Wannabe science fiction writer graffitis centuries-old Kyoto temple for extremely weird reason soranews24.com

Kyoto has long been considered the cultural heart of Japan, and with good reason.
Onishi even made sure to use the blue and red ink setting on his tri-color pen for the sentences referencing Seiryu and Suzaku, respectively.
But even if there’s an understandable logic to Onishi’s choice of colors, his choice to write on the wall is far more difficult to comprehend.
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