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Heiwa Fansubs Presents
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Serial TV Series
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Hiyokko
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Week 1
"Dad Is Coming Home!"
(Episode 006)
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{\an1}Screenplay:
Okada Yoshikazu
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{\an1}Music:
Miyagawa Akira
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{\an1}Theme Song:
Kuwata Keisuke
"Wakai Hiroba" (Plaza of Youths)
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{\an1}Narrator:
Masuda Akemi
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Cast:
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Yatabe Mineko:
Arimura Kasumi
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Yatabe Minoru:
Sawamura Ikki
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Yatabe Miyoko:
Kimura Yoshino
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Koiwai Muneo:
Mineta Kazunobu
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Sukegawa Kimiko:
Wada Michiko
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Sukegawa Tokiko:
Sakuma Yui
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Sumitani Mitsuo:
Izumisawa Yuuki
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Sukegawa Shoji:
Tooyama Toshiya
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Yatabe Chiyoko:
Miyahara Kanau
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Yatabe Susumu:
Takahashi Rei
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Yatabe Shigeru:
Furuya Ikko
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愛の言葉をリルシャイなハートがドキドキ
Ai no kotoba o riru shai na haato ga dokidoki
A shy heart saying sweet nothings beats so fast
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あの日観てたサウンドオプミュージック
Ano hi mite ta saund oopu myuujikku
That day when we saw "The Sound of Music"
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瞼閉じれば蘇る
Mabuta tojireba yomigaeru
I can relive that day just by closing my eyes
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幼い頃の大事な 宝物だけは
Osanai koro no daijina takaramono dake wa
It's the only precious treasure of my youth
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ずっと この胸に抱きしめて来たのさ
Zutto kono mune ni dakishimete kita no sa
One I've held in my heart all this time
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夜の酒場でロンリーあの子今頃どうしてる
Yoru no sakaba de Ronrii ano ko imagoro doushiteru
The girl that night at the bar "Lonely," I wonder what's become of her
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さなぎは今 蝶になってきっと誰がの腕の中
Sa nagi wa ima chou ni natte kitto dare ga no ude no naka
That pupa is now a butterfly and is surely in someone's arms
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肩寄せ合い声合わせて
Kata yose ai koe awasete
Arms around one another, their voices unite
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希望に燃える 恋の歌
Kiboueru ni moeru koi no uta
In a burning with hope, song of love
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Now, at last, it's the morning
of the harvest.
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Harvesting the rice for the Yatabe family
is an all manual labor job.
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Since harvesting with just the family alone
they would be shorthanded, they get some help.
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Here.
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That's right, that's right.
You did it!
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In order to cut the rice efficiently...
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...they work by stooping over
and not lowering down at the waist.
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Cutting in such muddy fields
is truly tough work, isn't it?
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Grabbing the roots of the
rice stalks with your left hand...
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...you cut it by drawing a sickle across them.
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You then bundle the rice you've cut with
some straw you've kept hanging from your waist...
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This is called an "odagi" and is used
to let the rice dry in the sun.
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Chiyoko.
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Do this... Just like that.
Got it?
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Got it.
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Yeah.
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Do that.
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Yeah.
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By hanging them upside-down like this,
the nutrients in the rice will gather in the ears...
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...and the rice will turn out delicious.
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Your daughter Tokiko-chan will be
working at a transistor factory?
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I haven't agreed to her doing that yet.
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Even if you don't agree to it, I'm still going.
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What was that?!
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Ah, sorry, sorry!
I said something I shouldn't have.
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Today we're having a truce.
Okay?
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All right.
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You never change, do you?
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That's part of my charm, isn't it?
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There isn't any need for me to change.
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Right, Dear?!
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Eh?
You're right!
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Here, Mitsuo!
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Got it.
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Oi, Mitsuo!
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Got it!
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Here Mitsuo, another one!
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Hey, wait!
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I ain't no fool!
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Figured me out, huh?
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Don't work your mouth,
work your hands. Your hands!
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Sorry Pop, but I can work both my mouth...
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...and my hands at the same time.
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How's it been going with you, Shoji-san?
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Thankfully I've been getting by somehow.
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Really?
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But I never know when something will happen.
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Right?
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Sorry for not being able to come
help you out, but always just going away.
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What are you saying?
So, how is Tokyo?
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Dunno...
I wonder...
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It feels like every time I go there,
the number of people has increased.
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It's increasing by so much
that you can't even get a place to sleep?
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And that's why the buildings
keep steadily growing taller.
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The one I worked at not long ago
was 17 stories tall!
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17 stories!
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Yeah. 17 stories is really tall.
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Seems there's buildings
100 stories tall in America's New York.
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100?!
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100!
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Oi! What's happened to Susumu?
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Just a little while ago he was right over...
Huh?
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Oh, Miyoko!
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Huh?
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Where's Susumu?
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Susumu?
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Susumu!
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Look! He's over there!
