Trivia and Notes.txt
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Additional Info | Trivia Episode 1 * Some people might know this already but the OP of Tamayura is Sakamoto Maaya’s version of the Kiki’s Delivery Service ED. * Another thing some people might know already, Fu’s camera is a Rolei 35S. * The name of the city the OVA takes place is Takehara, located somewhere in Hiroshima. * The food that the 4 girls ate at Hoboro is an Okonomiyaki. It’s a Japanese Pancake with various ingredients like meat, vegetables, egg, or seafood. It literally means grilled-with-anything-you-like, that’s why the ingredients tend to be different in various regions. * Ever wondered what dialect the Hoboro lady was speaking? She spoke in Hiroshima-ben or Hiroshima dialect. Episode 2 * The name of the Sawatari family’s cafe is Cafe Tamayura. * Kaoru mentioned the name “Yanagi”, it’s a kind of tea made from leaves that look like willow leaves. For more information, visit here. * Shihomi’s camera is a Nikon D700 Digital SLR Camera. * The strange flute-like thingy Maon was playing at around 18:00 is an Ocarina. Episode 3 * The insert song’s name is Naisho no Hanashi, it’s included in Nakajima Megumi’s Tamayura ED single. * Sayomi’s camera is a Canon Powershot D10. Episode 4 * On 10:17 the 2 girls are carrying something familiar… If you have watched Kimi ni Todoke, they are carrying an Ojizou-san. If you haven’t watched Kimi ni Todoke then an Ojizou-san is a small stone statue commonly said to watch over children. * The Insert & ED song’s name is Natsudori, it’s included in Nakajima Megumi’s Tamayura ED single. TL Notes Episode 1 * I’m sure some people are wondering why we spelled the MC’s name as “Fu” instead of “Fuu”. That’s because we’re just following the spelling in the official website. * The misspellings during the scene where the girls are eating Okonomiyaki are intentional since they were talking while eating pipping hot food. Episode 2 * What is “uki”? It’s the sound monkeys make according to Japan. “Uki” is to monkeys as “meow” is to cats. Episode 3 Episode 4 * Fu-chan saying “We’re going naow.” was intentional, she was nervous and stumbling on her words. |
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