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Up you go!
Up you go!
And... again!
And... again!
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Hang on a
minute
.
Yeah, yeah.
Hang on a
second
.
I'm almost done.
I'm almost done.
Get off the counter!
Get off the counter!
Morning.
Morning.
Good morning.
Good morning.
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And
down you go.
Now,
down you go.
Wakana, can I get some food?
Wakana, can I get some food?
In a sec. I'm feeding Dora first.
In a sec. I'm feeding Dora first.
For you.
For you.
And you.
And you.
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What
i
s this?
What
'
s this?
Leftovers from last night.
Leftovers from last night.
Hey.
Hey.
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It's because you always
make too much for dinner, Dad.
It's because you always
\N
make too much for dinner, Dad.
You could at least jazz it up with
some egg or sauce, or something.
You could at least jazz it up with
\N
some egg or sauce, or something.
I have to go now,
I have to go now,
so
wash the dishes
\N
when you're done.
so
please
wash the dishes
when you're done.
What?
What?
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Don't
"
what
"
me.
Don't
“
what
”
me.
It's
you
r own fault \Nfor not getting
up earlier.
And
you
should get
up earlier.
Don't click your tongue at me.
Don't click your tongue at me.
I'm off.
I'm off.
Huh?
Huh?
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Hey,
do you know
what happened to the flowers I left here?
Hey,
what happened to the flowers I left here?
I planted them.
I planted them.
You planted them?
You planted them?
In the garden.
In the garden.
Why?
Why?
You looked busy.
You looked busy.
I told you I was taking those to school!
I told you I was taking those to school!
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You did?
You did?
When?
When?
I can't believe
you
!
I can't believe
this
!
Have a good day.
Have a good day.
Bye!
Bye!
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Sabure,
whoa
.
Sabure,
wait a moment
.
Miyamoto!
Miyamoto!
Oh, good morning.
Oh, good morning.
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On your way to practice
,
too?
On your way to practice
too?
Yeah.
Isn't it kind of sad to play batminton by yourself?
It's badminton.
Good luck, forever alone!
Shaddup.
Are you okay with taking the train home?
Yeah.
Yeah.
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See you later.
Isn't it kind of depressing \Nto play batminton by yourself?
Thank
s so
much.
It's bad minton.
Good luck, lonely boy!
Shut up.
Will you be okay with taking the train home?
Yeah.
See you later.
Thank
you very
much.
Anything for our best customer.
Anything for our best customer.
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It
's Saturday, so I'll be home early.
S
ee you
then!
Today
's Saturday, so I'll be home early.
\NI'll s
ee you
later, okay?
If you keep eating like that, you
'll get fat
.
You
'll get fat
if you wolf it all down like that
.
I'm off, Sabure.
I'm off, Sabure.
Bye!
Bye!
Stop there.
Stop there.
You all need to listen to the other sections.
You all need to listen to the other sections.
Sopranos, tone it down.
Sopranos, tone it down.
Tenors, mezzo-forte.
Tenors, mezzo-forte.
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I shouldn
't
have to keep telling you this
.
Don
't
make me repeat myself
.
There's only a month left until the recital.
There's only a month left until the recital.
We'll work on the sections after school.
We'll work on the sections after school.
Dismissed.
Dismissed.
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Miyamoto
.
Miyamoto
-san
.
Bow.
Bow.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
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Y
ou
want to sing, don't you?
Miyamoto-san, y
ou
really
want to sing, don't you?
Huh?
Huh?
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I have the
song
memorized,
I have the
musical score
memorized,
\N
so you don't need to turn the pages for me anymore.
so you don't need to turn the pages for me anymore.
Huh?
Huh?
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This is our last performance
of
the year,
so why don't you
go
talk to the vice principal?
This is our last performance
for
the year,
\N
so why don't you
talk to the vice principal?
Great idea! I will!
Great idea! I will!
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Good morning
, Sakai!
Sakai-san!
M
orning.
Good morning
.
Oh wow
,
you
r plant is
really cute!
Good m
orning.
Are those fresh
?
