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It sure is shiny.
It sure is shiny.
Seems Grandma bought it for you.
Seems Grandma bought it for you.
I had to use your hand-me-down schoolbag when I started school.
I had to use your hand-me-down schoolbag when I started school.
Why don't you try it on in front of the mirror?
Why don't you try it on in front of the mirror?
Renge, where are you going?
Renge, where are you going?
For a walk!
For a walk!
This is my village.
This is my village.
It's a very laid-back and peaceful place.
It's a very laid-back and peaceful place.
Starting this spring, I'll be this village's one and only...
Starting this spring, I'll be this village's one and only...
...bright, shiny first grader!
...bright, shiny first grader!
Oh, Renge, you're already up?
Oh, Renge, you're already up?
I am.
I am.
Why are you wearing your schoolbag?
Why are you wearing your schoolbag?
That's what you do with a schoolbag.
That's what you do with a schoolbag.
Putting it on my head would be bad manners.
Putting it on my head would be bad manners.
That's not what I meant.
That's not what I meant.
I'm off!
I'm off!
She's cutting it close, as usual.
She's cutting it close, as usual.
Oh, yum! It's jam-packed with strawberries!
Oh, yum! It's jam-packed with strawberries!
Big Sis made that jam yesterday.
Big Sis made that jam yesterday.
Thank you for breakfast.
Thank you for breakfast.
I'm going now!
I'm going now!
Going where?
Going where?
To school!
To school!
The entrance ceremony isn't till tomorrow.
The entrance ceremony isn't till tomorrow.
I'm practicing going to school!
I'm practicing going to school!
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Hika
-nee
, I found the Sword of Legend!
Hika
, I found the Sword of Legend!
That's a stick.
That's a stick.
Is not!
Is not!
This weight, this branch-like shape...
This weight, this branch-like shape...
It's got "Sword of Legend" written all over it!
It's got "Sword of Legend" written all over it!
You just called it a branch.
You just called it a branch.
What're you doing?
What're you doing?
Marking the path.
Marking the path.
Now I can find my way home if I get lost.
Now I can find my way home if I get lost.
I don't think you'd get lost this close from home.
I don't think you'd get lost this close from home.
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You just don't get it, Hika
-nee
.
You just don't get it, Hika
.
You never know what will happen in this day and age.
You never know what will happen in this day and age.
Hi.
Hi.
Hey, what brings you two out here?
Hey, what brings you two out here?
Is something going on today?
Is something going on today?
Renge wants to check out the school before the entrance ceremony.
Renge wants to check out the school before the entrance ceremony.
I'm rehearsing!
I'm rehearsing!
Oh, so that's why you have your schoolbag.
Oh, so that's why you have your schoolbag.
Nattsun, look.
Nattsun, look.
Whoa! It's the Sword of Legend!
Whoa! It's the Sword of Legend!
I marked my path with it.
I marked my path with it.
I'm impressed you know the name.
I'm impressed you know the name.
I should. I taught it to her.
I should. I taught it to her.
That was your idea?
That was your idea?
We're on our way to the school too.
We're on our way to the school too.
Then could you take Renge with you?
Then could you take Renge with you?
I've gotta pack for Tokyo, so I'm kinda busy.
I've gotta pack for Tokyo, so I'm kinda busy.
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You're lucky, Hika
-nee
!
You're lucky, Hika
!
High school in Tokyo, huh?
High school in Tokyo, huh?
Oh, there's the bus.
Oh, there's the bus.
Renge, here.
Renge, here.
Money?
Money?
For the bus.
For the bus.
You'll have to pay the child fare from April on.
You'll have to pay the child fare from April on.
Hey, when did Bro get on?
Hey, when did Bro get on?
Out like a light, of course.
Out like a light, of course.
Well, it's a nice, warm day.
Well, it's a nice, warm day.
Make sure you don't sleep through your stop tomorrow.
Make sure you don't sleep through your stop tomorrow.
You'll have to get a bus pass once you start school, too.
