The fri sits down to have lunch with his students. He tells them that he's going to have a week off during which he'll be able to hear the workers' cries in the street. He also tells them to sing a traditional song in Japanese that's associated with socialism and labor parties. The song is called "gawa noryuuketsu" or "blood shed and the river" . The fri tells the students that this is a protest to preserve the area's appearance. The students are shocked at the fri's vulgarity. They're shocked that he would want to lead such a protest. They want to use his name to bring the butt out of a protest, and they want to make sure that he doesn't know who they are. They don't want him to know that they're the official sponsors of the upcoming Olympic Games.