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Iroha and Subaru compares their "countryside" levels [Hololive/ENG Sub]
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non non biyori with Shuba and Gozaru.
Can't wait for the ep where Gozaru gives a tour of her Ninja Village!
@@erni2619 Samurai, not ninja! 😂👌🏾
@@SelecaoOfMidas Not nin nin yes jakkin jakkin
YES PLEASE!
Literally what i thought wwww
The amount of "Ah, so you're one of my people" energy this duo radiates is amazing. One of my favourite new dynamics as of lately, along with the hilarious Micomet🤣
It’s a natural thing when two people from the country side come into contact. They challenge each other to a game of “who’s more country” and regardless of the outcome more often than not it ends with “my people!”
So, you're saying that we have not only one but two countryside tomboys that are beautiful? My heart~
Add Okayu to the list as well. If memory serves right, she lived in the mountains with her granny until somewhere in 2020
@@Temari_Virus so we have three countryside tomboys. Two are pure and one is so sexy that her membership ASMR is beyond the freemium versions. xD
@@Unaliq whose asmr you mentioned about? Okayu??
@@faizalrn2384 Yup, Okayu's asmr in memberships are said to be lewd as hell
"Once you start ordering delivery, you just can't stop." This is completely true.
OMG i agree. In Indonesia you have Gofood or Grabfood. Its 24 hour on.
Im currently suffering on this.. . . especially the daily cravings... TwT
So true. There is always a long battle between my concscience and wallet. But the cravings still won by the end.
That first question hit hard. As someone who used to live in a rural area, it felt weird when I was suddenly able to quickly buy what I need instead of having to plan when I would go to stores because they were so far away.
"Man, I need this one thing, but the other stuff are still available, it will be a waste to buy more or to buy only one thing, better tough it out until everything else run out"
My family has a farm out in the middle of nowhere, it’s where my great grandparents gave birth to and raised my grandmother and her siblings. When we recently started cleaning it and making it livable again we found trash from decades ago. It’s so far from anywhere that it’s not reasonable to haul your trash away you either burn your trash or it it won’t burn so it just stays in a pile.
I lived deep in the country but also in town. By that I mean I lived in a town that was so small you could reasonably walk from one end to the other in an hour and our town was divided by a highway running straight through the middle. Literally everything we could possibly need was smashed into that area and everything outside of that town was miles and miles of woods and farmland, the closest town in almost any direction was an hour drive. If you wanted to go somewhere you had to plan your day around it.
This is in fact, true.. Except back in the day i used to have a local street market where most townsfolk can buy groceries without having to go as far as going to the nearest supermarket
@@Broomer52 that is pretty far. Although i did have a professor who would commute 2 hours from home to work daily. Don’t know how she did it. If traffic is bad, it can easily double her commute to 4 hours one way. Half hour to an hour by car i would say is reasonable enough. But it less about stuff being too far and more about getting stuck in traffic where i’m at.
"Welcome to Hololive, how country are ya?"
This was very wholesome TeeTee, it’s really nice seeing Ihora relieved that Subaru understands her
Did not expect Subaru and Iroha to have this much of chemistry haha. Thanks Gundam for the TL. I was thinking for clips like this where both are there, if the ending sound could be something like "Goodbyee see you againn...Thank youu for watchaannnggg" xD
Also, it's no wonder that they're so pure in hololive... The only two girls from the countryside untainted by city life, internet culture, and Otaku culture.
No wonder Polka couldn't believe how pure Iroha was when she saw her and no wonder she was scared to collab with Subaru until last week.
No wonder so many of us care so much about Subaru and Iroha cause they are wearing their hearts on their sleeves.
Ahhh, farmgirls, there’s just nothing like them.
That also speaks volumes of Polka and her chaos levels... lol.
Noel and Marine were inaka-jin as well so your point it instantly invalidated.
@@YuSooKey Marine lived on a farm? oh no....
Is this why Subaru and Iroha are still seiso? Because the city life never got the chance to hook its claws into some of the few actual idols in Hololive when they were still little?
