The Spread Shot of Komachi Onozuka from the world delirious with eternal summer (a Touhou LW original). She turns her ferry into a surfboard and carves a path through the waves. There's a popular nursery rhyme about rowing a boat used to get children to fall asleep. One of Komachi's strategies for doing less work is to doze off while on the job, but that's impossible to do while windsurfing... or so everyone thought!

The Focus Shot of Komachi Onozuka from the world delirious with eternal summer (a Touhou LW original). She turns her shinigami scythe into a sail and lets the wind propel her forward. Shinigami are either responsible for assisting the Yama, collecting the deceased, or ferrying souls across the Sanzu River. As a shinigami ferrywoman, Komachi's scythe is simply for show, but by transforming it into a sail, she looks cooler than ever. Radical, even!

A Spell Card of Komachi Onozuka from the world delirious with eternal summer (a Touhou LW original). She turns her ferry into a surfboard and carves a path through the waves. Even with the Sanzu River below the sea, crossing it isn't much different. In fact, it might be easier now. Come to think of it, the Sanzu River contains a huge volume of water, but does it all count as seawater now?

A Spell Card of Komachi Onozuka from the world delirious with eternal summer (a Touhou LW original). She turns her shinigami scythe into a sail and lets the wind propel her forward. Komachi is a shinigami ferrywoman, and so doesn't get involved in the sorting of dead souls. Although... there's no confirmation of that. Komachi loves to chat, but she has her secrets. Perhaps it wouldn't be wise to trust everything she says. Maybe she's more than just a ferrywoman.

The Last Word of Komachi Onozuka from the world delirious with eternal summer (a Touhou LW original). She crosses the sea in a mysterious boat. Conversations with the dead are an important part of human history. By paying respect to those who have passed and inheriting their belongings, civilization greatly advanced. On the other hand, the circulation of souls is a battle against limited resources. Souls are reborn through the reincarnation cycle and must once again join the world of the living... which is why the ferrywoman slacking off is such a big problem. It's believed by many that the world beyond death sits right above the clouds. Since the sea and the sky are in direct contact, it's often thought that flying through the sky is the same as sailing across the sea. That way of thinking can be seen in the fact that Sukunabikona sailed to Japan from his homeland, Tokoyo no Kuni, and in how the wealthy foreign individuals who arrived in Japan were said to have descended from the sky to the mountains. Perhaps the Moon's reflection in the water is the real Moon and maybe Takamagahara, the abode of the heavenly gods, was simply the eastern land from the age of the gods. When a giant ship from from the West landed on the shores of Japan, the indigenous people couldn't comprehend what they were seeing. It seems they assumed the woman on board was a god who had descended from the heavens above. ...When Komachi first heard that tale, she couldn't help but think it was a load of nonsense.