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Serial TV Story

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This Kitamura here...

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Could you lend him a hand?

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Huh?

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Heiwa Fansubs Presents...

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Carnation

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My small, rounded body is now

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Chisaku marumeta karada wa ima

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My body, tiny and curled up, is right now

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Week 16
"A Shaken Heart"
Episode 88

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Hiding the stains and trembling

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Kanashimi kakushi furuete

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Trembling with hidden sorrows

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Screenplay
Watanabe Aya

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Music
Satō Naoki
Musical Performance\h
Face Music

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Theme Song
"Carnation"
Sheena Ringo

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It represents life.

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Inochi o arawashite iro no ne

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My life is represented by my color, isn't it

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Cast

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Ohara Itoko
Ono Machiko

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Ohara Chiyo
Asau Yumi

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My eyelids are now heavily wet

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Omoku nurashita mabuta wa ima

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My eyelids, heavily soaked, are right now

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Matsuda Megumi
Rokkaku Seiji

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Kitamura Tatsuo
Hosshan.

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Yasuoka Yaeko
Tamaru Maki
Masako\h
Genkaku Yūko

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For a day that brings joy

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Yorokobi utsusu hi no tame

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Reflecting my rapture of this day

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Ohara Yūko
Noda Kotono
Ohara Naoko \h
Ninomiya Hoshi
Ohara Satoko \h
Sugimoto Korin

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You're growing your heart

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Kokoro o sodatete iru no ne

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That's how a heart is raised, isn't it

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Miura Heizō
Kondō Masaomi

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The reason we called for you today...

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Yes.

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Ready-made.

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"Ready-made?"

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What's that?

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I said it right.

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Ready-made.

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Maybe so, but what is it?

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You don't know?

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Hah!

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It's a new way of doing business in Western clothes;
an American system.

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Ah...

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Well, it'll reach your place too...

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...'cause Western dressmaking shops like yours are just as old-fashioned as kimono stores were.

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You take an order from a customer, choose a fabric...

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...and measure their lengths and then make one piece of clothing.

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But the American system is different. They make them all beforehand.

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They make many, many copies in the same style and set them up in stores for sale.

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Doing it that way there's almost no waste and the prices can be lowered.

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That's ready-...

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Ready-made.

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Ready-made.

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I definitely think that way will become popular in Japan, too.

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This is what it looks like to me.
From here on out, it'll be the ready-made age.

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Ah...

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And so?

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Eh?

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What did you want to talk to me about?

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Ah, well...

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That's the thing. Um...

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Say, say, Ohara-san.

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The vital point is...

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This guy here's reading is that this
is what the future age will bring.

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Ah...

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And, that's why he wants to make a store for ready-made goods.

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Yes.

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That's the principle of what he's saying.

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And he has a mind to put some effort into it.

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And so I think this union should try and help him out.

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Yeah.

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Over in Shinsaibashi...

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Our city is rather on the outskirts of that place...

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...but his idea is to set up a small store and factory there.

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After that, well...

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...it's all about what goods he'll have in it.

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And that's...

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...the reason he wants Ohara-san's cooperation.

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Ah...

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Well...

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But, I'm sorry Union President.

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Right now, I'm...

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I've got my hands full with my own store.

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I know.

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Yeah, I know that full well.

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I don't think there's a way we could ask you to attach yourself to a factory.

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Yeah.

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I'll place someone other than you to be Director of the factory.

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Right! What we want of you...

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...is to make new styles of clothing for it.

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And, we'd want you to teach the skills needed to make them to the Director.

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That's all. Right! Nothing more than that.

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Ah...

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The wages...

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...would be on the commission system.

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10% of any sales.

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How about it? Not bad, is it?

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Ah...

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Take it, Sensei. You can't not take it.

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That's so, but...

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If we sold just 300 blouses at 120 yen each...

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...our 10% would be...

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3,600 yen!

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Ahh! So much!

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That's good business.

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Right!

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That's true, but...

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Is there something you don't like about it, Sensei?

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Well, there's some things even I'm not so sure about.

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Like what?

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That Kitamura is a very strongly evil man.

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Huh?

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He seems really nice to me.

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Ala? Really?

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Hmph. He's nothing but a toad.

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He's just noisy and does his own thing.

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Well then, why?

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Yeah!

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That's true, but it's also the total opposite of our business.

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We don't know who'll be wearing them.

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Anyhow, while they talk about what numbers they'll make and how "they'll sell"...

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...it's all still sketchy at best. There's not enough facts.

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Hmm...

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Is anyone here?

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Yes!

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Still, this is good.

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That's true, but...

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Sensei!

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Sensei, you're in no position to turn down such a good offer!

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At long last the charge for the perm machine had been paid back...

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...but then you went and make a loan to that beauty salon for repairs.

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In addition to that, you're also Yoshida-san's guarantor, right?

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You must understand that that way of thinking won't bring in any kind of income!

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Sensei!

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Um, could you come out here for a little?

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Huh?

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Wait, wait, Sensei! Wait!

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Ah, hello, good afternoon!

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Hi!

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(I've brought you the picture of the clothes I was talking to you about.)

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What? What? Huh?

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(Um, here it is.)

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Huh?

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(Ah, the picture.)

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(I thought it would be useful to you. Look.)

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Ah! You've brought a picture.

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(Isn't it beautiful?)

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Ah, yeah, yeah!

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(What do you think?)

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(I think it's...)

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Dior!

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(Yes, Dior.)

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Whaa... Something by Dior.

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(Yes.)

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Of course I know of them.
I love them very much, too!

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Dior!

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Dior!

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Dior!

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Dior!

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That's how you say it.

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Ito-chan.

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Huh?

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They mention a new design in here, so I brought it!