You'll have to get a bus pass once you start school, too.
I'll get one!
I'll get one!
Please take care of me from tomorrow on!
Please take care of me from tomorrow on!
Don't forget to do up your schoolbag, too.
Don't forget to do up your schoolbag, too.
You'd have been in trouble if you'd had books in there.
You'd have been in trouble if you'd had books in there.
It feels different now that I'll be coming here every day.
It feels different now that I'll be coming here every day.
You two are used to this, huh?
You two are used to this, huh?
Well, I've been coming here for seven years, counting elementary school.
Well, I've been coming here for seven years, counting elementary school.
I guess it's six years for me.
I guess it's six years for me.
You're getting busted back to the first year now, though.
You're getting busted back to the first year now, though.
Of middle school.
Of middle school.
You have your entrance ceremony tomorrow too, Nattsun?
You have your entrance ceremony tomorrow too, Nattsun?
Yep. Feels weird to have it at the school I graduated from, though.
Yep. Feels weird to have it at the school I graduated from, though.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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Koma
-chan
.
Koma
.
Hey! Don't call me Koma
-chan
!
Hey! Don't call me Koma
!
What is it?
What is it?
What do you do at an entrance ceremony?
What do you do at an entrance ceremony?
Um, you listen to the principal's speech,
Um, you listen to the principal's speech,
and then they call the new students' names,
and then they call the new students' names,
you sing the school song, and that's about it.
you sing the school song, and that's about it.
They're gonna call my name?
They're gonna call my name?
Sure.
Sure.
How?
How?
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Uh, "
Miyauchi Renge
-san
"?
Uh, "
Ms.
Miyauchi Renge
"?
Renge
... san
?!
Ms...
Renge
?!
Wow! It sounds like a grown-up name!
Wow! It sounds like a grown-up name!
What do I do when they call it?
What do I do when they call it?
You just respond.
You just respond.
I know! I'll rehearse my response!
I know! I'll rehearse my response!
Nattsun, call out my name for me!
Nattsun, call out my name for me!
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Ren
-chon
.
Ren
.
Not like that! Make it sound more grown-up!
Not like that! Make it sound more grown-up!
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Miyauchi Renge
-san
.
Ms.
Miyauchi Renge
.
Make it sound more proper!
Make it sound more proper!
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Miyauchi Renge
-sama
?
Madam
Miyauchi Renge
?
Say it more formally!
Say it more formally!
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Vivid It sure is shiny. Seems Grandma bought it for you. I had to use your hand-me-down schoolbag when I started school. Why don't you try it on in front of the mirror? Renge, where are you going? For a walk! This is my village. It's a very laid-back and peaceful place. Starting this spring, I'll be this village's one and only... ...bright, shiny first grader! Oh, Renge, you're already up? I am. Why are you wearing your schoolbag? That's what you do with a schoolbag. Putting it on my head would be bad manners. That's not what I meant. I'm off! She's cutting it close, as usual. Oh, yum! It's jam-packed with strawberries! Big Sis made that jam yesterday. Thank you for breakfast. I'm going now! Going where? To school! The entrance ceremony isn't till tomorrow. I'm practicing going to school! Hika-nee, I found the Sword of Legend! That's a stick. Is not! This weight, this branch-like shape... It's got "Sword of Legend" written all over it! You just called it a branch. What're you doing? Marking the path. Now I can find my way home if I get lost. I don't think you'd get lost this close from home. You just don't get it, Hika-nee. You never know what will happen in this day and age. Hi. Hey, what brings you two out here? Is something going on today? Renge wants to check out the school before the entrance ceremony. I'm rehearsing! Oh, so that's why you have your schoolbag. Nattsun, look. Whoa! It's the Sword of Legend! I marked my path with it. I'm impressed you know the name. I should. I taught it to her. That was your idea? We're