Tonikaku Kawaii - Ch. 251 - Immortality and Determination

[MangaDex]

 

[hashtagSELFIE]

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[dutchman]

Thanks for translation👍👍

 

[K_Takuya]

I keep falling for how Hata can carry a heavy story and then throw a sudden left hook with an unserious art

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the release

 

[Saybah]

Who is this Mao?

 

[D00T]

Who is this Mao?

Sugawara-no-Michizane, a Nara period (or Heian I can't remember) aristocrat famous for being the one to convince the emperor to stop sending embassies to China among other things. He's worshipped by students studying for exams to help them study well

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

She slip this one out...
(OωO`)...

 

[RanmaChaos]

He then died...How regretful

 

[gamria]

Sugawara-no-Michizane, a Nara period (or Heian I can't remember) aristocrat famous for being the one to convince the emperor to stop sending embassies to China among other things. He's worshipped by students studying for exams to help them study well

Pardon me, but Ch 249 outright points out that this Mao child will later be known by the title Koubou Daishi - a famous monk, calligrapher and poet who founded the Shingon school of Buddhism. Legend has it that he was the inventor of the Kana syllabary of the Japanese language (ie invented the prototype writing system that later engendered the modern Hiragana and Katakana)

And Tsukasa happened to be teaching the young Saeki no Mao calligraphy and renowned literature in that same issue...

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[D00T]

Pardon me, but Ch 249 outright points out that this Mao child will later be known by the title Koubou Daishi - a famous monk, calligrapher and poet who founded the Shingon school of Buddhism. Legend has it that he was the inventor of the Kana syllabary of the Japanese language (ie invented the prototype writing system that later engendered the modern Hiragana and Katakana)

And Tsukasa happened to be teaching the young Saeki no Mao calligraphy and renowned literature in that same issue...

Oh my bad then, I got it confused since Sugawara-no-Michizane was mentioned at some point. My thought process was he's either a monk or Sugawara-no-Michizane. He can't be kukai since we've already met him and my mind just went to sugawara I guess because nasa mentioned him? I'm sure we'll meet him at some point as well

 

[henman]

lMao

 

[D00T]

Pardon me, but Ch 249 outright points out that this Mao child will later be known by the title Koubou Daishi - a famous monk, calligrapher and poet who founded the Shingon school of Buddhism. Legend has it that he was the inventor of the Kana syllabary of the Japanese language (ie invented the prototype writing system that later engendered the modern Hiragana and Katakana)

And Tsukasa happened to be teaching the young Saeki no Mao calligraphy and renowned literature in that same issue...

Also like isn't Kobo Daishi like 2 or 3 years older than Kūkai? They went on the same embassy to China iirc. How did Tsukasa meet both of them?

 

[gamria]

Also like isn't Kobo Daishi like 2 or 3 years older than Kūkai? They went on the same embassy to China iirc. How did Tsukasa meet both of them?

Please refer to the Wikipedia link I sent again: Saeki no Mao (birth name), Kukai (monk name) and Kobo Daishi (posthumous title) are one in the same