Touhou Music Versus

The Highest of Native Gods
洩矢　諏訪子　Moriya Suwako
Suwako Moriya

Ability: Creating earth (kun)
Threat level: Low
Human friendship level: Medium
Main place of activity: Youkai Mountain, Geyser Center and so forth

A mysterious god residing in Moriya shrine. In contrast with Kanako Yasaka, she rarely leaves the shrine.
Unlike Kanako, she is one of the myriad gods. Never having originally been a spirit, she consists of pure faith. Therefore, the one who would suffer upon losing all her faith is her, rather than Kanako.
However, Kanako and the Miko, Sanae Kochiya, carry out the duties of gathering faith, and she rarely comes out to actively represent the shrine. Whether it is because she is bad at managing the business or for other reasons seems to be a mystery of Moriya Shrine.
She has the power to control curse gods. When the Moriya shrine came from the outside world, the curse gods came along with it. It's troublesome but since manipulating curse gods is her blessing, there's nothing we can do. If you don't want to be cursed, you have no choice but to worship her.
Like most gods, she tends to take a human form. However, a characteristic of gods is that their form is mostly meaningless. When she is divided among several shrines, she often takes the form of a frog, and in those circumstances it seems she can grant blessings of safe travel (return safely), financial upturn (it'll get better), or prayers to change one's appearance (changed beyond recognition).
At first glance, her personality seems gentle, but it's difficult to tell what she's thinking. Unlike Kanako, I think the part of her that plays dumb is of poor quality.

"Merry, did you know that the Higan ceremonies in Tokyo has some strange manners and customs?"

"Huh? How?"

"There's not only visiting your family's grave, but finding gaps in the area around the graveyard and visiting the Netherworld, too. You know how ancestors come back from the Netherworld during the Bon Festival, right? During Higan, you go to them to return the favor.

"Is that true? Oh my! I'm not ready at all. Why did you keep it a secret?"

"Because it was a lie. Still, let's go anyway, since we've come all this way."

The Boyu Tokaido was made for the sole purpose of rapidly moving people between Tokyo and Kyoto. That is why there are only two stations.

They're called Bo-Tokyo Station and Yu-Kyoto Station. In other words, there're no other stops except the first and the last one. 36 minutes have already passed since they left Yu-Kyoto Station.

The scenery outside was likely the same as what Utagawa Hiroshige enjoyed. The beauty was beyond words. The sky, the sea, Mt. Fuji and the 53 stations.