Sakura Quest Episode 24

悠久のオベリスク
Yuukyuu no Obelisk
― The Eternal Obelisk


●法被も届いたよ。
　Happi mo todoita yo
― The happi have arrived!

Happi (法被, 半被) is a traditional Japanese straight-sleeved coat usually made of indigo or brown cotton and imprinted with a distinctive mon (crest). They are usually worn only to festivals. Originally, these represented the crest of a family, as happi were worn by house servants. Later, the coats commonly began to display the crests of shops and organisations. Firefighters in the past also used to wear happi; the symbol on their backs referred to the group with which they were associated. In English, "happi" is most often translated as "happi coat" or "happy coat". (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happi)

●私は好きです、餡子がぎっしり詰まってるところが特に。/ それは月餅ね。
　Watashi wa suki desu anko ga gisshiri tsumatteru tokoro ga toku ni / Sore wa geppei ne
― I like absoebent things. It helps when they're quilted. / We're not talking about paper towels here.

Mooncakes in Japan are known as geppei (月餅), a direct translation of the Chinese name. They are associated with Chinese culture and are sold all year round, mainly in Japan's Chinatowns. Azuki (red bean) paste is the most popular filling for these mooncakes, but other sorts of beans as well as chestnut are also used. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mooncake)

合併 (gappei): absorption

Sakura Quest Episode 23

雪解けのクリスタル
Yukidoke no Kurisutaru
― The Crystal of Melting Snow


●後味あんま良くないね。
　atoaji anma yokunai ne
― but I don't think it's a very good message.

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Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun Episode 9
○バッドエンドの後味の悪さを緩和してみたんだけど…
　Bad-end no atoaji no warusa wo kanwa shite miten dakedo
― I tried to soften the bad taste you get from that ending...

●ポルトガルのパステルデナタっていうそうです。
　Porutogaru no pastel de nata tte iu sou desu
― Apparently, it's a pastel de nata from Portugal.

cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastel_de_nata

●洋菓子屋の話をよく和菓子屋に持ってこられたもんだね。
　Yougashiya no hanashi wo yoku wagashiya ni motte korareta mon dane
― It's impressive, bringing a proposal for a pastry shop to a Japanese confectionary.

Sakura Quest Episode 22

新月のルミナリエ
Shingetsu no Luminarie
― The New Moon Luminarie

●縦読み

　Tateyomi

― Read it vertically?

●野毛さんって家業を継いで本屋さんになったんじゃないんですね？

　Noge-san tte kagyou wo tsuide honya-san ni nattan ja naindesu ne

― Noge, you didn't inherit your bookstore from your family, did you?

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Natsume Yujin-cho Go Episode 3

○この家業を継ぐと決めた時から、覚悟はしているよ。

　Kono kagyou wo tsugu to kimeta toki kara kakugo wa shiteiru yo

― But when I decided to go into the family's line of work, I was ready for it.

●奥歯、乳歯がグラグラしてる。

　Okuba nyuushi ga guragura shiteru

― You've got a loose baby molar.

乳歯: baby tooth

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Punchline Episode 9

○残りの9本を全部折ったら、次は奥歯だ。

　Nokori no kyuuhon wo zenbu ottara tsugi wa okuba da

― After I'm done breaking the other nine fingers, your molars are next.

Sakura Quest Episode 21

氷の町のピクシー
Koori no Machi no Pikushī
― The Pixie in the Town of Ice


●こっちは年も明けてこれからが冬本番だってのに。
　Kocchi wa toshi mo akete korekara ga fuyu honban datte noni
― While here, the new year means the darkest depths of winter for us...

●あぁ、丑松会長は今日はちょっと所用がありまして。
　Aa Ushimatsu kaichou wa kyou wa chotto shoyou ga arimashite
― Oh... Mr. Kadota has a previous engagement...

●お年玉貯めたのが少しはある。
　Otoshidama tametano ga sukoshi wa aru
― I saved up some New Year's gift money.

On New Year's Day, Japanese people have a custom of giving money to children, known as otoshidama. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_New_Year#Otoshidama)

●ネットカフェ。/ 中学生は泊めてくれないよ。
　Netto kafe / Chuugakusei wa tomete kurenai yo
― Internet cafes. / They won't let a middle schooler stay there.

