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6/26/2025, 2:58:52 AM
>>279992394
I can not read what Tsubasa's seals say. Also, so mean but I guess he is being a bit territorial about Sakura Mamiya.
Furinkan notes that: "While ill, Tsubasa is wearing a hanten (袢纏) a short cotton stuffed coat typically worn in winter. Hanten often have a family crest on them and Tsubasa's has the cross due to his last name (Jumonji means "cross or crucifix")."
And "Sakura is making okayu (お粥) for Tsubasa. This is rice porridge that is easy on the stomach and often given to babies and people that are feeling ill and so it is thought of as a healing food. It has similar connotations to chicken-noodle soup in the west."
I also missed another note:
>>279992209
"When Rinne reads the story about the fox-demon causing problems 100 years ago the building that is shown is the Ryouunkaku. It was the first western-style skyscraper in Japan and was built in 1890 and destroyed in in the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. It is commonly associated with the 1910s and 1920s and is used to help frame the time period (the Taisho era). "
I can not read what Tsubasa's seals say. Also, so mean but I guess he is being a bit territorial about Sakura Mamiya.
Furinkan notes that: "While ill, Tsubasa is wearing a hanten (袢纏) a short cotton stuffed coat typically worn in winter. Hanten often have a family crest on them and Tsubasa's has the cross due to his last name (Jumonji means "cross or crucifix")."
And "Sakura is making okayu (お粥) for Tsubasa. This is rice porridge that is easy on the stomach and often given to babies and people that are feeling ill and so it is thought of as a healing food. It has similar connotations to chicken-noodle soup in the west."
I also missed another note:
>>279992209
"When Rinne reads the story about the fox-demon causing problems 100 years ago the building that is shown is the Ryouunkaku. It was the first western-style skyscraper in Japan and was built in 1890 and destroyed in in the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. It is commonly associated with the 1910s and 1920s and is used to help frame the time period (the Taisho era). "
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