/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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日本の風景

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Are you a repost otaku?

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>>15679464
you got me there

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OC coming through.

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>>15685437
wait, those are eggs? why are they completely black? Do they come from those black roosters?

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>>15686167
not the anon who posted it but the eggs were boiled in sulphur or something

owakudani is a beautiful place, but those eggs tasted like normal eggs when i tried them

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>>15686199
"That Anon" here.

Just normal eggs. Kind of a gimmicky thing to draw people there (especially if the hot spring is closed, like it was when I went - fecking bastard volcano!)

Just a normal hardboiled egg, But if you do pick up a street whore, you might as well make her eat these. They supposedly extend your life by 7 years, so they say. Per egg.

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>>15686236
Could've been cosmetics...

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>>15679415
I realize it's rainy and in Japan but that street is just too clean, it's like someone licked it clean for hours.

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Dumping my folder

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test

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>>15686424
>it's like someone licked it clean for hours
That was me

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>>15686825
Good work, anon.

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Alright, done. Some of these are from a trip I took, this one's actually the last one I took on the way back to the airport. Miss this place a lot sometimes.

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>>15686961
Were you just there on a vacation?

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>>15686961
Thanks for sharing anon

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>>15687001
Nah it was last Summer. Stayed for a couple of weeks.

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>>15687067
I was there last summer for a few weeks as well, anon. Where did you go?

I arrived in Narita, in early June, chilled out for a few days because it was my first plane flight and my anxiety was through the roof, couldn't eat or sleep for a few days.

After that passed, I went to Akihabara, Shibuya, saw the sights around Tokyo. Then I spent a week in Kyoto and another in Osaka.

How did your trip go? Where did you go? Pic related is where I stayed in Osaka, tiny and blazing hot.

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>>15687829
Actually just graduated from high school then, so I went with a group from the school in early July. Landed in Narita, but went and spent a couple days in Aizu. If I remember correctly we went to Kyoto after that for a bit, and visited Nara afterwards(my favorite place on the trip). Then Hiroshima and Tokyo. Actually got to home stay with a really cool family in Chiba, thank goodness they knew English well because I actually am studying Chinese, not Japanese. Spent about a week in the Tokyo area, visited Akihabara a couple of times and other spots. Great trip, though kind of stressful, mostly because of the people on it. A lot of the kids complained constantly or wouldn't listen, others were genuinely autistic. Also had some problems with an ex who went as well. Luckily I got to spend a few days afterwards with close friends after the rest left. But overall it was really memorable and fun. Would really like to go back.

pic related is one I took of Akihabara

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>>15688264
That sounds like a bunch of fun, if you had some friends with you. Nara sounds like a great place, hadn't heard of it before my trip though.

I, for some reason, went with my cousin, so I wouldn't have to be completely alone, and that was a total mistake. She knew nothing about Japan, and asked three million questions and consistently repeated "haha, so random, so weird." Would not travel with her ever again, next time I'm going alone.

Out of simple curiosity, what makes you study Chinese? Any plans?

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>>15688345
I've been interested in Chinese culture since I was a kid, so that's what I studied it for a language in High School. I actually only recently became interested in Japanese a couple years back. But I do intend to get back into Chinese for college and hopefully become, or at least get close to being fluent in it. One of my hopes is to work oversees somewhere in China.

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>>15688423
That's awesome. Well, I've heard that learning either Chinese or Japanese makes learning the other much easier because of the shared kanji and similar grammar, so it shouldn't be too hard getting back into it. I've been teaching myself Japanese for a few years, pretty proficient. In college for my four year degree now so I can work in Japan afterwards.

Good luck on making it to the far east as well, anon.

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>>15688484
Thanks, good luck to you as well anon!

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>>15688484
Shared kanji, sure. Similar grammar, no fucking way.

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>>15688535
I messed up. Similar kanji is chinese, similar grammar is korean, my bad

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Oh man, I already miss Japan.

I have to find a proper job and start saving money so I can go there again. It's a stupid reason to get my life back on track, but I guess any reason is fine at this point.

