(awkwardly interrupts the flow of intro posts...)

[jipangu]

So this is kind of last minute, for which I apologize, but I was inspired by Koizumi's post to make a backdated (by a day) open Tanabata log with Japan! It'd have the typical wish writing, food, mingling, and disposing of the bamboo and decorations at the river. What I was wondering was would anyone be interested in having their characters help run the typical Japanese carnival games and stalls? (Goldfish catching, rifle/cork shooting for prizes, lottery, selling masks, etc...) (since some have volunteered to help with all of that now, if you'd like to jump in with anything else, such as other games, food stalls/tables, etc., please feel free!) Because Japan can't do all of that himself! he's an old man!

Otherwise, the log will go up by midnight EST with Japan doing what he can, if anyone's still interested in participating in general!


and since some people have volunteered on plurk too, here's who will be helping out so far!

Switzerland - rifle game + general set up
Lithuania - goldfish catching
Netherlands - lottery game
Athena Asamiya - O-mikuji (Japanese fortune telling) + tanzaku decorating
Natsuo Sagan - mask booth
Otoya Ittoki - face-painting booth + music (guitar)

etc.
food stall volunteers - Italy
Chibiusa Tsukino - sign painting, making tanzaku/blank wish paper

Comments

[gezellig]

Holland would help with pretty much anything if Japan asked him.

[jipangu]

Great! ;3;/ Could he help with the lottery game or selling masks then?

[gezellig]

How about the lottery game? I don't really know how that works though.

[jipangu]

noted!

ah, I haven't found a good reference yet, but basically the game where you draw a number from a box or pull on a string connected to prizes? and the number or attached string determines the prize o/

[gezellig]

ohhh, I see. Yeah, Holland can do that.

[jipangu]

all right, I'll add him to the list then o/