OtohimeMutsumiFanWeb > Information(English) (Japanese)
This is the website that I show you some illustrations and writings about Love Hina, a comic produced by Mr. Ken Akamatsu that had been serially appeard in "Weekly Boys' Magazine", published by Kodansha. And I love OTOHIME Mutsumi.
I confirmed this page was displayed correctly on Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 and Netscape Navigator 6.1 on Windows Me. I found it is hard to see it on Netscape 4.73 but I think it is not impossible to read so I left it as it is.
When you link to here, if you told me it, when the URL changes I'll tell you it. I want to link with your website each other. If you are pleased, use the banner. The URL is "http://omfweb.tripod.co.jp/banner.png", the size is 5KB.
I think it is hard to see her introduction in English so I put it.
Most of my work is handdrawing.
Please write anything whether it is about Love Hina or not. But it is common to Japanese version. Sorry...
Links to other websites about Love Hina, especially about OTOHIME Mutsumi.
My hobby is looking into railways and buses and I have few interest in comics or animations. Only I loved Mutsumi in Love Hina when I accidentally read the "Boys' Magazine" and I became to have interest in Love Hina. So I don't know about voice actoresses or games at all. I'm very bad at dealing with computers. I'm very bad at speaking English either. I guess these HTML sources and English documents have many many misses. Can I beat Keitaro? Well, I think I can drive a car better than him, but it is the only thing I am superior to him...
What is the image in the home page?
There is the Yasuda Hall of Hongo campus, the University of Tokyo, in the background. I think you'll be able to recognize it. Then, there is a strange bus in front of the hall. This is the oldest car of Naha Kotsu(Naha transit), one of bus companies in Okinawa.
Okinawa's right-handed traffic had lasted after United States returned Okinawa to Japan. At last in 1978, The traffic was changed into left-handed. Buses have doors only on one side, so when the traffic system was changed, they had to prepare new cars that have doors on left side. And Bus companies in Okinawa prepared new cars all at once. This is the survivor until now. Naha Kotsu's buses are designed as the color in which the stripe of various colors went into the white ground, but in 1978 it was light blue and blue lines on silver ground and they were called as "Gin Bus(Silver bus)". It is also the feature that such an old design survives.
Well, why do I show such a thing? Okinawa, 1978, both the birthplase and its age are the same to Mutsumi. It is the only reason to show my interest in buses here. I wrote "623 For Univ. of Tokyo (Via Hinata apartment house)" as the display in front of the bus but unfortunately, after managing the drawing it became impossible to read. (623 is a Japanese play upon words into Mutsumi.)
By the way, this place in the Univ. of Tokyo, it is forbidden all cars to come in. Actually, the bus stop is at the back of the hall and you can see buses of Tokyo Metropolitan Government Transportation Bureau with various advertisements. There is one more fake in this picture. At the back of the hall, there is another building taller than the hall so actually you can't see the hall apart from the building.
