Higurashi paranoia event start!

Jun 18, 2011 15:20

[Today, if you wander around camp, you might find something a little...odd. Like the fact that there appears to be an entire Japanese village festival spontaneously appearing in the middle of a previously empty cornfield, complete with booths staffed with either zombies, or your fellow campers. You might even be irresistably drawn to run one ( Read more... )

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Cheese stall runstowardsfire June 18 2011, 23:50:28 UTC
[Has a small selection of fresh cheeses and a fondue pot with various things for dipping like potato croquettes and toasted bread. She's not so sure about the cheese fondue though. Or how she came to be here.]

. . . There's a theme now?

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moextispicy June 18 2011, 23:53:04 UTC
Probably just for the day. It's the Watanagashi festival.

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runstowardsfire June 19 2011, 00:03:42 UTC
*focuses on Rika and her outfit*

Something from your world then?

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moextispicy June 19 2011, 00:07:35 UTC
It's the annual festival in my hometown. I rip up a futon and they put the cotton balls drifting in the stream to symbolize the sins of the last year being purified.

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runstowardsfire June 19 2011, 00:09:21 UTC
So you're a . . . priestess of some sort?

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moextispicy June 19 2011, 00:13:31 UTC
[nods] Oyashiro's priestess, to be exact. The god of Hinamizawa.

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runstowardsfire June 19 2011, 00:15:54 UTC
[It's tricky when gods are involved . . . And there's much more to read up on.]

Hinamizawa is your hometown . . . So this is Japanese?

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moextispicy June 19 2011, 00:19:21 UTC
[for the record, there's absolutely nothing useful in the library. It was one of the first things Rika checked.]

Mm-hmm. It's a pretty normal Japanese festival.

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runstowardsfire June 19 2011, 00:26:25 UTC
[Oh well--reading is still fun and there are a lot of Japanese people here . . .]

What do people do at Japanese festivals? I've seen some pictures in the library books and it's very colourful.

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moextispicy June 19 2011, 00:30:56 UTC
Mostly, it's a lot of small booths with games and festival food. A lot of people wear yukatas to them, but it's not really a big thing at Watanagashi.

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runstowardsfire June 19 2011, 00:34:38 UTC
. . . How did the festival originate?

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moextispicy June 19 2011, 00:38:56 UTC
I have no idea. It's a very old festival.

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runstowardsfire June 19 2011, 00:51:22 UTC
The rituals involved are very old then.

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moextispicy June 19 2011, 00:55:30 UTC
They are. How come you're interested in that?

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runstowardsfire June 19 2011, 01:03:32 UTC
[Because witch = instinctively nosy]

Because there are rituals everywhere and they're mostly responsible for the festivals even where I come from.

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moextispicy June 19 2011, 01:06:11 UTC
Mi- I guess that's not a surprise. What kind of rituals?

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