The next day, when Kagura Hikaru saw Ayakoji Chiyoko in the classroom, she had some good news to share.
"The students of Tsukinomori really like your painting, including their teachers and the school leadership. They are planning to organize it and display it around the campus."
"You can also see the topic of that painting on Twitter," Kohinata Motoyo said with a smile, showing her phone screen which displayed a #TsukinomoriOilPainting hashtag.
A female student from Tsukinomori had taken a photo of the huge oil painting divided into twenty pieces laid out on the ground, also thoughtfully including an aerial 'full-body shot'. The post had over three thousand retweets and was quite trending.
Once the people from Tsukinomori arrange the oil painting neatly and present it in its entirety, the visual effect would be even better.
