Hanayui no Shou 10-3E

Ehime means... - 3

[Streets of Ehime]

Fuu: What about senzanki?

Tou: A local form of karaage, where chicken is chopped into small bits, seasoned and fried.

Fuu: Pocchan dango!

Tou: Bite-sized green, yellow and brown dango on a skewer, made with matcha, chesnuts and azuki paste.

Fuu: And then you've got...

Kar: Okay, hold on a minute! We've been listening to you patiently, but it's been nothing but food talk!

Its: I'm impressed you know all those too, Tougou-senpai...

Tou: I looked into them yesterday on Fuu-senpai's request.

Fuu: What's with you, Karin. Don't want to learn about Ehime's delicious food?

Kar: Now look here. We're not here for food, we're here for a task!

SON: You won't get strong without eating food.

Kar: That might be true, but there's got to be something else to Ehime than food, right!?

Fuu: Well I'm sure you know something then. Something Ehime is famous for that's not food.

Kar: Of course I do! Uh... Matsuyama castle!

Yuu: Ooh!

Kar: Uwajima castle! Imabari castle! Oozu castle!

Fuu: Going all in with the castles, huh... Anything else?

Kar: Other than that... Uh... Sonoko, do you know anything?

SON: Fluffy...

Kar: Huh?

SON: The towels from Imabari are really fluffy!

Its: Ah, those are famous!

Tou: They use underground water from under the Souja river and the sacred Ishizuchi mountain which is low on heavy metals and is good for the fibers.

Yuu: Huh. So that's why they're so fluffy.

SON: Let's buy some fluffy towels to bring back!

Fuu: Hmm, I see. Castles and towels. Anything else?

Kar: You want more!?

Fuu: There's no such thing as an excess of knowledge. We Heroes need this sort of useful info about all of the regions!

Tou: Although the Jukai covers everything when we fight...

Fuu: Silence! Let's get to business already!