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- Hello Mr. Turtle. Hi Mr. Turtle.
- Nothing in the world moves as slow as you.
- Why are you so slow?
- Yui-chan?
- Jeez, come on.
- Oh, Nodoka-chan.
- Look, they're leaving already.
- Wait up!
- What are you groaning about, Yui?
- Nodoka-chan!
- I was wondering which univeristy I should go to.
- What?!
- You still haven't turned in your university form?
- You know, everyone did theirs ages ago.
- But, but, I'm not smart and I don't know that much about college.
- Yui...
- At that rate, you might really become a NEET.
- You sound so serious when you say that!
- -OP-
- {TS,3.01}Future!
- Well... I'll just be a NEET then.
- N-E-E-T.
- Don't kid around.
- So what did you end up choosing, Nodoka-chan?
- Me?
- I thought I'd try a national university.
- I may be getting way over my head, but I figured it's worth a try.
- Then I'll do that too.
- That easy?
- But... I want to be with you, Nodoka-chan!
- What are you being so loud about?
- Let's go to practice.
- Well, Yui's...
- Yui, you still hadn't chosen a university?
- What did you put, Mio-chan?
- Your first choice.
- I figured... I'd accept a recommendation.
- Recommendation.
- Yui, do you even know what that is?
- No.
- Mugi-chan, what about you?
- My first choice is the all-girls university I told you about.
- Wow, that's really prestigious.
- Then I'll go there too.
- That's enough.
- Mugi-chan, is it...
- hard to get in?
- Well...
- I have the study guide, so would you like to take a look?
- Let's see...
- English?!
- My eyes hurt.
- Welcome to reality.
- This is Japan!
- Who needs English?!
- Who does?!
- We will live on with just Japanese!
- We will!
- If you fail English in school, you won't graduate.
- But for entry exams, you can just do well in the other subjects.
- Look, they also have Japanese literature.
- You're right.
- Classical literature?
- All right, pass Ricchan!
- Right!
- Now, let's see.
- Pick the auxiliary verbs that are used in the same manner.
- I didn't learn this!
- We learned that in our first year...
- No!
- Impossible!
- Don't you remember about a song to memorize the auxiliary verbs?
- Mu zu mu zu ji shi mu mashi mahoshi~
- Ru ra ra ru sasu ri ri ri~
- Tsu nu tari ke ri tashi ta shi ki kemu~
- Ramu beshi rashi maji nari meri~
- Why is it so nari tari gotoshi~
- Right?
- So you do know the song!
- Well, what do I do with it?
- What's the point of knowing the song?!
- Ricchan, what was your first choice?
- I put down "undecided."
- I don't know a thing about my future yet.
- Then I'll put that down too.
- Is that really okay?
- A single sheet of paper's not going to make our futures!
- That's right!
- Hirasawa-san and Tainaka-san from 3-2, please come to the teacher's lounge immediately.
- Of course it wouldn't pass.
- Guys, go to the club room without us.
- What a pain...
- Goodness.
- You have it tough, Nodoka.
- So do you, Mio. We both have it tough.
- Yui hasn't changed a single bit since she was little.
- It may be hard to believe, but she has improved...
- Ritsu can also be normal if she takes things more seriously...
- Yui, too. Her concentration is at least amazing.
- Can we continue this talk in the music room?
- Why are you so excited, Mugi?
- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon.
- Excuse me.
- That announcement was for Yui-senpai and Ritsu-senpai, right?
- Yeah, they brought it upon themselves.
- Did they do something again?
- Again?
- Oh, nothing big.
- They were called in to discuss their futures.
- Here you go, Nodoka-chan.
- Thanks.
- By the way, when did you meet Yui?
- When we were in kindergarten.
- How did you meet?
- There wasn't anything special, but..
- Let's draw together.
- Sure.
- She was next to me when I noticed.
- Maybe she instinctively sensed you as a reliable person.
- Yui-chan, are you already done?
- It looks tasty.
- Yeah.
- Don't lick it!
- She hasn't changed at all!
- Yeah.
- And we've been in the same class almost every year since then.
- It's definitely a mysteriuos fate.
- Did she give you a lot of trouble?
- Trouble? I guess so.
- We went camping in primary school, and...
