Subculture Science Research Group

Dialogue

R: I don’t understand soccer at all, but you can talk a lot, can’t you tarky?

R: I don’t know anything about soccer, but you can talk a lot, can’t you? tarky: That’s because I used to go to the home games of my favorite clubs quite often.

Hanasana: In Hiroshima, there’s Sanfrecce Hiroshima. A recent topic for Sanfrecce Hiroshima is the Emperor’s Cup. In soccer, from the top to the bottom, there is J1, J2, J3, and JFL, and there was a giant-killing when they were trounced 1-5 by a team from the fifth division.

interactive

R: I’ve recently become interested in something called NFT.

TARKY: Yeah, I gave it a try.

R: What’s it like?

tarky: Right now I’m stuck at creating an account, but I wonder if it’s that different from trading virtual currency.

R: I’m not sure about the virtual currency trading, though.

tarky: First, you open an account at an NFT exchange and deposit virtual currency into it.

Then you use the virtual currency to buy collections (works of art linked to virtual currency).

Conversation style

R: Liquor and wood go hand in hand.

Tarky: Oh!

R: When you went to a brewery in Taiwan, you saw a row of sake barrels, right? It’s a common belief that whiskey tastes different depending on the wood of the barrel.

Tarky: Oh, weren’t they burned?

R: Even if it’s burned, some things soak in. And Quercus serrata is good. R: Even if it’s burned, there’s something that soaks in.

Conversation style

R: Something about Fender being forced to stop using ash wood

R: I heard that Fender had to stop using ash wood because of climate problems in the southern United States.

R: I was wondering, what’s the point of wood in an electric guitar?

tarky: What do you mean?

R: It doesn’t seem to matter what material it’s made of, but it’s a problem.

tarky: Oh, I see. To sum it up, from the performer’s point of view, it makes sense. But from the audience’s point of view, it doesn’t make much difference.