[Interim Report] Why not try 'Miri-Shira Explanation' on note? [Animal Proverbs Edition]

Preface

I have turned twenty-nine.

First of all, I must express my overwhelming gratitude to all of you.

Because so many people responded to the persistent appeal I went out of my way to include in the project preface, and because your kindness touched my heart, I ended up in such a strange state of excitement that I went out into the blizzard to help a neighbor I didn't even know shovel snow from his car.

My parents, with whom I spent my birthday for the first time in a while, prepared a feast and wine for me.

In the end, I got drunk and was drinking straight whiskey with 'Bacchus' brandy-filled chocolates as a snack, but that was definitely going too far. I cannot recommend it.

In any case, thank you very much.

Ayato Oto-kawa has safely set off on his final journey of his twenties, starting with his birthday on February 5th.

Article Guide

Now, this '#Miri-Shira Explanation' will also follow the previous project, and I would like to summarize the participation articles from crazy members—people brave enough to resist ignorance—as an [Interim Report].

Every article is overflowing with originality, and it is interesting to check the answers after reading them once, or to compare them and enjoy the differences.

There are many ways to enjoy them, depending on the person.

※ Those that have already been explained are in bold. Note that while the [Noi Miri-Shira Dictionary] covers everything, it is beyond human understanding, so I will treat it as an exception here.

No.01 Snakes know the way of snakes

No.02 A snake can swallow a person even when it is only an inch long

No.04 A barking dog does not bite

No.06 A fox gets caught in a rabbit's trap

No.07 Even a large elephant can be tied with a woman's hair

No.08 A tiger travels a thousand miles and returns a thousand miles

No.11 A mouse licks salt

No.12 To know the whole leopard by seeing one spot

No.13 I have also made a bush warbler sing

No.14 A crow in the dark night, a heron in the snow

No. 16 Sparrow's Drinking Party

No. 18 The Crane Envies the Turtle's Age

No. 21 One Whale Brings Prosperity to Seven Bays

No. 24 A Crab Digs a Hole to Match Its Shell

No. 25 Those with Fangs Have No Horns

Editor's Note

As some of you may have noticed, I did not post an explanatory article myself this time.

The reason is that I wanted to put more weight on the hosting side.

Until now, my projects have always been, at their core, an extension of stimulating my own creative drive.

Of course, I don't think that's a bad thing.

However, as I continue to manage 'Know-Nothing' and 'Comment Relay', I have increasingly received praise from participants for my ideas and perspectives.

The ability to come up with topics. [Topic-Creation Ability], as I might call it, is something that I might possess.

When I think about it that way, my attitude toward creation is not just for the reader to 'finish reading,' but rather, I always have the wish that it be something that begins after they finish reading.

I have decided to focus on that area and work on this project.

#WhatAreYouTalkingAbout

As of Thursday, February 13th, the number of magazine entries is 21.

Since the collection period runs until Saturday, February 15th, I would be happy if you would actively participate.