- Don't you remember we were supposed to bring preservable food?
- Sounds like Yui-senpai.
- That also reminds me of when we made octopus balls in home economics.
- We were all in charge of different ingredients, and...
- Yui, get the octopus out.
- Yui was in charge of the octopus, but she forgot it.
- In the end, we just made grilled balls.
- These taste pretty good even without octopus!
- Plain old grilled balls...
- She's done so much that it'd take forever to talk about.
- But when I see her with that innocent smile, I always end up forgiving her.
- I know what you mean.
- Is that how it is?
- Oh, by the way...
- I mentioned earlier that Yui's gotten much more decent lately,
- and I think it's all thanks to the Light Music Club.
- So thank you.
- Nodoka-chan, you're so mature.
- Yeah, it's like you're a mama.
- A mama?
- I mean, mom!
- It's your future, so take the time to think about it.
- Okay.
- Yui-chan, you still can't make up your mind?
- Well, it's hard to think about something that won't happen for a while.
- It's not as long as you think.
- Time flies, you know?
- No wonder you're beginning to look old.
- What was that?
- Oh, by the way, you looked like this in high school,
- so why did you become a teacher?
- Well, that's...
- Wait, what happened?
- It's embarrassing to talk about.
- I'd love to hear it for reference!
- Well... the person I liked back then said he wanted to be a teacher,
- so I was like "me too!"
- That's a dirty reason.
- So, what happened with him?
- He rejected me!
- But it's thanks to him that you went to college and you became a teacher, right?
- That's right!
- What's important is the present, not the past.
- But you still don't have a boyfriend, right?
- Yui, how was it?
- We've solved the mystery of yet another piece of Sawa-chan's history.
- She didn't call you in to yell at you?
- You know, you never know what happens in life.
- What did you do this time?
- Oh, nothing.
- I'm just saying people grow stronger upon experiencing many things.
- So... did she accept your university form?
- No.
- What do you want to be when you grow up?
- When I grow up...
- Mio-chan, what do you think?
- Figure it out on your own.
- Didn't you used to say you wanted to work at a kindergarten back when we were in primary school?
- I did!
- And when you read out your essay about your future dream...
- My future dream is to be a kindergarten teacher.
- I will become a kindergarten teacher and play with kids forever.
- That sounds like Yui.
- Oh, on the topic of essays...
- Mio got an award once.
- Don't bring that up!
- I want to hear it.
- Me too.
- Azusa, let's practice!
- Le{\fscx200}-
- I suggest you give up, Mio.
- {eye catch}
- When we were in grade school, Mio was quiet and meek.
- She was always reading, I think.
- And...
- What are you reading?!
- She was even more shy than she is now.
- Hey, can I see? Pretty please?
- I loved seeing her reaction, so...
- Mio-chan, you're also amazing at art!
- I bugged her all the time.
- Wow, a perfect score!
- Wow.
- I wish I was there to do that.
- Isn't that a type of bullying?
- Not at all.
- You know how kids like teasing the people they like?
- It was kinda like that.
- But we weren't all that close at first, were we?
- Of course we weren't!
- Do you know what you did to me?
- I'm getting irritated from just thinking about it.
- Give me your forehead.
- What are you going to do?
- {TS,13.50}Eye
- On my forehead...
- Don't worry, it's water-based.
- So, what happened with the essay reading?
- I thought I changed the topic.
- Oh, come on Mio.
- Tell us about it.
- I'm a triclops!
- When I was in fourth grade, I got an award for my essay from the prefecture.
- People who received an award had to read it out loud in front of everyone at the school assembly.
- I didn't want to read it, and I was feeling down, but then...
- What's wrong?
- Ritsu talked to me.
- You don't want to read your essay?
- Why not?
- Well, it's embarrassing.
- It's not embarrassing!
- It's amazing!
- It's not amazing at all.
- But you're the only person in our class who got an award.
- If it were me, I'd be bragging about it.
- Then you should have gotten the award!
- I don't want to read in front of everyone!
- I-I'm sorry...
- I didn't know... that Mio-chan could be so loud.
- She's... interesting!
- Hey, come over to my house right now.
- Let's practice!
- B-But...
- Oh, just come on.
- Now, Akiyama Mio-san from class 4-1, please go ahead.
