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[00:45] N
A beautiful nation,
prospering since ancient times,
[00:51] N
Japan has many countless stories,
folk tales, and legends known to all.
[01:00] N
Look carefully in those stories,
and you'll occasionally find
[01:03] ---
the faces of the fairies
from beyond the Fairy Ring.
[01:10] N
The anime-chans, given life by
the fairies, live in the stories.
[01:18] N
The Fairy Rings connect to
the folk tales of your city.
[01:25] N
And open the door, and you may
get to meet living anime-chans.
[01:33] N
Yes, this is the land where
you get to meet anime-chans.
SIGN A land where you get to meet
anime-chans
[01:47] A
Once upon a time,
[01:50] ---
in the land of fairies,
there lived a group of adorable girls.
[01:56] A
They loved to sing, dance, and act,
and so they formed a troupe.
[02:03] A
They created and performed
in many stories based on
[02:08] ---
Japanese folk tales passed
down through the generations.
[02:14] A
The Fairy Land Folktales.
[02:35] A
Now, today's story...
[02:43] Yellow
It's time for the second half of The
Crane Repays a Debt and Kasajizou.
[03:03] Yellow
The old man had saved a crane from a trap.
[03:07] Yellow
That night, a beautiful lady appeared at his
and his wife's home, lost in the snow storm.
[03:15] Yellow
The girl would come to live with the two.
[03:19] Yellow
And...
[03:21] Pal
In return, I will weave for you.
[03:26] Porc
You're going to make cloths for us?
[03:28] Pal
Yes.
[03:29] Pal
But there's one thing I
would like you to promise.
[03:33] Porc
What's that?
[03:35] Pal
Please don't ever watch me as I'm weaving.
[03:40] Pal
If you do, I will have to leave this home.
[03:44] Porc
All right, we promise.
[03:48] N
The cloths that the girl
wove were beautiful indeed.
[03:52] N
They sold for a very high price in town.
[03:55] N
The girl wove day after day,
and she gradually became gaunt.
SIGN Mizunara Mai
Voice: Hiratsuka Hina
SIGN Yamadori B. Porcini
Voice: Iwasaki Haruka
[04:12] Porc
I appreciate her weaving for us,
but I worry about her health.
[04:16] Mai
I know.
[04:20] Pal
I've finished weaving a cloth.
SIGN Mitrula Paludosa
Voice: Yoshizawa Rurika
[04:23] Porc
Thank you.
[04:24] Porc
But you look even more worn out.
[04:28] Porc
You aren't pushing yourself
too hard, are you?
[04:30] Pal
No, don't worry about me.
[04:32] Pal
Oh no, I'm getting dizzy.
[04:34] Porc
Poor thing, you're completely exhausted.
[04:37] Mai
You can stop weaving.
[04:39] Mai
Get some good rest.
[04:45] N
The old man has come to town to sell
the cloth that his daughter had woven.
[04:51] Porc
Come get cloths.
[04:54] Porc
Beautiful cloths.
[05:00] A
I don't know.
[05:01] B
I don't need so many.
[05:03] C
I don't have any money on me.
[05:06] D
Maybe next time.
[05:07] N
Perhaps it was just before payday;
the cloth would not sell at all.
[05:12] Porc
I guess not every day can be a good day.
[05:14] N
Just then, an elderly
umbrella seller arrived.
[05:20] Yellow
Pardon me...
[05:22] Porc
Yes, what is it?
[05:24] Yellow
My daughter is turning twenty soon.
[05:28] Yellow
I'd like to make her a
kimono for the occasion.
[05:31] Yellow
That beautiful cloth of yours...
[05:35] Porc
Would you like to buy it?
[05:37] Yellow
No, I'd love to, but I don't have the money.
[05:41] Yellow
Would you offer it in exchange
for these unsold umbrellas?
[05:46] Porc
Those umbrellas? This cloth?
[05:49] Yellow
I want to see my daughter smile.
[05:52] Porc
Sure thing.
[05:54] N
The old man traded his
cloth for the umbrellas.
[06:00] Porc
Anyone want umbrellas?
[06:04] A
Umbrellas...
[06:05] B
I don't think I need any.
[06:07] C
I don't know, I mean, those?
[06:09] Porc
The economy sure is terrible these days.
[06:18] N
Day became night, and a storm set in.
[06:26] N
On his way home, as the old
man passed through Jizou Pass,
[06:31] ---
he came across five Jizou statues
watching over the village.
