Hey, gotta collect them all.

Reader-added tags include "You should say that Sanae-san's prettier than the waterfall, Kogasa-san", "Roman Cancel" (pun from a fighting game move in Guilty Gear) and "You're crushing the mood, Kogasa-san".

The survey wonders what waterfalls are for:

What do you want to do at waterfalls?
• Sit and pretend I'm training
• Ride a log and free fall over them
• Go around behind the falls and pretend to search for treasure
• Pretend to be Momiji
• Play "Fight Ippatsu" at their summit

A lot of tourist attractions in the USA have machines that will squash a penny into a commemorative medallions. Is that the sort of thing Kogasa is using here?

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Moonspeaker said:

• Go around behind the falls and pretend to search for treasure

Every time. I can't look at a waterfall and think there's NOT something hidden behind it.

This made me nostalgic for those penny-press machines that turned a penny into a commemorative item (especially in Kansas City and around the Ozarks [Silver Dollar City, in particular]).
I wonder if there are any of those still around in other places (or even at Union Station or Steamboat Arabia).

Iruel said:

This made me nostalgic for those penny-press machines that turned a penny into a commemorative item (especially in Kansas City and around the Ozarks [Silver Dollar City, in particular]).
I wonder if there are any of those still around in other places (or even at Union Station or Steamboat Arabia).

I just saw one at the Fort Worth Zoo on Memorial Day Weekend.

That's one more reason for me to go back to Forth Worth someday (assuming that the press machine isn't going anywhere, of course).

Moonspeaker said:
• Play Fight Ippatsu at their summit

No, Juuden-chan has nothing to do with it. That actually refers to the Lipovitan D commercials.

(Incidentally, the "Roman Cancel" tag is also a pun on the game mechanic with the same name from the Guilty Gear series.)