Oh wow
! The flowers
you
brought are
really cute!
Are those fresh
ly cut
?
Yeah.
Yeah.
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I
snipped some
hydrangeas
from
home.
I
just trimmed the
hydrangeas
at
home.
From h
ome?
H
ome?
Morning!
Morning!
Hey!
Hey!
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Good timing, Konatsu.
Wh-Whoa!
Help me wrap these.
Good timing, Konatsu.
Help me wrap these.
Hurry, before
Miss
Takahashi
shows up!
Hurry, before
Takahashi
-sensei
shows up!
You should have done
that
at home.
You should have done
it
at home.
Sawa, I need
your
help over here
, too
!
Sawa, I need
help over here
!
Sure, one second.
Sure, one second.
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Konatsu, can I see your math
homework
?
Konatsu, can I see your math
worksheet
?
Ta-da!
Ta-da!
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You
guys
are my
slaves today.
You
two
are my
servants for the day, okay?
Where in Austria did you live?
Where in Austria did you live?
In Wien.
In Wien.
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Wien
? Oh, you mean Vienna.
Huh
? Oh, you mean Vienna.
I
'm sorry I wasn't
able
to get a uniform on time.
I
apologize for being un
able
\N
to get a uniform on time.
Don't worry about it.
Don't worry about it.
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It must be very hard to move back here
in your third year of high school.
It must be very hard to move back here
\N
in your third year of high school.
I'll have someone show you around after
school
.
I'll have someone show you around after
class
.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
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Tanaka!
Tanaka!
Late again?
Late again?
Wait right here. I'll call you in shortly.
Wait right here. I'll call you in shortly.
Okay.
Okay.
All right, class, take your seats.
All right, class, take your seats.
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Today, we'll
–
Today, we'll
—
Present bouquets!
Present bouquets!
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It
's
just
maternity leave,
Well, it
's
only
maternity leave,
\N
but if I'm not back by graduation, I
apologize.
but if I'm not back by graduation, I
'm sorry.
Why don't
we
have
our
\N
graduation ceremony right now?
Could
we
do
our
graduation ceremony right now?
Hey.
Hey.
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What, you wanna
sing
"Pomp and Circumstance" with everyone
?
How about we all
sing
a graduation song together
?
Sakai
, w
ould you sing it?
Sakai
-san, c
ould you sing it?
Yeah, could you?
Yeah, could you?
You've been studying music, right?
You've been studying music, right?
I want to hear you sing!
I want to hear you sing!
All right, all right.
All right, all right.
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Y
ou all know
who I want to hear
last
to
day
.
I'm sure that y
ou all know
\N
who I want to hear
on my
last
day
here
.
Our
repeat offender.
Our
serial latecomer:
Tanaka Taichi!
Tanaka Taichi!
Huh?
Huh?
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I come early every morning for practice!
No!
I come early every morning for practice!
\N
I wasn't late today, either!
I wasn't late today, either!
Oh
, excuses
?
Excuses
, excuses
.
You're such a ma
n.
Oh, me
n.
Fine
.
I'll sing
, then.
Fine
, then
I'll sing
.
The school anthem of
Shirahamazaka High
!
I will now perform
Shirahamazaka High
's school s
ong
.
Let us climb the l
ong
mountain road...
I want to
hear the voice of the white
beach,
as we
hear the voice of the white
shores.
so let's climb that winding slope.
Oh, that's right!
Oh, no!
Our sparkling days and the friends that fill them...
My dear friends...
I'm
sorry!
I'm
so
sorry!
I've been away from Japan for twelve years,
\N
but I'll try my best to get used to everything
again
.
I've been away from Japan for twelve years,
but I'll try my best to get used to everything
quickly
.
Right now, as my only friends are books,
Right now, as my only friends are books,
I beseech you to bless me with your favor.
I beseech you to bless me with your favor.
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K
neeling?
He's k
neeling?
It is now noon.
It is now noon.
Tanaka, please show him around.
Tanaka, please show him around.
Okay.
Okay.
Let's go.
Let's go.
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Thank you
.
Thank you
very much
.