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>>15686780
great. great...

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I've lived in Japan for 1 year and 8 months now I'll dump a few of the more interesting sceneries I have.

This one is from missing my stop on the train and having to go back.

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>>15688484
日本語のニュアンスが分からないくせに、自分の辞書のほうが正しいと言い張る傲慢な毛唐だ

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>>15692669
バカ

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>>15689234
It's not a stupid reason at all. You work hard to pay for something that you love to do. Everyone does that.

Picture is from a small hiking trip up Okuōikojō.

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>>15686167
real BIG ones

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>>15692669
you say that but you took that sentence from an online japanese dictionary so

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Please fuck off if you're going to post photos from facebook and blog about your past relationships and high school classes thanks

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>>15694926
Fuck you facebook was the only place where I had my pictures from my trip backed up to

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>>15694983

You know facebook compresses the shit out of pictures and makes them look terrible, right?

Hope you got another backup somewhere.

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I went to Kyushu.

Was hoping for star pics, but was too bright where I stayed.

I did get some nice pictures from the inaka train.

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>>15694983
What's worse is that you're now admitting it. You should head back to /v/ or similar.

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These threads are fucking kimoi / stop posting my flickr photos / just take a trip stop living in a literal basement looking at japanese photos all day.

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>>15696860
Not everyone here is magically in the position to go fly to Japan and stay there for a month.

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>>15696938
Yeah no shit, you don't get paid very much for making dedicated Japanese landscape / idol / train / manhole cover / food / skyscraper / bicycle threads and posting in them every day.

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>>15696969
How much do you get paid to angrily lecture weebs on an anonymous Japanese-themed imageboard?

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>>15694926
Fuck off or post pictures

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>>15696976
I swear someone has got to find a way to monetize shitposts.

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Would love to go to these places someday. Hopefully in 2020, just in time for the Olympics.

Too bad I can't speak a lick of Japanese though. Even saying "thank you" would just make me die inside.

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>>15686772
I wonder how does it look inside that house.

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>>15700368
join clintons webarmy. or become australian.

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>>15695400

More from Kyushu

Hard as hell to get a good shot from a moving train.

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>>15709166
How fast do these trains go?

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I'm hard pressed to find pictures of Japan that don't look visually appealing, and I can't really put my finger on why. Even something simple like >>15686907 that you could basically see everywhere looks very nice to me. Maybe I'm just a huge weeb

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>>15712420

Not all that fast, besides the SL, they are normal electric trains. 50 mph I guess?

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Why so washed out?

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>>15686370

Thats in Kyoto. I remember staring at those two signs before.

Can't remember the station. I wanna say Imadegawa.

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>>15679415
Stop trying to show off.

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>>15686795
>Blade Runner 2016

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>>15723057
>Error: You cannot delete a post this old.

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>>15712477
Traditional architecture was designed to complement nature, not replace it. Cities arent planned nearly as much as other places' but grows naturally.

I think these things make Japan look uniquely organic and natural both in rural and urban settings.

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Smartphones will rot your brain.

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Been waiting for this thread.

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The Japanese don't seem to bother with weeding and shit all that much.

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>>15688423
I hope you fall into a sinkhole and die after suffering from the pollution

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A couple years ago I saved up enough money to spend at least 4 weeks in japan, but I didn't go through with it...
One of the greatest regrets Ive had. Ive never been there and only know about the country from reading books and watching documentaries,videos and anime. But I still want to experience it myself in person. Now I gotta save up some more money and I can start planning again...

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>>15728891
Sometimes the vines just win.

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>>15688423
I am so sorry

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You could tell from a mile away she was thoroughly annoyed at me and m filthy gaijin friends. Tourists gonna tour.

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>>15729489
>open for business
Nope. I don't believe it.

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>>15725902
Funny you mention that. One of my Japanese friends told me about a report he read in a popular science magazine that deals with exactly that phenomenon. It's called digital dementia (or something similar to that, I can't provide a source right now). Because you always have all the knowledge at your fingertips, your brain is no longer exercised enough and you tend to forget things quicker. Apparently this is a fairly large topic in Nipponland.

