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Fine Arts Club in Session
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Hmm.
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People might still be unfamiliar with the word "GA".
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It just stands for Geijutsuka Art design class.
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Did you make this using pebbles and other items?
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Of course, we in the fine arts club must do something.
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So we tried making lots of variations.
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Have a look!
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We simply used paint tubes to make it!
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And there's a collage as well.
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This one looks delicious!
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While we were talking,
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It begins.
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I can't believe we get to show up in the introduction.
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ひとつひとつひとつひとつ
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one one one one
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hitotsu hitotsu hitotsu hitotsu
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one one one one
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hitotsu hitotsu hitotsu hitotsu
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ひとつひとつひとつひとつ
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irodotteku KANBASU
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彩ってくカンバス
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Coloring the canvas
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The energy of mixed colored posters
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gochamaze no POSUKARA ENAJII
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ごちゃまぜのポスカラエナジー
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どの色も大切です
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dono iro mo taisetsu desu
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Every color is important
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ikioi de kadai shiagete
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Bulldozed through the assignment
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勢いで課題仕上げて
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ダメだった凹みません
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It failed, but I won't get depressed
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dame datta hekomimasen
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PASUTERU wa ikaga
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パステルはいかが
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Want some pastels?
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クレヨンじゃない
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Those are just crayons!
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KUREYON ja nai
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sobyou yori suneko ga ii naa
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素描より素猫がい～なぁ
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"Natural cats" are better than "sketching"
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On the white, white wide, wide canvas
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shiroku shiroku hiroi hiroi KANBASU ni
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白く白く広い広いカンバスに
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donna iro wo kasanete miyou kana
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What kind of color should I layer?
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どんな色を重ねてみようカナ
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Like a frame of the blue, blue sky
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青い青い空を切り取ったような
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aoi aoi sora wo kiritotta you na
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I want to make a painting like that one day
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itsuka e ga kakitai
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いつか絵が描きたい
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So Mizubuchi, your group did a portrait painting.
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The entire color composition was very well done.
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Sensei! Please see ours next!
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There isn't enough space in the classroom, so we have it out in the corridor.
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Awara, take your work away. Now.
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Why?
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Don't put your trompe-l'œil in this place.
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Visual
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Trickery
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Trompe-l`oeil
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Marry me
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Trompe-l'œil?
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Yes, it's an optical illusion drawing.
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They taught it in middle school's art class, right?
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When you draw three dimensional art on a flat paper, an optical illusion is created.
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If there is one around right now, you'll understand.
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Namiko-san, Namiko-san!
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Here's a good example.
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Use the latest colors of these cosmetics to accentuate the edges of your face to give a bright, youthful look.
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The secret shadow make-up techniques.
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Wait just a minute there. Let me get someone who can explain it properly.
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For example, Kisaragi-dono is admiring exhibits in a certain exhibition.
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The worker seems to be taking down a drawing,
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but somehow he didn't show any signs of movement.
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Finding it strange, you go closer to have a look.
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But, that's not a person, but a drawing on the wall.
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That's trompe-l'œil?
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On closer inspection,
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the visitors around you are also trompe-l'œil.
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Even the visitors!
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Yes.
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Coming to your senses, you realize that you're the only person there.
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Scared, Kisaragi-dono wants to leave the exhibition.
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But, even the exit is a trompe-l'œil!
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Let me out!
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Masa, Noda, both of you...
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That's enough.
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Classmate Yoshikawa-san
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Miki-chan's group,
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you seem to get along well!
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It's Yoshikawa-cchi!
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Oomichi-san, after this...
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Yes, I understand.
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Woah, a secret talk!
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Secret meeting... is it a date?
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Classmate Yoshikawa-cchi
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No. No.
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A few days ago, Oomichi-san's work and mine won awards in the art exhibit, right?
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They said that it's time for us to take it back from the gallery.
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The exhibition only lasts till the end of the month.
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This is great, brother!
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An art gallery, Kisaragi-chan!
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We should all go!
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You're all really close.
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Prefectural Art Gallery
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So this is the prefecture-owned art gallery.
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Yeah. It's pretty spacious.