Aren't Noel and Marine both from the countryside
@@DrDarkheart Yep, but I don't think I could ever call either of them proper "idols" like with Subaru and Iroha
@@zgamer200 hmmmmm. What would you say its the difference between them for being and idol or not?
@@YawnMK1 From what I understand at least part of being considered a "proper" idol in Japan is also being considered pure/seiso for the most part, but Noel and Marine aren't really considered to be seiso
@@zgamer200 oh, you went quite hard as to say "I dont think i could ever call either of them proper idols" so i thought it was your opinion, not what a japan traditionalists opinion. If the flag for idolness is the Seiso aspect, as traditionally defined, then no one is. Subaru's behaviour, language, and interactions aren't (traditional) Seiso at all. Dont get me wrong, i love Subaru, its my all time favourite, but trashing on all the effort Marine has put on her idol-esque activities because of a heavily outdated and backward concept as "Seiso" reeks of injustice.
That bit about picking Horsetails away from the street because dog pee reminded me of that one episode of Flying Witch. I guess those countryside anime can be pretty accurate.
Specifically, Flying Witch was set in Aomori, which is where Okayu is from, but she’s not quite as rural as these two.
ooh its rare to hear someone mention Flying Witch. wonderful anime.
@@dawnseeker176 Yeah! Super comfy, and I love how the magic is very understated!
Wait, flying witch has an anime!? I just stumbled upon it when I searched for a bilingual manga site and when their features changed I didn't touched the site again. Just kinda forgot about it since then. Guess I gotta check out the anime.
@@sixjhontongalamar979 it’s very, very well animated. Worth checking out.
all I could think of the entire clip was Non Non Byori XD
We can make an anime out of this. A time-travelling samurai comes to the modern world and meets a country bumpkin. The two of them move to the city and learn about the luxuries and difficulties of urban Japan.
Ah I see
Subaru is a The Sun of Hololive while Iroha is a ninja from a hidden village wielding Kusanagi bestowed by Amaterasu herself
Also that explains why Iroha is really fit. She’s on the same wavelength as Subaru.
Seeing Subaru and Iroha, seems like animes don’t over exaggerate countrysides or the character reaction first time stepping in Tokyo, huh? No wonder why it’s a trope
We have plenty country and mountain girls in hololive. Shows that you can achieve success regardless of birthplace
I'm sure there are some, but I can't think of any HoloJP that are known to be from Tokyo. It's either another (unspecified) city or somewhere in the countryside to varying degrees.
thing is though, even if you are born in the countryside its basically mandatory to move to Tokyo if you want to be successful in the entertainment business.
@@NamePending9 but most of the joined Hololive while still living in the countryside
@@yiledute They've since then have moved to Tokyo or some metro area.
@@NamePending9 Yes they are required to move to Tokyo especially when they are needed to perform 3D lives and participate on shows and sponsorships. It would be hard for them to always travel from time to time.
These two are just too adorable together. I love it!
3:18 I think her pronunciation of "uber eats" is better than the subtitle suggests.
These translators probably never heard of Uber Eats. We have them here in Canada as well as Door Dash and Skip the Dishes.
I thought it was a copyright thing
It was in fact a copyright thing
This was a lovely collab. Them relating is a bit funny but also really nice.
It's adorable how well they understand the others experience.
Love how Iroha is initially afraid of answering her own questions to not put a distance with Subaru, but gradually realizes they're alike and warms up to the conversation 😄
*gura enters the chat*
“WHATS YER FAVORITE ANIMAL POO SMELL”
This is too precious. I wonder where PPTenshi stands next to this level of bumpkin energy.
I think what surprised me the most about moving from the countryside into a city was just how many buildings were crammed together. I'm so used to everything being spaced out for several miles, it still throws off my sense of time when I drive around because I pass by so much in just a few minutes.
Indeed a samurai, living and training in the mountains
This is something I didn't know I needed in my life. Omg, country Subaru connecting and sharing her inside thoughts like this is precious
It's a bit inconvenient when you are living in rural towns due to the essentials being in a bit of a distance but when you come in the city, it also becomes difficult because the prices soar too much depending on how urbanized or convenient your location is.
a beautiful swan and a kunoichi a fit depiction of countryside ladies.
eating horsetail, vegetable store, long gap of train arrival. truly reeks japan countryside lifestyle.
glad that they came to the city and spread their "beauty" to the world.
this explains why iroha is so relatable , shes one of my people .