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>>15731134

Shame it is black and whit.

Shutter speed looks like it was a little slow too.

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>>15729714

We always call being rude gaijin 'gaijin smash'.

If you can speak Japanese, you can go to one of the maiko bars and have a conversation with them. Enjoy the ridiculous markup on a beer though.

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>>15731160
It was 1/640. The focus is a bit off and it was heavily cropped (thus the slight blur).

I prefer this one in b/w, here is it in color.

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>>15731242
And uncropped.

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This was posted months ago, but a new maid cafe was opening up in Akiba that was like French/Victorian in style, looked more like a whole in the wall cafe than a standard maid cafe, but my Japanese is too shit to locate the site and it can't be searched for in English. If anyone can pull up info on it I would appreciate it, I don't know where else to ask as I am pretty sure it was posted in one of these threads.

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>>15731923
https://moeten.info/maidcafe/s/?m=shop_new&tid=13&p=1
These are new opened made cafe in Tokyo.You can see almost all made cafe in this web site.
If you cant find, you should search for "メイド喫茶", "秋葉原", "ビクトリアン", "フランス", "新店舗" or etc...

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>>15732546
I couldn't find it on that site unfortunately, I was able to find it in my search history though by going back a few months, I appreciate your help though.

I normally loath the idea of going to maid cafe as they seem like tourist traps and or very gimmicky, but this place had a a rather inviting feel to it from the photos and by layout of the cafe. I think it captures a nice old time cafe/teahouse quite well. I found a review of the place if anyone is interested and for me personally, I think it lives up to what I would want out of visiting a place like this,
no love writing on the food, no photos of the maids, just simply a cafe were the workers dress in pretty maid outfits and where one can just simply read a book while enjoying some nice tea or maybe enjoy a board game or two with a local.
http://schatz-kiste.net/
http://maidrunner.blogspot.com/2009/10/review-shatzkiste.html

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I wish my apartment block had a third floor and I was on it.
The hills to the west make for some good scenery but I can't really get above the surrounding buildings without going more than a few minutes away.

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>>15733235

The house I am living at used to have a great view of daimonji, but then someone built a fucking apartment building blocking the view.

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>>15733247
That sucks. Didn't they light that up in the last week?

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>>15733304

Yea, but it was raining heavily and not all of them lit.

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>>15712483
>electric trains
They run on diesel. There are speed limit signs along the tracks, usually not exceeding 80 kph.

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>>15688423
ive heard china is kind of a hell hole but ive never been there so

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>>15696860
post your flickr

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>>15700542
Then learn at least saying hello, thank you and the like. It apparently makes a lot of difference for them when a person who can't actually talk the language at least opens with Japanese words.

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>>15688423
enjoy

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>>15742849
That's not a problem with learning Chinese, that's a problem with capitalism.

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>>15746090
China is officially a COMMUNIST country you twit.

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>>15746530
Countries can lie about what they are, you know.

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>>15696860
Stop complaining. I wish people would raid my flickr for Japan photos. That's what it is there for.

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>>15746553
Yeah the whole communist party secretary being Xi Jinping thing is just to trick people and to validate your juvenile communist wet dreams.

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>>15729489
>Hi, my name is Kawauchi, and I live in a tinderbox.

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>>15746090
capitalism makes chinese people rude pieces of shit? Have you ever interacted with actual chinese peoples?

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>>15746090
capitalism makes chinese people rude pieces of shit? Have you ever interacted with actual chinese people?

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>>15747076
I have and I didn't really see anything out of the ordinary

They're friendlier to you if you express an interest in the language/culture

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>>15747076
Not him, but I learned to hate Chinese tourists when I was in Japan. They've got no manners at all.

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>>15747499
They're worse in Manhattan, fucking 100x worse than any Semitic person or Indian. Now South East Asians are okay in my experience, and they have a sense of humor unlike the super Jew Chinese.

