March 28th is “Mitsuya Cider Day”

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Even though I included the word “cider,” it somehow ends up looking more like beer.
And again, “DALL・E 3” gives it a strange realism.

March 28th is “Mitsuya Cider Day”.
It is a play on words of “mitsuya cider (3) tsuya (2) ya (8)”. Established by Asahi Soft Drinks.

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“Mitsuya Cider Day” prompt

Create an anime-style portrait of a young Asian woman with shoulder-length brown hair, a smiling expression, and fair skin holding a bottle of cider.
She is wearing a loose-fitting, pale cream sheer floral top.
The colors are pastel and soft.
The setting appears to be an indoor promotional event or photoshoot, with a plain light background.
Use hyper-realistic details with realistic skin tones, hair, and clothing. Focus on her face and upper body.
Her hand prominently holds the label of a bottle of cider, which clearly states the brand name "YOTSUYA".
Use subtly diffused lighting that accentuates delicate features and creates a soft, natural glow.
Give the impression of calm and friendliness.

Summary of what day it is today: March 28th

  • Mitsuya Cider Day: A play on words of “mi (3) tsu (2) ya (8)”. Established by Asahi Soft Drinks.
  • Kyoto Urasenke Rikyu Memorial: Sen no Rikyu’s auspicious death anniversary was February 28, 1581 (Tensho 19) in the lunar calendar. In the Urasenke school, the Rikyu Memorial is held on March 28. In the Urasenke school, there are three days a year on the anniversary of the death of the successive masters to offer tea and remember their virtues. The Rikyu Memorial on March 28, the Seichu, Enno, and Mugen Memorial on July 5, and the Sotan Memorial on November 19 are called the three major Urasenke memorials.
  • Touken Ranbu Saniwa Day: A commemorative day associated with the browser game “Touken Ranbu”.
  • The name comes from a play on words of “sa (3) ni (2) wa (8)”. As the game will be celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025, an application was made to the Japan Anniversary Association and it was officially registered as a commemorative day.
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