Sakai
,
Sakai
.
c
an you help me carry these?
C
an you help me carry these?
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# Exported by Aegisub 9706-cibuilds-20caaabc0 Up you go! And... again! Hang on a minute. I'm almost done. Get off the counter! Morning. Good morning. And down you go. Wakana, can I get some food? In a sec. I'm feeding Dora first. For you. And you. What is this? Leftovers from last night. Hey. It's because you always make too much for dinner, Dad. You could at least jazz it up with some egg or sauce, or something. I have to go now, so please wash the dishes when you're done. What? Don't "what" me. And you should get up earlier. Don't click your tongue at me. I'm off. Huh? Hey, do you know what happened to the flowers I left here? I planted them. You planted them? In the garden. Why? You looked busy. I told you I was taking those to school! You did? When? I can't believe this! Have a good day. Bye! Sabure, whoa. Miyamoto! Oh, good morning. On your way to practice, too? Yeah. Isn't it kind of sad to play batminton by yourself? It's badminton. Good luck, forever alone! Shaddup. Are you okay with taking the train home? Yeah. See you later. Thanks so much. Anything for our best customer. It's Saturday, so I'll be home early. See you then! If you keep eating like that, you'll get fat. I'm off, Sabure. Bye! Stop there. You all need to listen to the other sections. Sopranos, tone it down. Tenors, mezzo-forte. I shouldn't have to keep telling you this. There's only a month left until the recital. We'll work on the sections after school. Dismissed. Miyamoto. Bow. Thank you very much! You want to sing, don't you? Huh? I have the song memorized, so you don't need to turn the pages for me anymore. Huh? This is our last performance of the year, so why don't you go talk to the vice principal? Great idea! I will! Good morning, Sakai! Morning. Oh wow, your plant is really cute! Are those fresh? Yeah. I snipped some hydrangeas from home. From home? Morning! Hey! Good timing, Konatsu. Help me wrap these. Hurry, before Miss Takahashi shows up! You should have done that at home. Sawa, I need your help over here, too! Sure, one second. Konatsu, can I see your math homework? Ta-da! You guys are my slaves today. Where in Austria did you live? In Wien. Wien? Oh, you mean Vienna. I'm sorry I wasn't able to get a uniform on time. Don't worry about it. It must be very hard to move back here in your third year of high school. I'll have someone show you around after school. Thank you very much. Tanaka! Late again? Wait right here. I'll call you in shortly. Okay. All right, class, take your seats. Today, we'll– Present bouquets! It's just maternity leave, but if I'm not back by graduation, I'm sorry. Could we do our graduation ceremony right now? Hey. What, you wanna sing "Pomp and Circumstance" with everyone? Sakai, would you sing it? Yeah, could you? You've been studying music, right? I want to hear you sing! All right, all right. You all know who I want to hear last today. Our repeat offender. Tanaka Taichi! Huh? I come early every morning for practice! I wasn't late today, either! Excuses, excuses. Oh, men. Fine, then I'll sing. I will now perform Shirahamazaka High's school song. I want to hear the voice of the white beach, so let's climb that winding slope. Oh, no! My dear friends... I'm so sorry! I've been away from Japan for twelve years, but I'll try my best to get used to everything quickly. Right now, as my only friends are books, I beseech you to bless me with your favor. Kneeling? It is now noon. Tanaka, please show him around. Okay. Let's go. Thank you. Sakai, can you help me carry these? Sure. Have you gotten used to the general curriculum? Yes. Made some friends? I guess. Do you have a boyfriend? Can you please drop this? If you can hold out a just little longer, I'll set you up with this one. So you're having a boy? Does it have to be a boy? Of course. Hang on. I'm going to grab my car keys. You came all the way here to talk about this? Well... I'm quite aware that Ueno has the music memorized. Her focus is piano, after all. Then why do I need to turn the pages fo— Music is not a game. This joint recital is an event with a rich tradition, featuring not only the high schools of this district, but professional performers, as well. Professors from music colleges will also be coming to listen. For music students, this is a priceless opportunity. Remind me, what exactly did you do at the function last year? B-But that's why I've been... Anybody can love music. For music to love you, however, is