卑弥呼からのバレンタイン埴輪チョコ。

あの伝説の邪馬台国初代女王が手ずからこねた埴輪型チョコとかいう奇跡の逸品。時代的に埴輪って古墳時代じゃない？　とか突っ込まれても弥生時代後期はギリセーフ扱いっていう女王の託宣も出てますので。

埴輪集めと鏡集めぐらいしか生前の趣味がなかった（失礼しちゃうわね！）女王だけに、その埴輪審美眼スキルはＡ＋レベルという日本史上稀に見るものと言って差し支えないものであり、おかげで自らがこねる埴輪造形力もわりと愛嬌あるレベルに達している。謎の光属性の波動も出ており健康にいい気もするわね！

―――幼い頃、とある姉弟は共に土をこねて笑いあっていたという。そう、彼女にとってはとても大事な人に贈る手作りのチョコレート。

Valentine's Haniwa chocolate from Himiko.

A miraculous Haniwa-shaped chocolate masterpiece personally made by the legendary first queen of Yamataikoku. Some may note that Haniwa were made dominantly during the Kofun period (later than the Yamataikoku period), but that's okay because the queen has provided an oracle saying that the latter half of the Yayoi period just barely makes the cut.

To the queen, whose only hobby during her life was collecting Haniwa and mirrors (how rude!), there is no doubt that her Haniwa aesthetic skills are at an A+ level, which is quite an extraordinary feat heretofore unwitnessed in Japanese history. And thanks to this skill, her Haniwa molding powers have enabled her to create very endearing Haniwa. On top of that, some sort of mysterious light wave emanates from it, which makes it feel like it's healthy too!

Once upon a time, a certain older sister and younger brother enjoyed a moment kneading clay together. That's right...to her, this handmade chocolate is a gift for one she considers to be extremely important.