“…tweet pointing out that the seals could be registered for use in …

• Tags: Anime Goods, Image Gallery, Moe, Otaku, Seals, Touhou
  

Comment on “Itain” Moe-Hanko Make Big Impression by Pyrus:

“…tweet pointing out that the seals could be registered for use in official contexts such as banks…”
“…only Touhou and Higurashi derivative art receives automatic approval…”

Someone’s using a Reimu seal to authorize & verify transactions involving money!!?

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