another story entirely. It takes a special something to move people's hearts, and you don't have it. Abandon your aspirations to sing on stage. Once the recital is over– Then I quit. Excuse me? I quit! Miyamoto. If you're serious, submit a formal request. What gives you the right to act like you know me?! Nobody knows if they can sing, until they try! Don't underestimate me just because I'm a general– Don't underestimate me just because I'm a general– Blergh! You cow! What are you doing? That's all, thanks. That reminds me. Do you have your phone on you? Huh? That's my address. Contact me if anything comes up. Like what? Like if you find a boyfriend. And come see the baby once it's born. Sorry, but I want to eat before I go to my club. What club? Badminton. I'm the only member right now, but today I get to practice with my sister at her university. "Sister" is for a girl? What was the word for a male sibling? Brother. Oh yeah. I tried brushing up by reading some books, but I've still got a lot to learn. Do those books explain how to eat ramen, as well? Of course! You can't be serious! You shouldn't have to quit! She's doesn't understand anything! I'm going to go have a talk with her. W-Wait, Sawa! Wait! Stop! I said, stop! It's just, I'm already a senior... Singing might be the most important thing in my life right now, but soon I'll be graduating, going to college, and getting a job. These days are almost over. So if she won't let me sing, I should just quit. But then what? I know, I haven't had a chance to sing! I really want to sing, so I'm going to start a new choir club. So... So you have to sing with me, Sawa! Me?! But I have a terrible voice. Not true! You have a powerful voice. But I'm already doing archery. Do both. Are you allowed to start a new club? I think so. How? You put the name of the club and what it's for here. Here, you put the president, and here the advisor. You need the principal's seal here. Then, you submit this to the student council with the club members' applications. Okay. You need at least five people to start. Do you think you can do that? I've got myself and Sawa, and I was thinking I could invite Sakai. She'd be great to have on board! Yeah... This might not be a good time, though. Why's that? Well, she didn't have enough general credits, so she's taking supplementary classes. But a girl like you might be a good catalyst for her. A girl like me? A cheerful, nice, and pretty girl. Thank you! An earnest girl who's easy to understand. I hope they don't have a weird chemical reaction and explode. Good luck to you, too! Oh, thank you. To the left, there's the general studies building, and to the right is the music building. On the left is the general studies... This is the inner courtyard. If you're out here eating, watch out for black kites. Okay. Watch out for black kites. And that's the gym over there. That is the gym. Do you bike here? Do I what? Do you ride your bike to come to school? Oh, no, I come by train. Then I guess I don't have to show you the bike rack. My club starts soon, so I have to go. Okay. Thank you so much. I think you should look into getting a different book. Ki no Tsurayuki wrote about a ficticious woman who, on her travels, met many... All right, then let's stop here. Starting next week, a new student will be joining our class. Yes. Thank you. Sakai! Let's walk home together part way. The uniforms for the music students are really cute. You think so? Do you ride your bike when it rains, too? Usually. What's this about? Huh? What do you mean? We've never walked home together before. Yeah, well, I've been wanting to get to know you better. You quit the choir club, didn't you? How do you know about that? Sorry. I saw it. Really?! That's so embarrassing! What are you doing? I overwrote the shame, so none of it would be left. Now, we're even. What are you talking about? I want to start a new choir club. Our school is coordinating the joint recital this year, so I think if I talk to the principal directly, I might have a chance. I was wondering if you'd be interested in– Nope. Huh? Absolutely not. I stopped singing. Huh? Is this because of your supplementary classes? We don't have to have rehearsals every day, so I'm sure you'd be fine. I know it's a crazy challenge, but I think if we sing together, it could lead to something incredible! Please? It would be so much fun! Starting to sing now? I'd never enjoy it. Why not? If you pretend it's fun, it might actually become fun after a while! If you just want to sing for fun, why don't you go to karaoke