E7.1 - Himeno's Piece
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SIGN Trying hand-building pottery
SIGN Narration: Honizumi Rina
[00:02] ---
This time, we're trying out hand-building pottery.
[00:05] ---
I wonder what we'll end up making!
SIGN fad(300,1)}MANEKI KECHA*
SIGN A girls' trip to the stage of
Let's Make a Mug Too, Tajimi
SIGN We're trying pottery again!
This time hand-building!
[00:46] wom
Yay!
SIGN Plays Kukuri Mika Plays Naruse Naoko Plays Toyokawa Himenoi Plays Aoki Toko
Serizawa Yu Wakai Yuki Tanaka Minami Honizumi Rina
[00:48] tan
We've changed outfits!
[00:50] wom
So cute.
[00:51] wom
These are so cute!
[00:52] hon
Should we be saying that ourselves?
[00:54] tan
Our own styles.
[00:55] wom
All these colors.
[00:56] wom
Yeah! We're so colorful!
[00:58] wom
I like that we have different colors.
[00:59] wom
Yeah huh?
[01:00] wak
We've done some pottery already
so now we're psyched up.
[01:04] wom
This time it's more serious than before.
[01:06] wom
True.
[01:07] wom
That's why we're psyched.
[01:09] ser
Work clothes also get you in that mode, huh?
[01:11] wom
Yeah, true.
[01:13] wak
We did come here to try pottery again.
[01:17] tan
Let's go in, then.
[01:17] wom
Let's go!
[01:17] hon
I'm going to try hard.
[01:22] nar
We're at the Voice Workshop again where
we made cups on the pottery wheel.
SIGN Azuchi Momoyama Tojinosato Voice Workshop
SIGN Hand-building
SIGN You make things by shaping the clay on the table. There are
no restrictions on the shape, so you can make whatever you like.
[01:26] nar
Today we're going to use a technique
called hand-building to make plates!
[01:31] tea
I'll start off by showing you how it's done.
[01:35] wom
Wow!
[01:37] wom
That's... cute!
[01:38] wom
It takes me back to when I was little.
[01:39] wom
Yeah.
SIGN Voice Workshop
SIGN Yamaura Toshimi-san
SIGN Pound the clay to spread it out
[01:41] nar
After you give the clay a generous pounding,
SIGN Use a rolling pin to stretch it further
[01:45] nar
you use a rolling pin to further
stretch it out to an even height.
[01:48] nar
Then you cut out any shape you like.
SIGN Cut out the shape you like
[01:49] tea
So you just cut away the
part you don't need.
[01:52] all
Ah-ha.
SIGN Stretch out some clay into a coil shape
Score the clay acting as the base
[01:54] nar
After you stretch out some
clay into a coil shape,
[01:57] nar
you score the clay that will be the base.
[01:57] tea
I'm just making these marks.
[02:00] wak
That's like apple pie.
[02:00] ser
Like pie dough.
[02:01] wak
Yeah!
[02:02] wom
Just like pie dough!
[02:04] ser
It's looking like a pie.
[02:05] wom
Right.
[02:05] tea
By scoring the clay, the pieces
will stick together securely.
[02:11] ser
This reminds me of making tarts.
[02:13] waK
Yeah, Minami, you are
probably good at that.
[02:14] tan
Really?
[02:15] wak
You look like you're good at making sweets.
[02:17] tea
When you're connecting the pieces,
you use this mud, or slip.
SIGN Apply slip on the scored areas as an adhesive
[02:21] tea
I'm applying it on the rim.
[02:21] wom
Slip...
[02:26] wak
That's like making potstickers.
[02:29] wom
Food again!
[02:30] wak
Why do we always think of food?!
[02:32] wom
Seriously!
[02:32] wom
Are we that hungry? Or what?
[02:35] wom
Wow!
SIGN Add height by stacking up coils of clay
[02:36] nar
Repeat the process of adding
clay to the foundation
[02:40] nar
until you reach your desired height.
[02:45] wak
Am I the only one who
thinks that looks tasty?
[02:48] wom
Like a tart?
[02:49] wak
It looks so good.
[02:52] hon
It makes you want to put fruit on.
SIGN Begin plate making
[02:55] nar
We will be making plates for eating curry.
[02:59] nar
We actually made plans to
all make curry together!
[03:02] wom
It's a good stress relief.
