Why is Koishi holding a goose?

D_The_Man said:

Why is Koishi holding a goose?

It's a swan.

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokkaku-dō_(temple)
• http://f.hatena.ne.jp/yukinho/20120716110402

henmere said:

It's a swan.

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokkaku-dō_(temple)
• http://f.hatena.ne.jp/yukinho/20120716110402

Ok, then why is Koishi holding a swan?

D_The_Man said:

Ok, then why is Koishi holding a swan?

When you ask why Koishi is doing something the answer is always "because she's Koishi."

D_The_Man said:

Ok, then why is Koishi holding a swan?

Because post #1363007?

Anyway, I love Satori's obi.

Diabolicwave said:

When you ask why Koishi is doing something the answer is always "because she's Koishi."

But still, there's a limit to how random she can be. By the way, is that a gay pride flag in the back?

D_The_Man said:
By the way, is that a gay pride flag in the back?

That five-colored curtain is a religious symbol associated with Rokkaku-dou's Bodhisattva.

• http://www.imasia.com/images/6963582
• http://www.imasia.com/images/1479494

henmere said:

That five-colored curtain is a religious symbol associated with Rokkaku-dou's Bodhisattva.

• http://www.imasia.com/images/6963582
• http://www.imasia.com/images/1479494

Oh, I really have no idea about most aspects about Japanese culture.