“Boss! Looks like there’s a Nishinomiya town-name puzzle!”
“Well, we’ve gotta buy that.”
So that’s how we ended up ordering it (^^)v It’s sold here. It’s made to order, so it might take some time.
Ta-da! Here it is (^^)v
The one looking out over Nishinomiya from around Takarazuka is Penguin-san, who’ll be doing today’s investigation.
“Alright, let’s go.”
“Nishinomiya has a lot of town names, right? How many do you think there are?”
“…Even though we’re Nishi2, we can’t answer right away (^_^;)”
“Let’s try counting them on the map…”
“The answer is roughly 400! That includes names down to things like XX-cho, X-chome!”
“No wonder there are town names we can’t read sometimes.”
“That’s why we make quizzes out of them sometimes.”
“Alright, I’ll start investigating!”
“At a quick glance, which town in Nishinomiya is the smallest?”
“Here it is! Imazaike-cho. I didn’t actually measure it, so forgive me if I’m wrong! What I’m holding is a toothpick, so you can see just how detailed this puzzle is! Now then, which town is the biggest?”
“Here, I’d say. Shiose-cho Najio! I’m only judging by how it looks on this map, though. It might be Yamaguchi-cho Funasaka.”
“Actually, Yamaguchi-cho Funasaka is starting to look bigger! Let’s put Imazaike-cho on top to see just how big it is! Wow, that’s a huge difference.”
“Penguin-san, where is the center of Nishinomiya?”
“Here! Around this part of Jurinji-cho. That said, I measured it by my own steps, so it’s only approximate.”
“Thanks for investigating all that for us!”
“It was full of quiz material, so we’re going to make a quiz! Everyone, try answering!”
“Alright then, see you around! I’ll drop by again (^^♪”
Finally
It would be a disaster if we lost any pieces of this puzzle, so we were super careful when taking it apart and putting it back together!
First, everyone filled in the places they knew, and then Yumacchi completed the whole thing without cheating (^^)/
That’s what you’d expect from someone who investigates Nishinomiya every day! I want him to shout his love from the center of Nishinomiya! Too old a reference?
And here’s the video of the completed puzzle ↓
