East wind (kochi)

KOCHI：The wind that announces that spring has arrived East wind; Kochi, Tofu, Higashikaze, Ayu, Tonpu East wind blows in early spring. The origin of the east wind (Kochi) is said to be a poem beginning with ``East Wind Fukikaba\'\' by Michizane Sugawara, which was collected in the ``Shui Wakashu\'\' of the mid-Heian period. At this point, east wind was already pronounced as ``kochi,\'\' and was used to mean the wind that heralded the coming of spring. In other words, east wind does not simply mean ``the wind that blows from the east,\'\' but originally has the nuance of ``a wind that announces the arrival of spring.\'\' It is a warm wind that melts snow and blows plum blossoms. It has been said that It seems that fishermen in the Seto Inland Sea used names such as ``Hibarigochi\'\', ``Sawaragochi\'\', and ``Umegochi\'\' as indicators of fishing and flowering. ①-③: ChromaFT_v3: Transparent watercolor ④―⑤: aStyleAdjustOf_v10: Watercolor, Art Nouveau ⑥　　: Bing Image Creator: Manga style illustration that appeared when I added the story written above lol (bonus)