Nichijou 63
Daily Nichijou Chapter
David Long
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Parker Scott
Julian Long
Nicholas Russell
Adrian Russell
Done. This is the most Japanese a gag has gotten lately.
Benjamin Smith
glad to see hakase losing for once
what game are they playing?
thanks
Matthew Wood
To clarify, this version of karuta actually exists. It's likely one based on gunma prefecture: www9.wind.ne.jp
The answers and corresponding image cards are such:
Shinobu: www9.wind.ne.jp
Onions and konnyaku: www9.wind.ne.jp
Crane Native to Gunma: www9.wind.ne.jp
Tomioka Silk: www9.wind.ne.jp
Nijima Jou: www9.wind.ne.jp
Teapot of Morinji: www9.wind.ne.jp
In conclusion, Sakamoto may be from Gunma, and please watch You Don't Know Gunma Yet.
Jayden Davis
She's a real brat but Hakase can be pretty cute at times, I'm sure she's a good girl deep down
Thanks as always OP!
Xavier Morgan
As said by Sakamoto, they play Karuta. Traditional variant has has poems written on cards in halves. A judge reads the first half and players compete in speed with which they can spot and touch the card with the second half of the poem.
See also: Chihayafuru.
Aaron Flores
I don't get it.
Adrian Smith
It was nice to see Sakamoto nailing the game. Thanks OP, a cute follow-up to the Sakurai chapter.
Thomas White
that's cool. thanks
Brody Sanders
nano is the casual way to say desu ka, which is asking a question so she says Nano, dochi (which) nano?
Lincoln Torres
josephine spotted
Jose Rodriguez
Imagine losing to a cat in a card game, lmao.
Brayden Edwards
>In conclusion, Sakamoto may be from Gunma, and please watch You Don't Know Gunma Yet.
In the first chapter with Sakamoto, don't Nano and Hakase remark that he speaks in Kansai dialect?
Grayson King
Thanks.
Alexander Mitchell
Specifically Osaka dialect, but yes. Gunma is in the Honshu region, so I did get that wrong.
Hunter Thomas
This version seems far more simple than the one with the poems, since you are just looking for pictures, if I understood it correctly.
Tyler Baker
Yeah, this one is a regional variant of iroha karuta. Iroha karuta is super popular because it's less to memorize, and usually have a hiragana character that matches the first syllable of the hint phrase.
Lucas Morris
I don't think she is good deep down.
Jose Sanders
thanks OP
thank you user
Dylan Wood
counter argument: she made Nano
Zachary Myers
Thanks OP
Evan Sanchez
The normal version seems ridiculously difficult. I could never do it, my brain could just not memorize something like that. Maybe it's slightly easier if you're born Japanese and speak it but it's still so many cards and different poems. I can't believe people are actually capable of mastering something that requires that much thought.
Andrew Torres
Nano was probably just a robot used to things she doesn't want to or doesn't understand by it training itself using certain materials, but she got struck by lightning and now she has a personality.
Robert Russell
And look how she treats her.
Anthony Lopez
Liam Sullivan
that seems dangerous
Jeremiah Morales
She's a sturdy girl.
Charles Cruz
for the train
Jaxon Adams
She almost cried when she stubbed her toe on a door frame.
Zachary Sullivan
She's just imitating human behavior.