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>>15749244
im south east asian chinese and even i hate mainland china chinese

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I seriously fear that living in Japan is going to make me rascist as fuck.

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>>15750256
fyi when i was in hakodate last year i saw more chinese than japanese

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>>15750351
You know I once told someone I could discern between Korean, Japanese and Chinese by looks alone. He decided to test that theory and I was dead wrong, how are you doing it? Hearing them speak or what?

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>>15750418

The way they dress, carry themselves, and their language of course.

They tend to talk a lot.

But just a headshot? Yea, no one can really tell the difference. There is a website that has a test on this. Never seen anyone ace it.

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>>15750435
That's what I thought, I still have the occasional reddit level weeb tell me that he can do it but like you said it's almost never better than a guess. The only thing I've seen is SEA's seem to have darker skin on average.

Are their clothes just noticeably off trend, or just slovenly and shitty? I'm going to C92 so I guess I'll see for myself but how do they get along with the Japanese locals in cities and country tourist areas?

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>>15750418
im chinese myself, so maybe it's an innate thing in me after years of being surrounded by them

but dead giveaways are language and the way they carry themselves in public

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>>15750734
cont.

there was also a time when a japanese meido came up to me along the streets of akihabara and started speaking chinese to me, so maybe it's not that hard at all for us oriental-looking folk

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>>15750810
Grown Japanese women wearing school uniforms is all kinds of creepy.

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>>15750821
That dyed hair color looks so trashy too. Like I can understand the dark brown that seems to be very popular with younger Japanese girls; but I like it when they keep their natural black hair, there's not point throwing an aspect that beautiful.

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>>15685437
kek good file name

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>>15749244
no one like the ethnic mainland chinese. not even their own moms.

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>>15750970
I know all too well, I have an Electronics Engineering degree.

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>>15751053
the ones i know are all these pissant little jerkoff wannabe gangsters that think they are living in a john woo movie, have no couth whatsoever, and have that musty buttfunk smell they cover with cheap cologne.

they also get wasted off of garbage booze, drive Johnny Tran Fast and the furious base models with stickers, and have fugly ass girlfriends they try to pimp out.

its bad when the blacks, dominicans, and the russians think you have no manners and act like hicks. most of the chinese i have met are giant hicks, the guys i knew from shanghai were cityboys that would roll their eyes and say watch the dog fight with himself over his dinner.

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>>15728891
I used to live in one of these, pretty comfy but geez, you could hear your neighbours fart and burp every evening

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China is taking over Japan deal with it weebs.

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>>15752288
Just like I'm taking over your asshole right now

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>>15742849
what i got from this is:
1. i will always have a job
2. op was a beta male if some chink manlet thinks he can kung fu me ill left punch his ass

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>>15752291
lmao

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>>15752328
Have fun in Chinese prison!

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>>15686847

So was this gate ever above the water, or did they build it on the water?

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>>15729489
>Sometimes the vines just win.

I cann those people quitters.

Unless high-powered plant killer is illegal in Japan.

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>>15753145
>cann
Call*

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>>15753133
Bodies of water sometimes are affected by the tide.

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>>15686772
That's a nice picture pretty pastoral scene

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>>15753167

I'm just asking because every picture I've seen of Itsukushima Shrine is with the gate's base submerged.

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>>15753186
The whole temple is like that. It's purposely built so that during high tide it looks like it's floating on the water.

Unsurprisingly according to wiki the shrine has been destroyed several times in history, some of these times by flooding.

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Any pics of sai no Kawara koen?

I'm curious how warm it feels.

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>>15753776
You got that one in larger? 1440+ height would be neat.

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>>15753793
Here's the biggest version.
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>>15753862
derek?

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>>15753865
No?

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>>15679415
"Day Fire no Wind Shrine"

How did I do?

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>>15753873
that was a meme, you dip

also thanks!