- I can't do it.
- Is the box too low?
- Want me to raise it?
- Th-That's not the problem.
- Give me a minute.
- I'll put this here, and...
- Okay, I'm done.
- What's that?
- A pineapple!
- My dad told me that when you I'm nervous, I should think the crowd is just a bunch of potatoes.
- But I can't be a potatoe, so I'm a pineapple!
- You don't look like a pineapple at all.
- And that's how it is passed down from one person to another.
- The end.
- Akiyama Mio, class 4-1.
- I could remain calm thanks to Ritsu.
- What a fabulous story.
- You used to be such a good girl, Ritsu-senpai.
- It totally doesn't match your character...
- Don't you all know how to simply praise someone?
- So, did the essay presentation go well?
- Well, Mio wrote the essay, so the content was all fairy-tale like, and...
- Please just imagine the rest.
- But ever since, I started going over to your house more often.
- Yeah!
- I used to teach you so many things.
- Yeah, so many...
- If you want to fix your stage fright, you need to be more confident in yourself.
- First, let's fix how you talk.
- If you add "you know" at the end of the sentence, you'll be overflowing with confidence!
- I'm Akiyama Mio, you know?
- That's right, just like that!
- So many...
- I don't think I learned anything decent from you.
- Maybe I shouldn't have asked for Ritsu's help.
- Th-That's mean, Mio-chan!
- It's not like you were being reserved.
- But... I do thank you for introducing me to music... maybe.
- Mio-senpai!
- Wait, how did we get to Ritsu's and my childhood memory?
- We need to figure out you two's futures.
- Oh...
- That's right.
- To start off, don't think too hard and come up with something you want to be.
- I see.
- Then like a florist?
- That sounds pretty good.
- I'm Hirasawa Yui, a florist in this town.
- Is this flower difficult to maintain?
- I don't know.
- {TS,18.12}Bankrupt
- You might need to know a lot about plants.
- Then how about like a secretary?
- I'm rather new at being a secratary.
- And oops, I'm late again today.
- I'm sorry, I'm late!
- Your company... is next door.
- I'm so sorry!
- You might have a hard time being punctual.
- Azu-nyan, you're so brutal.
- What about a bus guide?
- Yeah!
- You can go to a lot of places for free.
- That's true.
- I am a bus guide.
- Passengers, if you look to your right...
- To your righ...
- I don't think you could do it since you get carsick easily.
- Then how about a waitress?
- I'm a waitress!
- You'd have to memorize a lot of orders.
- Then how about a baker?
- I'm a bakery!
- She might just eat them before they sell.
- That's very possible.
- Well... just put down something you can come up with.
- Something I can come up with.
- I know!
- Ricchan!
- Yeah!
- {TS,19.30}Musician
- Denied.
- Ehh?
- Why was it denied?
- When we finally wrote something...
- It didn't work, Captain!
- A musician?
- Stop goofing around!
- But... we're not.
- Nodoka-chan's laughing!
- I think she's lost all hopes for you.
- You see, it was actuall a joke I put my entire body's effort into to make Nodoka-chan laugh!
- No, that's way too far-fetched, Yui-san.
- Ui, what are you going to do once you graduate?
- I can't tell her.
- I can't tell her I want to go to where Onee-chan's going because I'm worried about her.
- I-I don't know yet.
- I see.
- Make sure you do.
- What about you?
- I'm thinking about it right now.
- You still weren't done?
- I chose a school that specializes in hair styling because I want to be a hairdresser.
- I see.
- Keio University.
- I want to pick up photography.
- They have courses for photography?
- I'm going to go to the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
- and study abroad in China.
- I'm going to a nursery school.
- I'm going to help my family's liquor store.
- I'm getting even more confused.
- {TS,21.46}For the moment
- {TS}I will do my best
- {TS}as much as I can
- Please take this form!
- Denied.
- Oh?
- Excuse me.
- -ED-
- {TS,23.50}Preview
- What's wrong, Sawa-chan?
- I'm short on sweets and tea!
- Why don't we have tea parties anymore?
- That's a good imitation!
- I'm going to lose myself...
- Yui-chan?
- Grandma!
- Thank you!
- I'm sorry for always{\fscx200}-{\r} Ow.
- My, what are you doing?
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