quote Edison's aphorism that "genius is 1% inspiration and 99% effort" and what is the secret of "your inspiration (inspiration)?" Narration asks.

Mr. Nakamatsu's answer to the question is, "No, the secret is Ikispiration." Ikispilation is a coined word of Mr. Nakamatsu consisting of "Iki for practicality", "Pika for inspiration", and "Stripe for theory", but it is brilliantly done in the movie.

Mr. Nakamatsu practices the creation of an environment in which Mr. Nakamatsu's ingenuity was elaborated in order to produce a wide variety of inventions. For example, the "room of silence", which is a toilet made entirely of gold, or ...

For example, there is a room for movement, such as performing the invention while listening to the Beethoven Symphony No. 5 "Fate". However, when it is still unthinkable, there is a hand behind it.

The "back hand" to put together an idea is diving. It shuts off the oxygen supply to the brain and drives itself to 0.05 seconds before death, and it seems that you get inspiration on the verge of dying or inventing.

This memo sheet which can be written in water is also the invention of Mr. Nakamatsu, but Mr. Nakamatsu can only know what is written.

The scene changes, and while walking in downtown Tokyo, "I got a very difficult cancer," Nakamatsu confesss.

Mr. Nakamatsu thanked Heaven for finding out that he had suffered from cancer. Because I had the opportunity to challenge the greatest difficulties.

Mr. Nakamatsu invented an invention to overcome cancer. It is a diet that has been completely calculated by its own theory ...

It is a " cancer cancer robot ". It is unclear if this treatment worked, but Mr. Nakamatsu was sentenced to "one year of life" five years ago.

Mr. Nakamatsu, who is 91 years old in 2019 and says that he is young and happy, says that he will live at least until the age of 143 and continue to invent. And at the end of the movie, he said, "I want to make people more happy (by the invention). That's what makes me happy."

Mr. Nakamatsu, who tends to draw attention to unusual inventions and performances, may have driven the hearts of people all over the world, the pure thoughts that have become his driving force.