SIGN Pound the clay to spread it out
[03:05] wom
This hurts!
[03:07] wom
This is hard!
[03:09] wom
This much?
[03:11] Wom
Ouch!
[03:12] hon
It's fun!
[03:14] tan
Yeah, it's fun.
[03:16] wak
Yes, but it hurts.
[03:18] wom
You kinda get attached to this clay huh?
[03:20] ser
I'm not good at physical labor.
SIGN Use a rolling pin to stretch it further
[03:24] nar
Next, we use a rolling pin
to really stretch it out.
[03:29] wom
In the beginning you need quite a lot of—
[03:30] wom
Oh, it's stretching!
[03:31] wom
—power.
[03:34] ser
Yuki, you're short even when you stand up.
[03:36] waK
This is standing, this is sitting.
[03:37] wom
There!
[03:38] wom
I think this is pretty good if I flip it.
[03:40] wom
But it's 7 mm, right?
[03:41] tea
First you go side to side.
[03:42] wom
Then up and down, right?
[03:45] wom
This is so fun!
[03:46] hon
It feels really nice when it stretches out.
[03:47] wak
This is getting the tension
out of my arms, so nice.
[03:50] tan
This like an arm massage, and it feels good.
[03:56] wom
This feels good!
[03:59] nar
Next, we have to decide the
shape of the plates.
SIGN Cut out the shape you want for your plate
[04:03] nar
This was the toughest part!
[04:06] wom
This is crucial.
[04:07] wom
Wait, really?
[04:08] tan
Yeah, it really is.
[04:09] wak
What should I do... maybe a heart?
[04:11] all
Cute!
[04:14] ser
Too cute!
[04:16] ser
Really, a heart?
[04:18] ser
Then maybe I'll go for a star!
[04:19] all
A star?! A star!
[04:20] hon
That would be so much work!
[04:22] hon
What should I do?
[04:23] hon
Maybe I'll just do an ellipse, like this.
[04:29] tan
That's a really nice ellipse already!
[04:32] wak
Like, that's good enough.
[04:33] wom
Yeah, just fire it like that.
[04:37] wom
I see.
[04:38] ser
A cute cat.
[04:40] wak
That's super cute.
[04:41] wak
Like a kid's plate.
[04:43] ser
Mom, I want curry!
[04:44] ser
That has to go on a kid plate.
[04:47] wak
And you need a flag in the rice.
[04:48] wak
We've all got our own thing going, huh?
[04:50] tan
I'm doing a diamond shape.
[04:52] wak
Diamond.
[04:52] hon
Diamond shape, that's fancy!
[04:54] wom
That's really pretty!
[04:55] wom
There aren't that many
plates with that shape.
SIGN Stack up coils of clay
[04:59] nar
The next step is to stack up coils of clay!
[05:03] tea
Do it in a rolling motion.
[05:04] ser
Rolling motion.
[05:06] ser
This is fun!
[05:07] tan
This is like making candy.
[05:09] wom
Oh, yeah!
[05:10] wom
Like Kintaro candy.
[05:11] wom
Kintaro candy!
[05:12] wom
Kintaro candy.
[05:13] ser
This feels so good!
[05:15] ser
It's really nice!
[05:17] ser
You should hurry up so you
can get to touching this.
[05:18] wom
You're one step ahead of us.
[05:20] ser
This feels so good!
[05:22] hon
It's a bit of a battle against time.
[05:23] wom
Oh right.
[05:24] tan
Yeah since I'm taking my time,
it's starting to dry out!
[05:27] hon
It's starting to get dry.
[05:28] tan
Crap.
[05:29] hon
Oh, crap!
[05:35] wom
We're all so serious.
[05:38] wak
I'll put this inside.
[05:40] wom
You're right it doesn't go
so well when it's hard.
[05:48] wom
Oh, no. We shouldn't have been chatting so much!
[05:51] tan
The panic is setting in!
[05:53] wak
What are you doing? The camera?
[05:55] ser
The camera was there, so I had to.
[05:57] ser
Can't forget to be appealing for the camera.
[05:59] wak
That's very important.
[06:01] tan
This is fun.
[06:03] hon
I don't know how to put it, but
because you're touching it a lot,
[06:07] tan
Yeah.
[06:07] hon
it just feels so...
[06:08] wak
It literally feels handmade.
[06:10] hon
Right, so different from the pottery wheel.
[06:12] ser
That's true.
