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“Springtime at Rainier“ by | Ryan Rivera

Mt. Rainer National Park, Washington

we won’t have the “de gendering” of clothing until folks have a collective lesson in dress theory on the “why’s” behind the gendering of clothing. WHY are dresses what women wear? WHY are heels what women wear? WHY do the clothes women wear so often necessitate the use of undergarments that reshape the body? what EFFECTS does this have on the body? HOW does it CHANGE the mobility of the body?

whendidmythoughtsgocrazy

And if I'm meant to be alone, please take away my desire to be loved.

k.b. // unknown

melanch-oholic

!!!!!

astriloquum

boogieromance

What not to do with your floppy disks, from the Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 PC-98 Manual

adozenthingstosay

*shakes fist at あげる・くれる・もらう*

#ugh yes

gardenofthefareast

Blossoming Cherry Trees Under the Moonlight Utagawa Hiroshige

blukcattalking

the-stew-goblin

Stew goblin, can I please have some "lock the fuck in" stew? I need to get this homework done

🍲🤏 be warned, you will also need the "lock the fuck out" stew in order to stop doing homework. Without it, you will graduate college with a master's within five months and also die of sleep deprivation

holespoles

From "Fun Kindergarten" (1958) "Little Red Riding Hood" Illustrated by Kei Wakana Text by Yukio Tsuchiya

昭和33年（1958）楽しい幼稚園より「あかずきん」若菜珪畫土家由岐雄文

dokushoclub

赤ずきんちゃん<3

Red Riding Hood is a such a wide known story with so many adaptions even in Japanese that I found it's very likely there is a version of the tale for just about any level of Japanese reading abilities.

I found a lot just looking for whats freely available and/or aimed at learners, but including children's books will definitely yield even more results. I should look into it a bit more and expand this project...!

Little Red Riding Hood is one of the most well known fairy tales collected by Brothers Grimm. While not a Japanese story in origin, because

The very first story can be read with only hiragana. There is one word per page and you are introduced to the vocabulary via the pictures. It's a really fascinating approach to conveying a story for absolute beginners.