The Too Many Summonings from Japan Have Caused the Goddess to Flip Out

"Speaking of which, there was nothing in Japan for Midsummer's Day."

Really?

Hmm?

In some rural areas of the Keros Republic.

In response to Inertia's words, who was decorating flowers to prepare for the summer solstice festival, Saros and Snahicona grabbed the tomatoes in both hands and leaned their necks.

You're always eating something vegetable, you god.

Midsummer's Day means the Summer Summer Summer Festival or Summer Summer Summer Summer Festival, which is particularly popular in northern Europe and has a lot to do with love and marriage.

In some cases, there is an event where a woman flows a wreath into a river and can marry or meet a man if he can catch it.

In addition, in some cases, you can get married if you run a flower wreath through the river and it flows well, but if you stop halfway, it means death.

What an irrational consequence.

"Oh, about the Summer Festival.There is certainly no national festival. "

"Why? I think Japan values seasonal shifts."

"Come on, there's a lot of reasons, but it's rainy season, so they say it's because of the short sunshine hours or simply because they don't have time to celebrate at a time when agriculture is busy.There are festivals and customs in the summer solstice depending on the region. "

For example, at the triple Futami Kodama Shrine, famous for its rocks, the sunrise of the summer solstice is accompanied by a festival in front of the rocks.

It is an event unique to a land with a strong Sun God faith, but by way of example, the main shrine festival will only be held this year to combat infections, and the festival will be cancelled.

Me.

"Oh, speaking of which, it's planting time.Everyone's getting better, and it looks like we're finishing early this year. "

I hear there's also a place to festive after planting.

"Isn't it just a festival? Your country?"

That's not true... that's not true. Maybe.

"In the northern part of the country, it's gonna be a white night, so I'm gonna sit up all night and festive."

Day and night?

"The sun comes out all day long without the night coming."

It's a weird world.

"No, there's probably something in this world."

"Why??"

I don't know how night and day works, so it is said that it is also in my world and Question Mark is dancing around.

Today, the other world is still at peace.







Meanwhile, the plateau.

"So it was Miss Hatch that gave me a weak impression of the summer solstice?"

That's right.

Are you tired of denying it to Amaterasu-sama, who is in shock, and Mizuhanome-sama, who is eating so much snow even though it is a summer solstice?

Not only are they sold year-round these days, but they also sell fresh matcha tea flavours for summer.

"Well, I think there are times when I'm actually busy.Planting is supposed to end from summer solstice to half-summer raw. "

Hannakasu refers to the five days from the eleventh day counting from the summer solstice, and generally refers to the seven evenings from the second day of July.

Festivals and events are more frequent than summer solstices, with octopus eating in Kansai, udon eating in Kagawa, and mackerel eating in Fukui Prefecture.

There's no uniformity!

"I mean, just add octopus and mackerel to the udon to complete it?"

"Why are you doing it all there?"

Amaterasu-sama's words are stuck to Mizuhanome, but if you put it in tempura, it feels almost cuckoo even if you put it in udon.

Self-service kaiseki udon is cheap, so the optional tempura can be expensive!

"When I was talking about udon, I started wanting to eat udon."

"This dinner is Ratatouille, my older sister said she wanted to eat for the first time in a long time."

"They... what?"

Amaterasu-sama Tsukuyomi-sama's hopes are raised, and Mizuhanome-sama is confused by the name of the dish she has never heard of.

But I don't know the name, so I've probably eaten it before.

"Summer Vegetable Stewed in Luxury"

"Tsukuyomi"

It fits roughly.

Mr. Tsukuyomi and Mr. Mizuhanome, who are asking for additional explanations for Amaterasu-sama's rough explanation, are actually largely the same, so I have to say so.

The plateau is still peaceful today.