Hanayui no Shou 26-3H

[Kouchi - beach]

Yum: For you, Mebuki-san, I would suggest piping hot rice with a generous topping of dried anchovies...

Yum: Nori and grated daikon, sprinkled with sesame seeds and other herbs, with a dash of yuzu vinegar...

Yum: Kamaage chirimen bowl, please enjoy!

Meb: That sounds delicious... *Gulp*

Aya: I'm starting to feel hungry.

Yum: For you, Kokudo-san, I would choose omurice made using Kouchi's famous sugar tomatoes!

Aya: I'm glad to hear that. They must be very sweet tomatoes, right?

Yum: Precisely! Growing sweet tomatoes in Kouchi is easy thanks to the large differences in temperature.

Sum: The average tomato has 5.0 grams of sugar per 100 grams, but sugar tomatoes stand at 8.0 grams, even exceeding strawberries.

Suz: Huuuh. Miroku-san, did you know that?

Yum: Eh? O-Of course I did! Eight point zero. A miracle of eight point zero, indeed!

Gin: Here, here! I want to eat some B-grade snacks that you can get for cheap!

Yum: Then look no further than perayaki.

Son: Perayaki? I've never heard of that before. What kind of snack is that?

Yum: A very thin variation of okonomiyaki, made with only green onions and fried fish paste.

Yum: It costs between a mere 300-500 yen, so even eating it every day would not be strainful for your purse.

Suz: Ever so commoner-like.

Meb: Well, let's get moving then.

Shi: Yeah. I'm going to search for a ramen place.

Gin: Ah, sorry! I wanted to ask something else!

Yum: What is it? If this is about dessert, then there is ice cream with fried eggplant and yuzu flavours, plus candied sweet potato...

Gin: I'm curious about that too, but... What are the UMAs of Kouchi!?

Yum: Huh? There is that famous Sakamoto...

Shi: Ryouma.

Yum: Those we have two of in the Hero Club...

Shi: Yuuna.

Son: UMA means Unidentified Mysterious Animal.

Sum: Aaah... I'm getting a deja vu. Gin! I told you off back in Tokushima, didn't I!?

Gin: Just a little, okay!? I want to know if there are any or not!

Meb: UMA means tsuchinoko and other mysterious creatures like that, right?

Suz: Ahaha. Oh there's no way there could ever be anything like that here. Right, Miroku-san?

Yum: I can hazard a guess concerning that...

Suz: There aaaare!?