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Then, Kisaragi, you better not get lost!
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I'll be all right!
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You as well, Tomokane, don't run around in the gallery.
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Don't worry! I'm not a kid.
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Is it fine not to ask the homeroom teacher to come with us?
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Choose the cheap looking ones if you want to destroy the arts!
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Do I look that mischievous to you?
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This is one hell of a painting!
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I feel that they'll come out at night.
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Come to think of it,
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That guy was dancing the last time I came here.
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What?
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Then, this white cloth is...
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The woman there wasn't naked back then!
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Shut up!
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Come to think of it, I've been thinking since primary school.
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There are lots of pictures with naked women.
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I felt embarrassed when I saw naked women in art galleries and exhibitions.
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If you want to go into the history, then it's the starting point of art.
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Art's history comes from people trying to express the beauty of the body similar to the gods.
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From the clay figures of Mesopotamia, to the sculptures of Greece and Rome.
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Meaning, they had absolutely no erotic intent.
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Tomokane-san, you're too direct.
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Actually, there's a period where they focused on that.
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Seriously?
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That was the time when art turned from religious teachings to royal collections.
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Though nudes were fine being religious art.
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Until recently, it was considered tasteless to draw naked pictures of real people.
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But, if you say that it's a goddess,
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you can then safely draw a naked picture.
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And they are the ones which sells the best.
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The nameless artists drew tasteful porn to earn money.
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That relates to a part of modern markets...
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Yes, even Sasamoto-sensei...
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Do you paint naked women because you had an interest in them?
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If one is not interested on something then it will not be their inspiration for art.
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And, for the joy of art...
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Rather, the process of finding the way to make the viewer more lustful is much more interesting than drawing it itself.
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That's that.
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That's what being an artist is?
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In any case, be it enlightenment or dirty desires,
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the magic which can shake one's soul...
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That's art!
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To seek such sinful desires is also doing art!
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I see!
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And so...
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Namiko-san.
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Strip!
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I'm not stripping!
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Is this Yoshikawa-cchi's work?
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Yes, but I wonder if this can be moved now.
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I just got permission. It's fine.
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It's time to take it down!
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But, it's going to be hard for you to carry it back yourself.
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I also feel that it's going to be embarrassing to carry it on the street.
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That's why I invited Oomichi-san.
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I see, I see.
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Coming through!
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An award winning piece coming through!
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Sorry, Yoshikawa-san...
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The situation is even more embarrassing now.
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Let's hang this drawing at the entrance.
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Yes.
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You're not a painting, right?
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Yes?
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No. I'm just trying to reassure myself....
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Reassure...
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This oil-based painting is beautiful!
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Indeed.
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How long do you need to draw these pictures?
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Looking at these paintings, don't you want to reach out and touch them?
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Like how the surface feels bumpy?
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Although that's part of it,
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the exhibits might be replicas.
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So I want to touch it to see if it's the real deal.
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I see. You're right.
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Same as wanting to taste the food samples on display near the menus in restaurants, right?
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I understand that urge!
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For me, when I see paintings, I want to remove its frame.
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Remove them?
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In order to see the wall behind the art.
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There might be a hole, or suspicious paper talismans.
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This isn't a Ninja shrine or an inn, you know.
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There could be something hidden here.
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You'll get scolded.
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The things that are pasted on the back of the drawing counts too, right?
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Can it be?
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A curse?
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Someone get Masa!
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I see. Sorry.
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It's okay. What's wrong?
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Kisaragi and Yoshikawa-san.
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Kyoujyu-san, your artwork has been taken down.
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But you know, Yamaguchi-san was just staring blankly into the surrounding paintings.
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She doesn't seem to be listening to me.
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No. I...
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You can't see much here.
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Here...?
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Kyoujyu-san's and Yoshikawa-san's works.
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They look just like professionals and adult's artworks, and are placed alongside them.
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I feel it's amazing. I envy them.
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And it was a bit frustrating for me.
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What's wrong?
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No. It's just that I've never thought that I'd hear such words from you.
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I'm quite surprised.
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Me too.
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Sorry.
