Maybe Wednesday

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androphilia:

At Play, Tianzi Mountain by Don Hong-Oai, 1986

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artetak:

Still one of my favorite runway shows.
Alexander McQueen Spring/ Summer 2005 

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shihlun:

Genpei Akasegawa 赤瀬川 原平

“Dai Nippon rei’en satsu” (Great Japan Zero-Yen Note), 1967 

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tsmskimonoyokubo:

Emperor Meiji before his adoption of Western dress, wearing the traditional court robes that all emperors wore since the Heian Period (793-1186 ad)

autoritespirituelle:

Shinto priest

- playing Kemari

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moji:

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b22-design:

Andreas Feininger 

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otakugangsta:

Japanese construction worker

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geisha-licious:

BLUE_RUIN1:

“Konkon chiki was a popular New Year’s game in the Meiji period (1868 – 1912). The object of the game was to grab the cup of sake before your hand was caught by the slip knot.

“Kon kon chiki chin kon chiki chin” - This has no meaning but is the sound of the circular gong-bell played during the parade of the floats in the famous Gion festival in Kyoto in July and is known as Gion music. “Geisha of Pontocho” by P.D. Perkins, first published in 1954, page 185.”

shihlun:

1968, Tokyo.

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