on our way to the school too. Then could you take Renge with you? I've gotta pack for Tokyo, so I'm kinda busy. You're lucky, Hika-nee! High school in Tokyo, huh? Oh, there's the bus. Renge, here. Money? For the bus. You'll have to pay the child fare from April on. Hey, when did Bro get on? Out like a light, of course. Well, it's a nice, warm day. Make sure you don't sleep through your stop tomorrow. You'll have to get a bus pass once you start school, too. I'll get one! Please take care of me from tomorrow on! Don't forget to do up your schoolbag, too. You'd have been in trouble if you'd had books in there. It feels different now that I'll be coming here every day. You two are used to this, huh? Well, I've been coming here for seven years, counting elementary school. I guess it's six years for me. You're getting busted back to the first year now, though. Of middle school. You have your entrance ceremony tomorrow too, Nattsun? Yep. Feels weird to have it at the school I graduated from, though. Yeah. Koma-chan. Hey! Don't call me Koma-chan! What is it? What do you do at an entrance ceremony? Um, you listen to the principal's speech, and then they call the new students' names, you sing the school song, and that's about it. They're gonna call my name? Sure. How? Uh, "Miyauchi Renge-san"? Renge... san?! Wow! It sounds like a grown-up name! What do I do when they call it? You just respond. I know! I'll rehearse my response! Nattsun, call out my name for me! Ren-chon. Not like that! Make it sound more grown-up! Miyauchi Renge-san. Make it sound more proper! Miyauchi Renge-sama? Say it more formally! Miyauchi Renge-dono! What happened to your response? You probably know already, but this is our classroom. There are other grades added on. I'm in eighth grade, Natsumi's in seventh, and our brother's in ninth. Oh, Ren-chon came with you? I did. Morning. Good morning! Morning. Ren-chon, you can't go in the classroom yet, okay? Why not? That's a surprise for tomorrow. Go on and play. We'll come get you when it's time to leave. Leave your schoolbag here. By the way, Ren-chon, the buckets on the floor are to catch leaks. The floor around them is rotten, so if you get too close, you'll fall through. Okay. No one's been dumb enough to do that yet, though. I can't see the rest of the path from here. Can I really become a first grader? I can't believe I'm leaving for Tokyo today. I'm getting kinda nervous. Tokyo's amazing! I wanna go see it too! I think you're still a little young for that. How about I bring you some pictures of Tokyo Tower the next time I'm home? Did you get a camera? You can't take pictures without one. Actually, I can. With this... cell phone! A cell phone?! When did you get a cell phone?! Mom and Dad bought it so I can keep in touch. If you're going to Tokyo, you gotta have a cell phone or two. These babies take pictures and a whole lot more. They can do everything. Everything? Then I wanna make it so all the whales in the world can fly— Sorry. They can't do everything. Hikage, you didn't forget anything, did you? Nope. Got your handkerchief and tissues? I'm all set. I double-checked to make sure I had everything. And make sure you eat right. I know. Here comes the train! Well, take care. Yep. Renge, don't get so lonely you start crying after I'm gone. I'll be fine! I won't cry! Oh yeah? I'm off, then. Hika-nee! Hika-nee! That Renge... Hika-nee! Hika-nee! She just said she wouldn't get lonely. You forgot your cell phone! Stop the train! My cell phone! It hasn't even had the chance to show a single bar of service yet! My cell phone! And Hikage's gone. We'll send her cell phone to her later. Well, ready to head home? How's the size? Well, I wouldn't really know, but I guess it fits. You sure are lucky you get to wear a brand new uniform. When I outgrow it and you get taller, you can have it. Hand-me-downs from my little sister? Not my fault I'm bigger than you. But with Ren-chon starting, there'll be a student younger than me. You're right. You think Renge will call me "Senpai?" Grab that manga for me, Sis. Ren-chon. Oh, you were getting ready for tomorrow? Perfect timing. I brought your outfit for tomorrow's entrance ceremony. Big Sis, is that haute couture? Huh? Is it haute couture? Is that outfit