Such a cultured convo between two of my fav mems
It's funny cause that was the biggest thing that was a change for me moving to the city but now we have Uber so you can get delivery in the small towns but it used to be a 20 minute drive just for crappy McDonald's or something
thank you for the UR gozaru outro
This felt like it could've turned into one of those stereotypical bragging contests
"You had a store? We had to grow our own food or beg the farmers to sell us some"
"You had trains every hour? We had an old man with a dog sled who'd only come once a month!"
The whole delivery thing hits way too close to home.. Even i myself have experienced a legit transition of lifestyle ever since i discovered "The Internet" and all the convenience they can provide :)
When you realize Non-Non Biyori is closer to reality than you thought 😭
I bet it's quiet and relaxing.
Even though I didn't grew up in the rural area, I'm actually was able to experience something similar. We used to go to a nearby place to pick up some vegetables. And a lot of them were grown around the house since my dad loves gardening. Awesome experience to have.
That reminds me my uncle’s old home. He had figs, pomegranates, sugar cane, and tomatoes growing everywhere in his yard.
Just 2 country girl tomboys
*Laughs in rural Australian* ahh, city kids
🤣
That not rural, that wilderness 🤣
Flying witch vibes 😆
haha right?? I still remember the zenzai >.
Neither of these people lived in a rural enviroment lol. Having a grocery store at all and a train?
It will be 300 years before someone puts a train where i live.
Iroha: "The train only came every hour and a half"
Americans: "What's a train?"
An American who has lived in cities with trains and subways: "Cute."
I was speaking in the context of countryside people. Apologies if that wasn't clear.
There's loads of trains across America. They're just all for cargo, no passenger trains.
@@d.b.4671 im afraid they didn't catch the context. XD
It's weird to imagine that Japan actually has areas like that, with how high the population is compared to the land mass of the country.
You leave the major cities and suddenly it’s full of rural villages and farmland.
i think it because the thought of moving to a big city for success
So the countryside is left behind and the population is likely to decline while the big city is going up
70% of japan are mountains and forests. I think about 48 million people live in the tokyo metro area ( tokyo, chiba, yokohama, saitama ).
Osaka, fukuoka and kobe are booming cities too.
I'm pretty sure there are places like that too in The US and probably other countries too
@@ReikiMaulana Definitely in the US, but the amount of land in the US is massive compared to Japan. The country is like 40 times larger, but the population is only twice that of Japan or such.
cute subaru and iroha. glad that they can relate with each other so well.
Pretty sure the deliveries effectively go until a bit after stores/restaurants close in the area. So if McDonald's is open until 2am, for example, they'd deliver until about 3am. And then McD's opens again at like 6am... so there's only like 3 hours a day they don't deliver. Really depends on the area, though. With Covid, our local McD's might not even be open past like 10 or 11pm now. It eventually got to 24 hours just a few years ago, I think... and now it's back to not 24h.
1:00 I cannot imagine having train service in the countryside. I live in a fairly populated town in the US and the train comes maybe once or twice a day
The US has notoriously bad train service.
I'm in rural Europe, in a place where freight trains pass by, but we get no passenger trains. Car is a necessity here. Given that we have the rails already, passenger trains would be very convenient.
@@oscarnemo8084 In France ,there was rails and train everywhere ,but now due to government policy + rural exodus ,95% are unused
@@plumebrisee6206 It's so heartbreaking to pass by all those little train stations, they used to deserve a ton of villages but nowadays you have to go to a middle-sized town and then take the bus to there.
Our lord and savior, Uber Eats..
Love this duo
iroha is so precious
Ah yes, these two fit exactly like the "Ievan Polkka Negi Dancing /Leekspin Farmer Girl" type from the nico2 i remember long time ago.
Non non biyori de gozaru
This stream is awesome. I'd like to see more translation
Is this whole stream subbed by anyone? I could listen to them relating to each other for hours!
