Kin Utama rabbit with moon mochi
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A writer with less than three pennies. I work mainly on the web. I also have a creative cooking blog. I also like history and ghost stories.
In line with the theme of \"Mochi pounding\", we created a scene where a rabbit-eared girl is pounding mochi on the moon. \"Kinugyokuto\" is said to be the incarnation of the sun and moon in Chinese divine thought. Originally, the sun is a ``golden crow,\'\' but this ``crow\'\' was replaced with ``rabbit,\'\' which has the same sound, and both are anthropomorphic rabbits. However, although you might think it would be easy, specifying the prompt for ``Mochitsuki\'\' itself is difficult.Although it is easy to see the moon floating in the night sky, it is quite difficult to express ``on the surface of the moon.\'\' The Earth seen from space is not generated at all... This one didn\'t show up on Earth, but there were a lot of things that I couldn\'t tell whether they were rice cakes or rabbits.

