Udon no Kuni no Kiniro Kemari Episode 12

かけうどん
― Kakeudon

Udon is often served hot as a noodle soup in its simplest form, as kake udon, in a mildly flavoured broth called kakejiru, which is made of dashi, soy sauce, and mirin. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Udon)

●そう思い込もうとしてた。
　Sou omoikomou to shiteta
― I tried to convince myself of that.

●でもどこかでずっと引っかかってて。
　Demo dokoka de zutto hikkakattete
― But it was always nagging at me in the back of my mind.

●仕事柄、異形のものに惹かれるところがありまして。
　Shigotogara igyou no mono ni hikareru tokoro ga arimashite
― Due to my work, I have an interest in the supernatural, you see.

●もう1回ちゃんと精密検査受けさせてもらおう。
　Mou ikkai chanto seimitsu kensa ukesasete moraou
― We'll have them scan ya again!

●うどんブーム再来!!
　Udon boom sairai
― Udon Makes a Comeback!

According to wiki, the forth udon boom occurred in 2002.

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灯
Tomoshibi
― Light

ともした小さな火・あかり。あかし。

tomoshita chiisana hi akari akashi

「僕らの行く先を―が照らす」

bokura no ikusaki wo tomoshibi ga terasu

a source of illumination, such as a small fire or a torch

"A light shows us the way."

●これがまさにその証しだ。
　Kore ga masani sono akashi da
― This clearly illuminates that fact.

●自国語の辞書編纂は国家の威信をかけてなされるべきという考えからでしょうか？
　Jikokugo no jisho hensan wa kokka no ishin wo kakete nasareru beki toiu kangae kara deshou ka
― Perhaps the thinking is that editing your native language's dictionary is a matter of national pride?

●食道にガンがあることが判りました。
　Shokudou ni gan ga aru koto ga wakarimashita
― They found cancer in my esophagus.

●蕾ですね。
　Tsubomi desu ne
― They're budding.

●みっちゃんの仕事が一段落したころお花見に行こうか？
　Micchan no shigoto ga ichidanraku shita koro ohanami ni ikou ka
― Why don't we go flower gazing when you get some downtime from work?

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儚き者へ
Hakanaki Mono e
― To The Ephemeral Ones


●とんとお見えにならない。
　tonto omieni naranai
― and we haven't seen him at all.

●そういえば三ツ岳の白霧花が咲いたそうな。
　Souieba Mitsubatake no Shirakiribana ga saita souna
― Oh, I heard the Shirakiri flowers in Mitsubatake bloomed.

●山が外れた。
　Yama ga hazureta
― I studied the wrong stuff.

山が外れる (yama ga hazureru): guess wrong
⇔
山が当たる (yama ga ataru): accurately guess what subjects will turn up on a test

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○あぁ山が当たった時はな。
　Aa yama ga atatta toki ha na
― Yeah, when I successfully guess the subject matter.

●これも実力のうちだよ、夏目君。
　Kore mo jitsuryoku  no uchi dayo Natsume-kun
― It's not luck, it's skill, Natsume-kun.

[Idiom]
○運も実力のうち (Un mo jitsuryoku no uchi)
Meaning: Luck is a part of your ability.

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高松まつり
Takamatsu Matsuri
― Takamatsu Festival


●やっぱり躾とかいろいろちゃんとしないと…
　Yappari shitsuke toka iroiro chanto shinaito
― I'll have to get serious about disciplining him and such, too...

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○躾だ！
　Shitsuke da
― This is discipline!

●右を向いても左を向いても山があって、
　Migi wo muitemo hidari wo muitemo yama ga atte
― There were mountains everywhere you looked,

●それも全然、雄大な感じじゃなくて。
　sore mo zenzen yuudai na kanji ja nakute
― and not even the kind that felt majestic at all.

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○時間は有限、世界は雄大。
　Jikan wa yuugen sekai wa yuudai
― Our time is limited, and our world is grand.

●これはね綿あめだよ。
　Kore wa ne wataame dayo
― That's cotton candy.

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矜持
Kyouji
― Pride

誇り。プライド。

hokori pride

「仕事に身を捧げた者の―」

shigoto ni mi wo sasageta mono no kyouji

the quality or state of being proud

"He had pride in his work"

●これは相当大変な作業になると思います。
　Kore wa soutou taihen na sagyou ni naru to omoimasu
― this is going to be quite an undertaking.

●変に心配かけて体に障るといけないし。
　Henni shinpai kakete karada ni sawaruto ikenai shi
― We don't want anything distracting him from his health.

体に障る: bad for health; affect one's health

●良い機会ですからゆっくり養生なさってください。
　Ii kikai desu kara yukkuri youjou nasatte kudasai
― But this is a good opportunity for you to take things slow.

養生する: take care of one's health

●少し骨休めをなさってから復帰していただけたらと思います。
　Sukoshi honeyasume wo nasatte kara fukki shite itadaketara to omoimasu
― We'd love to have him back after a little R&R.

●語釈と一緒に載せる挿絵を描いてるのさ。
　Goshaku to issho ni noseru sashie wo kaiteruno sa
― We're drawing figures to accompany the definitions.

●えっ？！河童っていないの？！
　E kappa tte inaino
― What?! Kappas aren't real?!

A kappa (河童, lit. river child), also known as kawatarō (川太郎), komahiki (駒引, lit. horse puller), or kawako (川虎, lit. river tiger), is a yōkai demon or imp found in traditional Japanese folklore. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kappa_(folklore))

●でも気が遠くなりそうですよね？
　Demo ki ga tookunarisou desu yone
― But it's still pretty overwhelming, isn't it?

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○気が遠くなるね。
　Ki ga tooku naru ne
― It feels like we're a long way off.

●じゃあ替え玉許す！
　Jaa kaedama yurusu
― I'll allow you seconds, then!

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○ラーメンの替え玉のような、彷彿とするような女性、そういった方が非常に惹かれます。
　raamen no kaedama no youna houfutsu to suru youna josei sou itta kata ga hijou ni hikaremasu
― a woman who is like a ramen refill is extremely attractive.

Some restaurants also offer a system known as kae-dama (替え玉), where customers who have finished their noodles can request a "refill" (for a few hundred yen more) to be put into their remaining soup. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramen)

●何かに生涯を捧げるということはどこか浮世離れするということなのかもしれません。
　Nanika ni shougai wo sasageru to iu koto wa dokoka ukiyo-banare suru to iu koto nano kamo shiremasen
― Perhaps dedicating your life to something frees you from the world somehow.

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○そんなに浮世離れしてますか？
　Sonna ni ukiyo-banare shitemasu ka
― Does she seem that otherworldly?