The roots of Band-Maid. Miku's hometown Kumamoto

Band-maid explore the roots of Miku Kobato who grew up in Kumamoto.

English subtitles now included by Tone Pan.

*1 Bibinchoko
https://www.hotpepper.jp/strJ001183653/
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*2 SWISS
https://www.s-swiss.com/

*3 Tapiking
https://tapiking.com/

*4 Houraku Manju
http://www.houraku.co.jp/
２０１８蜂楽饅頭！　旨かね！　並んで買わんば！。
There are  various names for this cake according to regions.
大判焼き？今川焼き？回転焼き？あなたの地域ではなんと呼びますか？　東京調布...

*5 Miku seems to be referring to Kamitori and Shimotori.

*6 Kuzushi Kappou An
http://an.balba.net/

*7 Misa said "umma. The Japanese word for horse is "uma", and delicious is "umai". Umai often omits the "i" at the end for emphasis. Maybe she was making a pun.

*8 It seems that the conversation before this one has been cut out. Saiki was talking about the benefits of wearing a maid's uniform.

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