#handa sei

Seishuu 清舟

Kanji for 'Sei' is the same kanji as in 'Kiyoshi', 'kiyoi', 'kiyoraka' meaning pure, clean, chaste... or even noble (lol)

Shuu means boat, ship, vessel... So Seishuu means a pure and chaste vessel? 😆 which is totally like our Handa-sensei, pure, chaste, a meticulous cleaner (for his numerous ink spills on his tatami mats and brushes), hates dirt on his hands, innocent...

Too innocent even among the 7 year-olds (and is practically in the same mental age with them 😂)

A city slicker from a rich household, ikemen, doesn't drink, doesn't smoke, doesn't look at/watch/stash any p0rn, doesn't fool around, practically lives like a hermit, writes prettily, gives his all when playing with little kids, can dress you up in intricate and beautiful kimonos, and now can grow his own veggies

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