Ep. 14: Orihime and Hikoboshi, The Old Woman's Skin, and Potato Rolling episodes explore festival origins and manners.
Aired on July 1, 2012
This segment narrates the origin story of the Tanabata festival. It also features a plot where a snake causes a calamity. Additionally, the narrative emphasizes the importance of proper manners. These three distinct storylines are presented together in this collection. The content focuses on cultural background and behavioral lessons without adding extra details. The summary remains strictly factual based on the provided source information.
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- Ep. 14 · Orihime and Hikoboshi, The Old Woman's Skin, and Potato Rolling episodes explore festival origins and manners.
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