What did you think of this episode?
5Loved it!
34.3%
12
4Liked it!
17.1%
6
3It was OK
40.0%
14
2Disliked it
5.7%
2
1Hated it
2.9%
1
Average 3.7
35 votes
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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Heh, that camera girl and her friend teaming up this episode. I can't imagine our main guy in the show being a train with that silly imagination lul |
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| I'd love this show if I were from Nagoya... But I'm not from Nagoya. |
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| Don't blame him for trying to get close to Yatogame, she's cute as they come especially with that accent. 100 gigabytes of photos, damn! That's messed up Tadakusa. |
How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb --- Dr Strangelove  |
| Ah, it is a regional rivalry. Well, anywhere not Tokyo in Japan has a hard time anyway due to how massive Tokyo is in terms of population, importance, and prominence for like everything Japan there and abroad. Very much like the UK in that way when it comes to London. As for the whole not knowing what some of these smaller places are or that they even exist, it makes sense. Gifu as a city has fewer than 500K people in it with the entire Prefecture just barely over 2 million. Meanwhile Nagoya is the 4th largest city with 3rd largest urban area in Japan. Big difference. Rivalry wise it would be like Houston hating someone from New York. Makes sense especially since those two regions in general hate each other so much culturally. AND the whole thing about food vs sight seeing. Despite not knowing much about the area at all and the language jokes going over my head I still found it funny and fun to watch. Helps that it is a cute comedy. |
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| well yatogame is opening up ...hmm |
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| Man Nagoyans sure are annoying. Tokyo > Nagoya. fight me |
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| Man, them Nagoyans sure have their own abbreviations. |
| I wish I could fully understand the humor. For only 3 minutes an episode, I am sticking with it. |
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Noy_Telinu said: Ah, it is a regional rivalry. Well, anywhere not Tokyo in Japan has a hard time anyway due to how massive Tokyo is in terms of population, importance, and prominence for like everything Japan there and abroad. Very much like the UK in that way when it comes to London. As for the whole not knowing what some of these smaller places are or that they even exist, it makes sense. Gifu as a city has fewer than 500K people in it with the entire Prefecture just barely over 2 million. Meanwhile Nagoya is the 4th largest city with 3rd largest urban area in Japan. Big difference. Rivalry wise it would be like Houston hating someone from New York. Makes sense especially since those two regions in general hate each other so much culturally. AND the whole thing about food vs sight seeing. Despite not knowing much about the area at all and the language jokes going over my head I still found it funny and fun to watch. Helps that it is a cute comedy. I agree with this. Also the line about having to say you live in a city close to you when you don't is universally relatable. It's even worse when they don't know where the large city close to you is. I grew up 45 minutes away from Cincinnati, a city of 300,000 in the US state of Ohio, so I know (strangely enough, probably about as far as Mie was from Nagoya). The whole part about Japanese people not knowing where those prefectures are is kind of surprising. The prefectures aside from Hokkaido are not much bigger in land area than most American counties so it shouldn't be too hard to memorize where each of them are. Especially if Americans are able to memorize where all 50 states are. The fact that they also have large populations should help in memorizing where they are. I, an American, even knew where Mie and Gifu were. But then again, I'm very good at geography and I've spent hours exploring Japan on Google Earth. I've also heard that many people don't know the locations of each of the states so I must be a unique case. |
Stealth46 said: Noy_Telinu said: Ah, it is a regional rivalry. Well, anywhere not Tokyo in Japan has a hard time anyway due to how massive Tokyo is in terms of population, importance, and prominence for like everything Japan there and abroad. Very much like the UK in that way when it comes to London. As for the whole not knowing what some of these smaller places are or that they even exist, it makes sense. Gifu as a city has fewer than 500K people in it with the entire Prefecture just barely over 2 million. Meanwhile Nagoya is the 4th largest city with 3rd largest urban area in Japan. Big difference. Rivalry wise it would be like Houston hating someone from New York. Makes sense especially since those two regions in general hate each other so much culturally. AND the whole thing about food vs sight seeing. Despite not knowing much about the area at all and the language jokes going over my head I still found it funny and fun to watch. Helps that it is a cute comedy. I agree with this. Also the line about having to say you live in a city close to you when you don't is universally relatable. It's even worse when they don't know where the large city close to you is. I grew up 45 minutes away from Cincinnati, a city of 300,000 in the US state of Ohio, so I know (strangely enough, probably about as far as Mie was from Nagoya). The whole part about Japanese people not knowing where those prefectures are is kind of surprising. The prefectures aside from Hokkaido are not much bigger in land area than most American counties so it shouldn't be too hard to memorize where each of them are. Especially if Americans are able to memorize where all 50 states are. The fact that they also have large populations should help in memorizing where they are. I, an American, even knew where Mie and Gifu were. But then again, I'm very good at geography and I've spent hours exploring Japan on Google Earth. I've also heard that many people don't know the locations of each of the states so I must be a unique case. I wouldn't say unique, but a minority to say the least. Mom mom didn't even know Florida was a peninsula when we visited there. Bad geography skills are very common in the US I am afraid. |
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| So the main guy is trying to learn more about Nagoya. |
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| Miso life forever lol. |
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| I feel bad for Jin, being hated by the whole prefecture Nagoya and even being cursed with the words "miso life forever" |
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| Yet another random episode. |
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