Virtual Ehomaki vs Marker Compass

This app is a compass that supports the custom of "Ehomaki" in Japan. In Japan, it is customary to eat "extremely thick maki sushi" called "Ehomaki" at the event called "Setsubun" on February 3rd every year to celebrate the change of seasons. The method is to turn to the direction called "Eho", which is decided every year, make a wish, and if you can eat to the end silently, your wish will come true. " On February 3rd, a large amount of "Ehomaki" will be sold at grocery stores all over Japan. At this time, it is a compass that allows you to confirm "Eho". (Every year automatically displays the ehomaki of the year) However, for those who forget to buy "Ehomaki" or find it troublesome to go to buy, we have prepared a special function. This "Virtual Ehomaki" allows you to eat "Ehomaki" on the screen without buying "Ehomaki". Please try it for people other than Japan. You can choose from 9 types of "Ehomaki". Will this alone make my wish come true? May be excellent And finally, there is even an Omikuji fortune telling this year's fortune. Usage is simple. ● Hold your smartphone horizontally. ● The Ehomaki in the center of the screen refers to "Eho", so turn your body so that it faces directly above the screen. ● If you turn to Ehomaki, the Ehomaki will be bigger. Please keep it there. ● Please eat with your smartphone in your mouth. ● What? Yada? If you are such a person, please tap "Ehomaki". ● Tap to eat "Ehomaki" on the screen. ● Don't talk during that time. ● When you finish eating, you can draw an "Omikuji" fortune-telling this year.

Marker Compass is a compass app that lets you quickly check your important markers with its intuitive controls and simple user interface. Easily view your essential markers without relying on a map. The Moon marker displays real-time phases, while you can also register your own custom marker—with Premium mode allowing up to 10 markers! Please note that the compass accuracy may decrease when there are metals or magnets nearby. ■ Key Features • Display markers on the compass such as the Moon’s direction and phases, and Qibla (direction to Mecca) • Simple and easy-to-use UI for effortless directional checking • Register one custom marker in the free version • Premium mode supports up to 10 custom markers ■ Note • Since the app uses the magnetic sensor, strong magnetic fields in the vicinity may cause instability in direction readings • Regular calibration is recommended for more accurate orientation