Joined by actor Yo Oizumi, the members of SixTONES undergo various challenges to prove their knowledge of Japan’s northernmost region, Hokkaido.

SixTONES and guest Tori Matsuzaka play a game that tests their sense of scale with objects, as well as one that relies on their financial sense.

Ramen-loving actor Shido Nakamura and his sons take on the SixTONES guys in a cooking competition to see who can make the best bowl of noodles.

Singer Hiromi Go, fencer Misaki Emura and SixTONES test their visual acuity by identifying falling objects and determining items' relative sizes.

Shota Sometani, Tetsuro Degawa and the SixTONES crew try to guess puns hidden in videos, then split into two teams for a new line-drawing game.

Fuma Kikuchi, Toshinobu Kubota and Suzu Hirose have their eyes on the prize as they and SixTONES play the size-perception and falling-object games.

Actor Kenichi Endo and singer-voice actor Ano join the guys in playing the pun-guessing and brain-training rhythm games with tasty prizes on the line.

Actor Shotaro Mamiya and singer-songwriter Kocchi no Kento join SixTONES to play a new button-based timing game and the falling-objects challenge.

The Japan women's national volleyball team plays some challenging games with the guys. Later, Aoi Miyazaki and Mitsuki Takahata join in on the fun.

SixTONES and 12 guests split into teams to compete for mouth-watering ramen in games that test size perception, pun knowledge and drawing skills.

Guests Takumi Kitamura and Yuma Yamoto join the guys on the red carpet for a game of puns, and later try to identify falling objects.

With delicious prizes on the line, Sadao Abe, Takako Matsu and SixTONES guess the puns hidden in videos, then gear up to focus on falling objects.

Guests Kyoko Yoshine and Yoshihide Kiryu join the guys as they gauge the size of objects and play a new game with just two choices: left or right.

Gekidan Hitori, Hironari Yamazaki, Shingo Fujimori and SixTONES play the Sorajiro challenge game, then try to identify spinning objects.