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No. It's natural for Kisaragi-dono to think this way.
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Come to think of it, you also work hard on your artworks.
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From my point of view, Kisaragi-dono spent the most time on her work.
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She's the exact opposite of Noda.
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She has the talent, but she's too moody.
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It's not envying other's success,
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but being frustrated with yourself for working so hard on something, yet it didn't get selected.
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I see. Yamaguchi-san really loves painting.
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I think it's almost time to leave.
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We'll be in the way of other's preparations.
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You're right. We should get Noda-chan and Tomokane-san as well.
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Oh, I almost forgot.
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There is an art piece I came across that Yamaguchi-san might like.
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M-Me?
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So can I borrow Yamaguchi-san?
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Return her back properly, okay?
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Is it fine if there are any changes to her size and density, right?
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What?
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Ten centimeters tops should be fine.
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Even you, Kyoujyu-san...
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Kyoujyu, can you take that back home?
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I might have a hard time on the bus.
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I think it's better to go back to school and leave it there.
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What was that thing over there?
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A ribbon?
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Yours?
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Kisaragi-chan is trapped in the painting!
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Just like in a manga!
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Let's go, Red!
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Save Cyan!
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Yes!
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Red, go!
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This is a trompe-l'œil as well.
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Wow, there's this version too.
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Let me go.
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We got tricked!
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Yoshikawa-cchi
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Miki-chan
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Miki-chan's group gets along well.
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I want to become a person who can see through!
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Huh?
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See through, as in to have an insight?
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I'm not really sure, but something along that line.
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For example, like the person who designed this uniform,
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the person who planned this school building,
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where did the papers from this sketchbook come from,
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I want to be someone who can see into stuff like that.
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I see.
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Like how Namiko-san tied her hair today out of a desperate attempt to hide her bad hair day.
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You don't have to see into that!
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So easy for you people who don't know the difficulty of having naturally curled hair.
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Something like this happened at my home yesterday.
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A Nice Day for Art
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Miki, you're an artist so you study art, right?
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That's right.
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Do you know what that picture is?
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We see it often.
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Yes, Sunflower.
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It's a famous masterpiece by Van Gogh.
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The elegant piece by Rosanjin is...
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Then what about that?
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The Rosan people? I wonder which country he's from.
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The surprising appraisal will come after the break!
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Is that hanging scroll real or fake?
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Come to think of it, I'm in the art design class, yet I don't know about that kind of art very well.
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Right?
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To be able to see into the artistic value...
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We surely don't learn too much about that stuff in class.
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Oh then, how about we go to this partly for studies?
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It was included when I bought a book.
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Oh?
293
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Is that a discount coupon for an exhibition?
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View
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Since I haven't seen many famous pieces.
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How about we go on a day off?
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That's right.
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We need to know about real art if we want to see through things.
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Yes.
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Okay! I'll try hard!
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Note: Minuku, to see through can mean 'remove the mi sound'
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Kisaragi-chan, Na-ko-san!
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Don't omit the "mi" there!
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City Owned Art Museum
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So we're here at the art museum entrance on Sunday.
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It's good everyone's here, but...
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Why are we all in uniforms?
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Eh? But they told us during homeroom on Friday.
309
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Today, the teachers are patrolling around the station today to find misbehaving students.
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Well, this is just for precaution.
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And you're in your uniform too.
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Oh, I was at school to get my work during the morning.
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Erm... high school student!
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Give me five please!
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She insisted on the "high school" student bit, didn't she?
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I see.
317
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She's wearing her uniform out of pride.
318
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It's the first time we've been in this art museum.
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That previous art exhibition was owned by the prefecture.
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Where are the exhibitions held?
321
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Oh, there's an original exhibition of Hikoyasu Yoshikazu!
322
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Let's see this too!
323
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That's from next month.
324
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Nope! We are here today to study modern art.
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~Rabbit Ears, Rabbit Tails~
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Dip Brunja Exhibition
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Kisaragi-dono is being entrapped by the picture book drawings exhibit though...
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~Rabbit Ears, Rabbit Tails~
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Dip Brunja Exhibition
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Don't, Kisaragi-chan!
