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Producer: Ah, cherry trees...
Producer: (I see, they're already blooming like this... I was so busy recently, I never noticed...)
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Noah: What are you looking at so enthusiastically?
Producer: Ah, Noah-kun. Look, the cherry blossoms. I just thought that I didn't notice they were blooming already.
Noah: Wah, you're right. ... I see, cherry trees, huh.
Producer: It's already spring. A year really flies by quickly.
Noah: ......
Producer: Noah-kun? Are you listening?
Noah: Yes, of course I'm listening. Say, Producer, do you really not have any more work today?
Producer: I don't. But I'm going back to school after that.
Noah: In that case, why don't we drop off at this area?
Producer: Huh? Right here?
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Noah: Yes, right here.
Producer: ... But if we drop off here, we'd still have to walk a little back to the school, you know?
Noah: That's not a problem. I think it's worth it dropping off here.
Noah: I wanted to look at them since forever.
Noah: Japan's cherry trees, I mean.
Producer: ... If you say so. Wait for a moment, I'm going to talk to the staff.
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Noah: ... This is a really incredible view.
Producer: It really is... I'm glad we got off the car here like you said. Looking at them from up close is totally different than just seeing them from the car.
Noah: Have you been here before, Producer?
Producer: No, it's my first time being here. But... no matter in what kind of place I look at them, seeing the cherry trees makes me feel somewhat nostalgic.
Producer: Maybe because I've been looking at the cherry blossoms since a long time ago?
Noah: ... You think so?
Noah: In America I saw cherry trees several times too, but I'm not really feeling nostalgic...
Producer: America has cherry trees too?
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Noah: Yes. They were given as a sign of friendship from Japan to America.[1]
Noah: But I've always wanted to see the cherry trees of Japan.
Producer: How did you come to that wish? Are American cherry trees so different?
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Noah: Yeah, they're completely different. The flowers are a lot more vivid than the ones I saw in America.
Noah: Thanks to you one of my dreams came true again lately.
Producer: ... I didn't really do anything, but I'm glad to hear that you're happy!
  1. The first cherry trees, or sakura, were planted in the year 1912 in America by the wife of the Japanese ambassador as a gift. The trees still stand in Washington to this day. The United States responded by planting dogwood trees in Japan a few years after.
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