Azuki Mochi
{STATUS: HIATUS ~ Do not order}
Must Read ~ !
Turtledachi Train Station has gone on hiatus.
Please do not order.
Please do not order.
Must Read ~ !
Important Notice:
To all customers either new or old: Please read the shop rules before ordering.
Azuki is tired of PMing customers about any problems concerning their orders. Too many people have filled out their order form(s) without specifying colours, sign messages, and etc. Also, too many people have put down the wrong totals for their orders and too many people are not OKing their trades even weeks after I have accepted them (I will not deliver Turtledachi/items that a customer has ordered until the trade(s) have been OKed on their side). Azuki has let some people off for doing so, but there are still too many users doing this. PMing customers about their orders and waiting for their replies and answers is very tedious and unnecessary. If this continues, Azuki may consider raising her shop prices and ignoring all those who have filled out their form(s) incorrectly.
To all customers either new or old: Please read the shop rules before ordering.
Azuki is tired of PMing customers about any problems concerning their orders. Too many people have filled out their order form(s) without specifying colours, sign messages, and etc. Also, too many people have put down the wrong totals for their orders and too many people are not OKing their trades even weeks after I have accepted them (I will not deliver Turtledachi/items that a customer has ordered until the trade(s) have been OKed on their side). Azuki has let some people off for doing so, but there are still too many users doing this. PMing customers about their orders and waiting for their replies and answers is very tedious and unnecessary. If this continues, Azuki may consider raising her shop prices and ignoring all those who have filled out their form(s) incorrectly.
So please, read the shop rules, calculate the totals for your orders properly, and double-check your form(s) before posting them in the shop.
Thank youuu,
- Azuki Mochi
Thank youuu,
- Azuki Mochi
Train: "Next stop: Turtledachi Train Station. Please exit through the door on your right. Have a good day."
-Train leaves-
Welcome, Passenger inserts ticket number to Turtledachi Train Station.
Random Passenger: Why "Turtledachi Train Station"?
Well, the answer is simple.
This train station was once called by a normal, non-special, common name. Then one day, a turtle appeared. He was the most adorable little fellow ever - he was light green, had gawking eyes, pink blush, and small nubby arms and feet that one couldn't possibly assume that they could hold up his round head and shell. According to the station's past records, a name was never written down, so his unofficial name is "Turtle". Turtle hung about the station everyday, stealing onigiri and milk from the Convenience Store for his breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Not many passengers and workers took much notice to the little critter's antics (well, except for the shopkeeper at the Convenience Store...) until........more of them came.
Everyday, one day after the other, more and more turtles started to appear in the station. No, they did not look completely like Turtle; they were of different colours and sizes. Some even adorned clothing and accessories as if they felt slightly insecure about their "nakedness". People - passengers, workers, random window-cleaners - would enter the train station and gawk. Gawk at how many turtles there were. More than the day before, and the day before that. Soon, the train station become overpopulated with the creatures and to remedy this, the shopkeepers tried to shoo them away, but the turtles would only stare (and mind you, they are good at staring...) at their "Turtles out, Passengers in!" signs. Then, months later, something happened. Something miraculous. A girl, who rode the train every morning, came up to one of the shopkeepers and said:
"OH, they're all very cute! I would love to take one home!"
And that sparked it all - the invisible lightbulb hanging above the shopkeepers' head, I mean. The shopkeepers held a formal - well, if you call huddling formal - meeting and decided on one action:
Selling turtles to admiring adopters.
From then on, the train station has been prosperous. The shopkeepers' sales skyrocketed thanks to the turtles. Oh, and don't you have mixed thoughts, Passenger inserts ticket number: It seems that the turtles were feeling quite lonely and wanted to make friends with other beings.
So, now that story-time is over, why don't you be a dear, and befriend one of the little turtles?
Random Passenger: "B-b-b-but, you still haven't answered my question. Why is it called Turtledachi Train Station?
Well, aren't you a bit demanding today.
The shopkeepers needed a proper name for their new business, and so, after many trials and errors and countless trips back to the blackboard, they came up with two words: Turtle and Tomodachi. They called the turtles: "Turtledachi".
Turtle means turtle.
But Tomodachi means friend in Japanese.
And when you put them together....you get TURTLEDACHI ~ !
Just like how those little digital pets are called Tamagachi (Tamago means egg).
Now shoo, I still have to welcome the other 738 342 129 passengers on board that last train. -~-
-Train leaves-
Welcome, Passenger inserts ticket number to Turtledachi Train Station.
Random Passenger: Why "Turtledachi Train Station"?
Well, the answer is simple.
This train station was once called by a normal, non-special, common name. Then one day, a turtle appeared. He was the most adorable little fellow ever - he was light green, had gawking eyes, pink blush, and small nubby arms and feet that one couldn't possibly assume that they could hold up his round head and shell. According to the station's past records, a name was never written down, so his unofficial name is "Turtle". Turtle hung about the station everyday, stealing onigiri and milk from the Convenience Store for his breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Not many passengers and workers took much notice to the little critter's antics (well, except for the shopkeeper at the Convenience Store...) until........more of them came.
Everyday, one day after the other, more and more turtles started to appear in the station. No, they did not look completely like Turtle; they were of different colours and sizes. Some even adorned clothing and accessories as if they felt slightly insecure about their "nakedness". People - passengers, workers, random window-cleaners - would enter the train station and gawk. Gawk at how many turtles there were. More than the day before, and the day before that. Soon, the train station become overpopulated with the creatures and to remedy this, the shopkeepers tried to shoo them away, but the turtles would only stare (and mind you, they are good at staring...) at their "Turtles out, Passengers in!" signs. Then, months later, something happened. Something miraculous. A girl, who rode the train every morning, came up to one of the shopkeepers and said:
"OH, they're all very cute! I would love to take one home!"
And that sparked it all - the invisible lightbulb hanging above the shopkeepers' head, I mean. The shopkeepers held a formal - well, if you call huddling formal - meeting and decided on one action:
Selling turtles to admiring adopters.
From then on, the train station has been prosperous. The shopkeepers' sales skyrocketed thanks to the turtles. Oh, and don't you have mixed thoughts, Passenger inserts ticket number: It seems that the turtles were feeling quite lonely and wanted to make friends with other beings.
So, now that story-time is over, why don't you be a dear, and befriend one of the little turtles?
Random Passenger: "B-b-b-but, you still haven't answered my question. Why is it called Turtledachi Train Station?
Well, aren't you a bit demanding today.
The shopkeepers needed a proper name for their new business, and so, after many trials and errors and countless trips back to the blackboard, they came up with two words: Turtle and Tomodachi. They called the turtles: "Turtledachi".
Turtle means turtle.
But Tomodachi means friend in Japanese.
And when you put them together....you get TURTLEDACHI ~ !
Just like how those little digital pets are called Tamagachi (Tamago means egg).
Now shoo, I still have to welcome the other 738 342 129 passengers on board that last train. -~-
1. Introduction
2. Updates
3. Rules
4. Turtledachi
5. Convenience Store
6. Limiteds
7. Freebies
8. Ordering?
9. Tips and Donations
10. Customers
11. Sugoi and Baka
12. Affiliates
Happy 100 Pages Turtledachi Train Station ~ !
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Please save it onto your own server.
