alice margatroid, shameimaru aya, alice margatroid, nausicaa, ohmu, and 1 more (touhou and 2 more) drawn by gensoukoumuten

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It would be no exaggeration to say that Gensou Land's precipitous development was brought about by the creation of these ships. Only a limited portion of magical engineers and ESPers were able to achieve physical interplanetary transport. Dimensional conversion ships have made it possible to carry anyone and anything all at once, safely and in mass quantities, to all manner of fantasy lands. Because of this, interworld cultural exchange and foreign trade have grown explosively. All manner of values and lifestyles of the people on the various worlds have changed entirely. These are very likely the prime reason anyone has become able to travel offworld. The number of alien travelers who want to try going to other worlds has increased rapidly by the year, and various worlds have been seething with an unprecedented offworld travel boom: Dimensional harbors are being constructed one after the other, and a grand-scale battle for advertising sightseeing areas is going on. However, amidst all that, other circumstances are quietly occurring among the fantasy worlds: There are sightseeing areas which, in contrast, are becoming obsolete because they could not get on board the offworld travel boom, and native traditional cultures that have been passed along for millennia are vanishing one after the other... Among these is a place this reporter visited with her family when she was little, a place of memories that are more dear now than ever. This reporter believes that memories of travel are treasures, and she very much would like to have people do their best for sightseeing areas that are losing their vitality, for the sake of the dear memories of the people they once visited as well. (Article: Shameimaru Aya / Data provided by: DD-151)

Bridge

Vertical rudder

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First-class rooms

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Bonaventure sail

Bowsprit

Double rooms, etc.

Fore sail

Horizontal rudder

Engine room

Dimensional Conversion Cruise Ship NARWHAL VALAS

Dimensional Conversion Ships and the Unprecedented Offworld Travel Boom