Kyoto Trip Arc

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Kyoto Trip Arc
Arc Details
Saga	Third Year Saga
Manga	Chapter 78 - Ongoing
Arc Guide
Previous	← Fuutarou's Birthday Arc
Next	TBA →

The 'Kyoto Trip Arc (also known as Sisters' Wars Arc, Kyoto School Trip Arc, Field Trip Arc or simply Kyoto Arc') is the thirteenth story arc in 5Toubun no Hanayome series. This arc tells about Fuutarou and the Nakano Quintuplets' experience during their school field trip in Kyoto.

Kyoto Trip Arc is covered in Volume 10.

Note: Not to be confused with a past event of the same setting involving Fuutarou and Young Nakano, Elementary School Kyoto Trip.

Overview

• Start of the arc: The Field Trip is coming soon and the main characters already decided their group (Chapter 78)
• End of the arc: Ongoing

Summary

The school trip is upon the Nakano Quintuplets, who want to use this occasion/chance to deepen their relationship with Fuutarou. As the girls scheme and fight one another, Itsuki struggles to reveal Fuutarou the truth and Yotsuba gets caught in the crossfire of a stormy school trip.

Story

The Third Years will have a Field Trip to Kyoto, a place Fuutarou once visited several years ago.

Story Impact

• Fuutarou is in the same group as Takeda and Maeda for the School Trip. The Nakano Quintuplets are in the same group.
• Fuutarou knows that Rena is one of the Nakano Quintuplets.
• Yotsuba sees through Ichika's plan to foil Miku's confession.
• Fuutarou already knew about Miku's affection for him.
• Fuutarou realizes that someone disguised as Miku back then (Chapter 74).
• Yotsuba's reasoning and motivation for putting her sisters' happiness over hers is due to flunking incident in her last school.
• An unknown party is taking pictures of the sisters.
• The Photo and The Charm was taken and bought in Kiyomizudera.
• Ichika reveals that she is the Young Nakano, but Fuutarou doesn't believe her.

Trivia

• Uesugi Kenshin, Maeda Toshiie, and Takeda Shingen are three historical figures in the Sengoku Period of Japan. In Japanese History, however, the three of them are in the opposing sides.