#kitamimi

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February 1st (01/02) is KitaMimi day! The Old Married Couple ™ (2024 edition) This time, starring the hardships of coming from such wildly different habitats…

Oomimi Ren Species: Bat-eared fox (Otocyon megalotis) Natural habitat: the African savanna

Kita Shinsuke Species: Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) Natural habitat: the Arctic tundra

[prick-love-for-arting]

someone else can decide which novel they're reading together

they are the kind to have been around each other so long they know each others routines and exist almost seamlessly. their home is so cozy and clean. they always have all kinds of tea and their friends' favorite snacks

[mitoposting]

atsumu: lol oomimi having tea with kita looks like he's his boyfriend

suna: wish it was me

atsumu: what

suna: you know i hate repeating myself

[atticraccoon]

February 1st (01/02) is KitaMimi day! The Old Married Couple ™ (2025 edition!) This time, enjoying a stroll outside.

Based on the japanese stock photos of old married couples.

[atticraccoon]

22/11/2021 Happy Good Married Couple Day! Featuring Oomimi and Kita-san, the Old Married Couple™

November 22 is the “Good Couple Day” in Japan. Because 11-22 can be read as “ii fuufuu”, which means “good married couple”. That’s why you might find some Oomimi and Kita-san going around on this day.

[atticraccoon]

February 1st (01/02) is KitaMimi day! Therefore, here goes some Fly to the North, Big Ear! Those who don’t know Kita and Oomimi think it’s a joke. Those who do might not be so sure. (Animal trivia: the arctic fox is built for extreme cold, and the bat eared fox's hearing is so good it can hear insects crawling under the ground.)

In case someone doesn't know, it's a reference to haikyuubu ch.50, where Kita and Oomimi make a comedy duo and call themselves "fly to the north, big ear". Kita means north, and Oomimi big ear. 

[atticraccoon]

The old married couple, having tea on a cold day.

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The old married couple, as otters