Kobe Kaientai monument/sculpture in Meriken Park in Kobe, Japan. The monument commemorates the Kobe Naval Training Center, which was active from 1863 to 1865. Those dates are on a placard - I don't know why Wikipedia says 1864 for the start, but either way it does not seem very long.
You might have a point. I certainly have never forgotten Magneto's wise words even 26 years after first hearing them: "Mr. Laurio, never trust a beautiful woman - especially one who's interested in you."
Manjuu screwed over hard with how they choose to introduce her. Like she'd be a perfect foil to Akagi for Kaga to have to deal with and she yet haven't gotten a single onscreen interaction with her sister or even with Amagi.
Her outfit isn't as loose as it looks, It's just desperately trying to contain her ballast tanks
I think it was in Slow Ahead where she said most of her clothes are handmade by she herself. Presumably cuz normal clothing that are able to handle all her armor are really hard to find
Yes, Hasekura Isuna is credited at the end of the book. I will not shill the novel much further as this is a commission upload, but we wanted to make a story on the basis of a wolf-woman and the closest modern equivalent to a wagon merchant, an independent driver. Instead of economics, the book is mainly focused on their relationship and the slavic setting. Spice and Wolf is wonderful, but I noticed that Holo and Lawrence seem to bicker and argue about inane topics a lot. And the plotlines each volume start to become repetitive. So instead T&T focuses entirely on these two damaged characters navigating an encounter with a stranger from another world (Immigrant, wolf-woman).
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