I was able to get the whole set at a very low price because the corner of the 8th box is damaged but all the dvds are working in perfect condition and the other boxes are in very good condition. So happy to own this finally.
I mean, godai did express her love and she was accepting to it. in this scene it shows that she was okay with the expression of love, but seconds later , godai tells her something based on his assumption of the night and messes everything up.
Irony is that mitaka was introduced in the very next episode.
I don't know very much about Japanese culture, but I find interesting the differences between Kyoko-Godai's and Asuna/Míraka weddings. The first seems to be like more traditional, being the latter more like a Christian ceremony. Is this related to social class? Or it was just an arbitrary decision from Rumiko-san?