七吉。
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Is It Real That Yamashita Peed at The Platform in The Station?(2023/09)
🕑 Added 2025-10-05 01:00:00 +0000 UTCHello, Thank you for your support, this is Nanakichi.
This month's story is about teacher Yamashita, who has appeared before.
I hope you'll enjoy seeing her embarrassing moments once again.
Ms. Osakabe did an excellent job of translation again this month.
Thank you very much.
Well then, here you go :)
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How was it?
That handsome guy is just a figment of teacher Yamashita's imagination; in reality, he's still the same uncool guy living out his college life.
Come to think of it, I've heard that calling bedwetting “making a map” is a uniquely Japanese cultural thing. Drawing a map on the futon... that's how it's often described in Japan.
Recently, translator Ms.Osakabe seems to be quite busy, so the next English version update may be around late November.
I hope to update it as soon as I receive the data.
I might keep you waiting a little while, but I'd be thrilled if you'd keep supporting me from now on.
Nanakichi
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七吉。
Thank you always for your comments. Seeing someone who's usually mean or strict looking downcast after wetting the bed is just unbearably cute, isn't it? You just want to pat them on the head and say “There, there.”
七吉。
Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I don't know why bedwetting is compared to a map either. But I recall reading online that this expression was already used in everyday conversation around 1965. It seems to be an analogy used to avoid hurting children's feelings by not using the word “bedwetting” itself. I only learned about the prank of dipping a sleeping person's hand in hot water after I became an adult. It must be because we can now hear stories from overseas on the internet. If it doesn't work, does that mean the people who wet the bed from that prank are the ones who wet the bed normally? That's interesting.✨
ゆう
It's so cute to see a grown woman peeing on her futon😆 Even Yamashita-sensei, who has a mean personality, looks cute💕
尿の世
This is a great scenario! The teacher's wet dream got her wet in a different way 😂 Btw, you're right about drawing maps being an innuendo for bed-wetting. I'm curious how the two original became associated. I can't think of any like that in America, but we do have a myth that putting a person's hand in warm water while they're sleeping will make them wet the bed. It doesn't work, but it's a popular prank among children at sleepovers.
