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To address the financial questions that go with studying in America, Nagahara explains that Tarou is getting all costs covered by the university and would receive a research salary in addition to that.
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When Tarou’s younger siblings accidentally break a vase in their new home, the housemaid demands that they pay for its 600 million yen cost.
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It’s once again time for the students to fill out forms listing their college aspirations, but Tarou again writes that he’s choosing employment over school.
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Having returned from his latest part time job with his pay, an exhausted Tarou has to juggle his family duties such as playing with his siblings and cooking for the family.
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It’s swelteringly hot outside, so the Yamada siblings are cooling down by trying to enjoy themselves in a tiny inflatable pool not designed to fit them all.
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When the results for final exams are released, Tarou and Takuya once again sit at the top of the list with perfect scores.
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Takako is so distraught upon learning that Tarou is actually poor that she runs straight home, without even noticing the man that she passes along the way.
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Examining the vegetable garden at home one day, Tarou finds that his eggplants are still quite small and urges them to do their best, vowing that he will too.
Remember to do some facial stretching before watching this show, or you’ll pull a cheek muscle from smiling too much.