Oh! I can almost understand the first part. (That dialect tends to remove some い sounds, and に becomes さ)
いえのうらにある[something]つかえばいい
You can use the ??? behind the house.
You got it! 
“You can use the field behind the house.”
I honestly stared at that panel for several minutes questioning my sanity. Like “Obviously I recognise all of these characters… yet I see no words here” 
Day 1
I used to read daily but stopped because of depressing circumstances relating to my health. I’d like to get back on it tho! I don’t have complete faith in my persistence but I know if I did it before then I can do it again.
I also hope continuously updating this thread with my progress will encourage me to remain consistent with my japanese learning since I’m already on wanikani 
Current Book:
They Both Die At The End by Adam Silvera
Current Progress:
Page 64 / 373
9月13日
ルーパーズ finished chapter 7.
One more chapter to catch up and then the current one, looking hopeful. Sadly back to reading super late 
but reading is reading.
無職転生 got kind of hard to read at chapter two so I started Eromanga Sensei 4. That’s a real easy read and I was bookin’ it through the pages. On jpdb.io I am doing the Goblin Slayer deck so when I get around to it I’ll be ready for it.
September 13 
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Same old story, I meant to read more but ended up doing other things, read about a page of 跡を消す, business as usual really
スーパーマリオくん Volume 1 (89% ➨ 94%)いいな。。。。
I was playing Splatoon 2 a couple days ago because my wife was saying all the kids are playing right now. BUT I promised myself Nier Automota and Persona 5 were gonna be the only new games I buy for the rest of the year. T-T
Too tired yesterday evening to feel like booting up my laptop, so I’m updating now:
I finished vol 1 of おうちでごはん. I really like it, though it’ll probably be a bit before I get to vol 2. Also I don’t know if it does actually take longer to read than I was anticipating, or if it just seems that way because I’ve been more tired lately.
I only just realized that the first kanji in 瓜沢 isn’t つめ. It’s うり. “Melon.” I didn’t question it since pretty much everyone seems to be named after a plant or animal (particularly edible ones; I think 遠藤 is the only exception, unless wisteria are edible?) and claws go with the animal theme. Plus, he keeps a bunch of tortoises. (爪 and 瓜 are only two strokes off, why aren’t they listed as visually similar)
I also started HQ vol 24 and read ch 208-210.
Some vocab of note:
フトコロが寂しい (フトコロがさびしい) [expression, い-adj.] strapped for cash; hard up
棒に振る (ぼうにふる) [expression, ラ五] to make a mess of; to sacrifice; to waste
Sep 14, Wed of Week 12 of Summer 
2022
I finished reading HUNTER x HUNTER Vol.6 in about 2 days. It’s a little tiring to finish in one day (one session). Looked up and learnt vocabularies, but those aren’t enough for my listening (watching HUNTER x HUNTER 1999 no sub at Ep.37).
Watched Death Note Ep.12 with JP sub just now. Just mention because it accompanies my manga reading. Anime doesn’t catch up yet, though. (Normal speech aren’t exactly difficult to listen, but synthesized speeches (in in-anime video clips) are.)
The Tanuki Falling Leaf Party: Date 20220914 
吾輩は狸である progress: 25.22% 
Wagahai-cat completes his Cattical Espionage Action.
Mission complete: S Rank
Japanese found within the acorns
Meowords
鶉「うずら」ー Quail
贔屓「ひいき」ー Favour; patronage; favouritism
癇癪「かんしゃく」ー Temper; irritability; fit of anger
狆「ちん」ー Japanese spaniel; Chin (dog)
迂濶「うかつ」ー Careless; thoughtless; unobservant
剣突「けんつく」ー Rough scolding; tongue lashing (also: 剣突く)
束髪「そくはつ」ー Hairstyle, bun tied at the back of the head introduced in the Meiji era.
鶯茶「うぐいすちゃ」ー Greenish-brown
妾「めかけ」ー Mistress
September 14th!