3:17 Iroha said "Uber Eats"
Sometimes you can find pickled mountain vegetables at the import grocery store. It's a nice change of pace.
I just finished playing Raging Loop so this hits differently
Me who's lived in two cities here in the Philippines: "Wait, even in Japan's countryside convenience stores are *that* close? Over here, anything that close or next door sometimes would just be small stores; and if you're lucky, grocery stores. The nearest 7-eleven to me is literally like 20-40 minutes away depending on car speed and traffic lol."
Note that there are definitely cities in the Philippines where convenience stores are more frequent, I'm just not lucky enough. XD
United States is the same way. 10 minutes is close outside of major cities
Cos convenient stores in Japan is a HUGE business, within tokyo city you can see 3 of them on a single street. So their "sparse" coverage is still fairly convenient compared to other countries. Plus they offer quite a bit of services as well, I recall you can pay utilities and credit card bills there, not sure what else.
Yep, you're just unlucky. I live in the Philippines too, in a province in Luzon stereotyped on TV as "promdi"... And there was a minimart 5mins away, a 7-11 that was also 5mins away, and the wet market is 10mins away. All walking distance.
My town had nothing much to offer in way of clothing tho, _peste puro ukay_ lmao
Your lucky man! I live at the foot of the mountain before. The nearest convenience store is around 1.5km so when we buy things we buy in bulk. Ah, life of a "probinsyano/probinsyana".
@@dankpepe2110 True? Although, with how my parents are, we rarely go to said convenience store. We do groceries in bulk once a week, either from the grocery store or the wet market or both depending on how much budget we have and other factors.
One reason we usually don't go to the convenience store is that it's far away. It's quite close for people who are used to long journeys, but not us. Plus, it can use up a lot of gas going back and forth, and even if we commute that's still a lot of money given how high gas prices are here (and by extension, fare/commute fees).
welp we know where iroha got trained by a master.
This explain her physical prowess(?)
Thanks to Non non biyori, I can clearly see what they are talking about.
If I had streamer money I'd be getting food delivery every day too
I wonder if they also have those honor system vegetable stand in Japan's country side, where there's nobody manning the stand, the price of everything is listed and a box to put the cash in.
Wow...
both of them are probably playing Harvest Moon irl
Improvise. Adapt. Overcome
Ugh my kokoro they are just too cute
There's a reasonably well-populated part of me in Britain that can only aspire to as many as fifteen trains in a day... 💀
3:16 should say "Uber Eats" 「ウーバー イーツ」
They almost certainly mispelled it to show that Iroha was uncertain of what it was called and mispronounced it herself.
@@akaaoi Iroha was deliberately mumbling to not directly mention the name. It's a pretty common thing for them to do.
I'm quite sure she's not mispronouncing it? There was hesitancy but I can clearly hear: "uubaa iitsu"
(It wouldn't sound exactly like English Uber Eats in the same way how Japanese ppl would pronounce Starbucks or McDonald's)
Raw eggplant?! I’ve never heard of anyone eating eggplants raw! I have to try it…
Iroha is an athlete a swordsman a country girl and is cute to boot where has she been all my life
Subaroha born of the new ship
Ok, now I'm on a quest
I need to find out where that "Baka!" in the opening came from
Wish me luck brothers
I'll help you a little, start with karaoke streams from when Iroha debuted.
Edit: Actually, I have the source in my description
Edit edit: Actually, maybe I don't. Let me check
Chad countryside
No wonder Subaru wanted to be her mom
Imagine if they suddenly find out that they're from the same village
Only in modern Japan can the train coming once every hour be considered quaint.
I don't know how it is for the rest of the world but ordering stuff frequently feels weird for me and i live in the biggest city of my country, im from europe don't know if im strange or its a europe thing but i still prefer to go out and by whatever i need than ordering it, food or items
It could be the difference in service as well. I mean, Japan is famous for its customer service after all so I won’t be surprised if people actually addicted in deliveries because it’s THAT convenient
The thing is, if you're from a big enough city all the services are so close and convenient that there's no reason to order stuff. (say. a few minutes on foot)
Ordering food and so on is useful if you're in the "middle" zone, where your shopping area is a bit farther away so it's a drag to go there, but not so far away that it feels crazy to order a pizza delivered to your home. The fact is that delivery places usually have an "area of service", and if you live outside that they might either charge extra or not deliver at all.