Children under 18 are not allowed to use internet cafes from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Sakura Quest Episode 20

聖夜のフェニックス
Seiya no Fenikkusu
― The Phoenix in the Holy Night


●告知が足りなかったかな？
　Kokuchi ga tarinakatta kana
― Maybe we didn't give enough warning?

●ちゃんと閉校式やってないんだ。
　Chanto heikou-shiki yattenainda
― but there was never any closing ceremony.

●揚げパンもメニューに入れとけ、と！
　Agepan mo menyū ni iretoke to
― You needed to have fried bread on the menu!

●雪を食べつくせば、春が来ます。
　Yuki wo tabetsukuseba haru ga kimasu
― If you eat all the snow, spring will come.

●私はアトリエが欲しいです。
　Tawashi wa atorie ga hoshii desu
― I want a studio.

atelier

Sakura Quest Episode 19

霧のフォークロア
Kiri no Folklore
― The Foggy Folklore


●血まみれサンタ…
　Chimamire Santa
― The Blood-Soaked Santa...

●お約束だね。
　Oyakusoku dane
― Right on time.

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Denki-gai no Honya-san Episode 2
○お約束だ！
　Oyakusoku da
― Typical!

●ここは私の母校だ！
　Koko wa watashi no bokou da
― This is my alma mater!

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Denpa Kyoushi Episode 1
○母校というのも重圧が少なくて、良いこと尽くめの話だ。
　Bokou to iu no mo juuatsu ga sukunakute ii koto zukume no hanashi da
― The fact that this job is at my alma mater means less pressure, icing on the cake.

Sakura Quest Episode 18

ミネルヴァの杯
Mineruva no Sakazuki
― Minerva's Saké Saucer


●私たちいいように利用されたのよ、教授に。
　Watashi-tachi ii youni riyou saretano yo kyouju ni
― The professor has been using us for his own gain.

●在宅クーデター
　Zaitaku kūdetā
― An at-home coup d'état...

●それからビール3ケースに乾き物、
　Sore kara bīru san case ni kawakimono ato
― I'd also like three cases of beer with some snacks,

●由乃ちゃん悪目立ちするタイプだから。
　Yoshino-chan warumedachi suru type dakara
― Yoshi always sticks out like a sore thumb.

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My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU TOO! Episode 3
○私、結構悪目立ちって言うんですか？
　Watashi kekkou warumedachi tte iundesu ka
― I stand out in a bad way, I guess?

Sakura Quest Episode 17

スフィンクスの戯れ
Sufinkusu no Tawamure
― The Sphinx's Antics


●剣鉾、吊太鼓、黄金の龍。
　Kenboko Tsuri-daiko Ougon no Ryuu
― The Staff, the Hanging Drum, and the Golden Dragon.

●文化人類学
　Bunka jinrui-gaku
― "Cultural Anthropology"...

●ただかなりの偏屈爺さんだよ。
　Tada kanari no henkutsu jii-san dayo
― He's quite an eccentric old man, though.

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Sakura Quest Episode 4
○偏屈に見えるかもしれんけど、一志さんの彫るもんはほんまに凄いんです。
　Henkutsu ni mieru kamo shiren kedo Kazushi-san no horu mon wa honmani sugoindesu
― He may seem eccentric, but Kazushi's carvings are really amazing.

Sakura Quest Episode 16

湖上のアルルカン
Kojou no Arurukan
― The Harlequin on the Pond


●まさか土壇場でビビったんじゃないよね？
　Masaka dotanba de bibittan ja nai yone
― No way... Did he chciken out at the last minute?

●しかもその後、雨の中病院を抜け出して肺炎に。
　Shikamo sono ato ame no naka byouin wo nukedashite haien ni
― And after that, he ran out of the hospital into the rain and caught pneumonia.

●なかなか独創的な歌詞ね。
　Nakanaka dokusouteki na kashi ne
― The lyrics are very creative.

