What a Japanese Should Be|keyframe card

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Japanese must remember who they are, and work to live up to that ideal every day.

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Takeru resolves again to win himself a future where he can go home.

There are several letters on the desk which are unopened, but marked as okay by the censors. This is impossible.

The TV's showing news of the evacuation from Mt. Tengen.

When he met Sumika in his old world, Takeru could feel memories coming back.

For a moment, Sumika and Kasumi overlap in Takeru's mind, and he wonders if she knows Sumika.

There are several letters on the desk which are unopened, but marked as okay by the censors. This is impossible.

Kasumi's worried if she can do it by herself, but Takeru tells her that she’ll be fine with practice.

Takeru was told by the Yuuko in the old world that each time he moves world he's scattering memories behind him.

Kasumi never had memories until now.

Kasumi’s continual envisioning of Takeru is the lifeline that ties him to this world.

When Takeru asks if the brain in the basement of Yokohama Base has anything to do with the plan, Yuuko gets annoyed.

They don't know how important it is to fight for the things that are important to you, Takeru says to himself.