How do you like Japanese Shemales, New Halves, Trannies, Ladyboys, Trangenders, TVs, Fem Boys ? http://blog-imgs-87.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/835_1000_2016012614270382… Read more

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“We don’t want to be girls. We just want to be cute!” The future of crossdressing in Osaka - by Fran Wrigley | Rocket News24 | Nov 23, 2014 (Girls' Club Osaka) Tokyo’s Onna no ko kurabu, or Girls’ Club, has a simple mission statement: it’s a place where anybody can enjoy dressing in girls’ clothing. The bar’s staff aims to help men who may be crossdressing for the first time, providing clothes to choose from as well as a dedicated make-up service. And now, Girls’ Club is spreading the cuteness a little further, wi… Read more

Maruoka Castle (丸岡城), Fukui - ken was built in 1576 by order of Shibata Katsutoyo, with its famous oldest remaining donjon (tenshu=天守閣) in Japan. Worst cold wave was finally over this time in Japan ( Tokyo High 13.4c / Low minus 1.1c ) ( Fukui 7.4c / 1.5c )… Read more

One of the mainstays of Japanese SM magazines in the 1960s and 1970s was fantasy fiction. Because printing photos was expensive and required high quality paper, most of the stories that were written at the time were illustrated by talented artists who brought life to the words of the authors. One very talented artist was Yamada Akihiro, who drew illustrations for numerous magazines, starting in the late 1950s. These images are taken from the April issue.1963… Read more

Japanese High School Girls After School .... Always in short skirts even in cold winter ... Choice of Nice legs ... A small rid to hide her secret delta ... What a young yummy fruit ... All tr… Read more

High up on Zao mountain shrine Torii gate was nicely covered by snow soft rime however down in busy cities snow is not welcomed ... (Kuwana-city, Mie-ken on 25 January. City of Nagoya this morning was minus 4.8C).… Read more

"Yatai"= (屋台) is a small, mobile food stall in Japan selling "Ramen" or many other similar foods. The name literally means "shop stand" with roof. It's said that about 6,000 Yatai stalls existed at Edo (present Tokyo) during Bunka-period(1804 -1818) The stall is often set up in the early evening on pedestrian walkways and removed late at night or in the early morning hours before commuters begin to fill the streets. Menus are usually li… Read more

Heavy snow hits western, central Japan; Okinawa feels chill, too | Japan Today | Kyodo | 18:30 Japan Time (09:30 UTC) / January 24, 2016 A cold air mass gripped the Japanese archipelago, bringing heavy snow and gusty winds to a wide area of western and central Japan on Sunday, forcing airlines to cancel many flights and West Japan Railway Co to reduce the speed of Shinkansen bullet trains on sections of the Sanyo Shinkansen lines. The blanket of snow reached as far as southwestern Japanese cities such as Nagasaki and Kagoshima and the temperature in Naha, the prefectural capital of Okina… Read more

Japan slowly begins to openly discuss crossdressing men in heterosexual relationships - by Cara Clegg | Rocket News24 | Jun 8, 2014 (Original article) Crossdressing and genderbending are not only long-time staples of Japanese anime and manga, but also of TV and celebrity culture. From this, anyone would think that Japan was one of the most open and accepting countries when it comes to people who don’t fit into traditional gender roles or relationships. However, the reality outside of media and entertainment is… Read more

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Jokamachi = 城下町(castle town) refers to a type of urban structures in Japan in which the city surrounds a feudal lord’s castle. (Edo, an old name for Tokyo is also a Joka-machi = castle-town) Typical Jokamachi are Edo (present Tokyo), Osaka, Hirosaki, Kakunodate, Kameda, Sendai, Kanazawa, Gujo-Hachiman, Ohmi-Hachiman, Shinoyama, Tatsuno, Tsuyama, Hagi, Tsuwano etc. The advent of Jokamachi dates back to the Sengoku period (period of warring states). Jokamachi functions both as a military base represent… Read more

Nice Foods and Drinks and .... Odaiba, Tokyo… Read more

(Rickshaw in Miyajima, Hiroshima) Rickshaw began as a two or three-wheeled passenger cart, called a pulled rickshaw, generally pulled by one man with one passenger. The first known use of the term was in 1887. Over time, cycle rickshaws (also known as pedicabs), auto rickshaws, and electric rickshaws were invented. (Pulled Rickshaw about 1897 in Japan) Pulled rickshaws created a popular form of transportation, and a sourc… Read more

Tokyo Bay (東京湾 Tōkyō-wan) is a bay located in the southern Kantō region of Japan, with its area covering about 1,100 square kilometres (420 sq mi) and spans the coasts of Tokyo, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Chiba Prefecture. Tokyo Bay is connected to the Pacific Ocean by the Uraga Channel. Its old name was Edo Bay (江戸湾 Edo-wan). The ship traffic(including small boats) passing through the 6km narrow Uraga channel counts daily as many as 500-700. http://blog-imgs-87.… Read more

Kinkakuji, (Kyoto) 4cm /// Nagoya 9cm /// Yours ? cm… Read more

Protected by the straw roof Winter Peony is called "Fuyu-botan"="冬 牡丹(ぼたん)" This is "Hakozaki-gu (Hachiman-shrine) Flower Garden", Fukuoka, Kyushu = (筥崎宮花庭園) 福岡 40 ***** 600 stocks of Winter Peony ... many are red to pink color Even in Fukuoka, south Ja… Read more

It was a cold and windy day today - afterall it must be Winter at last (7am Mount Fuji) Heavy snow storm in Hokkaido, Tohoku and some places in Niigata, Aomori, Akita ... 75cm snow even in Hiroshima(Shobara) ...… Read more

Atami-city (population 37,000) is located west of Tokyo, in only 45mins Shinkansen (Kodama)-ride. The name "Atami" (熱海) literally means "hot ocean," a reference to the city's famous onsen hot springs. (Red and White Plum Blossoms by Korin Ogata at MOA, Musuem of Art, Atami-city (Display period January 29 - March 06, 2016) Atami is also famous for the early Plum Blossoms. On January 09, at "Atami Baien" (Plum Garden) much earlier than usual years, 300 plum trees already started blooming. http://blog-img… Read more