Hanayui no Shou 10-1E

Ehime means... - 1

[Streets of Ehime]

Fuu: Well now, we've finally come! Ehime!

Its: We got here in an instant, this is like magic!

Yuu: Amazing, I had no idea Shinju-sama could even do teleporting!

Tou: It must be because the world we're in is special, no?

SON: It would be even more amazing if it could do that in the real world.

Kar: We could've gotten some nice training out of running here. It's spoiling you people.

Yuu: By the way, what kind of place is Ehime? I've never been here before.

Fuu: Well, Ehime means...

Its: Ehime means?..

Fuu: Mandarins!

Yuu: Ah, I've heard about that. Ehime mandarins, right?

Kar: That's the same thing she said.

Tou: Apparently in Ehime you can turn the faucet and mandarin juice will start pouring...

Yuu: Wha-!? No way!

SON: All-you-can-drink!

Kar: Tougou, is that true?

Tou: It seems to be an urban legend that spread because of one particular faucet specifically set up for an event.

Fuu: Mandarin udon is a real thing that exists, though.

Yuu: Mandarin udon!? W-What, you dip udon in mandarin soup when eating!?

Fuu: Not soup. They use mandarin juice instead of water when making the noodles.

Tou: Fuu-senpai, have you tried it?

Fuu: Nope, I haven't. That's why I'm so excited for it! They say the noodles are yellow in colour, and have a faint sweetness to them.

SON: So they're mandarin-flavoured!

Fuu: The best way to eat them is apparently as cold saru udon, and they go really well with tempura!

Yuu: That sounds delicious! Let's have that for lunch!

Its: So they're famous for their mandarins and have udon made with them... Onee-chan, is there anything else?

Fuu: Eh? Else?

Kar: Guess your knowledge doesn't go much further than udon-related topics.

Fuu: What was that? There's more where that came from. Ehime means...

Its: Ehime means?..