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No virus (:

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>>15753920
I have too many of those, you can't compete with me

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Fuck I want to go here to bad on my trip in January but its so much more expensive to travel down to Hiroshima than just staying near Tokyo/Kyoto

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>>15754026
I highly recommend it.
Itsukushima is such a nice place to visit, though I went in the summer so I have no idea what it would be like in January.

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>>15754026
It shouldn't be that much more expensive.
I recommend staying on the island itself at least one night.

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>>15753202
I knew this looked familiar so I took a pic on the way to get hot dog buns.

Apparently this replica of the real torii was a gift from the city of Hiroshima. You'd think they'd have found a more majestic setting than the CVS parking lot.

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>>15679415
What is the difference between 風景 and 景色?

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>>15755402

Well I'm assuming that the gate is rather old.

Also it's not really a replica, it's a torii itself. A torii is just that specific type of gate.

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>>15755530
Just calling it so because it's what's on the plaque.

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>>15754026
>mfw never left Tokyo outside of a few days in Osaka despite living there for 6 months.

My secret shame.

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>>15755524
Nothing, really. Japanese has synonyms too.

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>>15755524
They carry different nuances.

風景 is the scenery as you see with your eyes.
景色 is the scenery as you envision in your mind, including the feelings it evokes.

The most common way to refer to scenery photos is 風景.

It's easier to search in Japanese for this kind of question:
http://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q1435961719

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Has anyone else fallen for the shitty tourist trap that is Iga? castle aside, the ninja thing is so blatantly tourist oriented it's not even funny. My group insisted we should spend a whole day there - a whole day in Japan utterly wasted.
Bonus points; they were all Narutoshits, so they did nothing but complain on the two hour train ride to get there - easily the best part of the day.

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>>15755962
Well the castle is authentic at least. The model village is essentially a ninja theme park though.

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>>15756071
Authentic castles are the best.
I have been to Osaka, Hiroshima, Fukuoka (lol), Inuyama and Tsuruga castles and Inuyama was definitely the best.
The rest have been rebuilt as museums (except Fukuoka) which usually means no photos on most of the floors and quite a modern feel.
You take off your shoes before entering Inuyama castle, the staircases are friggen steep, it's not air conditioned and while there is display stuff around you're allowed to take photos of it.

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>>15756130

I did like the castles but, honestly, you've seen one you've seen them all. Highlights by far were the huge shopping malls in Tokyo (Tokyu Hands and Seibu and stuff, I'm big on urban / capitalist shit) and the endless train rides (I'm also an anorak). I went with a group trip organized by a manga site so for the most part it was them wondering why I didn't drool over animu, and me wondering why they didn't drool over five hours rides on a local train line.

Also Daimonji, crowded as hell but pretty cool

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>>15756154

>daimonji

This was the first year in a long time it didn't lite (rain).

A few years back I climbed it the day of. You write a wish on a peice of wood and carry it up the mountain. Was hot as hell.

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>>15755962
>Narutard tourist trap
Ugh that's really a shame. Photos all around Iga look so pretty.

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>>15756130
Matsumoto is pretty cool too.

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>>15756490

It is pretty around there, but so is 99% of Japanese countryside. I think it has to do with growing rice, lots of water everywhere so even the unused land around fields is lush and green. Plus they're really good at keeping industrial land and farm land separate.

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>>15756439
I was there on a trip this year, was the worst few hours of my life realizing it's not happening.

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class~ic

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>>15757587

Don't know, honestly it felt a bit like Daimonji is one of those things you just kind of have to say you liked - unless you climb up, it's really just a few fireplaces on a hill. I ditched the group for one night and went to see a kabki play - now that was memorable.

Inari at night was badass too, especially after they told me that creepy story about ghost kids and foxes kidnapping you if you put your arms outside the gates...

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>>15761693

My house has a really cool view like this, but I am scared of posting it because the location would be laughably easy to pin down.

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>>15761716
It's not like anyone here would be able to pay you a visit.

Except me.

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>>15761716
No worries anon, post it anyway!

After the police recovers your cut up corpse from some psycho's freezer, /jp/ will give you a proper burial!

