Do you all remember what day it was just two weeks ago? That's right. It was "the day the Arakawa drainage canal was completed and the waterway was opened to traffic". I'm sure you remember this one, don't you? Oh, and it was the day that Kanashibari appeared for the first time on Nara TV's "Rock on L7".
Do you remember what day it was exactly one week ago? That's right. It was "Bargain Day" or "Establishment of Tatsunoko Productions" or "Squid Pickling Day". I'm sure this is also engraved in your mind and body. Oh, and it was the day that Kanashibari appeared for the second time on Nara TV's "Rock on L7".
So what is today's date? You have a pretty good idea of what today is, don't you?
That's right. Today is "History Simulation Game Day". I don't think it's necessary to reiterate this, but it's a memorable day that originated on October 26, 1981, when Koei (formerly Koei), an authority on historical simulation games, released its first historical simulation game, The Battle of Kawanakajima, on October 26, 1981. I don't think there is anyone who doesn't know about this day.
Today is also "Persimmon Day", which originated on October 26, 1895, when Shiki Masaoka wrote a haiku of "Persimmon kuheba kane ga tolling naru horyu-ji". This will definitely be on some kind of test.
Oh, and today is also the day that Kanashibari will appear for the third time on Nara TV's "Rock on L7".
10/26 26:30 - Nara TV's "ROCK ON L7".
Congratulations. Every Monday is a rush of anniversaries, but the 26:30〜26:30 Tea Room in Nara is especially happy.
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