Eastern Island, Taisho era!
Also known as the Great Romantic Period, the golden age of democratic thought, the utopian age of modern Eastern Island!
It was an era bridging the past and future. Compared to Meiji and Showa, Taisho certainly did not have much of a presence, but it was undoubtedly the most romantic and aesthetically beautiful era.
With the foundations laid by the Meiji Restoration, Eastern Island developed steadily. Large amounts of Western capital flowed into Japan, allowing Japanese industry to break free of its light-industrial stage. Shipping, heavy industry, and colonial enterprises all saw significant development.
Ancient and modern times converged, and all manner of modern ideas began to sprout!
It could truly be called the era of soldiers, literary giants, and female students. They were the true representatives of that brief yet romantic age.
The great literary giant of this period, "Natsume Soseki," needed only to write, "The moon is beautiful tonight," to make all future Eastern Islanders fall hopelessly in love with this world.
Yet unlike actual history, the... Taisho era of this world had another name—a term hidden behind the scenes, known by very few and regarded only as a rumor... "demons."
This was also the era of demons and the Demon Slayer Corps...
Huff... huff...
The autumn wind swept through the yellowed maple trees, producing a fairly pleasant rustling sound.
Dusk was falling. In this desolate and remote mountain region, the sound of wind stirring the leaves seemed especially sinister and eerie, as though some terrifying and unknown monster might appear at any moment.
A wild rabbit cautiously poked its head out of the grass, carefully checking its surroundings for danger. Only after confirming that all was safe did it emerge and head toward the fresh wild grass ahead.
People said rabbits loved