The video starts with a scene setting up Akita as a special and unique place, followed by a musical interlude.

• The narrator provides an enthusiastic teaser about Akita.
• Music plays, setting a whimsical and adventurous mood for the journey.

The hosts begin their journey across Japan, starting in the winter wonderland of Hosaki Park.

• They express their sadness at leaving Aomori and their excitement for the journey ahead to Akita.
• The hosts acknowledge the beauty of the snow-covered park and bridge.

The hosts share their experiences in Aomori and prepare to leave for Akita.

• They discuss their previous night's stay in a former snack bar turned hotel, and the challenges of sleeping amid karaoke noise.
• They express their mixed feelings about leaving Aomori, expressing a fondness for the region.

The hosts discuss Akita's declining population and receive the challenge to make a commercial for Akita.

• They touch upon the demographic crisis facing Akita, with a rapidly aging population and a forecasted population decrease.
• The challenge is set to find six reasons to visit Akita and create a commercial to encourage tourism.

The hosts explore an abandoned water park and discuss the history and current state of the park.

• They visit Spar Garden Utopia, an abandoned water park that was once a thriving tourist attraction but closed due to financial problems.
• The hosts reflect on the park's past glory and the eerie feeling of its current abandoned state.

An encounter with bear country leads to discovering the impressive Odate Dome.

• The hosts jokingly fear encountering bears after seeing warning signs.
• They visit Odate Dome, one of the largest wooden structures in the world, and discuss its uses and architectural features.

The hosts visit the Akita Dog Center and enjoy Hinai-jidori chicken, a local delicacy.

• They learn about the Akita dog breed at the center but are disappointed by the limited interaction with the dogs.
• The hosts savor Hinai-jidori chicken at a local restaurant and discuss its history and why it's considered one of the tastiest in Japan.

The hosts brainstorm and film their individual commercials for Akita.

• They discuss their respective approaches to creating the commercials, with one aiming for a '90s vibe and the other for a loud, energetic style.
• The filming process proves challenging and humorous as they attempt to embody their chosen ad styles.

The hosts reflect on their day in Akita and reveal their finished commercials.

• The day's adventure is recapped, highlighting the various attractions and experiences.
• The homemade commercials are premiered, each showcasing Akita in a unique and humorous light.