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This is the latest chapter released so far. The schedule is irregular and dependent on Ashiyama's other projects, so any future chapters will be translated when they happen to come out. Thanks for reading so far! This series is probably somewhat niche, but it was a big passion project of mine...

Yeah, I also thought that it's a pretty weird idiom from a weird story. But that's what happens with 2300-year-old books sometimes, I guess.

To reiterate for posterity, whereas volumes 1-3 were originally published as entire books and then split into chapters for the Pixiv release, volume 4 was compiled out of chapters that were originally published in five separate batches: 19-21, 22-24, 25, 26-27 and 28. While Ashiyama made slight...

The Karel Capek quote in the first chapter was moved to this one in the 2023 rerelease of the books, changes which were recently made to the Pixiv version too. The first chapter now uses a Tales of Tono quote instead.

Some of the first chapters have been updated to include minor changes Ashiyama made in his latest rerelease of the series. Ch. 1: Pages 2-10 redone with some new art and a couple pages that were in the original book release, but omitted from the Pixiv version until now. Ch. 3: Pages 11-12...

Some of the first chapters have been updated to include minor changes Ashiyama made in his latest rerelease of the series. Ch. 1: Pages 2-10 redone with some new art and a couple pages that were in the original book release, but omitted from the Pixiv version until now. Ch. 3: Pages 11-12...

Ah, yeah, you're right on that.

It's not strictly/strictly is not a doujinshi given it's published by Kadokawa. It's part of the same Strange Creators of Outer World publication scheme as e.g. Gensokyo of Humans, The Shinigami's Rowing Her Boat as Usual, or The Tiles That I Cannot Cut Are Next to None, which basically means...

For full context: Unlike Gensokyo of Humans and Magician Who Loved a Fake, which were published through Strange Creators of Outer World, this is Ashiyama's self-published doujin that's been going since 2015. He's been working on it before, in between, and sometimes during those other series...

For full context: Unlike Gensokyo of Humans and Magician Who Loved a Fake, which were published through Strange Creators of Outer World, this is Ashiyama's self-published doujin that's been going since 2015. He's been working on it before, in between, and sometimes during those other series...

And that's the final "missing" chapter of Go For It Gensokyo. That's all for now, unless the artist decides to continue at some point, which I suppose would be pretty easy in the sense that it's all episodic anyway. EDIT: There's a couple more bonus strips at the end of the collected tankoubon...

Nah, that's correct. An answer to the open question of what is or isn't real. "What is real is this feeling."

That is a fair point. Went ahead and changed it.

The first chapter of the series that was translated earlier, Go For It Gensokyo -Four Seasons-, is technically chapter #10 of Go For It Gensokyo as a whole. The chapter that's now numbered #1 is chronologically the oldest. Since SCoOW has been kinda slow lately, I'm planning to upload the...

@pavel94 Oh, fair enough then. Though it would be weirder if someone didn't get sick at some point during a 5 or 10 year manga.

@Silfir I assume you mean Azuma Aya. Aki Eda is the SSiB artist, though they're also drawing Touhou doujins, even if not very frequently. But yeah, @pavel94, the only official Touhou artist I know of who has had to leave mid-job before this is Matsukura Nemu, the mentioned Three Fairies artist.

As mentioned below, the artist has had to drop out for health reasons (you may have noticed that they missed a bunch of months a while ago). Hence the little "The End" and "Thanks for reading" on the last page. This was only announced a couple days ago, and apparently the fate of the manga is...

As you may or may not have heard, the artist has had to drop out for health reasons (you may have noticed that they missed a bunch of months a while ago). Hence the little "The End" and "Thanks for reading" on the last page. This was only announced a couple days ago, and apparently the fate of...

@Oeconomist Randomly checking out this old doujin, and feel the need to counter-nitpick while I'm here. The original was Are, #0. The first reincarnation was Aichi, #1. So Akyuu is in fact tenth out of the whole, but the ninth reincarnation.

This is another "first half" of a chapter, similar to how Chapter 4 was split in two.