Talk:Foosha Village

You Know...
Fuusha CAN be translated as Windmill. Especially since the word "fuschia" is actually a frequent mispelling of the flower "fuchsia", which translates as フクシア and is pronounced "fukushia" in Japanese.

So I ask that this page be formally renamed to "Windmill Village". --Reikson 13:46, March 22, 2010 (UTC)


 * Against; We keep the Japanese names, if the Japanese names are incorrect, then we can correct them. I didn't notice the incorrect name though its pretty obivous on the windmills due to the name you see around town. One-Winged Hawk 13:49, March 22, 2010 (UTC)


 * That's not what I'm talking about. Since only the... furigana? katakana? whatever! was used to give the village the name, the translation is straight-up Fuusha, and you agree with that, right?
 * Anyway, why would someone call this Fuschia after the flower, even if the pronunciation is technically similar? If it can't be renamed "Windmill Village", I ask that it at least be renamed simply "Fuusha Village". --Reikson 14:00, March 22, 2010 (UTC)