It’s almost Halloween. My host mother is preparing sweets and decorations for the neighborhood kids.
That’s cool. Hey, why don’t we join them?
You love events, don’t you?
Of course. You’ve been celebrating Halloween since you were little, right?
Yeah. Let’s go find some tasty looking candy.
That’s not good enough. Since you’re here, we can do something more like real Halloween.
What do you mean?
Let’s make the kids scared and surprised.
Okay. Let’s ask Haruna and Jenny to join us.
Let’s go find some tasty looking candy.
Let’s go eat something.
I’ll go buy some flowers.
Can you go get some juice at the convenience store?
You’ve been celebrating Halloween since you were little, right?
How do you usually celebrate Christmas?
When will you celebrate your mother’s birthday?
We celebrate New Years with special food.
Where are they anyway?
Let’s try scaring them.
I’m so excited.
I know a little about his art.
Sally, look. They have a famous painting here.
I can’t believe I’m looking at this painting by my teeth with my own eyes.
Oh, you know Matis. Yes, this piece was painted late in his life.
I know a little about his art. Were you influenced by him, Bob?
I’ve tried to paint like him but it’s not so easy.
I’d like to try.
Well, you might be disappointed. Matis was one of a kind.
I know a little about his art.
I know a little about him.
I know little about him.
I know a lot about Beethoven.
I know all about Beethoven.
I know nothing about Beethoven.
I know Jim.
I know that movies.
I know Nagoya.
Did you know?
I know of Ansel Adams.
I know little about Mr. Stevens. He’s worked here for a month, but I’ve never spoken to him before.
I know the owner personally. We went to college together. We’ve been friends for years.