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30 seconds with Yuki, episodes 52, 52.5, and 52.5-A

In which we couldn't agree which one to post so we're posting all of them. And it's been a while so we didn't think you'd mind.

First up, a return to form.



Next, a tribute to our favorite show (and someone's opinion of her mother's singing).



Finally, finding out that Japanese preschool tuition is totally worth it.




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KT said…
Talkies!
3:31 AM
Anonymous said…
Brilliant!
xo
gibs
6:15 AM
Robin said…
look, i am running on not enough sleep (as usual) but i swear in the last one she said "i see ta-tas."
11:58 AM
Unknown said…
What is that bilingual angel talking about? So much more than "baby, baby, baby!" Very cute.
10:36 PM
Everywhereist said…
I swear in the last video she said, "I see boobies, boom boom boom."
10:23 PM
Brendina Pederhold said…
In the second one, we learn that Mickey is, in fact, French, and has a silent "t" at the end of his last name.
8:50 AM
Anonymous said…
Was that "Wheels on the Bus" in Japanese?!
9:14 AM
Trina said…
Who knew she was such a ham?
12:28 AM
Schkla said…
So glad you posted all three! She is so cute, I wish you guys were close, Audrey could be a mother's helper-- they'd have so much fun!
10:25 AM
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