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Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 12: with the newsroom still buzzing about last night's festival, Yurari tries swinging around a tail it doesn't actually have.
Panel 1: Shioiri: "Kishibe Seven's tail thing was amazing live." Panel 2: (Yurari twists its whole body side to side, trying) Panel 3: The editor: "You don't even have a tail to begin with." Panel 4: Yurari: (...the antenna will have to do)
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Three-Lineage Autumn Festival: Drum Practice Open to Visitors
At community halls in Fukagawa and Kameido. Next year, with a public naming call.
The Kishibe no Uta music festival held its first-ever outdoor show on the night of the 23rd at Kishihama Park. The evening delivered on all three previously announced debuts at once: Yuki Shirase's live performance of her official Shore Lullaby cover, Kishibe Seven's completed tail choreography for their new song 'Ahead of the Light,' and rakugo performer Kishihachi Ryutei's premiere of his new piece 'Window Art.' Organizer Shiosai Records put attendance at roughly 5,300 — more than triple last year's estimated turnout. Rain had been forecast at 20 percent, but none fell from opening to close, and 101-year-old Tane Kishitani, as previously announced, sat in the front row in her role as 'the one who listens.'
Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 11: worried about the festival's rain call, Yurari tries to predict the weather with its antenna and gets it wrong.
— Translated from the Japanese edition. The signal is one-way; corrections cannot be sent back.
