A Collection of Illustrations that Can't Be Used for a New Year's Card: "Moe New Year's Card 2009 -the Ox-" (AkibaBlog)

A Collection of Illustrations that Can't Be Used for a New Year's Card: "Moe New Year's Card 2009 -the Ox-"

"Moeru Nengajyo 2009 Ushi (the Ox)" was released on the 10th. It's a book that collects girls' illustrations that look like for a New Year's Card (2009), and it comes with CD. The book's information wrote "unique illustrations of girls that look like for a New Year's Card gathered here," "not only girls who wear Kimono or Miko, but also the book covers illustrations of girls who wear a costume of the Ox, a fairy, and even Mechanic girls." However, according to its notes, "illustrations on the book are prohibited to be copied, reprinted, or reused."

A Collection of Illustrations, "Moeru Nengajyo 2009 Ushi (the Ox)" with CD
"Not Only Girls Who Wear Kimono or Miko, But Also Girls Who Wear Costume of the Ox, a Fairy, & Even Mechanic Girls"

Notes on the Book:
"Illustrations in This Book & Data in the CD-Rom are Prohibited to Be Copied, Reprinted, or Reused"

Media Boy , which has released "Hera Senka" and "Jitsuwa Jidai," now released "Moeru Nengajyo 2009 Ushi (the Ox)" on the 10th. It's a book that collects girls' illustrations.

"Moeru Nengajyo 2009 Ushi (the Ox)" collects girls' illustrations written by 32 illustrators. Illustrations in this book look like for a New Year's Card (2009), and it comes with CD. The book's information wrote "this has the highest quality of all illustrations' books for a New Year's Card in the history," and "unique illustrations of girls that look like for a New Year's Card gathered here," "not only girls who wear Kimono or Miko, but also the book covers illustrations of girls who wear a costume of the Ox, a fairy, and even Mechanic girls."

Every year, a book that collects illustrations for a New Year's Card has been released. This is a bit different from normal books for New Year's Cards- it has high originality. The main illustrations are bishoujo, of course. This is for everyone who are tired of putting standard illustrations on your New Year's Card. A bishoujo who wear costume of the ox pattern, a bishoujo stands next to the ox, a bishoujo and traditional New Year's decorations, etc… It's an unusual original book.

From Introduction

However, according to its notes, "illustrations on the book are prohibited to be copied, reprinted, or reused."

Shigaraki-okami-san (a clerk of a bookstore) said "it's a collection of materials (for a New Year's Card), but we can't reuse, copy, or reprint. How's that? If we make a copy of some of the illustrations, that means we copy it, and if we put a word "A Happy New Year" with illustrations from the book, that means we reuse them… So, in the morning, I returned 10 of those books."