/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>14447509
Enough to get fat?

>>14275205
Okay, not exactly /jp/ related, but here's some comfy shit I watched recently:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B3jQi-AsNnWVXzBjbFNWdzBkdXc&usp=drive_web
These are an /out/ favourite, they're all cozy as fuck. I'd probably recommend watching 'Alone in the Wilderness' first.
If the outdoors aspect is putting you off - It's about a old man who totally rejects society, moves to Alaska, and lives completely alone for 30 years in a log cabin he built from scratch, so it's actually somewhat Hikki in its philosophy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8Lr_27MkzA
I'm pretty into Polyphonic singing, so this is basically my favourite documentary ever. It's about a blind American blues singer who learns Tuvan throat singing while listening to obscure Russian broadcasts over short-wave radio, and travels to the center of Asian to compete in an annual completion they hold there. I actually think it's a pretty interesting view into life before the internet, and generally how shit got done back then.

Would it be worth it to invest in a kotatsu? I've always wanted one because they seem so comfy. Does anyone have one? Is it as nice as it seems?