haute couture? Uh... Oh, yeah. It sure is. What is haute couture?! Sorry. I have no idea. Oh, right. Here's your bus pass. Mom and Dad'll probably take you in the car tomorrow, but I wanted to grab it before I forgot. Big Sis... I want to go by myself tomorrow. What? You can't go by— I practiced today! I can do it! Are you sure? All right. Now, why don't we get some sleep? The path I marked is almost gone. Morning, Renge. What's this? It's a congratulatory flower that all the new first-graders wear. Let's go, Ren-chon. Renge! Look, this is your desk. Come sit down. We're ready to start the entrance ceremony. First-grader, Miyauchi Renge-san. Yes! Amidst the mountains ablaze in green We can hear echoes of laughter Our voices now ring out in song Asahigaoka, our dear friend Our school, bathed in gentle sunlight We will never forget you Even after we fledge to the vast skies Asahigaoka, our dear friend Okay, everyone, come up and get your new textbooks. Okay! Ren-chon, you get one of these too. What's this? A pencil box. It has all kinds of things you'll use for class in it. And this is your recorder. A recorder?! I'm a first grader! Hotaru, come give me a hand. O-Okay! Hey, Mom? What is it? Do you think I'll make friends at my new school? I will, right? Th-The Last-Second Save! That's right! And I'll show you why I did that right now! Pechi!
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MTBB It sure is shiny. Seems Grandma bought it for you. I had to use your hand-me-down schoolbag when I started school. Why don't you try it on in front of the mirror? Renge, where are you going? For a walk! This is my village. It's a very laid-back and peaceful place. Starting this spring, I'll be this village's one and only... ...bright, shiny first grader! Oh, Renge, you're already up? I am. Why are you wearing your schoolbag? That's what you do with a schoolbag. Putting it on my head would be bad manners. That's not what I meant. I'm off! She's cutting it close, as usual. Oh, yum! It's jam-packed with strawberries! Big Sis made that jam yesterday. Thank you for breakfast. I'm going now! Going where? To school! The entrance ceremony isn't till tomorrow. I'm practicing going to school! Hika, I found the Sword of Legend! That's a stick. Is not! This weight, this branch-like shape... It's got "Sword of Legend" written all over it! You just called it a branch. What're you doing? Marking the path. Now I can find my way home if I get lost. I don't think you'd get lost this close from home. You just don't get it, Hika. You never know what will happen in this day and age. Hi. Hey, what brings you two out here? Is something going on today? Renge wants to check out the school before the entrance ceremony. I'm rehearsing! Oh, so that's why you have your schoolbag. Nattsun, look. Whoa! It's the Sword of Legend! I marked my path with it. I'm impressed you know the name. I should. I taught it to her. That was your idea? We're on our way to the school too. Then could you take Renge with you? I've gotta pack for Tokyo, so I'm kinda busy. You're lucky, Hika! High school in Tokyo, huh? Oh, there's the bus. Renge, here. Money? For the bus. You'll have to pay the child fare from April on. Hey, when did Bro get on? Out like a light, of course. Well, it's a nice, warm day. Make sure you don't sleep through your stop tomorrow. You'll have to get a bus pass once you start school, too. I'll get one! Please take care of me from tomorrow on! Don't forget to do up your schoolbag, too. You'd have been in trouble if you'd had books in there. It feels different now that I'll be coming here every day. You two are used to this, huh? Well, I've been coming here for seven years, counting elementary school. I guess it's six years for me. You're getting busted back to the first year now, though. Of middle school. You have your entrance ceremony tomorrow too, Nattsun? Yep. Feels weird to have it at the school I graduated from, though. Yeah. Koma. Hey! Don't call me Koma! What is it? What do you do at an entrance ceremony? Um, you listen to the principal's speech, and then they call the new students' names, you sing the school song, and that's about it. They're gonna call my name? Sure. How? Uh, "Ms. Miyauchi Renge"? Ms... Renge?! Wow! It sounds like a