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EP 1Natsuki joins the Go-Home Club and meets its eccentric members including Botan and Claire.
Jul 5, 2013First-year high school student Andou Natsuki is reluctant to join a club until her classmate Touno Karin guides her to the Go-Home Club room. Despite initial hesitation, Natsuki decides to join and inquires about the club's activities with president Doumyouji Sakura. The narrative then highlights tactical supervisor Oohagi Botan, an heir to the ancient Hagizuki-ryuu martial arts style, showcasing her ability to slice a plastic bottle with a single chop while exploring the story behind her Summer Bear Tour. Additionally, the chapter focuses on Kokonoe Claire, the daughter of the Kokonoe Corporation head, who displays a complete lack of remorse regarding her extravagant spending habits, revealing the shocking extent of her financial excess and fleeting desires.
EP 2Going Home Club Members Compose Cuckoo Poems and Practice Social Mixer Etiquette
Jul 12, 2013Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu each possess a personality-defining poem starting with "If the Cuckoo won't sing...". The Going Home Club members attempt to create their own versions to describe themselves. Karin, typically viewed as a serene blockhead, surprises everyone by bringing homemade cookies. This display reveals a level of Home Ec Club-cultivated "Girl Power" that astonishes her peers. Additionally, Sakura recalls a middle school peer attending a social mixer. To prepare for potential future encounters, Sakura decides the club should practice social mixer scenarios by assuming the roles of boys and girls. This training aims to ensure they know how to behave if they ever find themselves in such a situation.
EP 3Botan shares her lonely middle school past while Claire admires Karin's cuteness
Jul 26, 2013Botan possesses incredible powers that rarely see use in her daily routine, leaving her uncertain about how to utilize her abilities. Karin holds great admiration for Botan's strength, though Botan clarifies that her power is mental rather than physical. Meanwhile, Claire finds herself unable to resist Karin's cuteness. A specific event prompts Botan to open up to the other girls, revealing details about her solitary life during middle school. This disclosure highlights the contrast between her current social interactions and her previous years of isolation, offering insight into her personal history and the development of her unique capabilities.
EP 4Sports Tournament Clash, Fire Safety Soul, and Retooling Fundamentals
Aug 2, 2013The school organizes a sports tournament where Class 2-1, led by Sakura and Botan, competes against Class 2-5, led by Claire, in a softball match. Concurrently, the club members discuss a schoolwide fire evacuation drill that took place the previous day. During these discussions, Botan discloses a surprising motivation behind her intense training regimen. She believes that if the show's popularity declines, it will retool itself into a fighting series. This revelation highlights her concerns about the series' direction and her desire to maintain its current format through rigorous preparation. The narrative intertwines the athletic competition with the club's internal reflections on their future and the external pressures of audience engagement.
EP 5Botan questions the Demon King's portrayal while the club recalls classic Japanese folklore tales.
Aug 9, 2013Botan argues that the Demon King depicted in Schubert’s famous song lacks the essential qualities of the actual figure. Meanwhile, Sakura shifts the conversation to other literary works found in their textbook, moving beyond Kokoro to recall various stories she has read in the past. The Going Home Club members reflect on their collective memory of traditional Japanese folklore. They find that while the tales of Momotaro and Urashimataro are clearly remembered, the narrative concerning Kintaro remains vague and unclear in their minds.
EP 6Sakura Faints During a Non-Electric Game Before a Masked Figure Initiates a Judgment Game
Aug 16, 2013While the girls are occupied with video games, Sakura suggests switching to an activity that does not require electricity. Suddenly, she collapses in the club room, causing alarm among her friends. A masked individual then appears on the television screen to announce the start of a Judgment Game. The narrative also introduces the Hagishirabe-ryuu, noting their status as a longstanding rival to the Hagizuki-ryuu, which is identified as the father house. This sequence establishes the immediate conflict and the historical context between the two rival groups involved in the unfolding events.