Chapter 4 of Flying Witch today - I read it much more smoothly today as there were no terrifying dialects in this chapter. 
Yesterday I read a bit of Eromanga Sensei. Watched too much anime so I couldn’t finish the first chapter.
I bought a book called “Pride and Joy” that just got a Bunko release. The sample was really easy to read so I though I would go ahead and get it since it was so easy to read and also interesting. Plus it seems like I can read that without fear someone is gonna read the words EROMANGA over my shoulder and judge me xD
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岸辺露伴は動かない 2
Start - 21
As I suspected, the storytelling element is a feature not a bug. I don’t think I’m very fond of it though. This opening story feels like Rohan comes off as Rob Sterling, which is just not bizarre enough but also too bland to be off putting.
The premise of this story is that every member of a particular family seems to die on 9/8. I’m wondering what’s special about that day. The closest thing I can think of is the lunar holiday of Double Ninth Day (9/9). In Japan, some areas have switched their lunar holidays to the secular calendar instead. This isn’t a popular holiday by any means though. 9 is supposed to be a very unlucky number, so 9/9 should be very unlucky, however the holiday has changed to make it so double unluck becomes lucky. If I remember the original story from China though, disaster befell everyone in a village who didn’t take refuge on that day. It seems therefore to possibly be related but I’m not sure. The family’s name 望月also means full moon and that day even, but I don’t think it’s an arbitrary choice.
On the other side of things, wondering if Araki drew this from memory or used a reference is plaguing my mind.
Day 2
Reached the 2nd arc 
I tend to read more chapters the more I get invested, but it’s also based on my mood. Some days I’ll read only 5 pages, but other days I’ll go for 15. Wish I was more consistent in that regard, but it probably doesn’t matter much since the book will be finished eventually no matter how fast or slow I go.
Current Book:
They Both Die At The End by Adam Silvera
Current Progress:
Page 80 / 373
Today I finished vol 24 and 25 of HQ and read the first 2 ch of vol 26.
Some vocab of note:
マイブーム [noun] current obsession; current kick; personal obsession
図太い (ずぶとい) [い-adj.] bold; shameless; cheeky; brash; impudent
奇を衒う (きをてらう) [expression, ア五] to make a display of one’s originality/eccentricity; to deliberately act oddly (e.g. to get attention)
ご機嫌斜め (ごきげんななめ) [expression] in a bad temper; cranky; crabby
からかい上手の(元)高木さん Volume 7 (0% ➨ 10%)September 14 Home Post
Felt like reading some manga for a change of pace so picked up the second volume of ブルーロック, but I still didn’t start until I was already tired so just a few pages I’ll figure it out one day!
September 12-15 
十角館の殺人, chapter 5
Grammar :いかに, いかにも、いかん, いくら, 以後、いささか、いざしらず
In the last four days I started and finished this week’s chapter of 十角館の殺人 (I only read a tiny amount on one day, but it still counts). It’s still going strong, and keeping me guessing. I still like it way more than I expected. I’ve now read a little over halfway, so unless the solution to the mystery is somehow disappointing, I don’t expect my impressions to change much.
Grammar is also going well. いざしらず was a new one to me, but several of the rest also had finer points I wasn’t confident on, so it was good reading about them.
I’m well aware that, like with kanji learned on Wanikani, likewise with grammar learned from a grammar book, I’ll still need to come across it several times in the wild before it becomes second nature. Still, having some degree of familiarity with it can only be beneficial, not to mention that I always tend to come across kanji or grammar points I just learned about.
Now, what to read until the book club’s next week starts? I could continue with 十角館の殺人, I suppose, and read up to the end of next week’s portion (not further, though!). That would probably free up a good chunk of time next week so I can read something else without too many interruptions. Alternatively, I can start something else now (continue 糞尿譚 before I forget what I’ve read so far, or read the next story in 化身), then switch back to 十角館の殺人 on Monday. I also have (too) many other books I can’t wait to start, but I keep telling myself that I need to finish the ones I’m currently reading first.