Ubame Chirizuka's Spread Shot (a Touhou LW original). She upholds the rules of the sanctuary in this attack. Gensokyo is a place where lost and discarded things gather. In a way, it functions like the outside world's garbage dump.

Ubame Chirizuka's Focus Shot (a Touhou LW original). Forgoing the use of a cleaver, she attacks with her fists. Physical refuse tends to end up on the Road of Reconsideration or in Muenzuka, but more abstract or conceptual things, like data, seem to pile up deep within the sanctuary. Even dust, when piled high enough, can become a mountain. Humans believe they have built a highly advanced civilization, even though their internet is a trash heap of information, and their cities are trash heaps full of discarded and unwanted products. Searching through these heaps blurs the line between urban mining and data mining. It's said that one man's trash is another man's treasure, yet there are rules to follow when throwing out trash, and trash that isn't disposed of properly should be cleaned up.

Ubame Chirizuka's Spell Card. She rains down cosmic dust in this attack. When you think about it, it's kind of strange that there is also litter in outer space. In the future, space debris will become a very real issue for society at large, but there are other types of cosmic dust that have existed since time immemorial. It is theorized that planets and stars form when this dust coalesces. But who put it there in the first place? Who discarded it?

Ubame Chirizuka's Spell Card. She rips open a karabitsu, a chest with legs, and pours dust on her enemies. Some of Ubame's Spell Cards feature what appear to be dolls or fairies that fall higgledy-piggledy down toward her opponent. Does she consider them to be a part of the dust or refuse that she usually attacks with? If so, she'd better hope Medicine Melancholy doesn't hear about it. It's theorized that yamanba are a type of mountain spirit or monster that originated from Western tales of witches and fairies, so maybe that has something to do with it.

Ubame Chirizuka's Last Word (a Touhou LW original). She protects the home of the yamanba in this attack. All kinds of things end up in Gensokyo, but the yamanba sanctuary appears to be the place where the oldest things are gathered and preserved. The yamanba act as park rangers, yet they are also one of the protected species. They couldn't care less if the rest of Gensokyo adopted the advanced civilization of the outside world. All Ubame cares about is protecting the life she and her friends have in the sanctuary. The sanctuary is precious to her, even if it was created as a mere byproduct of the super-scientific facility.