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Ehh... Which, which?

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Ah, you're right. Dior!

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This would be good for next time, right?

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Right!

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Ah, but even so, see what they wrote here.

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Because of the war,
even France is still lacking in fabrics.

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So not everyone is able to get such things to wear.

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Look here, the amount of fabric used for this skirt is incredible!

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Right!

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Eh...

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Ala?

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Huh?

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Ala, where are the little ones?

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Huh?

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They're at piano.

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Piano?

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Today piano, tomorrow calligraphy and Wednesday painting.

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After that they have Nagauta, flower, dance and Japanese dance.

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Nagauta - long, epic songs with shamisen accompaniment

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I'm making them learn each and every little thing I can.

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Really?

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It's for their own sakes.

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And so I can concentrate on my work.

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And so they don't bother the customers.

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"Killing two birds with one stone."

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No, three birds maybe?

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I see!

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I had such a carefree smile then...

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...but I was so naive.

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We're home!

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Mom, buy a piano!

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Buy a piano!

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Piano! Piano! Piano!

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Piano! Piano! I want one!

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Buy a piano! Buy a piano!

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Mom, buy a piano!

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Buy a piano!

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Mom, buy a piano!

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Buy a piano!

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Excuse us.

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What is it?

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There's a shop where they sell musical instruments. The three of us really one one!

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We really, really want one!

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Say Mom, buy us a piano!

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Buy a piano!

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Buy a piano!

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Buy a piano!

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A piano?

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Fools! I can't buy such a thing.

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We want a piano! Buy us a piano!

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Buy us a piano! We want a piano!

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We want a piano! We want a piano!

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No!

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We want a piano!

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We want a piano!

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Shut up! I'm not buying you one!

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But...

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We want a piano.

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We want a piano! Buy us a piano!

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We want a piano! Buy us a piano!

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We want a piano! Buy us a piano!

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We want a piano! Buy us a piano!

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Mom, what should I do?

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I don't know!

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Ehh...

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Mom. Say, wait!

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We want a piano! Buy us a piano!

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Mom!

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Well, to have these three be so stubborn all at once was a scary thing.

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We want a piano! Buy us a piano!

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Ahhhhhh!

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What is that?

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Ah, I don't wanna see, don't wanna see!

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"Plink, plink on the piano."

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And then a wonderfully clear sound comes out!

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Black! And there's white keys, too!

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Mom has to play the bad guy and not get you a piano.

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We definitely have to buy a piano!

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Yeah!

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Yeah!

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Please forgive me for being the bad guy!

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Senshū Textile
Trade Union

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Good afternoon!

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Oh, you've come!

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Oi! Well, sit down.

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Oi, some tea!

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Yes!

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Here!

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Oh!

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Oi, Ohara-san has come.

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Thanks.

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Oi, have a seat here.

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Ah, over, over. Yeah.

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We've gotten all the actors together.

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At last we can talk.

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In the two years since I was last here,
Suo-san wasn't in this office any longer.

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About our talk on the factory the other day.

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Well, we've put in a sewing machine over there.

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You'll understand if you go over there...

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...but it's mostly second-hand goods,
which should be fine.

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What is this?

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I was avoiding having an association with these people so I wouldn't have to meet HIM again...

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...but something like that wasn't necessary.

272
00:13:54,680 --> 00:13:55,540
Eh?

273
00:13:55,970 --> 00:13:57,110
What is it?

274
00:13:59,020 --> 00:14:00,090
Ah...

275
00:14:00,980 --> 00:14:02,790
Um, Union President!

276
00:14:02,790 --> 00:14:07,360
Please let me come to the Association meetings again starting this month.

277
00:14:07,360 --> 00:14:10,290
Oh? Oh, oh!

278
00:14:10,290 --> 00:14:12,100
That's good.

279
00:14:11,040 --> 00:14:12,100
Oh, come, come!

280
00:14:13,060 --> 00:14:14,780
Kitamura-san!

281
00:14:14,030 --> 00:14:14,780
What is it?

282
00:14:14,780 --> 00:14:18,260
Let's have a drinking contest again.

283
00:14:19,140 --> 00:14:20,440
No way.

284
00:14:20,940 --> 00:14:23,940
I already smashed the potato at it,
so there's no reason to.

285
00:14:24,240 --> 00:14:26,530
I'm not a smashed potato!

286
00:14:26,530 --> 00:14:29,760
You were a smashed potato.

287
00:14:27,260 --> 00:14:29,760
"Let's not fight one another."

288
00:14:29,760 --> 00:14:33,320
And, "let's not quarrel," isn't it? Got that?

289
00:14:33,320 --> 00:14:36,930
You two will be joining forces
and working together from here on.

290
00:14:37,240 --> 00:14:40,180
He has the face of a potato.

291
00:14:37,850 --> 00:14:40,180
Did you just call me a potato?

292
00:14:39,030 --> 00:14:40,180
You're a potato face.

293
00:14:40,530 --> 00:14:42,790
I want to make sure I heard that.

294
00:14:42,790 --> 00:14:45,700
Potato!

295
00:14:43,340 --> 00:14:45,700
Don't say potato anymore, geez.

296
00:14:45,700 --> 00:14:47,690
Potatoes get drunk easily.

297
00:14:48,370 --> 00:14:53,460
You're a smashed potato!

298
00:14:51,000 --> 00:14:54,470
To Be Continued

299
00:14:51,320 --> 00:14:53,460
That's why the potato this time around is a smashed potato...

300
00:14:53,460 --> 00:14:54,470
Even smashed, they're good!

301
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Carnation

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End

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Stylishly Dressed
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Newly-made One-piece Dress, Feeling Like an Actress (Showa 12 (1937), September, Osaka)