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The first chapter: Thank you. You’re welcome. “Well, here you are.” I, Kuya who returned to Rajomon slowly hel […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu^^. There is a shopping mall called Kitaoji VIVRE besides Rakuhoku Hankyu Sq […]

“Kotaro!” A large white dog is sitting in the east corner at the top of the stairs of the Rajomon Gate. When t […]

The latter part: the encounter to the smile “My older sister?” That is the word the child girl whom I met in H […]

Good morning! This is Kurama Tengu.^^ There is an expression that water does not match, and in fact, the taste […]

The first part: Raiseimon that protects lives. “Lord Kuya, hurry up, hurry up.” Under the clear sky, a young g […]

Do you know the meaning of “Anjou”? It’s a word relatively old people use, and “Anjou” is the meaning that ple […]

Do you like Sake Lee Soup? Kurama Tengu likes Kasu-jiru (sake lees soup) and often eats it in winter. There is […]

I once learned this from a teacher at school. “Regarding history, all you need to do is to memorize. If you me […]

When apologizing lightly to someone close to you, you say “kannin-na”. There are many cases where people say t […]

“Songs of coexistence” Hello, everyone♪ This is Benelba Bacgonagal, the savior singer of all humankind. It’s t […]

The latter part: As a Bodhisattva just for the heck of it. Namu means to believe and to entrust. Namu Amida Bu […]

There are other interesting points in Rakuhoku Hankyu Square. Go up the escalator to the second floor above th […]

The first part: the truth of “Namu Amida Butu” “The nenbutu of Namu Amida Butu is also the word of appreciatio […]

The latter part: with gratitude to you I was informed again. The fear of the earthly desires that cover around […]