chichimaro

珍宝神輿💗

Added 2025-11-20 06:43:48 +0000 UTC

ども！乳まろです。

今回は少々時間をいただいてしまいました。

アイデアを出した時は面白いかもくらいで済むのですが、いざ描き始めてみるとやたらと手間がかかりました😅

というわけで「そら、手間もかかるわ！」というくらいの大作になったのではないでしょうか😅😅😅（そういう時に限って評価は今一というパターンはいつものこととして🥹）

抜ける抜けないはこの際置いといて「これぞ日本のおもてなし!!」

珍宝神輿ご覧ください！

祭りだ！祭りだ！ワッショイ!!ワッショイ!!

ちょっと作業疲れでハイになってしまっているかも😆😆😆

Hi there! This is Chichimaro.

It took me a little longer this time.

When I first came up with the idea, I thought, “Hey, this might be fun,” but once I actually started drawing it, it ended up taking way more work than I expected. 😅

So in the end, I think it turned into one of those pieces that makes you say, “Well yeah, of course it took time!” 😅😅😅

(And naturally, it’s always those pieces that end up getting so-so ratings… 🥹)

Putting aside whether it’s something you can actually jerk off to or not,

I present to you: “This is Japanese Hospitality!!”

Please enjoy the Sacred Chinpō Mikoshi!

It’s a festival! A festival! Wasshoi!! Wasshoi!!

I might be getting a little hyper from being tired from all the work. 😆😆😆

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“Chinpō Mikosh（珍宝神輿）” is a wordplay in Japanese.

mikoshi (portable shrine)

“珍宝 (chinpō)” literally means “rare treasure,” but it also sounds almost identical to “chinpō,” a slang term for the male organ.

So the title intentionally carries both meanings at once — a sacred portable shrine and a cheeky penis pun.

“Wasshoi!” is a traditional chant shouted during Japanese festivals while carrying a mikoshi (portable shrine).

It doesn’t have a direct translation, but it works like an energetic rallying cry — similar to “Heave-ho!” or “Let’s go!” during festive celebrations.

いかがでしょうか？

コメント頂けると嬉しいです💗