(Ibaraki Kasen's Day)
Apparently, this being Kasen's day has nothing to do with it also being competition day. It's a pun on her surname: Ibaraki โ Iba(raki) โ i(1) ba(8).
A commemorative day established on this date because of the pun with the expression "all or nothing", used when there's a competition!
All or nothing in Japanese is said as "ไธใๅ ซใ", which could literally be translated as "either 1 or 8". The origin of that expression is apparently unclear, but a couple hypotheses link it with gambling.You were so adamant in challenging me that I ended up agreeing to do it but...If it has to do with core strength, there's no way I could loseWhy does it need to be in this twister-thing?A game where you need to put your hands and feet on the designated color
There's a good chance the real intent isn't to win, but to get in close contact with Kasen.
(Ibaraki Kasen's Day)
Apparently, this being Kasen's day has nothing to do with it also being competition day. It's a pun on her surname: Ibaraki โ Iba(raki) โ i(1) ba(8).
A commemorative day established on this date because of the pun with the expression "all or nothing", used when there's a competition!
All or nothing in Japanese is said as "ไธใๅ ซใ", which could literally be translated as "either 1 or 8". The origin of that expression is apparently unclear, but a couple hypotheses link it with gambling.
You were so adamant in challenging me that I ended up agreeing to do it but...
If it has to do with core strength, there's no way I could lose
Why does it need to be in this twister-thing?
A game where you need to put your hands and feet on the designated color
There's a good chance the real intent isn't to win, but to get in close contact with Kasen.
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