EP 7Sealed Words and Fierce Battle Conclusion Lead to a Surprise Party
Aug 30, 2013Natsuki and Sakura spend time alone in the club room, choosing to play Word Chain to pass the hours. What begins as a casual pastime quickly escalates into a fierce competition between the two girls. Meanwhile, the group is actively planning a surprise party to celebrate Natsuki's upcoming birthday. The narrative focuses on the intense word game rivalry and the preparations for the special event, highlighting the dynamics between the characters as they balance their competitive spirit with the excitement of the gathering.
EP 8Natsuki's younger brother is introduced while the club writes street poems and visits her home.
Sep 6, 2013Natsuki reveals she has a brother who is two years younger than her. This news prompts the other girls to ask her numerous questions about him. Meanwhile, Sakura instructs the Going Home Club members to compose poems for sale on the streets near the station. The group then travels to Natsuki's residence to meet her younger sibling. During the visit, Sakura poses a question regarding which part constitutes the main body, specifically pointing at the cowlick on Natsuki's head.
EP 9Sakura plans a summer training camp in Kagawa, leading to an inn stay and pool discussions on freedom and research projects.
Sep 13, 2013Sakura proposes a summer vacation training camp, allowing the girls to travel together to a location she has selected in Kagawa. Following their training activities, the group spends the night at an inn. The Going Home Club then heads to the pool, where the topic of freestyle swimming's freedom arises. This conversation naturally transitions into a discussion about summer vacation research projects. The episode focuses on these interactions and the planning of their trip, highlighting the social dynamics and casual conversations among the characters during their shared time away.
EP 10Natsuki dreams of club changes while girls train in Hagishirabe-ryuu and face soccer club field conflicts.
Sep 27, 2013As summer vacation concludes, Natsuki experiences a dream where Going Home Club members display significant appearance alterations. Botan and other club members travel to the dojo of Hagishirabe-ryuu, identified as the sworn enemy of Hagizuki-ryuu, to undergo training. During this session, the girls engage in the "Telling of One-Hundred Tales," a ritual requiring them to extinguish a candle after recounting each ghost story. Meanwhile, Sakura encourages the group to participate in the club relay event scheduled for the upcoming Athletics Festival. Upon arriving at the field to practice, the girls discover that the soccer club is already occupying the space, creating an obstacle for their training preparations.
EP 11Sakura's First Day and the Going Home Club's Final Episode Plans
Oct 4, 2013On her first day of high school, Doumyouji Sakura anticipates an enjoyable experience. The Going Home Club prepares to bowl in the school corridors when student council president Takamado Reina arrives. Sakura encourages the group to reflect on their final episode, prompting them to consider the difference between what they "should do" and what they "want to do." The narrative explores the distinct visions each girl holds for her ideal conclusion to their high school journey, highlighting the conflict between personal desires and institutional expectations as the club navigates this pivotal moment under the watchful eye of the student council.
EP 12A compilation of diverse segments including Tap-oom, Aikarin, and various humorous and musical interludes.
Oct 11, 2013This collection features a wide array of distinct segments, ranging from Misreading and What's Tap-oom? to I Hate Bugs and Conserving Water. It includes educational themes like Antonyms and Map, alongside character-focused stories such as Debut!! Aikarin and Aikarin Strikes Back. The list also covers Complacency, The Perfect Equal, and Animal Sounds. Further entries explore the Taste of the Commoners, a Heroic Tale, and a speculative scenario involving the Person Inside the Four Bear Kings. Musical elements appear in A Song That's Not Even Vaguely Remembered and The "How to Draw" Song. Additional topics include You Fed the Cute Girls Too Much, Cute, The "How to Draw Sakura-chan" Song, The Retorters' Pit, and an Important Announcement.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku have?
- Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku has 12 episodes.
- When did Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku come out?
- Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku came out in 2013.
- Which studio made Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku?
- Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku was produced by Nomad.
- Who directed Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku?
- Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku was directed by Hikaru Satou.
- Is Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku finished?
- Current status of Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku: Finished.