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☆.。.:*・°☆.。.:*・°☆incoming transmission☆.。.:*・°☆.。.:*・°☆ hey. not sure if any of my followers remember me or really felt attached to this blog, but what's up. i go by nano now. this blog is a bit dead. a lot has changed in my life. i'm currently living in japan. it's been fun. my taste in art has changed a bit too. i really enjoy photography and figure drawing at the moment. it's interesting to look back and see how my taste in things has changed. anyways, i might start up a new blog (on a different platform) documenting my adventures in japan and my new hobbies. if i do, i'll post a link to it on here. but for now, i'm off to do other things. thank you guys for following this blog all these years. this blog will stay up, but it'll continue to stay inactive. thanks again. peace and love ☆.。.:*・°☆.。.:*・°☆end of transmission☆.。.:*・°☆.。.:*・°☆

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funstealer

From “Re Futurhythm” By Range Murata

gloopycore

#nokia-mp3 #Spotify

does anyone know what happened to user @yanokami??

their blog was honestly one of the best blogs on here; they had a lot of great otaku art and photos, I’d be really sad if all of their posts were wiped from here :(

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opiahana-deactivated20241213

betaoctillery

A bonus CD-ROM for Windows and Mac that was included in the official Japanese player’s guide for Doubutsu no Mori+ (Animal Crossing) on GameCube. It includes a clock application and Animal Crossing-themed desktop icons. There is another application that copies the clock executable and the icons to a folder of the user’s choice.

NOTE: This CD-ROM only works properly if your computer’s region is set to Japan. All of the Japanese text is non-unicode and will not render properly on modern English operating systems; the copying application also does not run unless the system is set to Japan, and the OS will think some folders are corrupted. The programs and folders seem to work perfectly on a Windows 10 machine with the region set to Japan.

source: 🍃🍃🍃

moefang

ritsual

Gueorgui Pinkhassov, JAPAN. 2002.

splatoonus

Squid Research Lab here, back with another report. The mysterious squid creatures have recently been observed splitting into two teams of four and fighting it out in ink-splattered territorial battles! Sounds like they’re calling this a turf war.