Depending on your area, you can also have people steal your packages. So on date of arrival i try to be home and pay attention to when it’s dropped off. 4 out of 5 times they just leave package by door and don’t bother knocking. When they do knock, it often more of a single light tap to the door. Ordered food can be expensive and lately i haven’t really trust amazon with giving proper items. Can’t even reliably order same thing again without it changing into different item under same name.
Raw Eggplant is tasty tho, with sambal terasi dip.
Why does this feel like a skit in non non biyori
My country side is a mix of rural and urban feels. 10mins going to the market via car and we also pick our own vegetables from our yard from time to time. We also raise chickens and turkey. At the same time food delivery exist and malls are available to some extent.
Iroha, there's nothing bad in your home town being in the mountains. In fact, you grew up in a better place than those raised in major cities.
These two need to remake their country-town or something in minecraft
Those two are too bright for me
Home-grown veggies are definitely a perk of rural living. As a kid, every dinner would always be made with something my mom grew; Cucumber, carrots, broccoli, lettuce, spinach, squash... all sorts of goodies. It's one of the things I miss a lot now that I live in a city.
Reminds me of when I was living in Rural Mexico. It was a fairly populated small city. Cobblestone roads, the occasional park, the banks were in the City Square but Convenience stores and local stores were dotted everywhere. Even up in the Mountainside neighborhoods.
Then when I move back to the US the whiplash of maybe having like 1 or 2 Liquor stores that are NOT a short walk away or hell, maybe not even HAVING a store nearby at all within walking distance meant that I’d have to go out of my way to walk the extra distance to get what would normally take me like 10 minutes in Mexico
My parents told me about their childhood in the Mexican countryside. My mother was a rural small town girl and my father was from what would be the backroads of a rural area.
@@kaiseryakkovonwarner8783 both my parents grew up in a Small City. I say city because it’s too big for a town but not NEARLY big enough to be considered a City
Wild edibles are fantastic. Fiddlehead and dryad's saddle, morel and dandelion greens. Lambsquarters, black locust flowers, Saskatoon berries, elm samara, sumac.
It's Uber eats man, not uver its
Iroha is from ninja village confirmed
She is ninja
as someone who has had the privilege (if you see it that way) of never living far from a buss stop or station, this is kinda exotic to me
We actually had some sort of supermarket in our village
At first, it had a pretty small sortiment and eventually closed
Also there was a kiosk selling buns in the morning and a butcher, but we never bought from the butcher, I think
15 minutes with the car to the next "real" supermarket sounds accurate though
And the train would come every hour, *two villages over* XD
My dad would often walk that far with me when he came to pick me up from my mom's place
And one time i got in a fight with my mom years later I walked on my own
I think my mom called my father and he called me while I was walking, she apparently was mad, but he wasn't :P
3:17 Not sure if that was on purpose, but I believe she was saying "Uber Eats". The delivery service.
Bro, it's obviously on purpose. The translator is just taking the liberties of illustrating how Iroha wasn't sure what it was called by misspelling it.
I wonder if subaru and iroha had that countryside accent....
Remind me of eating frog I help catch in the wild ...... I didn't really want to be reminded of that again. To think there's such tiny worms in the meat
Eggplants raw? WTF
Is there other hololive members who lived in the countryside?
aqua, I have seen a clip that she wants to move to the city because ub*r eats can't reach her area. But its already a long time ago, IDK she has moved or not
Off the top of my head I can think of Kanata and Okayu. Probably Korone too.
@@rhickyphoenix7056 She eventually moved, and her chat was worried about her living alone.
Didn't Noel's brother walk like 40 mins to buy stuff?
The ones I recall of have said they're from the countryside are:
Matsuri, Aqua, Senchou, Noel, Okayu. There's probably more of them tho.
Might be a little late but I think uver its was her saying Uber eats
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Is it just me or Iroha's voice kinda different from her debut voice ? Sounds more mature now to me
countryside girls too pure and seiso
ma heart >_