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Infinite Zenith · 2020-09-16, 23:24

We’ll see how it goes. I think next season, GochiUsa will be filling my slice-of-life void!

Kanon · 2020-09-22, 17:02

That was a good final episode. Got to see how much Hina's grown, now being able to figure things out by herself and truly enjoying fishing. The biggest fish hooked in the show turned out to be Hina herself

As far as cute girls doing not so cute things shows go, this was one of the better ones. Good cast and educational.

serenade_beta · 2020-09-22, 20:18

Spoiler for final thoughts:

Magewolf · 2020-09-22, 20:20

This has been a really enjoyable show. I think these shows should be called cute girls doing fun things. Fishing, camping, mountain climbing, and what have you.

Master_Yoma · 2020-09-22, 20:52

Well Hina really got into fishing she really did her research and some trial and error but she did it now only if she can overcome her fear of bugs

Well all the guys in the handcraft club

8/10 Need more cute girls fishing

Infinite Zenith · 2020-09-22, 21:21

Put me down in the group of people who enjoyed Houkago Teibou Nisshi. This anime was great for keeping the spirits up, and I found that the series' messages are also worthwhile. I think one of the folks I speak with consider this, alongside the likes of Yama no Susume, Yuru Camp△ and A Place Further than the Universe, to be "cute girls doing difficult things", where "difficult" refers to activities that take a modicum of skill and investment of effort to be successful in.

Dop · 2020-09-23, 16:03

I liked this show. It was fun, but also you got the feeling they'd done their research on fishing and were showing how to fish for various things, including the artificial bait I wish they'd had when my Dad took me fishing when I was a lad. (Maggots... Ew!)
Also got across some serious messaging like cleaning up after yourself and not leaving your line behind to tangle on wildlife, and it did that in a matter of fact way that came across as natural concern and not being preachy.
Because it didn't sugar-coat the squicky aspects of fishing and gave the impression that some thought and research had gone into it, I think that puts it ahead of the average CGDCT show.

Better show than I'd expected, really.

Infinite Zenith · 2020-09-23, 17:32

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Originally Posted by Dop

...you got the feeling they'd done their research on fishing and were showing how to fish for various things... gave the impression that some thought and research had gone into it, I think that puts it ahead of the average CGDCT show

Some? Hardly: the research that went into this anime was extensive! I was impressed with how much attention was paid to detail in this one.

SeijiSensei · 2020-09-23, 19:17

I wasn't that fond of fishing the few times i tried it as a kid with my uncle. I had most of Hina's reactions to all the squicky parts. Here in the beautiful detachment of watching on TV, I enjoyed it all. I love the regular version of the ED, too. Watching the chibi characters react to who is singing is fun.

I'd gladly watch another cour or two of this show.

BBOvenGuy · 2020-09-23, 19:36

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Originally Posted by Infinite Zenith

Put me down in the group of people who enjoyed Houkago Teibou Nisshi. This anime was great for keeping the spirits up, and I found that the series' messages are also worthwhile. I think one of the folks I speak with consider this, alongside the likes of Yama no Susume, Yuru Camp△ and A Place Further than the Universe, to be "cute girls doing difficult things", where "difficult" refers to activities that take a modicum of skill and investment of effort to be successful in.

Also Koisuru Asteroid.

In my head I've split these shows up into two categories, depending on how much they pay attention to food.

This show goes with Yuru Camp△ (and also Amanchu!) as "The Great Outdoors - With Food." The others are more about pushing yourself into the unknown.

I've enjoyed all of them, and would watch other shows of either type. One's just liable to make me hungrier than the other.

Infinite Zenith · 2020-10-12, 13:32

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Originally Posted by BBOvenGuy

Also Koisuru Asteroid.

In my head I've split these shows up into two categories, depending on how much they pay attention to food.

This show goes with Yuru Camp△ (and also Amanchu!) as "The Great Outdoors - With Food." The others are more about pushing yourself into the unknown.

I've enjoyed all of them, and would watch other shows of either type. One's just liable to make me hungrier than the other.

Absolutely, Koisuru Asteroid is up there, as well

On a semi-related note to Houkago Teibou Nisshi, I ended up doing a bit of a location hunt for some of the locations the Breakwater Club visit throughout the course of the anime – the real-life locations and their equivalent in the anime are given a side-by-side comparison to emphasise just how much effort went spent on details in Houkago Teibou Nisshi.

SeijiSensei · 2020-10-13, 11:50

That tour of Ashikita, Kumamoto, was awesome! Thanks for sharing.

