It's been a few days since the group date, and the guy is nervous. He's just come from the rice harvest, and he's looking for a nice, mild-mannered guy to hang out with. He wants a girl to accompany him on his trip to the art museums. He also wants to find a girl who loves to travel, so he wants to be able to call her "tasu" . The guy is a third-year law student named sasaki. He looks like a flashy guy who would get into a club. He has a cute girl named tachi, who's a little shy, but she's also interested in traveling. She'd be a great companion for the guy. He asks if they can all hang out in his room the same year, so they can just call each other "tachi" , which is a Japanese term for "friend." The guy says he doesn't have a girlfriend yet, but he'd like to find one soon. He needs someone who can converse with him, someone who'll make him feel like he has a voice in the world. He says he hasn't had one since he came to Japan, and that's why he needs someone to talk to. The rice lady chimes in to tell the guy to be nice to her, but the guy's too shy to be polite. He tells the lady to calm down and be discreet, and then he asks her if she likes the way he eats. She says he'll have to give her his own, too, but that she'll give it to him, too. He blushes a little, but then he says that he've been living in Japan all his life, so it's not surprising that he likes to eat Japanese food. He gives the lady a list of all the delicious things to eat, and she