三吉神社 Miyoshi Shrine
we're not kids anymore.
Misplaced Lens Cap

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Noah Kahan
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todays bird
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Jules of Nature
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Not today Justin
$LAYYYTER
One Nice Bug Per Day
The Bowery Presents

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@ohitoyoshi
三吉神社 Miyoshi Shrine
柴犬つくね🐾 on X: “みんなのテトリス犬見せて… 我が家はL+S字尻尾… https://t.co/v0jpDDPxKG” / X
美 "beauty"
“There is no exquisite beauty… without some strangeness in the proportion."
-Edgar Allan Poe
This artwork is available for purchase on my Etsy site.
“character who gained weight to show how they are healthy now” trope my beloved
豆柴すみすみ on X: “なにすんねん #シャンプー #トラウマ克服 #紐にブチ切れ #柴犬 ↓見てねっ 頑張ってトラウマ克服しかけたのに、最後にブチ切れる柴犬 https://t.co/WYj9zZHVvE https://t.co/as3nF5FfkS” / X
千葉県 笠森観音 ニ天門 千社札
Scanned from the book 近代白老アイヌのあゆみ シラオイコタン 木下清蔵遺作写真集; 1988; Ainu Museum; photos by Seizō Kinoshita
おだやか😊
Drunk Alley
Shibuya, Japan 2026
雨降るん?
紫陽花の下を…となるかなとヨコシマな目論見で待機したものの。
ちゃんと歩道あるいて偉いね。
Looks like it might rain?
I waited there, hoping he’d walk under the hydrangeas, but he took the long way around and stayed on the sidewalk.
My plan didn’t work out, but he did the right thing.
※すべての写真および画像は私の所有物であり、私の許可なく使用することはできません。
※All photo & images are mine and cannot be used without my permission.
ミス筑波大学 Nana on X: “@livedoornews 白い秋田犬のナンバープレートもかわいい https://t.co/KuE0xnG3sO” / X
Nakasendo Trek - Kiso Valley, Japan
太郎空将 on X: “太郎空将、ゴーグル着用でUVカット。 https://t.co/2WrLqYP4KU” / X
鹿子蛾[Kanokoga] Amata fortunei
鹿子|鹿の子[Kanoko] : Fawn; cloth dyed in a dappled pattern
蛾[Ga] : Moth, Lepidoptera
It is diurnal, does not run away much even when we get close to it, and does not fly very fast, so easy to observe. It is a small moth, measuring about three centimeters in wingspan. The name comes from the white spots on its wings, which resemble the pattern of a fawn. These white spot are translucent. The females have a thicker abdomen than the males, so not difficult to tell apart, and the one in the photo is a male. https://www.google.com/search?q=鹿の子文様&udm=2
さつきのつごもりに富士の山の雪しろくふれるを見てよみ侍りける 時しらぬ 山は富士の嶺 いつとてか 鹿の子まだらに 雪のふるらむ 業平朝臣
[Satsuki no tsugomori ni fuji no yama no yuki shiroku fureru wo mite yomi haberi keru Toki shiranu yama wa fuji no ne itsu tote ka kanoko-madara ni yuki no furu ran Narihira-no ason]
On the last day of Satsuki(the fifth month of the lunar calendar), I composed this seeing snow falling white on Mount Fuji Fuji is a mountain that has no sense of the season. When does it think it is right now? Snow is falling, and its peak is covered in an Kanoko pattern Ariwara-no Narihira(noble, 825-880) From 新古今和歌集巻第十七[Shin Kokin-waka-shū; Maki dai jūnana](The Shin Kokin-waka-shū, a collection of waka from the Kamakura period, Vol. 17) Source: https://dl.ndl.go.jp/pid/1189784/1/172 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariwara_no_Narihira
Ryoko Yamagishi's 日出処の天子 Hi Izuru Tokoro no Tenshi, printed shikishi.
Trivia: written and illustrated by Ryoko Yamagishi, it tells a fictionalised account of Prince Shōtoku, a political figure of sixth-century Japan who spread Buddhism, and his unrequited love for Soga no Emishi, which is very unlike the traditionally known stories of these people. It was serialized in Hakusensha's LaLa from 1980 to 1984.