BBOvenGuy · 2023-01-18, 00:10

Live-action series coming this summer:

Announcement on Twitter

Coverage on Crunchyroll

I just hope they don't go crazy with the food-related aspects, the way the Yuru Camp live-action did.

2020-09-16, 23:24	Link #101
Infinite Zenith Operation sneaky sneaks IT Support Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Hic et ubique	We’ll see how it goes. I think next season, GochiUsa will be filling my slice-of-life void! __________________

2020-09-22, 17:02	Link #102
Kanon Kana Hanazawa ♥ Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: France Age: 37	That was a good final episode. Got to see how much Hina's grown, now being able to figure things out by herself and truly enjoying fishing. The biggest fish hooked in the show turned out to be Hina herself As far as cute girls doing not so cute things shows go, this was one of the better ones. Good cast and educational. __________________

2020-09-22, 20:18	Link #103
serenade_beta そのおっぱいで13才 Join Date: Dec 2006	Spoiler for final thoughts: Are rifles boring? Yes. Are anime about cute girls touching rifles boring? Yes. Is fishing boring? Yes. Are anime about cute girls fishing boring? Yes. Please note I didn't say "anime about rifles" or "anime about fishing" on purpose. Not that it really makes a difference. That said, maybe because this isn't a Kirara manga (to my knowledge), it was actually felt somewhat more... content-ful? 7/10 BTW, we've already done cute girls going to space many many years ago, so... what's next? __________________ -Blog --> http://tdnshumi.blogspot.com/ (Mainly about video games) -R.I.P. Hiroshi Yamauchi, Gaming wouldn't have been the same without you (9/19/13)

2020-09-22, 20:52	Link #105
Master_Yoma Nekokota Festival Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Lost in the Fairy Forest	Well Hina really got into fishing she really did her research and some trial and error but she did it now only if she can overcome her fear of bugs Well all the guys in the handcraft club 8/10 Need more cute girls fishing __________________

2020-09-22, 21:21	Link #106
Infinite Zenith Operation sneaky sneaks IT Support Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Hic et ubique	Put me down in the group of people who enjoyed Houkago Teibou Nisshi. This anime was great for keeping the spirits up, and I found that the series' messages are also worthwhile. I think one of the folks I speak with consider this, alongside the likes of Yama no Susume, Yuru Camp△ and A Place Further than the Universe, to be "cute girls doing difficult things", where "difficult" refers to activities that take a modicum of skill and investment of effort to be successful in. __________________

2020-09-22, 20:20	Link #104
Magewolf Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006	This has been a really enjoyable show. I think these shows should be called cute girls doing fun things. Fishing, camping, mountain climbing, and what have you.

2020-09-23, 16:03	Link #107
Dop Mmmm.... Join Date: Sep 2006	I liked this show. It was fun, but also you got the feeling they'd done their research on fishing and were showing how to fish for various things, including the artificial bait I wish they'd had when my Dad took me fishing when I was a lad. (Maggots... Ew!) Also got across some serious messaging like cleaning up after yourself and not leaving your line behind to tangle on wildlife, and it did that in a matter of fact way that came across as natural concern and not being preachy. Because it didn't sugar-coat the squicky aspects of fishing and gave the impression that some thought and research had gone into it, I think that puts it ahead of the average CGDCT show. Better show than I'd expected, really.

2020-09-23, 19:17	Link #109
SeijiSensei AS Oji-kun Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 74	I wasn't that fond of fishing the few times i tried it as a kid with my uncle. I had most of Hina's reactions to all the squicky parts. Here in the beautiful detachment of watching on TV, I enjoyed it all. I love the regular version of the ED, too. Watching the chibi characters react to who is singing is fun. I'd gladly watch another cour or two of this show. __________________ Taking Anime Seriously - Politics by the Numbers - Sports by the Numbers - MAL List - Avatars - Images

2020-10-13, 11:50	Link #112
SeijiSensei AS Oji-kun Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 74	That tour of Ashikita, Kumamoto, was awesome! Thanks for sharing. __________________ Taking Anime Seriously - Politics by the Numbers - Sports by the Numbers - MAL List - Avatars - Images

2023-01-18, 00:10	Link #113
BBOvenGuy Math Ninja Author Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Ventura County CA Age: 59	Live-action series coming this summer: Announcement on Twitter Coverage on Crunchyroll I just hope they don't go crazy with the food-related aspects, the way the Yuru Camp live-action did.