"What Are You Buying With Your Temp Job Money?" is the fourth episode of season two of Yuru CampΔ.
Contents
Synopsis from the official anime site
- After the winter vacation, the members of Outdoor Activities Club talk about the next camp. Nadeshiko's head is full of food ...she thought, but she was also interested in solo camping...[1]
Plot
The Outdoor Activities Club shares the food souvenirs that they picked up while away over the New Year’s holiday, including a handful for their club advisor Toba-sensei. Then they set up the tarp that Chiaki bought, using Nadeshiko to stand in as one of the poles. Ena shows Rin the doggy tent that she is getting for Chikuwa. Finding herself all alone on the train platform, Nadeshiko ponders Rin’s comment, “Solo camping is a way to appreciate loneliness”. Nadeshiko's sister finds her a job at a restaurant in Minobu. Nadeshiko finally buys the lantern that she’s had her eye on at Caribou and also gets a thank-you gift for her sister.
Characters
- Nadeshiko Kagamihara
- Chiaki Oogaki
- Aoi Inuyama
- Rin Shima
- Ena Saitou
- Caribou worker Ibigawa[2]
- Caribou worker Seki[2]
- Shizuka Kagamihara
- Sakura Kagamihara
- Shuuichirou Kagamihara
Notes & Trivia
- The look of the restaurant in Minobu where Nadeshiko and Sakura eat is based on soba restaurant Fujiyoshi (藤義), which is actually located in Kai, near Outing Products Elk.
- The lantern that Nadeshiko buys is the Coleman 205588[1]. The package contains just the glass lampshade and the burner. The fuel tank which it mounts onto is sold separately. It burns LP gas (liquified petroleum), which is a mixture of propane and butane[2]. It produces carbon monoxide, so it should not be used inside a tent.
- The outclub previously used Nadeshiko as a prop in the Room Camp scene of Episode 1.4.
Media
Images
- In anime
Ibigawa sees Nadeshiko checking out the lantern again
Ena bought this tent for her dog Chikuwa
The outclub uses Nadeshiko as a prop
Caribou storefront
Goalman lantern
Goalman lantern on family table
Fujimoto soba shop
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- Real-life versions
References
- ↑ Coleman: Lantern 205588
- ↑ Wikipedia: Liquefied petroleum gas
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