The owner of a shop selling traditional Japanese instruments, Oodawara Hiroshi, has taken the Tsugaru Shamisen Appreciation Club to Aomori for a training camp. The members start practicing right away, but Shuri falls into a slump and Setsu, caught up in his own worries, doesn't seem very interested in helping her out. Then, Oodawara tells them a little of the history of Tsugaru shamisen and it serves as a catalyst for Setsu to find the answer he's been looking for...
This is how I do Nebuta.
.هكذا أحتفل بنيبوتا
Das ist mein Nebuta-Stil.
Mi festival, mis reglas.
Mi festival, mis reglas.
C’est mon rituel de Nebuta.
È il mio stile di Nebuta.
Esse é o meu Nebuta.
Я так провожу Нэбуту.