old headcanon of arima visiting :re with haise returns..— but now with a new perspective.
Forgive me
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Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 70 - Thunder Rabbit
February 2, 2016
Looks like that marriage proposal Arata did worked out in the end. (●♡∀♡)
January 27, 2016
Marriage proposals in Japan used to be very indirect and an example of it would be:
Would you make miso soup for me everyday?
However, it seems such a proposal isn’t as commonly used now as Japanese girls would prefer something more direct.
But it seems like Hikari got the message, Arata! (´ε` )♡
You can read more about marriage proposals in Japan here! ~ x
🐰 🐟 HAPPY BIRTHDAY CORPSE COLLECTOR 🐟 🐰
LOOK AT ARATA PROPOSING TO HIKARI!! (or at least attempting to)
Panel 1
Arata: Wow… How impressive
Hikari: And then I stabbed with my kagune.
Panel 2
I’ve bought the ring… As for the proposal I’ve practiced with magazines and books…
Arata: Hikari… Hikari-san! (not sure about the honourifics)
Panel 4
Arata: Please… Please try my miso soup!!!
Hikari: Forget it. It’s not like I can eat it. We’re ghouls.
Proposal Day
On 27/1/1883, the first proposal advertisement was published.
***I’m sorry I keep reblogging it…I had new info to add and then XKit screwed up the original text so I want to make sure it’s right***
I looked up miso soup and proposals and this makes wayyyyy more sense now…
Old-fashion Japanese proposals were very indirect, and modern Japanese girls will probably just laugh if you asked them a traditional proposal like: “Will you make miso soup for me everyday?” [source]
So apparently asking a girl to make you miso soup every day was a way that Japanese men proposed traditionally ^-^. On the same page page I found the following in the comments that I could imagine being Touka’s reply to this type of proposal =p…
“Will you make miso soup for me everyday?” Modern Japanese women: “GO MAKE IT YOURSELF!”
Tokyo Ghoul Calendar - Kirishima Parents