Packet N: Bonus 3

Ornamental rakes known as kumade are used to obtain this concept during November’s Tori-no-ichi festival, which takes place on the Rooster Days. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this concept, embodied by daruma dolls and feline maneki-neko statues that beckon towards passersby. A group of seven deities named for this concept include Ebisu, Hotei, and Jurojin.
ANSWER: luck [or fuku; or koūn; accept good luck; accept good fortune; accept the Seven Lucky Gods or the Seven Gods of Fortune or the shichifukujin; accept prosperity until read; accept obtaining wealth or money; accept success; reject “bad luck” or “being unlucky”]
[10e] Every New Year, the Seven Lucky Gods pilot a treasure-filled vessel of this type known as a takarabune. In Japanese folklore, either Raijin or Hachiman sent the kamikaze winds to destroy Mongol vessels of this type.
ANSWER: ships [or boats; accept fleet or navy]
[10h] In some cases, woodblock prints of takarabune would be used to induce good versions of these phenomena associated with eggplants, Mount Fuji, and hawks. A tapir-like yokai known as the baku is associated with this phenomenon.
ANSWER: dreams [or yume]
<KT, Mythology> | Packet N - Simon Fraser A, Carleton A, Georgia Tech A, Claremont A, Warwick A, Columbia B

HeardPPBE %M %H %
3922.5692%87%46%

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Conversion

TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
BrockWaterloo A10101030MEH
GuelphWestern C10101030MEH
McGill AToronto D10101030MEH
McMaster AWestern A100010M
OttawaToronto C10101030MEH
Queen'sToronto G10101030MEH
Toronto BWestern B10101030MEH
Toronto EToronto Metropolitan010010E
Toronto FMcGill B0101020EH
UBC AWaterloo B10101030MEH
UBC BMcMaster B1010020ME

Summary

TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
California (South)Main Site422.50100%100%25%
CanadaMain Site1124.5591%82%73%
Great LakesMain Site526.00100%100%60%
NortheastMain Site518.0080%80%20%
UKMain Site616.6783%83%0%
Upper Mid-AtlanticMain Site825.00100%88%63%