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>>15754026
How expensive would it be to travel there from Tokyo by train and bus? Doesn't Japan have pretty cheap train tickets?

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>>15762084
You're looking at 19k yen for a one way ticket from Tokyo to Hiroshima on the Shinkansen.

But if you have a JR Pass that covers that region then it'll cost you nothing.

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>>15762136
the fuck? that's so much for a train ticket

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>>15762833

That is fastest shinkansen price.

No clue what it would be on a normal train. A fraction, but a pain in the ass with transfers.

Night bus is around $30-50 for Kyoto to Tokyo(been awhile since I looked, shinkansen is so convenient i haven7t bothered), so it'd probably only be a little more to Hiroshima.

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>>15761776

Yea, I am pretty sure this guy:
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Is already sharpening his knives.

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Shirakawa-go. Panorama with Huawei Nexus 6P.

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I highly suggest going to the Japanese alps at Okuhida, taking the Shinhotaka ropeway up to the mountains and then trekking up to Doppyo (approx. 2,5 hours to climb up, 1,5 hours to descend). The most beautiful scenery I've witnessed. Beats Fuji by miles.

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From Fuji's 7th station (iirc) for comparison.

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>>15756154
>tfw no rose colored campus life

;_;

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>>15755524
Sorry, I'm not good at English.
風景 and 景色 have the same mean.
But you should choice these words when or where you are.
For example, you can say "良い景色だなあ; What a good scenery", but usually not the other.
I think 景色 is the real scenery you see, and 風景 is contains your mind (feeling good, folk, or halcyon days) .
風 is also used in 風情 that means Japanese 侘び寂び（wabisabi),so 風景 is the scenery you feel wabisabi mind or something good.

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>>15756130
人が多すぎる

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>>15768559
I like your explanation

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>>15771420
That's some idiot.

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>>15771742

Why? It is obviously stopped.

Looks like a normal train otaku to me.

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>>15772562
>train otaku
>normal

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>>15771420
>yfw you realize he is just getting in position for a jyoshi kousei creep shot.

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>>15771742
He's just trying to take a shot of an obviously stopped train anon. Nothing out of the ordinary here

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>>15757445
Matsumoto? Matsumoto outto.

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hmmm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f57pOahRe18

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>>15776845
I wish I lived in a place with snow. What was it like?

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This thread has been pretty dead.

Step the fuck up, weebs.

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I arrived late for the obon stuff, but the air was full of smoke from the fireworks.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMfRmJeId9g

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>>15781217
I took this picture in Oshino-hakkai (famous for springs of Mt.Fuji).
There is nothing, but you will find only Japanese folk-village.
good place.

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>>15782189

This was pretty good, weeb.

But seriously, fuck the rain.

Do you have anything else like, more summer related?

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>>15783916
But summer is the rainy season in many places.

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>>15783966
Not in Okinawa.

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>>15756154
I feel like we'd be good friends

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>>15783977
about to move there, is it always sunny?

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>>15784978
Wow where is this?

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>>15785071
Gion Shrine in Nichinan, Miyazaki. It's just a tiny shrine built in a cave by the sea.

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>>15784595
It's paradise.
Tanned girls are the best as well.

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猫

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>>15755962
On the topic of tourist traps, don't go to Atami Castle. It's not a real castle, just built as a tourist attraction.

Although, you should go to the sex museum (秘宝館）

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>>15786945
Fuck you.

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>>15786926
>Although, you should go to the sex museum (秘宝館）

That looks hilarious. I didn't realize these places existed until I saw one mentioned in an article about Kinugawa Onsen.

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Golden gai during typhoon.

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>>15787271
You shouldn't stalk a girl, even if she likes it.

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>>15787348
K no girl.

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>>15700268
SO THIS IS A REAL THING THAT HAPPENS?!?!?!

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>>15742849
>tfw not once in my life have I heard one good thing about the chinese and china outside of beijing

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>>15779498
what is actually going on here

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was driving around japanese sea coast when i was in japan a few months ago, was surprised to see how devoid of life and abandoned every town seemed to be along the road

i guess all old people died and the young ones moved into bigger cities?