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Dip Brunja Exhibition
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~Rabbit Ears, Rabbit Tails~
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Dip Brunja Exhibition
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~Rabbit Ears, Rabbit Tails~
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Dip Brunja Exhibition
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~Rabbit Ears, Rabbit Tails~
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Dip Brunja Exhibition
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~Rabbit Ears, Rabbit Tails~
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Dip Brunja Exhibition
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~Rabbit Ears, Rabbit Tails~
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We're not here for that today!
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And so where do we show our tickets?
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Noda, it seems that's the kids section.
347
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What did we come here for today?
348
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View 20th Century
Japanese Art
349
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Please enjoy.
350
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Keep your voice down in the exhibit rooms.
351
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Erm... Noda-chan?
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Are you watching it properly?
353
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Are you appreciating it?
354
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Yep, I'm watching properly.
355
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I'm seeing them thoroughly!
356
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Liar!
357
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You would spend eight minutes per page on a fashion magazine!
358
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Be more serious!
359
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The figure of a woman painted in the left corner of this picture...
360
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What's that?
361
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Oh, that's an audio guide.
362
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We can hear commentary about the art using that.
363
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Aww, I want that!
364
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I want it!
365
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Geez.
366
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Hey Tomokane, you were using a music player, right?
367
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Huh?
368
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They charge you for that, so bear with this one.
369
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This piece was completed in 1925. Its model is a Paris church...
370
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The headphones are just for the feeling.
371
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Well, she would be much more useful so...
372
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Oh, the person who drew this picture is...
373
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You know him?
374
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Well, actually my uncle had gotten paintings from him.
375
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Two of them, I think.
376
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I hear the painter had passed away a few years ago, and the painting's value increased greatly.
377
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Oh?
378
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Then you mean this is a highly valued piece too?
379
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I wonder how much it costs.
380
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Tomokane-san, how much do you think this piece is worth?
381
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Hmm, let me see...
382
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A billion?
383
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Maybe ten billion?
384
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You finally feel interested in art?
385
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With money being the catalyst.
386
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But I heard a good way to appreciate art is to watch it as if you are going to buy it.
387
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Oh?
388
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That's a rather interesting way to look at it.
389
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Oh, I like this piece.
390
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It's a collage, right?
391
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Hmm, it is indeed quite nice but,
392
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it looks like I can make one myself too.
393
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I don't think I'll pay money for it.
394
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How about this one?
395
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Oh, I won't buy this one.
396
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I can draw it much better myself.
397
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Probably...
398
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I might be able to copy this.
399
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Somehow our viewpoint has changed from "buying this picture" to "being able to draw this picture".
400
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It must be natural for an art student but...
401
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We are boasting a lot of stuff, you know.
402
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Rodin's "The Thinker".
403
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There are art pieces like that where the pose is enough to convey art.
404
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Well, true.
405
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That expression of yours is funny.
406
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Doesn't that depend on how much society knows about it?
407
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For example, do you know this?
408
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I might or might not have seen it...
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"La Pieta" by Michaelangelo.
410
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Hmm, the title doesn't really ring a bell.
411
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See?
412
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I like this one quite myself though...
413
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Ares Borghese,
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Bust of Eros,
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Myron's Discobolos,
416
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I won't figure the difference at all if I haven't seen the real thing.
417
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Not just sculptures, but we have many paintings like that as well.
418
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"Young Flautist" by Manet.
419
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Copying Manet!
420
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Munch's "The Scream".
421
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I knew you'd do that.
422
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'The Seated Madonna' by Raphael,
423
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"Sunshu Ejiri" from Hokusai's "Fugaku Sanjurokkei".
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Whew, I really feel like I've immersed myself into arts.
425
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We know quite a lot, don't we?
426
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We can relate anything to a masterpiece.
427
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Hey, you're like the right Nio guardian, Ungyo!
428
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No, you're like the person in the center of "Primavera" by Botticelli!
429
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"Lion Hunt" by Rubens.
430
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Tsukioka Yoshitoshi's Youkai art.
431
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Oh, that's Usami-sensei over there.