or something? Don't involve me in your games! It's not a game. Then what is it? What do you sing for? Well, that's... Whatever! Just because you're having fun, it doesn't mean you're not serious! That doesn't answer my question. I'm dead serious about this! Maybe so, but don't get me involved. I don't want to regret giving up before I even tried! By the way, I heard that you're crazy about sweets. That's right! Especially homemade ones. Honestly, Dora. Makoto, you're not in any clubs, right? Don't just barge in here, you hag! I'm making a choir club. You'll join, right? What? I left the application form on your desk, so just fill it out and bring it back to me. Stay out of my room! If you don't bring me back that application, I'm going to tell Mom about your secret porn stash. Huh? Dear Yang, I've started at my new school. I tried to prepare as much as possible, by reading books, but Japanese customs are quite complicated, and it's not easy to avoid mistakes. I'm going to try hard to make Japan feel like my home again. I hope I can show you Japan, someday. When that time comes... Two more people, huh? Starting a club is fine, but are you really sure you want to perform at the recital? It's going to be hard to find members now. You know that, right? Is this because you made Sakai mad? Or is it what the vice principal said to you? Both, huh. I guess you really did screw up at last year's recital. It's not funny! That's why I've been doing all this different training. I'm not that person anymore. Can I have some cream, please? Listen to me! I hear you, loud and clear. You're going to go practice today too, right? Of course. This one's on you. Why? Because you laughed. Sakai. Whatcha doing here? Oh, Tanaka? I'm back. Huh? Was she singing? Was she singing? Today a holiday or something? Why?! Were you just singing? So this is sukiyaki? Two cakes, please. This is our last chance! Sakai, I'm going to find the answer you wanted last time.
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# Exported by Aegisub 9706-cibuilds-20caaabc0 Up you go! And... again! Yeah, yeah. Hang on a second. I'm almost done. Get off the counter! Morning. Good morning. Now, down you go. Wakana, can I get some food? In a sec. I'm feeding Dora first. For you. And you. What's this? Leftovers from last night. Hey. It's because you always \Nmake too much for dinner, Dad. You could at least jazz it up with \Nsome egg or sauce, or something. I have to go now, so wash the dishes \Nwhen you're done. What? Don't “what” me. It's your own fault \Nfor not getting up earlier. Don't click your tongue at me. I'm off. Huh? Hey, what happened to the flowers I left here? I planted them. You planted them? In the garden. Why? You looked busy. I told you I was taking those to school! You did? When? I can't believe you! Have a good day. Bye! Sabure, wait a moment. Miyamoto! Oh, good morning. On your way to practice too? Yeah. Isn't it kind of depressing \Nto play batminton by yourself? It's bad minton. Good luck, lonely boy! Shut up. Will you be okay with taking the train home? Yeah. See you later. Thank you very much. Anything for our best customer. Today's Saturday, so I'll be home early. \NI'll see you later, okay? You'll get fat if you wolf it all down like that. I'm off, Sabure. Bye! Stop there. You all need to listen to the other sections. Sopranos, tone it down. Tenors, mezzo-forte. Don't make me repeat myself. There's only a month left until the recital. We'll work on the sections after school. Dismissed. Miyamoto-san. Bow. Thank you very much! Miyamoto-san, you really want to sing, don't you? Huh? I have the musical score memorized, \Nso you don't need to turn the pages for me anymore. Huh? This is our last performance for the year, \Nso why don't you talk to the vice principal? Great idea! I will! Sakai-san! Good morning. Good morning. Oh wow! The flowers you brought are really cute! Are those freshly cut? Yeah. I just trimmed the hydrangeas at home. Home? Morning! Hey! Wh-Whoa! Good timing, Konatsu. Help me wrap these. Hurry, before Takahashi-sensei shows up! You should have done it at home. Sawa, I need help over here! Sure, one second. Konatsu, can I see your math worksheet? Ta-da! You two are my servants for the day, okay? Where in Austria did you live? In Wien. Huh? Oh, you mean Vienna. I apologize for being unable \Nto get a uniform on time. Don't worry about it. It must be very hard to move back here \Nin your third year of high school. I'll have someone show you around after class. Thank you very much. Tanaka! Late again? Wait