●ザ・ガレージバンドの代表曲「バラが咲きやがった」
　The Garage Band no daihyoukyoku "Bara ga Sakiyagatta"
― The Garage Band's biggest song: "Those Roses are Blooming."

Garage rock (sometimes called '60s punk or garage punk) is a raw and energetic style of rock and roll that flourished in the mid-1960s, most notably in the United States and Canada. 

The fork song "バラが咲いた (Bara ga Saita)" of マイク眞木 (Maiku Maki) became a hit in 1966.

Sakura Quest Episode 15

国王の帰還
Kokuou no Kikan
― The Queen's Return


●にしても間野山って信号ないわよね。
　Nishitemo Manoyama tte shingou nai wayo ne
― I still can't believe how few traffic lights there are here.

●安産
　Anzan
― We come in peach

●安全と安産を間違えたみたいで。
　"anzen" to "anzan" wo machigaeta mitai de
― but apparently they mixed up the word for "peace" with "peach."

●大江戸 甘蕉饅頭
　Ooedo Banana Manjuu
― Oedo Banana Manju

Tokyo Banana (東京ばな奈) (also written "東京バナナ" and "東京ばなな" with the same pronunciation) is a Japanese sweet. It is the souvenir sweet of Tokyo and is manufactured and sold by Grapestone Co. (ja). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Banana)

Sakura Quest Episode 14

国王の断罪
Kokuou no Danzai
― The Queen, Convicted

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Ranpo Kitan Episode 5
○私は不眠不休で断罪を続けました。
　Watashi wa fumin-fukyuu de danzai wo tsuzukemashita
― I kept punishing criminals night and day.

●処刑デス！
　Shokei desu
― Seppuqueen!

処刑: execution

●安産
　Anzan
― Safe birth

●民泊？
　Minpaku
― B&Bs?

●会長が空き家の活用について勉強しておけって。
　Kaichou ga akiya no katsuyou ni tsuite benkyou shiteoke tte
― Mr. Kadota wanted us to study up on it for the empty houses.

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Denki-gai no Honya-san Episode 11
○最近うちの生徒が空き家に入り浸っていると聞きました。
　Saikin uchi no seito ga akiya ni iribitatteiru to kikimashita
― Apparently some of my students have been hanging out in an empty home.

Sakura Quest Episode 13

マリオネットの饗宴
Marionetto no Kyouen
― The Marionette's Banquet


●こっちも好きで野宿してるわけじゃなくて
　Kocchi mo sukide nojuku shiteru wake ja nakute
― It's not like we wanted to camp out--

●限定グッズのために朝から並ばなきゃだし、
　Gentei goods no tame ni asa kara narabanakya dashi
― We have to line up early tomorrow for the exclusive souvenirs...

●当日入りのお客さんも路線バスだけじゃ代用できないし。
　Toujitsu iri no okyaku-san mo rosen basu dake ja daiyou dekinai shi
― Our public buses won't be able to handle the people coming in on the day of the event, either.

●Kinoshitaです。/ Tokichiroです。/ Hideyoshiです。
　Kinoshita desu / Toukichirou desu / Hideyoshi desu
― I'm Kinoshita. / I'm Tokishiro. / I'm Hideyoshi.

At genpuku he took the name Kinoshita Tōkichirō (木下 藤吉郎). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyotomi_Hideyoshi)

●ひつまぶしでも良いですか？
　Hitsumabushi demo ii desu ka
― Could I get mine Nagoya-style?

Variations include unajū (鰻重, the same dish served in jūbako [重箱], food boxes often lacquered), nagayaki (長焼き, the eel and rice are served separately), and hitsumabushi (櫃まぶし). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unadon)

Sakura Quest Episode 12

夜明けのギルド
Yoake no Girudo
― The Dawn Guild


●あの時はもう無我夢中で。
　Ano toki wa mou muga-muchuu de
― I sort of lost control there.

●うちでやってる放熱山脈はご存知ですか？
　Uchi de yatteru Hounetsu Sanmyaku wa gozonji desu ka
― Are you familiar with our program Moving Mountains?

It's a parody of the documentary TV program "情熱大陸 (Jounetsu Tairiku: Passion Continent)" on TBS.