432
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Could she be here to prosecute misbehaving youths?
433
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Sensei!
434
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Usami-sensei!
435
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Oh, it was you guys!
436
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Umm, please don't call me teacher outside of school...
437
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Oh, you're not here to prosecute kids.
438
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Are teachers like this?
439
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Well, teachers have their private lives too.
440
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Like friends and lovers.
441
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She wants to shut off her teacher circuit on days off.
442
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Wearing running shoes and a suit together with no issue,
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that person might also be...
444
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Of the same trade too!
445
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But it's great for you to have interest in modern art.
446
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Actually, it was so that we'll have interest in it...
447
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But I still don't get it really well.
448
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It might be so.
449
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If you have even a bit of prior knowledge, the experience will become really interesting though...
450
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Like art history and artist biography.
451
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I feel it's important to see lots of art pieces while you still can now.
452
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Since you guys are still around 15-16.
453
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I feel there are things only young minds can see.
454
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Blade catch!
455
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Young minds like that?
456
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Why of course.
457
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Appreciation of art sounds formal, but it's the same as watching TV or reading a book.
458
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I see.
459
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If you can find a few that somehow look nice or impress you,
460
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you surely would have appreciated art quite much.
461
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Then I would have to say I liked the ten billion yen picture.
462
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Huh?
463
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Ten billion?
464
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Was there a Picasso work in the exhibit?
465
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See you tomorrow, sensei!
466
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So what are your thoughts on appreciating art?
467
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Hmm, as someone who has some bit of experience in art, I expected I would be able to understand it better than I did now.
468
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Since modern art is quite a difficult genre,
469
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we might want to see something easier to understand next time.
470
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That's true.
471
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If we were to suit it to their level...
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Hmm...
476
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The right object is a dragonfly.
477
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Or could it be a bird?
478
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Oh, this must be a car!
479
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Ah, this bold use of green is so vivid.
480
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My, my, their future looks so bright.
481
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Whoa, it's 3:30 already.
482
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Just glancing through takes quite some time.
483
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Oh, there's our teachers.
484
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They were really on a lookout.
485
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It must be hard for them. It's the weekend too.
486
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Hey, Sotoma-sense-
487
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Wait!
488
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Usami-sensei told us too.
489
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We need to refrain from calling them teachers outside of school.
490
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Takuma-san!
491
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What th-
492
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Sotoma Takuma-san!
493
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Good luck with your work!
494
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Takuma-san!
495
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Am I being hated by them?
496
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Good morning, Noda.
497
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Ah,
498
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Hey, what's that book?
499
00:21:20,500 --> 00:21:25,170
Well, I'll follow Usami-sensei's advice and increase the number of artists I like.
500
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Until then, I'll take a break from trying to see through art.
501
00:21:28,890 --> 00:21:32,970
Well, if it was that easy, we wouldn't have gone to a school like this.
502
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Good morning.
503
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Yo, Masa.
504
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Good morning.
505
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Oh... oh, oh, oh!
506
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That person over there...
507
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the British trench coat and the enamel pin heels are from a foreign brand...
508
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and the ostrich bag is a limited collaboration item with a famous designer!
509
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And that's this year's new collection!
510
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The person who had been
seen through
511
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Sorry...
512
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I think you will be a person who can see through...
513
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If you get yourself to do so...
514
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Inserting Noda-chan Aura!
515
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ノダちゃんオーラ注入するよ
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00:22:10,180 --> 00:22:13,180
nodachan OORA chunyuu suru yo
517
00:22:13,390 --> 00:22:16,100
Girlish-heart increased!
518
00:22:13,390 --> 00:22:16,100
OTOMEGOKORO fueta no daa
519
00:22:13,390 --> 00:22:16,100
オトメゴコロ増えたのだー
520
00:22:16,560 --> 00:22:19,560
Stylish jerseys are important.
521
00:22:16,560 --> 00:22:19,560
oshare Jaaji POINTO dakara ne
522
00:22:16,560 --> 00:22:19,560
おしゃれジャージポイントだからね
523
00:22:19,810 --> 00:22:22,360
What color shall I mix today?
