Choju-Giga Battery Widget
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The animal illustrations that appear in Choju jinbutsu Giga display the remaining battery level in a fun way.
The illustration displayed on the widget changes according to the remaining battery level of your smartphone.
When the battery is charging, the illustration changes to show the device connected to a power source. You can also change the background shape and the animals (frogs, rabbits) displayed with the customization function.
You can move to the customization function by tapping the app icon.
You can also combine it with your favorite wallpaper. Show your friends and family this fun widget that collaborates with traditional Japanese art.
Choju jinbutsu giga (Scrolls of Frolicking Animals), a set of four scrolls from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, is one of Japan’s most celebrated works of art.
The first scroll depicts various creatures bathing, preparing food, and attending a Buddhist memorial service. The animals include rabbits, frogs. Notable scenes include a rabbit and a flog. A reproduction of this scroll is displayed at Sekisuiin, in the grounds of Kosanji Temple.
The illustration displayed on the widget changes according to the remaining battery level of your smartphone.
When the battery is charging, the illustration changes to show the device connected to a power source. You can also change the background shape and the animals (frogs, rabbits) displayed with the customization function.
You can move to the customization function by tapping the app icon.
You can also combine it with your favorite wallpaper. Show your friends and family this fun widget that collaborates with traditional Japanese art.
Choju jinbutsu giga (Scrolls of Frolicking Animals), a set of four scrolls from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, is one of Japan’s most celebrated works of art.
The first scroll depicts various creatures bathing, preparing food, and attending a Buddhist memorial service. The animals include rabbits, frogs. Notable scenes include a rabbit and a flog. A reproduction of this scroll is displayed at Sekisuiin, in the grounds of Kosanji Temple.
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What’s new
- Changed the target SDK version
- Fixed a configuration issue on the settings screen
- Other optimizations
- Fixed a configuration issue on the settings screen
- Other optimizations
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髙橋 朋季
info@kurousa.main.jp
厚別区厚別東２条７丁目１１−８
札幌市, 北海道 004-0002
Japan
