"Takara" - treasure
It means "Takarabune", the treasure ship of Shichi Fuku Jin (the seven lucky gods). If you want to dream a lucky Hatsuyume, put a picture of Takarabune under your pillow.
This kanji should be originally "獏 (Baku)", Japanese nightmare-devouring creature. However, the artist changed the kanji on purpose.
"Takara" - treasure
It means "Takarabune", the treasure ship of Shichi Fuku Jin (the seven lucky gods). If you want to dream a lucky Hatsuyume, put a picture of Takarabune under your pillow.
This kanji should be originally "獏 (Baku)", Japanese nightmare-devouring creature. However, the artist changed the kanji on purpose.
Hatsuyume"First dream" - The dream seen the night of January 1.
I felt uneasy and nervous before sleeping on January 1.I felt uneasy and nervous before sleeping on January 1.Fortunately I had a lucky dream after all.However, it was little more than an illusion when I woke up.However, it was little more than an illusion when I woke up.Poetry by 蒼桐大紀 (Aogiri Taiki).
Webmaster of novel website Shishiki
This poetic form is called Dodoitsu.Art by 摸捫窩 (Momonga)Moriya Suwako / EbisuYakumo Yukari / HoteiInaba Tewi / DaikokutenIbuki Suika / FukurokujuYasaka Kanako / BenzaitenKirisame Marisa / JuroujinHakurei Reimu / BishamontenHakurei Reimu / Bishamonten
"Takara" - treasure
It means "Takarabune", the treasure ship of Shichi Fuku Jin (the seven lucky gods). If you want to dream a lucky Hatsuyume, put a picture of Takarabune under your pillow.
This kanji should be originally "獏 (Baku)", Japanese nightmare-devouring creature. However, the artist changed the kanji on purpose.
"Takara" - treasure
It means "Takarabune", the treasure ship of Shichi Fuku Jin (the seven lucky gods). If you want to dream a lucky Hatsuyume, put a picture of Takarabune under your pillow.
This kanji should be originally "獏 (Baku)", Japanese nightmare-devouring creature. However, the artist changed the kanji on purpose.
Hatsuyume"First dream" - The dream seen the night of January 1.
I felt uneasy and nervous before sleeping on January 1.
I felt uneasy and nervous before sleeping on January 1.
Fortunately I had a lucky dream after all.
However, it was little more than an illusion when I woke up.
However, it was little more than an illusion when I woke up.
Poetry by 蒼桐大紀 (Aogiri Taiki).
Webmaster of novel website Shishiki
This poetic form is called Dodoitsu.
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