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Explanation
Thank you for telling me! When I looked it up, I found that “honoka” is a word that means “barely perceptible” or “faint.” Like when light appears honoka or when romantic feelings are honoka… the sense of something vaguely existing feels so beautiful to me~. Actually, the character 仄 also means “leaning to one side,” and it’s apparently a difficult kanji for the Kanji Proficiency Test Level 1. It was also used in the movie “Honoguroi Mizu no Soko Kara.” I think that subtle and ephemeral sensation must be a vibration with high sensitivity to things invisible to the eye~

I look forward to seeing you next time!
About Spirituali-chan
Spirituali-chan is a somewhat spiritual girl. In this series, Spirituali-chan introduces kanji characters that she encounters while reading spiritual books!
This is a translated report from Japan’s Perfect World Tokyo.
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