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Welcome to the SUPER NINTENDO WORLD at Universal Studios Japan

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i’m obsessed with this

and then, two months later....

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Pretty new to this online thing... But I’m going to try post consistently.

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My valentines animation made after the fresh coffee sign. Made using blender

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Preview of my WIP base mesh model, go check it out on my channel.

Link https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgUReYRKUh4cShe3p0zcCyA

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Very first animation done in blender watching Ian Hubert

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Resident Evil Village Lady Dumitrescu Cosplay by MilliganVick

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The Free and the Brave, for the Atavist https://magazine.atavist.com/the-free-and-the-brave-centralia-american-legion-wesley-everest-wobblies

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Idc if I’ve made a daoko girl post before. I love it

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Solar panels capture more sunlight with capsaicin - the chemical that makes chili peppers spicy https://ift.tt/3bHweg9

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The "Ējanaika!" Happening:

"Keiōyon-hōnen-odori-no-zu" [慶應四豊年踊之圖] (n/a) by Kyōsai Kawanabe [河鍋 暁斎] 1831-1889)

This strange incident first occurred in downtown Kyōto [京都] at the end of August (1867) when countless Shinsatsu [神札] (i.e.: paper charms distributed by temples and shrines) came raining down from the sky. Witnessing this event, the people of Kyōto saw it as a sign of fortune and began frantically celebrating while wearing costumes (like seen in the illustration above) chanting "Ējanaika [ええじゃないか] !" This event not only lasted up until December (same year), but also spread across to other regions in West Japan (Kinki [近畿], Shikoku [四国], and Tōkai [東海] to be exact) to the point where people of Nagoya City [名古屋市] (Aichi Prefecture) stopped working for 7 days straight.

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When the phrase "ējanaika" in Kinki Dialect [近畿方言] could mean "why not?" in English nuance, the person/group who orchestrated and the true location of origin are still unknown. While the widely accepted theory suggests that it was a doing of citizens commemorating the beginning of Meiji Restoration Era due to how people in Awa [阿波] (modern day Tokushima City [徳島市], Tokushima Prefecture) were recorded chanting: "making Japan a better country, ējanaika. Hōnen-odori [豊年踊] (i.e.: festive dance during harvest season) is a good omen/[日本国の世直りはええじゃないか、豊年踊はお目出たい]", others saw it as an act of deception perpetuated by anti-Shogunate organizations who attempted to throw the nation into frenzy.

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Source:

1. "Tsukurimono-no-bunkashi: Rekishi, Minzoku, Tayōsē [造り物の文化史：歴史・民俗・多様性] (2014) by Toshio Fukuhara [福原 敏男] (n/a) & et al

2. "Ējanaika" [ええじゃないか] (1979) by Shunsuke Takagi [高木 俊輔] (1939-present)

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Hiroyasu Kobayashi x Odio カセットガール  (Cassette Girl) VOL 2 with special Guest star Stan Lee list of key animators: Masanori Iwasato Hironobu Muto * Hiroshi Sakamoto Shogo Tsurii Kiwamu Yamauchi

music: Friends - Megumi Hayashibara

c o l o r f u l Daicon V: A Virtual Retrospective As a kid that grew up on old media, be it movies, music or TV Shows, basically anything I could rummage at hole in the wall video stores. I love this little film so much. It is a love letter to everything I think is cool, and I wanted it to be the first entry in the JAE sub retrospective. I am getting older I guess and looking back on all these things that inspire me. Things that I just love so much. It makes me happy to share them with others. Thank you for taking this journey with me really, and I hope you continue to enjoy it. Until next week. Perhaps Giant Robots? Huummm. See you then!!! Watch Cassette Girl In full HERE