[06:39] N
Their heads were covered in snow.
[06:44] Porc
Poor you.
[06:45] Porc
You must be cold.
[07:49] Porc
Huh?
[07:50] Porc
I don't have enough umbrellas.
[07:52] Porc
Oh, all right.
[07:53] N
The old man gave his own
umbrella to the Jizou.
[08:00] Porc
There we go.
[08:02] Porc
Thank you for watching over us.
[08:09] N
The old man told the old woman and their
daughter about what had just happened.
[08:15] Porc
I'm sorry, you worked so hard on that cloth.
[08:19] Pal
No, I'm just glad that the
Jizous can be warm now.
[08:26] Porc
I'm glad you say so.
[08:28] Mai
I'm sure the Jizous appreciate it, too.
[08:32] Porc
You're right.
[08:37] N
That night, from nowhere in particular,
they could hear noise and singing.
[08:44] Jizous
Heave-ho, one two three!
[08:47] Jizous
Heave-ho, one two three!
[08:50] Jizous
Heave-ho, one two three!
[08:57] N
The old man and woman were
awakened from their sleep.
[09:03] Porc
What is that racket?
[09:08] N
In front of their home, they find
all kinds of rice, fish, and coins.
[09:18] Mai
Who would do such a thing?!
[09:21] Porc
Could it be...
[09:25] N
They caught a glimpse of the Jizous
heading home, umbrellas on their heads.
[09:31] Jizous
Heave-ho, thanks, yo!
[09:44] Porc
I knew it. The Jizous had come to thank me.
[09:48] Mai
How grateful I am.
[09:55] Pink
I heard he put umbrellas
on the Jizous' heads,
[09:58] ---
and they brought them money and feasts!
[10:01] Yellow
It sure is important to be good all the time.
[10:06] N
Having overheard them,
the old man next door said...
[10:10] Jo Hisaishi
That's good to know.
[10:11] Jo Hisaishi
This time!
[10:15] N
And so he went to Jizou Pass.
[10:18] Jo Hisaishi
Man, I'm exhausted.
[10:20] Jo Hisaishi
Oh, look, rice cakes.
[10:22] Jo Hisaishi
Thank you.
[10:25] Jo Hisaishi
Ptoo, it's all stiff and yucky.
[10:27] Jo Hisaishi
Now, then, I'll take these umbrellas
home and give you something more fun.
SIGN Dump
[10:36] Jo Hisaishi
Let's see, what can I give you...
[10:38] Jo Hisaishi
Now, wear this washtub.
[10:41] Jo Hisaishi
And for you, an orange peel.
[10:42] Jo Hisaishi
Slippers.
[10:43] Jo Hisaishi
Hey, magazines.
[10:47] Jo Hisaishi
There we go.
[10:48] Jo Hisaishi
All right, be sure to bring me plenty.
[10:54] N
That night, from nowhere in particular,
they could hear noise and singing.
[11:00] Jizous
Heave-ho, one two three!
[11:14] Jo Hisaishi
Here they come.
[11:18] Jo Hisaishi
Have you come bringing treasures?
[11:20] Jizous
Pickling stones!
[11:23] Jo Hisaishi
Why does this always happen?!
[11:27] Jizous
Heave-ho, you got owned!
[11:41] N
Meanwhile, at the old man's house,
their daughter was weaving cloths again.
[11:50] N
They'd become even wealthier,
SIGN They got a huge LCD TV, a fridge, and a microwave
[11:53] N
but they couldn't stop worrying
about their daughter's health.
[11:56] Porc
Just what is she putting herself
through to weave those cloths?
[12:00] N
The old man and woman, terribly worried,
couldn't help but look in the room.
[12:08] N
There, they saw the crane that
the old man had helped before.
[12:13] N
The crane had been using its own feathers
to weave those beautiful cloths.
[12:19] Pal
Now that you've seen me, I must leave.
[12:24] Porc
What?
[12:26] Porc
Must you really?
[12:30] Pal
Thank you, Grandpa, Grandma,
for all you've done for me.
[12:35] Pal
I was happy during my time with you.
[12:38] Mai
Pal-chan...
[12:45] N
The crane flew off into the snowy sky.
[12:50] Mai
Pal-chan!
[12:56] N
The old man and old woman watched
long after she was gone.
[13:31] N
What will the next episode be?
[13:34] N
See you then.
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