Conversation Video 

(Relationships among members) Broccoli: There are a lot of calm people in our club. Potato: Yes, they are. I think there are many kind and warm people. B: There are no strict hierarchical relationships at all, and everyone gets along well. P: Really. We go out with seniors and juniors. B: We often go out to eat together too. P: Yes, that's true. We have girls' parties, and seniors and juniors go out to eat together. B: We also went to Hirakata park. P: I went to Hirakata park during the summer vacation! B: That was fun. B: Some of us found seniors who share the same hobbies, and went to the goods shop. We often go to mandolin concerts together and go out to dinner afterwards. P: There are a lot of seniors who are in the same department or faculty, so we get to know each other and learn a lot from them. B: We often get to know each other by listening to senior's stories and receiving lots of tests and textbooks. (Favorite Event) Greenpeace: Since I joined the club, summer camps have been the most attractive part of the club. Tomato: This summer was also a lot of fun with barbecues, practices, and other events. G: Other than that, we have concerts and part practice sessions, where I can get to know my seniors well, and we have a teacher-student system. T: Even if you are a beginner, your seniors will teach you carefully, so you don't have to worry. Also, we spent a lot of time practicing, so we feel a great sense of accomplishment after the regular concert. G: I think the regular concert is a great time to get to know each other because you can talk with people from different grades at the party afterward. (Balancing with other activities) P: The frequency of activities is twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, for about 3-4 hours. It's not that much, so it's good. B: Some people do voluntary training, so we can increase the number of practicing hours. P: Does everyone come to the club relatively often? B: Yes, everyone comes. P: There are a lot of ensembles this time of year, so everyone comes. B: We have a concert in December, so in December and November we will have three times a week, but we are all trying to do our best. P: How does this affect your schoolwork? B: We play twice a week, so it's totally compatible with studying. P: I can study hard and play the mandolin as well. B: I don't have club activities from a week before the test, so I can focus on the test, so it doesn't affect my schoolwork too much. B: I have a part-time job about three times a week. P: I also have a part-time job about three times a week. I think we can do both of those things. I think there are many students who work 3 times a week and do club activities twice a week. I think everyone is working hard at their part-time job. B: Some people work two different part-time jobs. P: There are people who do two part-time jobs and then come to the club. B: There are also people who work part-time before their club activities. P: There are also people who say, “I'm going to work after today”. B: They can manage both part-time jobs and their schoolwork. P: There are also a lot of students who participate in other club activities and circles, so I think it's possible to manage both. (Group Attraction) T: There are a lot of events. We have a lot of events such as regular concerts, to play with each team, summer camps, etc. G: Last year, we went bowling, and we divided into different grades and competed against each other. It's a lot of fun. T: What else is there to do? G: I think the other thing is that it is easy for beginners to start. I started as a beginner, and I think I'm starting to learn how to play now that I'm in my third year, so I think it is suitable for university students who want to start playing music in a relaxed manner. T: And since it's twice a week, it's easy to manage part-time jobs and study. It's full of charm. G: I would like you to come just for the experience. (Ending) B: We will be performing on the 23rd. Please come and see our performance. All: We are waiting for you!