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The page no longer assembles itself in front of the visitor: an entrance curtain of five ink-dyed bands covers everything from the first paint, the house crest pressing rhythmically while the engine and fonts warm up, then parts from the center out once the counter is ready. The js class moves to a synchronous head script so reveal-hidden furniture never flashes, and pure-CSS valves un-hide the page and dissolve the curtain if the module script dies or the network crawls. The per-click hanko stamp gives way to something page-wide: every press now sends a wave through the seigaiha ground, riding the same mask and parallax as the cloth itself. The shared tile lives in a --seigaiha custom property instead of being duplicated per rule.
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The page no longer assembles itself in front of the visitor: an entrance curtain of five ink-dyed bands covers everything from the first paint, the house crest pressing rhythmically while the engine and fonts warm up, then parts from the center out once the counter is ready. The js class moves to a synchronous head script so reveal-hidden furniture never flashes, and pure-CSS valves un-hide the page and dissolve the curtain if the module script dies or the network crawls. The per-click hanko stamp gives way to something page-wide: every press now sends a wave through the seigaiha ground, riding the same mask and parallax as the cloth itself. The shared tile lives in a --seigaiha custom property instead of being duplicated per rule.