Today's recipe is inspired by Hell's very own Subterranean Sun, Utsuho Reiuji. It's an extra spicy twist on a classic deviled egg recipe that I'm incredibly fond of. The richness of the mayonnaise plays incredibly well with tangy mustard and garlicky sriracha, all of which is capped off by...
Curious to see which characters others on the site align themselves most with, whether it be in personality, job, hobbies, etc.
I'd initially say that I'm most like Eirin since pharmacy is my career choice, but a better fit would be Mystia as the two of us have a love of singing, cooking...
As I do lots of cooking and baking in my spare time, I've been tinkering with a Japanese-style pudding recipe not too different than the ones you see in Touhou fan media. The most recent batch I made came out to be the best one yet, and I can confidently say that it's now worthy of meeting...
Seeing as how I was constantly posting on the hobby thread about my misadventures in homebrewing, I've decided to instead create another thread solely dedicated to it. Feel free to grab a drink while browsing through the posting of Gensokyo's latest brewing venture.
A gallon of mead using...
With 19 mainline games worth of shot types, there's bound to be some that are less than ideal to use. Some of them have glaring weaknesses holding them back, mechanics that are too gimmicky to effectively to use, or are simply outclassed by other shots that are straight upgrades. Let us know...
In the ethereal world of Gensokyo, Ran Yakumo stands out as a loyal and dependable kitsune, distinguished by her signature white outfit, twin-eared cap, and the nine tails that mark her as a powerful fox youkai. As the shikigami of Yukari Yakumo — who is herself the partner of the legendary...
I'm sure most folks on the forums are familiar with Bar U.N. Owen, or the eponymous 'Touhou Bar' located in Tokyo's Kameido region. I very recently had the opportunity to spend a couple nights there, so this thread is a retelling of all that went down: The Good, The Bad, and The Tipsy.
The bar...
I was doing a little bit of research tonight on how to properly cook turnips (they're quite good when boiled, mashed, and served alongside meat and potatoes) when I unexpectedly came across a name I'm all too familiar with: Hakurei.
As fate would have it, there's a specific variety of...
I'm sure you've seen me and my posts hanging around the shrine, but introductions are the hot new commodity and I figure I get in on it.
YuyuFumo is the name, and Touhou is my game. I got into Touhou Project through the official games over a year ago and have been posting here since this past...
Today I received a scam text on my phone and decided to have some fun with it. The following shenanigans stem from what's called the "pig butchering scam", where the scammer 'accidentally' texts the victim's number and attempts to build rapport with them. When enough trust is gained, they will...
A Touhou Themed Parody of Dr. Seuss's "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
Every human and youkai in Gensokyo liked Christmas a lot
But the amanojaku, who lived near the top Mt. Youkai, did NOT
Seija Kijin, that grinch, she hated Christmas with a passion
It's in her nature to do so, but there was...
Have recently been trying to rank all the final boss themes from the mainline Touhou games for an upcoming project, figure it'd be interesting to ask folks here for their opinions. Can be based on the composition, vibe of the song, how well it fits the character, memorability, etc.
Least...
In lieu of my previous post, I've decided to create a thread solely towards the posting of my various Touhou-themed poems. I'll probably post one every couple of days, depending on what I've got going on in my personal life, so feel free to supplement the thread with your own poems if you'd...
A cheeky Touhou parody based on the poem featured in the novel "And Then There Were None"
Ten little yokai visiting the Moriya shrine
One waited for a miracle, and then there were nine
Nine little yokai playing around Misty Lake
One was frozen by a fairy, and then there were eight
Eight little...
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