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Message about Daily Akari No.500 (which I collaborated on) It's gotten a bit long, but I really hope you'll read it. ↓

I decided to incorporate not just the visual aspect but also the logic of “confirmation through filling in a long row of ×” and as a result, the logic that confirms Akari in R17C4 serves that purpose.

Message about Daily Akari No.500 (which I collaborated on) It's gotten a bit long, but I really hope you'll read it. ↓

Many of you might be wondering,“Where exactly?”. But No.336 was designed with the image of "key and keyhole". I created No.336 with the idea of inserting key when the second Akari was lit. So, regardless of whether the key motif actually came across, that part serves as a sort of self-introduction.

Message about Daily Akari No.500 (which I collaborated on) It's gotten a bit long, but I really hope you'll read it. ↓

Here is a brief explanation of Daily Akari No.462.⬇️ This is my first time writing a solution explanation in English, so please forgive any roughness.

Once you mark this X, you’re almost there. Starting from the 2 in the center, the clues for the areas other than the four corners will be filled in one after another, and the placement of the four corners will naturally fall into place as well.

Here is a brief explanation of Daily Akari No.462.⬇️ This is my first time writing a solution explanation in English, so please forgive any roughness.

The results of the experiment show that we must avoid placing the X as shown in the third image of the previous post. To do so, we must place Akari on one of the red circles in the image; doing so confirms the 1 in the top-right corner that we discussed at the beginning.

Here is a brief explanation of Daily Akari No.462.⬇️ This is my first time writing a solution explanation in English, so please forgive any roughness.