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Episode 130: Ayutori Solves Her Mysteries at the Kotatsu

It's a story about two armchair cases, one about snowy mountains and one about ghosts in the editorial office. Each one wouldn't last an episode, so I stuck them together.

The brass band teacher is Sachio Wada, modeled after Louis Armstrong.

In the hallway where Makoto and the others are, there is a sign that says "The baths are on the first and third floors," so we realize that this is actually the second floor.

It is true that lodges in snowy mountains have entrances on the second floor because the first floor gets buried under snow in winter.

One small detail is that Sanada's cell phone strap is a souvenir from the buried treasure hunt trip in volume 4.

The pose that our editor Kurosaki-san often does, where he holds up the index fingers of both hands and points them up quickly, has a roots in the idea that the more you talk the longer you make it.

I met the manga artist Arai Keiichi some time ago.

At that time, I found out that we knew a mutual editor.

When I asked, "Um, he's not much of a talkative person, is he?" Arai jokingly replied, "No, he used to talk to me a lot. He used to do things like this!" and struck a strange pose.

It was so funny that I used it as a pose for Kurosaki's edit.
Apparently Ishiguro knows Arawi.