放熱: heat release; radiation

●しかし建国祭は近隣市町村から多数押し掛け…あ、詰め寄り…いえ、いらっしゃることが想定されます。
　Shikashi kenkokusai wa kinrin shichouson kara tasuu oshikake a tsumeyori ie irassharu koto ga soutei saremasu
― But  for the Founding Festival, we may get a lot of gatecrashers--er, people... I mean, guests, from neighboring towns.

押し掛ける (oshikakeru): irrupt; intrude
詰め寄る (tsumeyori): draw close

Sakura Quest Episode 11

忘却のレクイエム
Boukyaku no Rekuiemu
― The Forgotten Requiem


●雨宿り？
　Amayadori
― Taking shelter from the rain?

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Your lie in April Episode 20
○突然の雨宿り。
　Totsuzen no amayadori
― Suddenly having to take shelter from the rain.

●お粥ができたよ。
　Okayu ga dekita yo
― Here's your congee.

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Amaama to Inazuma Episode 7
○お粥にしましょうか？
　Okayu ni shimashou ka
― Would rice porridge be better?

Sakura Quest Episode 10

ドラゴンの逆鱗
Doragon no Geri
― The Dragon's Soft Spot


●モスマン
  Mosuman
― Mothman

In West Virginia folklore, the Mothman is a legendary creature reportedly seen in the Point Pleasant area from November 12, 1966, to December 15, 1967. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mothman)

●プチ吉
　Puchikichi
― A little luck

●ウニ…
　Uni
― Urchin...

プリン (pudding) + 醤油 (soy sauce)

●キュウリにハチミツかけてメロン味とか子どもの頃にやったよ！
　Kyuuri ni hachimitsu kakete meron-aji toka kodomo no koro ni yatta yo
― When I was little we used to put honey on cucumbers and say it tasted like melon!

●塩辛にヨーグルトでキャビアっていうのもある。
　Shiokara ni yoguruto de kyabia tte iu nomo aru
― You can also put yogurt on shiokara to make caviar.

Shiokara (塩辛) is a food in Japanese cuisine made from various marine animals that consists of small pieces of meat in a brown viscous paste of the animal's heavily salted, fermented viscera. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiokara)

Sakura Quest Episode 9

淑女の天秤
Shukujo no Tenbin
― The Lady's Scales


●ぼんやりしてるねぇまったく。
　Bonyari shiteru ne mattaku
― Your head is in the clouds, girl.

●体の半分が素麺でできてるからよ。
　Karada no hanbun ga soumen de dekiteru kara yo
― It's because half of our bodies are made of somen.

Sōmen (素麺) are very thin white Japanese noodles made of wheat flour, less than 1.3 mm in diameter. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sōmen)

●ボルシチってもしかしてサンダルさんロシア出身？
　Borushichi tte moshikashite Sandal-san Roshia shusshin
― Borscht? Sandal, does that mean you're Russian?

That is the most famous Russian dish in Japan.

●故郷は遠きにありておもてなし。/ 思うもの、だね。
  Furusato wa tooki ni arite omotenashi / Omou mono dane
― "When the home is far away--that is when we stink about it." / You mean, "think about it."

His most famous poem is the following from his small poetry collection:
Home is where you reminisce when you are far away
and sing with sorrow (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei)

おもてなし: hospitality

●ちょっとした異文化交流よ。
　Chotto shita ibunka kouryuu yo
― It's just a little cultural exchange.

Sakura Quest Episode 8

妖精のレシピ
Yousei no Reshipi
― The Fairy's Recipe


●じゃあ四隅だけ刈ってもらおうかな。
　Jaa yosumi dake katte moraou kana
― Alright, why don't you guys cut the corners of the field?

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Gourmet Girl Graffiti Episode 2
○四隅に風に飛ばされないように荷物を置いて…
　Yosumi ni kaze ni tobasarenai youni nimotsu wo oite
― Weigh down the corners with our bags so it doesn't blow around, and...

●ござる。
　Gozaru
― Mission accepted.

●そこの小児科。
　Soko no shounika
― She's in their pediatrics department.

