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Same sex relationship confession.
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"Same-sex relationship counseling."
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I'm a 30-year old female.
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Before I knew it, I started to
have romantic feelings
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for a person of the same sex
who I met through my hobby.
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You never know if the other person
may like someone of the same sex.
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What should I do?
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Nekomimi-san:
We don't really know if they will like you in a romantic way,
but why don't you try to make them like you as a person?
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Hoshi-san:
The dynamic of the relationship might change
after you confess your feelings. Don't we fear that?
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Cocoa-san: Just be honest.
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It's about the cabbage rolls.
How abut we make it tomorrow?
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She loves to cook and
She loves to eat
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Translations by FURRITSUBS
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It's Setsubun today!
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Setsubun is celebrated in Japan on February 3rd, marking the day
before spring with various traditions meant to drive away evil spirits and bad luck
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Indeed, it is February 3 today.
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Hello!
- Hi there!
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Anyone is free to join this game.
Would you like to try it?
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What? Oh, but we're not kids though.
Is it okay?
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Be my guest!
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Let's give it a try.
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Alright.
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You did great.
- I did it! I'm so happy.
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That was close!
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Almost had it!
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No luck here.
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This is so hard.
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Ready, go!
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Kasuga, I got quite a lot!
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We almost won that ring toss earlier!
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We were so close.
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It's actually quite hard.
- Right.
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Woah, this is amazing. Look at that!
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The finest seafood rolls.
It says "Filet cutlet rolls".
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They have quite a variety here.
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Right? It looks good!
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We did decide to have cabbage rolls today.
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Some ehomaki won't hurt.
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Ehomaki is a thick sushi roll filled with seven delicious ingredients
and eaten on Setsubun (February 3rd) every year to bring good luck!
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Right?
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Which should we get?
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Do you think we can make ehomaki?
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What?
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As long as we have the ingredients,
all we have to do is roll it up to make it.
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You'll roll it yourself, Nomoto?
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Want to give it a try?
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I want to.
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Let's give it a shot, then!
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Let's see what's in these ehomaki.
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I think anything is fine,
but the official one is...
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Some shrimp and what else...
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A conger eel.
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A conger eel.
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But buying a pack of this
conger eel costs about the same
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as the futomaki from earlier.
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Futomaki is a Japanese sushi roll (literally translated as “fat rolled sushi”)
containing seasoned rice and fillings wrapped in a thin sheet of roasted, dried nori seaweed.
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You're right.
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If you think about it that way,
I guess it's okay.
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But, I do bet that adding this
would make it taste even better.
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It would.
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Haven't we done our best to
save money though?
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Yes.
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Kasuga, I don't have that thing at home.
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That thing?
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Well, you know....
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That thing...
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That's it!
- Yes.
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I got you.
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That'll be 450 yen.
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Thank you so much.
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What should we do?
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Let's stop by the 100 yen
store on the way home.
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Let's do that.
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I wonder where it is.
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They don't have it here.
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It should be here somewhere.
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Excuse me.
- Yes?
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We're looking for something.
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It's that...
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You use it like this...
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It's that little mat that
you roll like this...
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Something you use when
making long, thin rolls.
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That's right!
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A sushi mat, you mean?
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Sushi mat?
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A sushi mat!
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I'll lead you to it.
- Thank you.
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A sushi mat, huh?
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It was a sushi mat.
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Right? I didn't know.
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Why not give us a call too
once it arrives?
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I've been meaning to.
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Don't let us worry too much.
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Hey, are you sure about quitting
from that job? How's your finances?
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It's okay. I've got my unemployment insurance.
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How about your next job?
Will it be okay?
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It'll be okay.
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If you say so.
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If you eat well, get good rest
and have proper nutrition,
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you'll surely get the energy to
work again, okay?
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You can always come back home anytime.
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You’re right.
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Call us from time to time too.
Your dad gets worried, you know?
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Alright.
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Bye.
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Alright. Where should we start?
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Should we cook some rice first?
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That's right. Rice!
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Now, as for me...
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I'll simmer the shiitake
mushrooms and dried gourd.
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I've never cooked dried gourd before.
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What is dried gourd made of?
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Let's see. From calabash.
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Calabash?
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Alright!
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Looking good.
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Should I take out the sushi mat?
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Please prepare the sushi mat.
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It looks pretty.
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Looking real nice.
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Kasuga, can you check the taste?
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Here.
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Just right.
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Alright. Now that completes everything.
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
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We have it all now.
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Here I go.
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Good luck.
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Yes.
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Kasuga, you curled it up beautifully!
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Let's take a look at the edges.
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Sure.
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Woah! Amazing!
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It's beautiful.
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We did a great job.
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Right.
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Should we eat then?
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Sure.
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Slightly towards the east-northeast....
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When eating ehomaki in 2024, the direction you should be facing when eating it is
'East-northeast' (lucky direction) which is what Nomoto and Kasuga are doing.
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This is east, right?
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A bit to the east.
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You mean subtly east?
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This much maybe?
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That's it.
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Alright, let's start this.
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Here.
- Thank you so much.
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Are we really not gonna talk?
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And you have to eat the ehomaki whole (uncut) without talking and then make a wish.
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Yes, but no need to force it.
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Alright. I'm digging in then.
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I'm digging in.
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That was close!
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Thank you so much.
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We ended up talking, didn't we?
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We really did.
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Nevermind now.
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Let's just say it's okay to speak now.
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Yes.
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I'm done making a wish already.
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A wish?
- Yes.
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I see.
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This is so good.
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By the way, what was it?
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What?
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I was wondering what your wish was.
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Health and longevity.
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For you and I.
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It's customary.
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Thank you.
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No worries.
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Thank you!
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Really, it's fine.
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Let's live a long and healthy life, okay?
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Yes.
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Let's eat?
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Yes.
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Kasuga, a bit to the east.
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I wish these times could just go on and on.
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What else should I ask for?
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Isn't this so blissful?
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