Kounosuke, the young master of the Omi-ya, a kimono shop in the Ryogoku district and who is rumored to be a stylish playboy, has recently been turning up at the Izumo-ya rather frequently. Kounosuke is fairly refined in his manners, but there is a rumor that it might be an act to make women let down their guard, and Seiji is unwilling to have Oko fall for such a person. So one night, Seiji has a certain respected person bring along one of his shop's tsukumogami to a party with Kounosuke to uncover the truth behind this supposed playboy.
And the line "making it rain kiseru"
"وعبارة "يُمطرها كيسيرو
Und mit der Redewendung,
„es Kiseru regnen zu lassen“,
Y por eso, "hacer llover los kiseru"
Y por eso, "hacer llover los kiseru"
Revenons à l’expression
sur la pluie de kiseru.
Nello specifico, "far piovere kiseru"
E a frase "fazer chover kiserus"
Поэтому фраза «носить с собой кисэру»