●婿入りしたいくらいだ。
　Mukoiri shitai kurai da
― It makes me want to marry into the family.

婿入り: being adopted into the family of one's bride

Sakura Quest Episode 7

煉獄の館

Rengoku no Yakata

― The Mansion in Purgatory

●僕にもしもしのことがあったら、

　Boku ni moshimoshi no koto ga attara

― He said that if sometime were to happen to him...

もしもし: "Hello" on the phone

●僕にもしものことがあったら、渡して欲しいと。

　Boku ni moshimo no koto ga attara watashite hoshii to

― He said that if something were to happen to him, I should give it to you.

●目指せラジー賞！

　Mezase Razī-shou

― You're in the running for a Razzie!

The Golden Raspberry Awards often shortened to Razzies and Razzie Awards, is an award in recognition of the worst in film. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Raspberry_Awards)

●また監督のちゃぶ台返し？

　Mata kantoku no chabudai-gaeshi

― Is the director throwing another fit?

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Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu Episode 3
○予定狂ったからちゃぶ台ひっくり返して全部おじゃんって、
　Yotei kurutta kara chabudai hikkurikaeshite zenbu ojan tte
― Just because your plan was thrown off, you think it's over and flip tables?

Sakura Quest Episode 6

田園のマスカレード
Denen no Masquerade
― The Rural Masquerade


●途中で制作費が尽きちゃったそうです。
　Tochuu de seisakuhi ga tsukichatta sou desu
― Apparently they ran out of funding partway through.

●地味に大掛かり過ぎて。
　Jimi ni oogakari sugite
― It was pretty large-scale, in a weird way.

●ロケ隊何時に来るんだっけ？
　Roketai nanji ni kurun dakke
― What time is the film crew coming?

location

●間野山を舞台にした人情物か。
　Manoyama wo butai ni shita ninjoumono ka
― A slice-of-life story set in Manoyama...

人情物: a story whose theme is warm human relationships

Sakura Quest Episode 5

ユグドラシルの芽生え
Yugudorashiru no Mebae
― The Budding Yggdrasil


●業界初、鰹節に彫刻した食べられる木彫りじゃ！
　Gyoukai hatsu katsuobushi ni choukoku shita taberareru kibori ja
― It's an industry first! A wood carving from dried bonito--it's edible!

Katsuobushi (Japanese: 鰹節) is dried, fermented, and smoked skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis). It is also known as Bonito flakes when young bonito is used as a cheaper substitute for skipjack tuna. Katsuobushi or similarly prepared fish is also known as okaka (おかか). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katsuobushi)

●食卓のインテリアとして木彫り界に旋風を巻き起こすんじゃ！
　Shokutaku no interia to shite kibori-kai ni senpuu wo makiokosun ja
― As a table decoration, it's sure to create quite a stir in the world of wood-caving!

●それ木彫りじゃなくて魚彫りなんじゃ。
　Sore kibori ja nakute gyobori nanja
― That's not a wood carving. It's a fish carving.

●手彫りみたいに言うな！
　Tebori mitai ni iuna
― Don't say it like it's hand-carved!

●自習
　Jishuu
― Study on your own

●リフォームしたのが確か銀婚式の年だったから、
　Reform shita no ga tashika ginkon-shiki no toshi datta kara
― Let's see, we had the remodeling done for our 25th anniversary,

銀婚式: silver wedding

●駄目だ！借りる本間違えたよ。難しすぎ。
　Dameda Kariru hon machigaeta yo Muzukashisugi
― This is no good! I checked out the wrong book. It's too hard!

The title of the book is 彫刻史 (Shoukokushi: Carving History).

●これが俺の弔い方だ。
　Kore ga ore no tomuraikata da
― This is how I pay my respects.

●お通夜の帰りです。
　Otsuya no kaeri desu
― I just came from a wake.

●駅ってめちゃくちゃアナクロな場所やけど、そこが良いんやと思う。
　Eki tte mechakucha anakuro na bacho yakedo soko ga iinya to omou
― Stations have been around for forever, but that's also what's good about them.

アナクロ: anachronism

●脛毛の生えたシンデレラやな。
　Sunege no haeta Shinderera yana
― Cinderella with hairly legs, huh?

