/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>9214544
why does it matter so much to you?

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One day, you awaken with a strange feeling that you should do something different with your life. Something to change the monotonous pace of living in your room. Something that has nothing to do with the usual games you play, the movies and anime you watch, or the Internet message boards you post on.

You decide to go on a hike out in the wilderness, off the beaten path. You don't know why you have chosen this of all things, but it strangely feels like the right thing to do. You pack a lunch and set out on your journey. Once you get out of the city, you head up into some foothills, crested with trees and rocky outcroppings.

During your hike, you take in the majestic scenery, breathe in the fresh air, and truly feel as if you have connected with nature for once in your life. You feel hauntingly at peace with yourself. Your worries have slipped away and you truly feel at ease. Eventually, you realize it's getting late so you decide to head back home.

But just as easily as your worries slipped away that day, panic comes rushing back. You have lost your bearings and have no idea which direction you came from. This can't be happening you think you yourself. After an hour of frantically trying to find your way back, it sets in that you are hopelessly lost.

Tell me /jp/

Why is it that despite all your free time, government funding (disability) and passion, no one here has worked out a safe way of getting to gensokyo yet ?

Textless.

I missed this.

Thank you for your hard work

>>2550810

Ah. Contact therapy.

"Uh oh," Maribel says. Renko looks up at the tall sky with towering clouds, and at the endless field in front of them. They were in the library. Now they're outside. And it's too bright here. She rubs her eyes. Looks at her pocket watch. Puts it away with a subtly confused look on her face. Mary notices it.
"I have a strange feeling. " She looks across the grass-field, and walks toward the forest.

Ja som pyšný, že som Slovák,

moje plemä ladné

sto milionov duši čita,

nad pol svetom vládne.

So Slovenskou rečou prejdeš

štyri čiastky sveta:

jeden brat môj palmi sadí

druhý večné vidí ľady.

Will Maribel and Renko ever find themselves in Gensokyo?