right here. I'll call you in shortly. Okay. All right, class, take your seats. Today, we'll— Present bouquets! Well, it's only maternity leave, \Nbut if I'm not back by graduation, I apologize. Why don't we have our \Ngraduation ceremony right now? Hey. How about we all sing a graduation song together? Sakai-san, could you sing it? Yeah, could you? You've been studying music, right? I want to hear you sing! All right, all right. I'm sure that you all know \Nwho I want to hear on my last day here. Our serial latecomer: Tanaka Taichi! Huh? No! I come early every morning for practice! \NI wasn't late today, either! Oh, excuses? You're such a man. Fine. I'll sing, then. The school anthem of Shirahamazaka High! Let us climb the long mountain road... as we hear the voice of the white shores. Oh, that's right! Our sparkling days and the friends that fill them... I'm sorry! I've been away from Japan for twelve years, \Nbut I'll try my best to get used to everything again. Right now, as my only friends are books, I beseech you to bless me with your favor. He's kneeling? It is now noon. Tanaka, please show him around. Okay. Let's go. Thank you very much. Sakai. Can you help me carry these? Sure. Have you gotten used to the general curriculum? Yes. Making friends? I guess. Do you have a boyfriend? Can you please drop this? If you hold out a little longer, \NI'll set you up with my kid. You're having a boy? Oh, does it have to be a boy? Of course. Hang on. I'm going to grab my car keys. You came all the way here to talk about this? W-Well... I'm fully aware that Ueno-san \Nhas the musical score memorized. She's a piano major, after all. Then why do I need to turn the pages fo— Music is not a game. This joint recital is an event rich with tradition, featuring not only high schools within this district, \Nbut professional performers, who are also invited. Professors from music colleges \Nwill be coming to listen too. For music students, this is a priceless opportunity. Remind me, what did you do \Nat said function last year? B-But... B-But... That's why I've been... Anybody can love music. For music to love you, however,\N is another story entirely. It takes something special to move people's hearts, \Nand you don't have it. Abandon your aspirations to sing on stage. Once the recital is over— Then I quit. Excuse me? Then I quit! Miyamoto-san. If you're serious, submit a letter of resignation. What gives you the right to act like you know me?! Don't tell me I can't sing \Nwhen you've never even given me a chance! Don't underestimate me \Njust because I'm a general— I'll make you pay for— Ugh! You cow! What are you doing? That's it. Thank you. That reminds me. Do you have your phone on you? Huh? Okay! That's my address. Contact me if anything comes up. Like what? Like if you get a boyfriend. You should come see the baby once it's born. Sorry. I wanted to make sure I ate \Nbefore I went to my club. Which club? Badminton. I'm the only member right now, but today I'm practicing with \Nmy older sister at her college. “Big sis” is for female siblings, right? So how do you say “male big sis”? “Big bro.” Oh, that's right. I tried brushing up with books, \Nbut I still have a lot to learn. Do those books explain how to eat ramen, as well? Of course! You can't be serious! You shouldn't have to quit! The vice principal doesn't know anything! I'm going to go have a talk with her. Hey, Sawa! Sawa, wait! Stop! Hold it right there! I mean, we're already seniors, right? Singing might be the most important thing \Nin my life right now, but soon I'll graduate, go to college, and get a job. These days will just be a memory. If she won't let me sing, I'll just have to quit. But then you'll... I know, but I haven't had a chance to sing! I really want to sing... so I'm going to start a new choir club. So... So you have to sing with me, Sawa! Me?! No way. I have a terrible voice. Not true! It's powerful! I'm already doing archery. Just do both. Are you even allowed to start a new club? I think so. How? Write the club's name \Nand a description of its activities here. The president's name goes here \Nand the advisor's goes here. You need the principal's seal here. After that, you submit this to the student council \Nwith the club members' applications. Okay. You need at least five people to form a club. Do you think you can come up with that many? So far it's me and Sawa, and I was thinking \NI could invite Sakai-san too. She'd be great to have on board! Yeah... This might not be a good time, though. Why's that? Well, she doesn't have