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Takamiya Nasuno Desu! Episode 3
○さて、脛毛でも抜くか。
　Sate sunege demo nuku ka
― Now, then. Time to pluck my leg hair.

●山菜のかき揚げピザトースト！
　Sansai no kakiage piza tōsuto
― It's pizza toast with battered veggies!

●スカイツリーに茨城の牛久大仏、
　Sky Tree ni Ibaraki no Ushiku Daibutsu
― There's Sky Tree, and Ushiku Daibutsu in Ibaraki...

Tokyo Skytree (東京スカイツリー Tōkyō Sukaitsurī) is a broadcasting, restaurant, and observation tower in Sumida, Tokyo, Japan. It became the tallest structure in Japan in 2010 and reached its full height of 634.0 metres (2,080 ft) in March 2011, making it the tallest tower in the world, displacing the Canton Tower, and the second tallest structure in the world after the Burj Khalifa (829.8 m/2,722 ft). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Skytree)

Ushiku Daibutsu (牛久大仏) is a statue located in Ushiku, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. Completed in 1993, it stands a total of 120 metres (390 ft) tall, including the 10 m (33 ft) base and 10m lotus platform. As of 2016, it is one of the top three tallest statues in the world. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ushiku_Daibutsu)

●名付けて桜池ファミリア！
　Nazukete Sakuraike Familia
― We'll call it Sakura Pond Familia!

●まさに一石三鳥！
　Masani isseki-sanchou
― It's killing three birds with one stone, I'm telling you!

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Yatterman Night Episode 8
○まさに一石三鳥。
　Masani isseki-sanchou
― This is, indeed, killing three birds with one stone!

●ちょっと斬新かも。
　Chotto zanshin kamo
― It's kind of novel!

●中身は二の次。世間なんてそんなもん。
　Nakami wa ninotsugi. Seken nante sonna mon
― The content is an afterthought. That's how the world works.

●知る人ぞ知る、知らない人は知らない、放浪のマルチアーティスト。
　Shiru hito zo shiru shiranai hito wa shiranai hourou no multi-artist
― Most people don't know him, but he's a star in some circles-- a vagabond artist.

●本名、アレクサンドル・シーナ・デイビス・チェリビダッケ。
　Honmyou wa Alexandre Cena Davis Celibidache
― His real name is Alexandre Cena Davis Celibidache.

●実は指名手配中の世界的スパイ。
　Jitsu wa shimei tehai-chuu no sekaiteki no spy
― He was actually a world-famous spy, wanted for questioning.

●ドクダミ茶飲みながらサラサラって描いてくれた。
　Dokudami-cha nominagara sarasara tte kaite kureta
― So he sketched it out while sipping on some heartleaf tea.

In Japan, the beverage dokudami cha (Japanese: ドクダミ茶; literally "Houttuynia cordata tea") is made from the dried leaves, widely used as a general detoxification for ridding the body of harmful bacteria. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houttuynia_cordata)

●私テレアポのバイトやったことある。
　Watashi tereapo no baito yatta koto aru
― I had a part time job as a telephone marketer.

●私としおりちゃんは手分けして飛び込みで営業かけるから。
　Watashi to Shiori-chan wa tewake shite tobikomi de eigyou kakeru kara
― Shiori and I will split up cold calls at people's houses.

●いろんな人のその人らしさが影響し合って、
　Ironna hito no sono hito rashisa ga eikyou shiatte
― All those people's quirks influence each other,

●その欄間、ケヤキですね？
　Sono ranma keyaki desu ne
― You're carving that ranma from a zelkova tree, aren't you?

●大きさから推定すると樹齢は150年から200年ぐらいです！
　Ookisa akra suitei suruto jurei wa hyakugojuu-nen kara nihyaku-nen gurai desu
― Judging by the size, I'd guess it was 150 to 200 years old!

樹齢: age of tree

●こんにちは、歩くサンダルです。
　Konnichiwa Aruku Sandal desu
― Hello! I'm the walking Sandal.

●趣味は庭いじりです。
　Shumi wa niwa-ijiri desu
― My hobby is gardening.