Call of the Nightingale Ōkō Kenkasu, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year, This one corresponds to about Feb. 9-12, equating the onset of spring with nightingales starting to sing in mountain villages.Oh? I swore I heard a nightingale's first chirp of the year...That was Murasa doing bird calls!!I-Incredible!
Wowww!You're a little too excited there, Master.Just call me the Edo●● Neko●●●● of Gensokyo! Edoya Nekohachi III (1921-2001) was a famous actor/mimic.Oh, you were whistling! What a marvelous special skill!I thought it sounded too pretty for quarreling.Oh, it's easy-peasy! Anyone can do it!Just purse your lips like this...Did someone say "Takobue" just now? A character depicted on cheap sweets sold in small-time candy stores decades ago. Any resemblance to a certain famous mouse is just your imagination.No.If-...ift's kfind uff diffhikhults...You look sexy sticking out your tongue, Master...We're hooome.Shove
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HokekyoOnomatopoeia for a Japanese nightingale call. It also happens to rhyme with Hokekyō, the Japanese name for the Heart Sutra. This may or may not be coincidence here.
Call of the Nightingale Ōkō Kenkasu, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year, This one corresponds to about Feb. 9-12, equating the onset of spring with nightingales starting to sing in mountain villages.
Oh? I swore I heard a nightingale's first chirp of the year...
That was Murasa doing bird calls!!
I-Incredible!
Wowww!
You're a little too excited there, Master.
Just call me the Edo●● Neko●●●● of Gensokyo! Edoya Nekohachi III (1921-2001) was a famous actor/mimic.
Oh, you were whistling! What a marvelous special skill!
I thought it sounded too pretty for quarreling.
Oh, it's easy-peasy! Anyone can do it!
Just purse your lips like this...
Did someone say "Takobue" just now? A character depicted on cheap sweets sold in small-time candy stores decades ago. Any resemblance to a certain famous mouse is just your imagination.
No.
If-...ift's kfind uff diffhikhults...
You look sexy sticking out your tongue, Master...
We're hooome.
Shove
Twitterrr
Fweeooo
HokekyoOnomatopoeia for a Japanese nightingale call. It also happens to rhyme with Hokekyō, the Japanese name for the Heart Sutra. This may or may not be coincidence here.
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