enough general credits, \Nso she's taking supplementary classes. Oh... But a girl like you might just be \Na good catalyst for her. A girl like me? Someone bubbly and cute. I see! Thank you! An earnest girl who's easy to understand. Here's hoping they don't have some \Nweird, explosive chemical reaction... Good luck to you, too! Oh, right, thanks. To the left, is the general studies building, \Nand to the right is the music building. On the left... Ge-ner-al studies... This is the inner courtyard. \NIf you're out here eating, watch out for birds. Okay. Watch out for birds... And that's the gym over there. G-y-m... Do you bike here? Do I what? Do you come to school by bike? No. I take the train. Then I guess I don't need to show you \Nwhere we store our bikes. My club starts soon, so I need to go. Okay. Thanks for your help. I think you should look into \Ngetting a different book. Ki no Tsurayuki wrote about a fictitious woman, \Nwho, on her travels, met many... All right, let's stop here. Starting next week, a new student \Nwill be joining our class. Okay. Thank you. Sakai-san, let's walk home together. The uniforms for the music students \Nreally are cute. You think so? Do you take your bike when it rains too? Yeah, usually. What's this about? Huh? What do you mean? We've never walked home together before. Yeah, well, I've been wanting \Nto get to know you better. You quit the choir, didn't you? How did you know about that? Sorry. I saw you earlier. Really?! That's so embarassing! That's so embarassing! sing! That's so embarassing! What are you doing? I'm letting all of my embarrassment out, \Nso that there's none left. That thing earlier didn't happen, okay? Didn't happen? I want to start a new choir club. Our school is coordinating the joint recital this year, so if I can work it out with the principal, \NI might have the chance to sing on stage. I was wondering if you'd be interested in— Not a chance. Huh? Absolutely not. I stopped singing. Huh? Is this because of your \Nsupplementary classes? We don't have to have rehearsals every day, \Nso I'm sure you'd be fine. I know it'll be challenging, but I think that if we sing together, \Nsomething great is bound to happen! Please? It would be so much fun! Even if I were to sing now... I'd never be able to enjoy it. Why not? If you pretend it's fun, it might actually \Nbecome fun after a while. If you just want to have fun, \Nwhy don't you go sing karaoke or something? Don't involve me in your game! It's not a game. Then what is it? Why do you want to sing? Well, I... Whatever! Just because you're having fun, \Ndoesn't mean you're not serious! That doesn't answer my question. I'm dead serious about this! Maybe so, but don't involve me in it. I don't want to have regrets about giving up \Nbefore I've even tried! By the way, I heard you've been \Naddicted to sweets lately. I am! Especially the homemade ones! Is it a hobby? Honestly, Dora... Makoto, you're not in any clubs, are you? Don't just come barging in here, you hag! I'm starting a choir club. You'll join, right? What? I left the application form on your desk, \Nso just fill it out and bring it back to me. Stay out of my room! If you don't bring me back that application, \NI'll let mom know where you hide your porn. Huh? “Dear Jan, I've started at my new school. I tried to prepare as much as possible \Nby reading books, but Japanese customs are quite complicated \Nand hard to grasp. I'm going to try hard to make Japan \Nfeel like my home again. I hope that, someday, \NI can introduce you to this country. Until then, let's do our best.” Two more members, huh? Starting a club is fine, but are you really sure \Nthat you want to perform at the recital? It's going to be tough finding members now. You know that, right? Are you worried about how mad \Nyou made Sakai-san? Or about what the vice principal said to you? Both, huh? I guess you did mess up pretty spectacularly \Nat last year's recital. It's not funny! I've been doing loads of special training since then! I'm not that person anym— Can I have some cream? Listen to me! I hear you loud and clear. You're going to go practice today too, right? Of course. This one's on you. Why? Because you laughed. Oh, Sakai. Whatcha doing here? Oh, Tanaka-kun? Sorry for the wait! What? What are you all doing here? Is today a holiday or something? Why?! Were you just singing? It's none other than sukiyaki! Two cakes now, okay? This is your last chance! Sakai-san, I'm going to find the \Nanswer to what you asked me.
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