#亀

[key-cat]

仲良く行進

Marching in Harmony

[totorohblog]

どんもご無沙汰でございますよ。

先日のことってもうひと月は経とうとしておりますが、@masachiさんと恒例の撮影会もとい撮影旅行に行ってまいりました。

今回は以前からの大懸案事項でございました巨木さまを巡る旅…まずは海の京都・宮津から出発でございます

予報では生憎のお天気、ん？晴れとるやんね。

I went on a photo trip with @masachi.

[nonohanao]

街灯のてっぺんに亀さん🐢🐢🐢

なぜか全国にありそうな浦島太郎伝説。横浜市神奈川区あたりでは海から上がった太郎さんが足を洗った川とか井戸？があるとかないとか説あります…🐢

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[hiromusicarts-blog]

「順番にダイブするカメ」

２番目のカメがダイブしたところ

萱津用水にて

[furukuma]

亀さんたちは甲良干し中。私も布団を干してくればよかった。

[missmyloko]

What's In a Kanzashi? Part 1

On The Ninth Day of Fun I present... another new feature! There seems to be an almost endless supply of special occasion sakkō and misedashi (for Pontocho) kanzashi, but they've never really gotten a spotlight of their own... until now!

Image courtesy of Geiko Aya. Motif(s): Twin Turtles on Red and Green Pine Belongs To: Hidekame (秀亀) of Masamiya (雅美家) in Pontocho Occasion: Misedashi What could be more fitting than a kanzashi featuring turtles for someone with the turtle kanji in their name!? Turtles are symbols of longevity as they're said to live for a thousand years. Upon their thousandth birthday, they then grow tails and fly to the heavens. Here we have not one, but two turtles with tails, so we know that they're very old and wise indeed. They're also positioned like yin and yang to each other, showcasing a sense of harmony! The turtles are sitting on a bed of red and green pine, which are complimentary colors and add a real pop to the piece. Pine is also a symbol of longevity as pine trees can live for hundreds of years, but they are also symbols of strength as their sturdy trunks can withstand the strongest of typhoons. This kanzashi is a wish for a long career with a strong gei ^^

[nagaino]

[nippongoto]

アオウミガメ

一緒に泳いでくれる良い子

R6.10