Thematic elements will present themselves as Houkago Teibou Nisshi continues, but immediately, the anime wastes no time in establishing its intentions through its settings and atmosphere. In dealing with fishing, an activity that requires skill, equipment and patience to enjoy, and a profession that is demanding and dangerous on those who are employed in it, Houkago Teibou Nisshi approaches fishing from a completely different angle, being more of a laid-back activity that allows one to appreciate the oceans and its bounty.
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This is Houkago Teibou Nisshi (“After-school Embankment Journal”, English title Diary of our days at the Breakwater) after one episode, which is this season’s easygoing slice-of-life series that follows Hina and her journey into the world of fishing.
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Makoto ends up using a portable stove to fry these fish, and Hina is amazed at how well it tastes, although when she makes to clean up and finds the container for bait filled with insects, she panics. With Natsumi’s help, Hina begins fishing for Japanese Horse Mackerel fry, and learns that with their fishing rods, can catch several at a time.
When they hear of Hina’s wish to join another club, they ask her to give fishing one more shot before making a decision.
Soon after, Yūki arrives with one other club member, Makoto Ōno. However, when classes end, the Breakwater Club’s headquarters is empty, and only one other girl is seen: this is Natsumi Hodaka, whom Hina had once been neighbours with. She agrees to join the Breakwater Club on condition that Yūki removes the octopus from her sight, and when school starts, she decides to rescind her application. Impressed, Yūki invites Hina to try fishing out, and Hina ends up pulling an octopus out of the water. Her fishing reel had also been tangled, and she was struggling to untangle it thanks to Hina’s experience with knots, she straightens things out. The girl introduces herself as Yūki Kuroiwa and explains that she’d been looking for marine life underneath the waves. She rushes off to help, fearing the girl has heatstroke, but trips in the process. While out to pick up a few things, Hina notices a girl swaying about on the breakwater. “Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.” –Henry David ThoreauĪfter moving to a small coastal town, Hina Tsurugi had looked forwards to the start of high school and planned to join a handcrafting club, which is her hobby.
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