Naomi: Why Nagoya?

Will: Well, Riko recommended the Hotel New Onishi. Their dinner menu is very popular.

Naomi: Oh, let me check. Hmm. There’s one room left for that weekend. Should I book it?

Will: That would be great.

Naomi: I think breakfast is included.

Will: Nagoya has coffee shops with good breakfasts. They’re called “morning sets.” How about doing that instead?

Naomi: I’m fine with that.

Jonas: Thank you, Sheena. We’re happy to have you here with us.

Sheena: Raj told me many good things about the employees in Tokyo.

Jonas: He helped us so much during his stay here. He’s a real IT wizard.

Sheena: I hope I can follow in his footsteps.

Jonas: I was so happy with the presentation he made for me. Now, let me introduce you to the others.

Sheena: Thank you, Jonas. You’re very kind.

Grandpa: Omi … what?

Roxy: Oh, it’s a Japanese word meaning presents or souvenirs from a trip. Here, this is for you.

Grandpa: Japanese whisky?

Roxy: Yes, Dad said you’re a big fan of whisky.

Grandpa: I used to be, but I’m not a big drinker anymore. For health reasons.

Roxy: Well, you can share it with your friends. And this is green tea for Grandma.

Grandpa: She’s a big tea drinker, so she’ll like that.

Riko: Renji, your leg is bleeding. Are you OK?

Renji: Oh, it’s just a small cut.

Riko: Let me wash it and put an adhesive bandage on it.

Renji: I can do it myself. I’m going out again.

Riko: Don’t you have a math test tomorrow? You should be studying for it.

Renji: It’s just a little test. I don’t need to study.

Riko: Yes, you do. That’s enough running for today. Math homework, now!