SPIRIT's Diary

There is Ms.Muroyama Mayumi, who wrote comics such as *Asari-Chan”. In her opus, heroines’ snacks are always “the milk and the fried small fishes”. (In short, they are full of calcium) Heroines hate the milk and the fried small fishes as “the cat’s feed “, but heroines’ parents say “they are full of nutritious “. In present Japanese families, are there any families whose snacks are milk and small fishes? However, in Japan too, the value of merchandises is rising, so it’s the best if the value of fried small fishes and milk is cheaper than the value of the likes of snacks. I don’t love fried small fishes so much, but I love milk very much. After I’ve skipped liquor for 4 days, I had drunk milk too much. Can I change to eat Famichiki into fried small fishes as snacks? It's also good if value of fried small fishes is cheaper than Famichiki. But how is stiff and taste of fried small fishes?

In original work and so on, Inuzuka Shino, the first hero of Hakkenden, is portrayed, as the master of learning and martial, serious, dignified and talented man. But some fanfiction emphasizes his dumb. In OVA "The Hakkenden" and Ms. Aomata Pinku's comics "Hakkenden", Inuzuka Shino is portrayed as very dazed man. Ms. Aomata said, "Among Hakkenshi, only Shino is likely to stomp the dog's poo when they're walking the street." （By the way, I think it's also suitable to both Itou Makoto and Nishizumi Miho.） And The book,"Bakusho Hakkenden（日本語：爆笑八犬伝）/Laughing Hakkenden" said "Inuzuka Shino's cross-dressing is goofy rather than filial. In original work, Shino became the master of learning and martial and the one man army when he was a child, but he's somewhere goofy. For example, ・He had rided his dog instead of the horse ・He hadn't noticed he hadn't been suitable his cross-dressing. ・For 3 weeks, he hadn't take...

In Edo period, Kanjin Sumo（日本語：勧進相撲）/promotional sumo was taking place in Eko-in Temple, for 5 minutes by walking from JR Ryogoku Sta. The origin of Eko-in Temple was that no-relation buddhism in Meireki Grand Flame was buried. But few people have known it. Eko-in Temple has been famous for Kanjn Sumo of spring and autumn and Nezumi Kozo Jirokichi's grave. After Tenpo Era, Sumo was decided to take place in Eko-in Temple for each 10 days of spring and autumn. So sumo wrestlers was said, "Ichinen wo hatsuka de kurasu ii otoko（日本語：1年を20日で暮らすいい男）/the good men who can make their living by only 20 days". As the taste of people in Edo period, when they wanted to watch sumo in Eko-in Shrine, it was said they intended to walk across Shin-Ohashi Bridge and walk alongside Sumida River and walk across Ryogoku Bridge . About 4 years ago, I walked the same way, but I was tired because of detouring. There are various graves for various life, including animals. Chikarazuka（日本語：力塚）, which...