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Just so you guys know, the whole "moon is beautiful tonight" thing is fairly archaic. It's because of this guy, Natsume Souseki, who died in 1916. No, Japanese people don't go around telling each other that the moon is beautiful, they say "I love you" just like everyone else. Any time it comes up in a story, it's usually more a literary reference.
And yes, Itsuki's name is 五月, which literally means "five moon", and means May (as in the month, though in that context we'd pronounce it "gogatsu").
Just to clarify: what she actually says in the raw is 「今日は月が綺麗に見えます。」 "Kyou wa tsuki ga kirei ni miemasu," which literally means "today we can see the moon clearly" and is basically her saying "yo it's a nice night, let's go for a walk." The famed phrase from Natsume is 「月が綺麗いですね。」 "Tsuki ga kirei desu ne." So no, she is not confessing her love for him in some weird outdated fashion from the Meiji era.
And yes, Itsuki's name is 五月, which literally means "five moon", and means May (as in the month, though in that context we'd pronounce it "gogatsu").
Just to clarify: what she actually says in the raw is 「今日は月が綺麗に見えます。」 "Kyou wa tsuki ga kirei ni miemasu," which literally means "today we can see the moon clearly" and is basically her saying "yo it's a nice night, let's go for a walk." The famed phrase from Natsume is 「月が綺麗いですね。」 "Tsuki ga kirei desu ne." So no, she is not confessing her love for him in some weird outdated fashion from the Meiji era.