Let's Make a Mug Too Specials: Episode Guide & Ratings

The four voice actresses go to Let's Make a Mug Too's stage, Gifu prefectures Tajimi City. While strolling through the town where Himeno lives, they talk about their memories with their own fathers.

The first hands-on pottery experience in Tajimi is to make mugs. Not used to the electric pottery wheel, they struggle, but in the end produce pieces sparkling with personality.

Tiles are also a Tajimi specialty. Accessories are also made with these tiles. The four quietly focus on the detail work that reveals their individual character traits.

Our group of four visit a highschool pottery club and are in awe of the works that the students have made. They also share stories from their time in school. At the end, they encounter the works of a living national treasure.

A trip to the museum reveals a variety of mosaic art, followed up by a traditional Japanese candy store with colorful treats and fun photo opportunities!

The four girls discuss weddings while enjoying the autumn leaves at the national treasure, Eihouji. Then, they relax at a cafe beloved by the people of Gifu.

Using the "hand-building" technique, the girls attempt to make freestyle flatware. While they all feel the difficulties of making pottery, their individual personalities are clearly reflected in their creations.

The big ceramic kappa that surprised Himeno, shaved ice made from spring water, sparklers. Fully enjoying the hot Tajimi summer while wearing yukata.

We eat our way through Tajimi's gourmet dishes! Soul food "gohei mochi". Incredible udon at a "shinise" business. And then the long awaited eel bowl!

Today the plates that were made with the hand-building technique are being painted! While Tanaka, Wakai, Honizumi are making steady progress, Serizawa is still agonizing. How will the plates turn out?

The four make curry! The curry made with the best Gifu prefecture ingredients are plated on the finished plates. Not having a lot of cooking experience, Tanaka has a bit of a mishap!

Reminiscing while enjoying the homemade curry. What was the thing in Tajimi, the city with the hot temperatures and warm hearts, that left the biggest impression on our four ladies?

The four voice actresses for "Let's Make a Mug Too" have come to the anime's location again, Gifu prefecture's Tajimi city. They set out to discover the many many "Let's Make a Mug Too" sights in town!

The quartet goes to a mining pit to learn about clay and see how hard the work is! Then, they visit the place that was the model for the pottery club room!

From the living national treasures who were born in Tajimi, to the future greats of pottery, the four voice actresses see and are inspired by various pieces! Will they seriously pursue becoming pottery voice actresses now?!

A truly unique piece of pottery. During the sketching phase, everybody's personality comes out! And then there's great excitement over seeing pottery tools for the first time!

Shaved ice, goheimochi, and all the fun stalls are the perfect way to lead up to a summer festival discussion about love!

t's finally time to give shape to the truly unique piece of pottery! As a reward for being so devoted to their pottery craft, the four get a selection of Tajimi sweets!

After tirelessly working with the clay, the four finally finish their very individualistic shapes. Which emotions did they each pour into their pieces?

The pottery making got to a good place. Time for a barbeque surrounded by Tajimi's beautiful nature! After enjoying Gifu's specialty "kei-chan", everybody's re-energized!

For the truly unique piece of pottery, the color should be special too! The four learn how deep the topic of glazes is. And then they smack their lips at authentic pizza baked in a stone kiln.

"We won't know until we open it!" We open the kiln and finally get to see the bisque fired pieces! Impressed by how they look, the four take on the glazing challenge!

Enjoying of the cafe's delicacies and the talks. Including the intense bowling showdown, the four really enjoyed a truly "after school" time.

The truly unique pottery pieces are complete! Then, at the end of the journey, it's time to revisit Oribe Street. What do we see there?