虚
御
距 - Long-Distance
In a misty Edo valley, a Gigantic Tengu stretches its legs to measure the Long-Distance between two villages.
Each Foot lands with a soft “ドシン,” echoing across the hills, marking the Long-Distance like giant stepping stones.
Festival lanterns float on the river below, tiny dots of light showing the Long-Distance in glowing intervals.
Children giggle, imagining the Gigantic shadow leaping from bridge to bridge, every Foot counting the Long-Distance of adventure.
Even the distant taiko drums beat in rhythm with each Foot, turning the valley into a living map of Long-Distance.