524
00:22:19,810 --> 00:22:22,360
kyou wa dono iro mazeyou
525
00:22:19,810 --> 00:22:22,360
今日はどの色混ぜよう
526
00:22:22,980 --> 00:22:25,990
授業中でもおまつり騒ぎ
527
00:22:22,980 --> 00:22:25,990
Even if it's during class, it's still a festival.
528
00:22:22,980 --> 00:22:25,990
jyugyou chuu demo omatsuri sawagi
529
00:22:26,190 --> 00:22:28,780
ポスカラたち出番ダヨ
530
00:22:26,190 --> 00:22:28,780
Poster color, it's your turn.
531
00:22:26,190 --> 00:22:28,780
POSUKARA tachi deban dayo
532
00:22:29,410 --> 00:22:32,280
I will help with transporting the goods,
533
00:22:29,410 --> 00:22:32,280
荷物運びは手伝うからね
534
00:22:29,410 --> 00:22:32,280
nimotsu hakobi wa tetsudau kara ne
535
00:22:32,370 --> 00:22:35,240
but where are we supposed to bring them?
536
00:22:32,370 --> 00:22:35,240
でも場所どこだろうね
537
00:22:32,370 --> 00:22:35,240
demo bashou doko daruu ne
538
00:22:35,580 --> 00:22:41,670
ビタミンカラーはいつだってハイテンション
539
00:22:35,580 --> 00:22:41,670
BITAMIN karaa wa itsu datte HAI TENSHON
540
00:22:35,580 --> 00:22:41,670
Vitamin color is always exciting.
541
00:22:42,000 --> 00:22:47,970
コラージュ貼ったらお嬢様です変身
542
00:22:42,000 --> 00:22:47,970
By pasting collage, I will transform into a good lady.
543
00:22:42,000 --> 00:22:47,970
KORAAJYU hattara ojousama desu henshin
544
00:22:48,380 --> 00:22:52,890
キラめいてるデザインは遊びだらけ
545
00:22:48,380 --> 00:22:52,890
Th shining design is full of wit.
546
00:22:48,380 --> 00:22:52,890
KIRA meiteru DEZAIN wa asobidarake
547
00:22:53,010 --> 00:22:57,520
kimagure na geijutsu wa SENSU dayo
548
00:22:53,010 --> 00:22:57,520
気まぐれな芸術はセンスだよ
549
00:22:53,010 --> 00:22:57,520
The him art is all of sense.
550
00:22:57,770 --> 00:23:01,060
画材たちも楽しんでる
551
00:22:57,770 --> 00:23:01,060
gazai tachi mo tanoshinderu
552
00:22:57,770 --> 00:23:01,060
The art tools are having fun.
553
00:23:01,190 --> 00:23:03,980
RONGURAN no enshutsu mo
554
00:23:01,190 --> 00:23:03,980
ロングランの演出も
555
00:23:01,190 --> 00:23:03,980
The long-run performance's direction,
556
00:23:04,320 --> 00:23:08,740
FURUKARAA de PARETTO ga tarinakute
557
00:23:04,320 --> 00:23:08,740
フルカラーでパレットが足りなくて
558
00:23:04,320 --> 00:23:08,740
all full color, the pallet is out of space.
559
00:23:08,990 --> 00:23:15,200
I will paint it in glittering spirited color.
560
00:23:08,990 --> 00:23:15,200
キラキラの元気色に染めちゃうからね
561
00:23:08,990 --> 00:23:15,200
KIRAKIRA no genki iro ni somechau karane
562
00:23:25,000 --> 00:23:39,980
Next Episode Preview
563
00:23:25,670 --> 00:23:27,590
Surrealism began in 1920's with Andre Breton's-
564
00:23:27,590 --> 00:23:29,840
Kisaragi, wake up!
565
00:23:29,840 --> 00:23:34,140
I get sleepy after meals or P.E...
566
00:23:34,140 --> 00:23:36,140
Geez, she won't wake up at all.
567
00:23:35,970 --> 00:23:39,980
Surrealism
568
00:23:36,140 --> 00:23:38,060
Kisaragi-chan, wake up!
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