The Truth"More exciting, more alluring" was the motto when this weekly magazine was produced, but looking at it again, some of the articles are so exaggerated that they could be considered forgeries, and call for a correction. For example, in the article "Has Gensokyo already been invaded!?" this was the original photo. A small part of the photo was cropped, magnified, and used in the article.
The reason was that this lighthearted chat in a busy cafe didn't look like a secret conference between invaders. However, while this method avoids telling outright lies, we now acknowledge that it is a method that invites misunderstandings. Many of the other articles handled photos similarly.Photo / Azuma Aya"More exciting, more alluring" was the motto when this weekly magazine was produced, but looking at it again, some of the articles are so exaggerated that they could be considered forgeries, and call for a correction. For example, in the article "Has Gensokyo already been invaded!?" this was the original photo. A small part of the photo was cropped, magnified, and used in the article.
The reason was that this lighthearted chat in a busy cafe didn't look like a secret conference between invaders. However, while this method avoids telling outright lies, we now acknowledge that it is a method that invites misunderstandings. Many of the other articles handled photos similarly.
"More exciting, more alluring" was the motto when this weekly magazine was produced, but looking at it again, some of the articles are so exaggerated that they could be considered forgeries, and call for a correction. For example, in the article "Has Gensokyo already been invaded!?" this was the original photo. A small part of the photo was cropped, magnified, and used in the article.
The reason was that this lighthearted chat in a busy cafe didn't look like a secret conference between invaders. However, while this method avoids telling outright lies, we now acknowledge that it is a method that invites misunderstandings. Many of the other articles handled photos similarly.
Photo / Azuma Aya
"More exciting, more alluring" was the motto when this weekly magazine was produced, but looking at it again, some of the articles are so exaggerated that they could be considered forgeries, and call for a correction. For example, in the article "Has Gensokyo already been invaded!?" this was the original photo. A small part of the photo was cropped, magnified, and used in the article.
The reason was that this lighthearted chat in a busy cafe didn't look like a secret conference between invaders. However, while this method avoids telling outright lies, we now acknowledge that it is a method that invites misunderstandings. Many of the other articles handled photos similarly.
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