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Ah, my, he looks comfortable there.
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How nice!
He's at peace, ain't he?
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He's part of the unspoiled landscape of Japan!
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This is so delicious, isn't it Mom?
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Look, these are called "Pork cutlet sandwiches."
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Eh...
Western foods are good, aren't they?
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Well, if you went to Tokyo,
you'd eat this every day?
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That again...
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That's right. I'd eat it every day.
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Ah, I wanna go, I wanna go!
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Hey, we're in a truce, a truce.
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That's right.
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Ah! Then please excuse me...
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...very much!
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...very much!
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Oi, Susumu.
You hurry and eat up, too.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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I see.
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Eh?
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Mitsuo, you've fallen for Tokiko?
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What are you saying?
And right in front of Tokiko's Dad.
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Huh? That's fine, ain't it?
Just ask 'em.
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Ask him what?
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"Please let me marry your daughter!"
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Eh?!
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Right now you and Shoji-san are comrades
who've worked for the sweat of your brows.
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You and him feel close, don't you?
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If ya don't ask him now, when then?
Go on!
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Eh...?
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Go on!
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Um...
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I refuse!
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Eh?
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Then please excuse me...
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...very much!
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...very much!
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That's too bad, ain't it?
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No...
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Mitsuo...
You'll be with a rice dealer shop in Nihonbashi, right?
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Yes, that's right...
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I'll ask you to get good deals
with our Ibaraki rice.
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Eh?
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Ah... Ah, that's right!
I'll be selling rice!
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Idiot.
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Oi, Susumu, watch out!
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We can put about four more in, right?
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Right? We should.
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Here.
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Thank you.
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I can't get my foot out!
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Are you okay?
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Ah... got it out.
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We're harvesting quickly, aren't we?
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It's great we're moving so fast, isn't it?
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Here Susumu, hold that part.
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Here we go.
One, two...
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More secretly than the stars
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Hoshi yori hisoka ni
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More gentle than the rain
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Ame yori yasashiku
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I can hear the voice of that girl
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Ano ko wa itsumo utatteru
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Who is always singing
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Koe ga kikoeru
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Women singing is so great.
It's so great.
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Virgins singing feels like happiness, don't it?
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Virgins?
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Ah... Virgins and ex-virgins?
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What was that, Muneo?!
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I'm sorry!
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Kimiko-san is scary.
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My wife is far scarier though.
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So you say.
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Both the plants in the garden and the chirping insects
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Niwa no chigusa mo mushi no ne mo
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Wither and die in their own ways
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Karete samishiku nari nikeri
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Ah, white chrysanthemum
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Ah shiragiku
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Like father, like son, huh?
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Hey, you two there!
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What are you looking at?!
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What is it?
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Don't wolf your food like that!
You're so hopeless... Are you okay?
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Oi, oi!
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How can you call yourself a farmer
and still not be able to do this?!
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Hey, look what you've found!
A demon!
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If you don't run, he'll eat you!
Not that way, hey!
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Here, here, here!
Look this way! This way!
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Don't, it's embarrassing!
It's too embarrassing!
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Okay, say cheese!
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Dad... why do the happy times...
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...always pass by in no time at all?
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I thought, "I wouldn't mind if
this time never ended."
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When I thought how once this work was over,
then tomorrow...
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...you'd go back to Tokyo again...
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...I didn't want to make
my hands work so quickly.
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Thank you.
Muneo-san, thank you for coming.
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Thank you.
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Thanks for coming.
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Be careful getting back, okay?
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Brother.
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Huh?
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Be careful about your health when you go to Tokyo.
See you again! Bye!
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Be careful! So long!
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I'm going on ahead, going ahead.
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See you again!
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It's beautiful.
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Sorry I can't be here
to do the threshing with you.
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Don't worry about it.
Since the rest of us can do that.
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Yeah.
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Really?
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I'll be counting on you, Mineko.
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Yeah. All right.
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You guys, too.
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Right? We'll work hard.
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Yeah.
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I'm sure it'll be great rice.
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Yes.
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Okay! Let's tidy up then eat!
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Yes!
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Father-in-law, are you okay?
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My back is acting up.
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Everyone of the Yatabe family!
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Thank you for all your hard work
on this year's harvesting!
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Thank you for all your hard work!
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You worked hard!
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To Be Continued
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{\an1}Next Week Preview
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{\an1}Week 2
"We Don't Want to Cry, We Will Smile"
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Grab for it, Mineko.
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Next week on "Hiyokko,"
Mineko and the other's secret project...
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...for the Olympics gets its start.
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During that time, her Father
goes missing in Tokyo.
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Please make a search for a man
named Yatabe Minoru!
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The fate of the Yatabe family begins to change greatly.
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You can do it, Mineko!
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I can do it!
Sparkle, sparkle, sparkle!
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Showa Era Trip
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Hiyokko
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End
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During Hygiene Week,
everyone brushes their teeth
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