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I thought this bulletin board AI probably wouldn't be nominated in this event~ but it got nominated! Here's a quick introduction! Tateyama Mirai is from Hokuriku, based on the Hokuriku Line Series 521. While she strives to behave with the elegance befitting a lady, she exhibits surprising stamina when it comes to climbing, and occasionally shows a girlish side that's age-appropriate. Name Tateyama Mirai Written in Kanji: 立山美来 Origin Nyuzen Town, Toyama Prefecture Motif Hokuriku Main Line Series 521 between Kurikara and Ichiburi Specialty Good at long-distance running. Becomes like a different person when climbing Personality - "A natural mountain girl aiming to be a perfect lady" A polite and elegant mountain lady She pays attention to her posture and manners when dining, and is particular about the way she drinks tea. Mirai's words and actions Usual greeting: "Good day. The wind is blowing favorably today, isn't it?" When she fails: "Th-that was within my calculations. ...Probably." When happy: "I did it! ...Ah, excuse me. I got a little carried away." Outerwear: A silver and deep blue coat inspired by snowy mountains. Hair accessory: A ribbon reminiscent of the front of the Series 521. Footwear decoration I fed various AIs information, so her character might be a bit inconsistent. Using Chapy

Shot at the Tokaido Line platform of Kanayama Station. Miraculously, it's the Doctor Tokai and a similar rail transport vehicle. I filmed the Doctor Yellow on video, so I couldn't upload it. Perhaps this will be the lucky yellow vehicle of JR Central from now on.

To Tokyoites, it might be ordinary, but to someone who grew up in a rural village, the Tokyo scenery is different. Different from the countryside, where there's no train congestion and trains run every few minutes, this is the Tokyo scenery. The train length and frequency are different from my hometown, even on the same line. But the orange trains remind me of home. That's the Chuo Main Line. ※These are photos of trains I took during my visit to Tokyo that I hadn't shared before.

I've joined the room. I take photos like these. Nice to meet you all.

At Kita-Okazaki Station. It's a peculiar train that requires a transfer at Kitano-Masuzuka.