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Everyone, take cover~!
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Showa Year 20 , August 15.
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The long war was finally over.
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The end of the war was received with mixed feelings.
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Manpuku
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♫Marumatteru senakani ni morai naki
♫I get infectious weeping looking at your stooped shoulders
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♫Haji datte issho ni
♫We'll share the humiliation too
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Week 5
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You have to Believe!
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♫Hikoukigumo bonyari nagamu
♫Gazing absentmindedly at contrails
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♫Kokoro kokoni arazu
♫Here in body, but not in spirit
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♫Nenkan totaru moshi shitara
♫If I was to calculate an annual total
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♫Tsukiau watashi sugoi?
♫Aren't I amazing for keeping you company?
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♫Toboketeru mayuge ni morai warai
♫ I get infectious laughter looking at your comical eyebrows
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♫Tere datta nandatte
♫Be it embarrassment or whatever
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♫Ganko de mendou de hara mo tatsu kedo
♫Although you're obstinate and troublesome and you make me mad
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♫Anata no jounetsu wa
♫Your passion is
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♫Atashi no hokori de jiman de kakugo nano
♫My honor, my pride, and my resolve
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♫Morai naki morai warai morai ikari
♫Infectious weeping, infectious laughter, infectious anger
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♫Moraippaji don to koi!
♫Infectious embarrassment. Bring them on!
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♫Seiten mo donten mo hekireki mo
♫Sunny days, cloudy days, thunderous days too
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Showa Year 20 Autumn Osaka
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In October, children who had evacuated Osaka
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under government guidance returned.
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Katsuko Nee-chan and family, who had evacuated to their relatives' in the countryside, returned to Osaka as well.
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Oh...
there used to be a grocery store here...
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Koda Shigeyuki
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Koda Taka
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Shige-chan, it's heavy, isn't it?
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I'm okay.
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Koda Manabu
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Koda Yoshino
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We're almost there, Manabu-chan.
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Thank goodness Katsuko Nee-chan's house was safe.
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But the birds are all gone.
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You let them go before we evacuated, didn't you?
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They're doing fine somewhere.
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And upon their return from Kamigori,
Fuku-chan, Manpei-san, and Suzu-san
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ended up staying at Katsuko Nee-chan's house.
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Taka-chan has really matured,
hasn't she, Manpei-san?
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But...
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Manpei-san's company was...
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burned down to the ground from the air raids, and...
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Fuku-chan and Manpei-san's house had also burned down...
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Nothing was left of Fuku-chan's family home,
Suzu-san's home too.
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I'll never get over this...
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You're supposed to be the daughter of a samurai, Mom.
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Katsuko doesn't understand.
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Katsuko Nee-chan's worried sick about Tadahiko-san too.
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Katsuko Nee-chan's husband, Tadahiko-san's...
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whereabouts were still unknown
2 months after the war had ended.
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Saki Nee-chan's husband, Shinichi-san too...
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It was not even known if he was dead or alive.
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Fuku-chan's best friends Toshi-chan and Hana-chan.
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Megumi-san and her husband, Maki-san. Their whereabouts were also unknown...
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It's a blackout again.
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It's the same thing again today.
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I'm sick and tired of suiton .
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Don't complain.
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It might taste better with soy sauce.
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- Can I have some soy sauce?
- You can't waste it like that.
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Sorry.
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What happened to the living expense you were getting from Tadahiko-san's family?
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Weren't you guys living on help you were getting from his parents?
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- Mom!
- The financial assistance has stopped.
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- How come?
- Because Tadahiko-san isn't here.
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But his children are here.
Don't they love their grandchildren?
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They probably have a lot of things going on too.
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Oh, I think I'll go to Kamigori tomorrow.
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I'll go with you.
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I'd better pull out some kimonos
that I can exchange for food.
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- Take mine too. You have some too, don't you, Mom?
- What?!
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You can't take my kimonos.
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They're all kimonos of great value that have been carefully handed down for generations.
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- This is no time to be worried about that.
- Let it go, Katsuko Nee-chan.
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We don't have to sell everything at once.
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We'll save Mother's kimonos as a last resort.
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- What do you mean last resort?
- Oh, sorry.
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I'm not selling my kimonos.
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If we don't have money, I'll work.
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- Me too.
- Me too.
- Me too.
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You guys don't need to worry about things like that. You just study hard.
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- I can't study.
- Taka Nee-chan will teach you.
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That's fine, but who's going to teach me?
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You have Fukuko. Katsuko too.
I made sure both of them graduated high school.
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There was mass confusion everywhere in Osaka immediately after the war.
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There were people who made money by taking advantage of shortage of commodities,
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and there were many common folks who were forced to pay exorbitant prices
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for basic necessities.
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15 yen for soap?!
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Why is it so expensive?
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- What're you stealing!
- I didn't do ti!
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How vulgar...
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This is no time to be acting prim and proper.
This is war, Mom.
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Since we lost to the U.S., do Japanese people have to fight each other now?
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Please buy these kimonos.
They're good quality.
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- I'll give you 50 yen.
- 50 yen?!
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No thanks. I'll take them elsewhere.
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Wait a minute.
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- 100 yen.
- 100 yen?!
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- 100 yen...
- Too cheap, too cheap.
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- Deal.
- That's too cheap!
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- Root crop cutting machine?
- Yes.
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When you put vegetables in here and turn the handle...
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- Wow! Oh my!
- This is amazing!
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You can easily chop anything from carrots to onions.
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It's very handy, Yae-san.
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- Did you make this, Manpei-chan?
- Yes.
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That's impressive.
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All right. Yae, bring him the rice.
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- Okay.
- I appreciate it.
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Wait, Yae-san.
I have a kimono too.
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Kimono? Oh my goodness~ It's beautiful!
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But I'll never wear something this nice.
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Do you know anyone who might buy it?
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- Unless you go into town...
- there's probably no one.
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Fukuko... I'm sorry.
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If I was a little shrewder,
you wouldn't be going through such hardship.
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I'm just fine.
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Manpei-san, you have a resourcefulness that other people don't have.
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One of these days, you're going to start something crazy
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and make us all happy.
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You make it sound like you already know it's going to happen.
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But that's the truth.
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My husband is that kind of a man.
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I can't do anything... I can't do anything!
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That's...
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Here you go.
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Everyone's lined up for the ramen stall...
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Ramen, huh?
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We ate ramen together way back when, didn't we?
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I remember.
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- Would you like to go get something to drink?
- Then...
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- You haven't had lunch yet?
- No.
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It's not something I want to remember, though.
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That was how our relationship got started.
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Let's not forget it.
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Here you go.
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Just noodles.
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But it sure smells good.
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Well, let's eat.
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You go first, Manpei-san.
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Okay then.
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It's good!
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It's delicious!
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Ah~ this is ramen.
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Go ahead and eat some more.
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- Let's take turns.
- Okay.
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It's as you always say.
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The most important thing for people is to eat.
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The quickest way to happiness may be to eat something delicious.
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You may be right.
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- 2 ramen.
- Please.
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Got it.
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Fuku-chan!
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You were safe!
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Manpei-san too.
Both of you were safe.
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The baby was born.
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Oh, it's gonna spill!
The ramen's gonna spill!
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Watch it, watch it...
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I'm so glad you're fine~.
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