Introducing Niankushi-san, persi-san, Mashako-san, and naka-san

Hello.
I'm Hanemiya, and I'm surprised at how fast time flies; I thought it was only around 9 PM, but when I checked the PC clock, it was already past 1 AM.
……What was I doing after I got home?
I stopped posting daily and hadn't touched Note for four days, so I think I was just looking at other people's posts, replying to comments, and leaving some comments of my own.

Wow, that's scary.

This time, it's a slightly delayed Goat Mail.
Goats move at their own pace, so sometimes they walk very, very slowly.
Goat Mail is a segment where I introduce the people who introduced me, creating a chain of introductions, and it's inspired by the song about the white goat and the black goat.

The other day, one of the organizers of the Nekomimi Village Festival, which brought excitement to the Note town from the main streets to the back alleys, Niankushi-san.

In both articles, they used my image for the header.
Thank you for introducing me in your articles as well.

They are a shape-shifting cat who created many songs for the Nekomimi Village Festival.
They are good friends with Mimosa-san, engaging in a back-and-forth of purification and curses, and it seems that when they were seriously pelted with salt, they retaliated with a curse that makes you stub your little toe on a corner.

Niankushi-san is always full of energy, at maximum tension, and uses a lot of strikethroughs, but it seems these two articles were written by their look-alike younger brother, Niankushi-san of the Delusion Tribe.

Or rather, the person themselves I thought they might have many personalities, but apparently, it's just their look-alike brother who is always being mistaken for them.
True to being from the Delusion Tribe, the momentum of the article is incredible.
They apparently charged toward Saturn but came back because the road was closed.
It seems they weren't able to ride their bike on the rings.

Also, squirrels appear everywhere. It's overflowing with love for squirrels.

The Nekomimi Village Festival ended while I wasn't on Note, but thank you so much for everything during the festival.
Thank you very much. Great work.
Basically, I am a servant to the cats, so I look forward to working with you in the future.

The people who follow are those who actually took the ' One Kanji Character That Suits You ' challenge I posted the other day and wrote an article about it.

persi-san, whose name I often see in the back-alley circles.

It seems they held a Kappa Festival.
I also read Yurayura Miruko-san's article which was the inspiration, and I felt like I caught a glimpse of a piece of the deep, deep abyss.

I don't think I have any acquaintances who are Kappas, but a Kappa Festival sounds fun.
I don't know why, but an image of a Kappa wearing a happi coat and holding a large fan popped into my head.

While Hanemiya was focused on cat ears, it seems a Kappa festival was being held in the back-alley swamp.
I would love to see a Kappa festival too.

I have seen persi-san's name around, but I haven't had much direct interaction with them.
However, they appear in the same installment of Minomushi Makikura's novel“What are you talking about?”.

This must be some kind of connection.
I thought you liked cats, but you like Kappas too, don't you?

……So, what exactly is a Kappa festival??
(I apologize, I have been away from note for a few days and haven't caught up on the articles.)

Apparently, the single kanji character for persi-san was “Radiance” (輝).
What a wonderful character to get!
It’s like you’re glowing! (I look forward to interacting with you in the future.)

And Mashako-san, who saw persi-san's article, also did the single kanji character diagnosis.

Mashako-san recently organized a “My Fandom” project, and I, Hanemiya, participated as one of those last-minute people who slide in right before the deadline.
She is also a fellow member of the Sanbagarasu-sama’s “Support the Reiwa Version of the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu Love Poems” group.
It was great that the Hyakunin Isshu project reached its finale safely, wasn't it!

Now, in the article, she introduced me like this.

I am surprised by the words “Hanemiya-san, whom I deeply respect.”
Wait, respect?!
I, Hanemiya, cannot find any parts of myself worthy of respect…… but if there is something somewhere, I am happy.
Thank you very much.

Mashako-san got the character “Sincerity” (誠) and seems to be in shock.
Ah, I can sort of understand that.
There was a long period where I, Hanemiya, didn't like being called “earnest” or “serious.”
Every time I was told that, I thought, “I’m just normal, you know.”
In my reply to the comment, I wrote, “That’s a wonderful character to get!✨,” but I also thought that there are people who don't like being told that.
By the way, I stopped worrying about it by thinking that “earnest” is better than being called “insincere.”
Also, the Shinsengumi flag has “Sincerity” (誠) on it, right?
Not that it means anything, but…… it might be kind of cool.

Also, personally, my uncle who always sends delicious gifts during the mid-year and year-end gift seasons is named “Makoto” (誠), so it is a character with a good image for me.

By the way, I, Hanemiya, got the character “Endure” (忍), and I thought I didn't really like it either, but by thinking that ninjas are cool, I decided it was okay.

Nice to meet you, naka-san.

They saw the article, actually tried it out, and wrote about it in their own articles.
Thank you for your comments as well.

The diagnosis result was 'Refreshing'.
That's nice, refreshing. It gives a good impression.
Also, the header image is lovely.
It truly has a refreshing image.

I wish I could spend this hot summer every day in a refreshing way...

Thank you for playing along.

This is my first Goat Mail in about a week.
This time, I made extensive use of Itsuki-san's #Nigiyakashiobi (festive bands).

It is truly amazing how you react immediately to trending topics on note and create things for them.
There are so many cute bands.

In this article, there are only two masking tape-style decorative borders made by Hanemiya, but everything else is a festive band created by Itsuki-san.

I recognize that the term 'Nigiyakashiobi' was coined by Itsuki-san, so I add the tag when I use Itsuki-san's festive bands.
Of course, I don't add the tag when I only use decorative borders made by Hanemiya, but I do add the tag when I use both.
I apologize if I ever forget to do so.

Thank you for reading.
As a reaction to my 'don't want to do anything' mode, I have so many books I want to read that I don't know what to do—this has been Hanemiya.