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| When I was in elementary school, I liked playing Hanafuda** We always kept going*** about the PC To match and gain points←w It seemed to look like that? First of all, If you got the boar, deer, and butterfly, you would win!!**** I thought you know. Boar, deer, and butterfly! After that, it’d look like you’d match and gain points with a purple colored Noren***** guy and tried to gather it and such.
I was too clueless and I laughed at myself wwww
Ah, I read the letters “The letter is one way traffic, but it is filled with spirit******” is what one person wrote I was deeply moved! Right, it’s one way traffic, but it’s filled with spirit, right? One time, to the creator of Katekyo Hitman REBORN******* I mailed a fan letter. (It was around week two of the serial story I supposed) Andddd after I did that A New Year’s card came!!!!! I was surprisingly happy, Although that is all for that story, It’s not one way traffic! Eh, did I mess up the story’s meaning? Shushi? I don’t understand Kanji.
Firstly, thank you for the letters (^ω^)
The picture is beloved Sento-kun Incidentally, I received this from a girl who came to BEST OSAKA.
Something like, the thing I wanted to write the most… I didn’t write it~ (laugh) Oh well(^ω^)
See you *waves arm* MAMI
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*Auyoro I did research and couldn’t find a meaning, so I interpreted it as matching cards and gaining points as in the game Hanafuda. If anyone knows what this actually supposed to mean, please feel free to comment. **Hanafuda is a traditional Japanese card game played by young children. It means flower cards, and there are several variations of it. For example, MAMI in this case played Koi Koi which I’ll explain in the next note. ***Koi Koi – The point of this game is to keep going, so I translated the line as MAMI continuing to play the game, but she didn’t really know what she was doing. ****InoShikaChou is a common combination to get points in the game. *****Noren…I’m not too sure on what this means since it’s in Katakana. Maybe it’ll come to me another day. ****** What the fan means is, “If I write a letter to you, you’ll never send me a letter back.” which is why MAMI talked about receiving a letter from a Manga-ka. ******* A Shonen Manga and Anime. I never watched it or read it, but feel free to search it up online!
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