Yo fool, why ain’t you back the fuck outta’ my face and rephrase your question as an “I feel” statement.

(Formerly pablonaruto)

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22nd January 2013

Photo reblogged from The Tender And The Terrible with 210 notes

Tagged: ningenmonstersjapanumibozucreepy

Source: Wikipedia

21st January 2013

Photo reblogged from to love many things with 212 notes

aleyma:

Koitsu Tsuchiya, Torii in the Snow, Miyajima Shrine, c.1948 (source).

aleyma:

Koitsu Tsuchiya, Torii in the Snow, Miyajima Shrine, c.1948 (source).

Tagged: artart historyjapanesewinterkoitsu tsuchiya20th centuryprintstemples and shrineslakes and pondsjapan

26th December 2012

Photoset reblogged from welcome and goodbye with 10,384 notes

Tagged: JapanNeon GenesisNeon Genesis: Evangelion

Source: m-akasya

13th December 2012

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“Pika Nobunaga”

“Pika Nobunaga”

Tagged: Oda NobunagaPikachuJapanPokemon

Source: pixiv.net

21st November 2012

Photoset reblogged from welcome and goodbye with 9,254 notes

Tagged: Adventure TimeJapan

Source: goblinsmithy

31st October 2012

Photo reblogged from to love many things with 108 notes

aleyma:

Yamaguchi Tomochika I, Netsuke with wolf and skull, 1873 (source).

aleyma:

Yamaguchi Tomochika I, Netsuke with wolf and skull, 1873 (source).

Tagged: artjapanscultpurewolves

21st October 2012

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Umi-bōzu“Umi-bōzu are giant black bulbous beings that live in the sea. Sometimes they have glowing eyes and a beak, and other times they have no facial features at all. To survive an umi-bōzu encounter at sea, one should remain quiet and look in the opposite direction. Speaking or looking at the creature may send it into a rage — and that usually ends in tragedy.”

Couldn’t find the artist for this one.

Umi-bōzu

“Umi-bōzu are giant black bulbous beings that live in the sea. Sometimes they have glowing eyes and a beak, and other times they have no facial features at all. To survive an umi-bōzu encounter at sea, one should remain quiet and look in the opposite direction. Speaking or looking at the creature may send it into a rage — and that usually ends in tragedy.”


Couldn’t find the artist for this one.

Tagged: artmonstersumi-bozuJapan

18th October 2012

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A Japanese Kirishitan crucifix, 17th century. Christ is depicted as Buddha-like, in the center of the cross. Paris Foreign Missions Society.

A Japanese Kirishitan crucifix, 17th century. Christ is depicted as Buddha-like, in the center of the cross. Paris Foreign Missions Society.

Tagged: BuddhismChristianityJapanKakure KirishitanJesus Christ

Source: Wikipedia

18th September 2012

Photoset with 4 notes

Why do Japanese police badges and awards look so awesome?

Tagged: Japanpolice badges

Source: imperialjapanmedalsandbadges.com

11th September 2012

Photo reblogged from img with 2,235 notes

Tagged: Japansamuraiphotography

Source: existentialmau