grown-up name! What do I do when they call it? You just respond. I know! I'll rehearse my response! Nattsun, call out my name for me! Ren. Not like that! Make it sound more grown-up! Ms. Miyauchi Renge. Make it sound more proper! Madam Miyauchi Renge? Say it more formally! The Esteemed Miyauchi Renge! What happened to your response? You probably know already, but this is our classroom. There are other grades added on. I'm in eighth grade, Natsumi's in seventh, and our brother's in ninth. Oh, Ren came with you? I did. Morning. Good morning! Morning. Ren, you can't go in the classroom yet, okay? Why not? That's a surprise for tomorrow. Go on and play. We'll come get you when it's time to leave. Leave your schoolbag here. By the way, Ren, the buckets on the floor are to catch leaks. The floor's rotten near them, so be careful not to fall through. Okay. No one's been dumb enough to do that yet, though. I can't see the rest of the path from here. Can I really become a first grader? I can't believe I'm leaving for Tokyo today. I'm getting kinda nervous. Tokyo's amazing! I wanna go see it too! I think you're still a little young for that. How about I bring you some pictures of Tokyo Tower the next time I'm home? Did you get a camera? You can't take pictures without one. Actually, I can. With this... cell phone! A cell phone?! When did you get a cell phone?! Mom and Dad bought it so I can keep in touch. If you're going to Tokyo, you gotta have a cell phone or two. These babies take pictures and a whole lot more. They can do everything. Everything? Then I wanna make it so all the whales in the world can fly— Sorry. They can't do everything. Hikage, you didn't forget anything, did you? Nope. Got your handkerchief and tissues? I'm all set. I double-checked to make sure I had everything. And make sure you eat right. I know. Here comes the train! Well, take care. Yep. Renge, don't get so lonely you start crying after I'm gone. I'll be fine! I won't cry! Oh yeah? I'm off, then. Hika! Hika! That Renge... Hika! Hika! She just said she wouldn't get lonely. You forgot your cell phone! Stop the train! My cell phone! It hasn't even had the chance to show a single bar of service yet! My cell phone! And Hikage's gone. We'll send her cell phone to her later. Well, ready to head home? How's the size? Well, I wouldn't really know, but I guess it fits. You sure are lucky you get to wear a brand new uniform. When I outgrow it and you get taller, you can have it. Hand-me-downs from my little sister? Not my fault I'm bigger than you. But with Ren starting, there'll be a student younger than me. You're right. You think Renge will call me "Senpai?" Grab that manga for me, Sis. Ren. Oh, you were getting ready for tomorrow? Perfect timing. I brought your outfit for tomorrow's entrance ceremony. Big Sis, is that haute couture? Huh? Is it haute couture? Is that outfit haute couture? Uh... Oh, yeah. It sure is. What is haute couture?! Sorry. I have no idea. Oh, right. Here's your bus pass. Mom and Dad'll probably take you in the car tomorrow, but I wanted to grab it before I forgot. Big Sis... I want to go by myself tomorrow. What? You can't go by— I practiced today! I can do it! Are you sure? All right. Now, why don't we get some sleep? The path I marked is almost gone. Morning, Renge. What's this? It's a congratulatory flower that all the new first-graders wear. Let's go, Ren. Renge! Look, this is your desk. Come sit down. We're ready to start the entrance ceremony. First-grader, Ms. Miyauchi Renge. Yes! Okay, everyone, come up and get your new textbooks. Okay! Ren, you get one of these too. What's this? A pencil box. It has all kinds of things you'll use for class in it. And this is your recorder. A recorder?! I'm a first grader! Hotaru, come give me a hand. O-Okay! Hey, Mom? What is it? Do you think I'll make friends at my new school? I will, right? Th-The Last-Second Save! That's right! And I'll show you why I did that right now! Pechi! Amidst the mountains ablaze in green We can hear echoes of laughter Our voices now ring out in song Asahigaoka, our dear friend Our school, bathed in gentle sunlight We will never forget you Even after we fledge to the vast skies Asahigaoka, our dear friend
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