[06:13] ser
I feel like I did a lot with clay
during free experimentation time.
[06:16] hon
Oh, yeah. Free experimentation.
[06:16] wom
Right, those free hours!
[06:18] hon
That brings back memories,
free experimentation.
[06:18] ser
What was that stuff that hardened?
[06:21] ser
Oh, papier mâché!
[06:21] wom
We used that!
[06:23] tan
Papier mâché!
[06:25] wak
Papier mâché!
[06:25] wak
Papier mâché!
[06:26] tan
We painted those, too.
[06:28] hon
Yeah, we colored them and dried them.
[06:29] tan
You could do a lot with that.
[06:30] hon
Exactly.
[06:32] wak
Free experimentation, huh?
[06:33] wak
Is that the same as treasure making?
[06:35] wom
Treasure making?
[06:37] ser
What is treasure making?!
[06:38] wak
For people in Gifu, it's treasure making.
[06:40] wom
Whoa, what?
[06:40] wom
Wait, what is that?
[06:42] wak
You're talking about making treasures
during summer break, right?
[06:43] ser
What?! We didn't do that!
[06:47] hon
Wait, I never heard of that.
[06:49] ser
Did you make treasures every year?
[06:50] wak
Yeah.
[06:52] tan
Hello, that's so wonderful?
[06:54] tan
It was.
[06:54] tan
Treasure making during summer break.
[06:58] ser
If I had a daughter,
I'd want her to go there.
[07:01] ser
That's way too precious.
[07:02] wom
Yeah, it is!
[07:04] nar
In the end, we use small pieces
of clay or stamps to decorate!
SIGN Finish it off with decorations
[07:08] ser
My idea is to add the
whiskers inside the plate.
[07:12] wom
There.
[07:12] wom
You're already there? You're so fast.
[07:16] wom
Wow, cute! Really cute!
[07:17] wom
Cute!
[07:19] hon
I hope this turns out.
[07:21] hon
This is hard.
[07:23] ser
That's really cute.
[07:25] wom
Looking good.
[07:26] wom
Really lovely.
[07:26] ser
You can really feel the love of the maker.
[07:30] wom
Yeah you can feel that.
[07:31] wak
It'll make you feel good about
having finished your plate.
[07:35] wom
Oh, that's a good point.
[07:35] hon
This is amazing.
[07:36] all
Our personalities are really showing here.
[07:40] ser
What are your thoughts?
[07:43] wak
Since I only had the pottery
wheel image in my head,
[07:47] wak
when I heard pottery, you know?
This kind of plate—
[07:50] wak
or that plates are made
this way— was interesting.
[07:53] tan
It was just like how it was
to play with clay as a kid.
[07:58] wom
Brought back memories huh?
[07:58] tan
Yeah exactly.
[08:00] wom
Totally.
[08:02] hon
There must be still a ton of techniques
we haven't even seen yet.
[08:06] hon
Yeah, there is still so
much we don't know yet!
[08:07] wom
That makes sense.
[08:09] hon
I think the more I learn,
the more I'd want to learn,
[08:13] hon
the more I'd want to try.
[08:14] tan
I want to grow... through pottery.
[08:16] wak
Yes! I want to grow too!
[08:17] wak
I want to get better at this too!
[08:20] wak
I'll need to try hard to be the
best pottery voice actress.
[08:24] hon
Oh, nice!
[08:24] tan
That sounds cool!
[08:26] ser
I've never heard of that combo.
[08:27] hon
You'd be the person in the
industry for collabs.
[08:30] wak
Let's go for that, pottery voice actresses.
[08:32] wak
That's what I want to be.
[08:34] nar
Our first attempt at hand-building
right in Tajimi!
[08:38] nar
But it's not over yet!
SIGN Serizawa Yū's work
SIGN Wakai Yūki's work
SIGN Tanaka Minami's work
SIGN Honizumi Rina's work
[08:42] nar
What colors should use to paint these?
SIGN Next time: Let's change into yukatas and fully enjoy Tajimi's summer
[08:47] nar
Next time we change into yukatas
and get into the summer spirit.
[08:49] ser
Cute!
[08:52] nar
We're going to fully enjoy Tajimi's summer!
[08:54] hon
It's getting bigger.
[08:56] tan
It's sparkling!
[08:57] wak
Oh yeah, it's sparkling.
[08:58] wak
Wow!
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