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>>15791225
my next wallpaper, thanks

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>>15768481

Nothing to do with campus. This animanga site organizes at least three trips a year, and they're pretty damn cheap too. http://www.animeclick.it/

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>>15791239
comfy

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>>15779498
lmao

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>>15791997
>.it

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>>15791997
Was talking about Tatami Galaxy and Daimonji bro.

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>>15791239
This shot is really good.

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>>15791988
That's exactly what's happening. Kinda sad really

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>>15793205
I would open a café by the sea cost in a old town with /jp/.
I have great people skills, can cook, am good looking and know how to run a business.
I just don't have any money and can't speak Japanese.

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>>15793212
you wouldn't have enough customers to get by

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>>15791239
>>15792250
Now all we need is augmentations and the future we asked for will be here.

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>>15792250
Drink all as in all you can drink?

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>>15794508
>900 yen
>8.6860 US Dollar
>all you can drink

can't wait till my move to okinawa in a few months

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>>15794573
I'm so jealous. You're living the dream

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>>15794573

It is limited to like 60 minutes and a short list of drinks.

There is a place nearby that does all you can eat yakiniku, and all you can drink for 2160円. Its pretty great.

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>>15794814
thats so great

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>>15791225

Is this the randen?

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>>15795355
No, it was just a random rainy day in Kyoto a couple of years ago.

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Guess I'll post a few I took last month.

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>>15795922
last 1 for now, I'll post more later if anyone wants

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>>15795789

It's a rainy day in Kyoto today.

And I love the randen. I wanna go take pictures along the line one of these days. Those purple street cars are so tacky, yet so cool.

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Really nice pictures everyone. Please post more.

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>>15776815
I bet living there is most likely a pain in the ass, but I'd like to do it for a few weeks or so. Looks comfy.

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Guess I can contribute a few of my amateurish scenery shots from my trip. Forgive the quality.

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>>15797018
Apologies for the dirt on the lens in this and the last one.

Unfortunately, that's all I have time to share, but I'm enjoying everyone's pictures.

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>>15796430
Yeah as scenic as they look, those old wooden houses seem kind of dingy to live in. Those are from Onomichi, lots of back streets like that.

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>>15797008
damn

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>>15796006

More Kyoto.

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>>15798675

That is a gate to the gosho.

This is the Kyoto City Hall.

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>>15798680

Cool thing about Kyoto is that it is surrounded on 3 sides by mountains, pretty much anytime you look up you can see mountains in the distance.

Quite a shock considering I grew up in a place that was flatter than a day old coke.

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>>15798285
yeah

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I want to drink some Okinawan sake.

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>>15797018
>>15797023
Interchangeable lens? that spot could be on the sensor.

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>>15798878
Yeah. I was swapping lenses that day and didn't notice the dirt on that specific one until I got back to the ryokan. Ended up being on quite a few pictures that day (we started at Owakudani, which I guess is where I picked it up). Rookie mistake, heh.

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>>15799437
You should drop by a service center in Japan sometime.

I have had my Nikon sensor cleaned a few times, costs 1800yen and takes about an hour to an hour and a half.

Also those spots should be easy to remove in Lightroom. I went through a phase on my second trip where I couldn't seem to not get dust on my sensor.

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>>15800150
Thanks for the advice! Sounds like a solid plan to me.

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kamakura

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jizou

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>>15791392
girls from Shanghai are fucking based. they are like tiny kitten versions of puerto rican girls. they over feed you, are pretty open sexually, and are very overprotective.

they get yandere as fuck though.

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>>15800519
This is the most comfy thing I've ever seen

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>>15801304

How to make of Kamakura
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7cOS1xeLU8

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>>15801894
This is so great, thank you.

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>>15801304
Personally I think those statues in the jizou photo look maximum comfy.

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that was a very good thread. see you in the next one.

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>>15804029
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5qdrzLw4Iw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tULri02kK90

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Someone make a nw thread and link it here. This is almost bumped off.