Sara-chan is a young Spanish mix living in Japan... and again re-mixed ... Likes to drive out with her Japanese BF every weekend for the reason you know ... http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s… Read more

During the Edo period (1603-1868), the Tōkaidō developed as the major highway linking Edo (present Tokyo) with Kyoto, and "Daimyō" from the western domains were f o r c e d to travel on a regular basis to Edo to attend to the Tokugawa Shogun in a system known as "Sankin kōtai 参勤交代". However, the Tokugawa shogunate prohibited the building of bridges over major rivers as a security measure. In the case of the Ōi River, even ferryboats were forbidden. http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/26_-_The_Oi_Rive… Read more

For those friends who cannot see Pai-chan's New Gallery " PhantOmanko School Gurl Pai-chan " here's the pix plus 3 additional photos http://blo… Read more

Nagisa-chan is just an ordinary college girl, but when she is away from her BF for long, she is very frustrated and become naughty. She needs an solution .... The place where she likes is only a short driving distance .... College Girl's Stationery is a Toy bigger than her BF's size .... She loves it because it's m… Read more

Gozan no Okuribi (五山の送り火), more commonly known as Daimonji (大文字), is a festival in Kyoto. It is the culmination of the Obon festival on August 16, in which five giant bonfires are lit on mountains surrounding the city. It signifies the moment when the spirits of deceased f a m i l y members, who are said to visit this world during this "O-Bon" period, are believed to be returning to the spirit world - thus the name Okuri bi (送り火) (roughly, "send-off fire"). The origins of the festival are obscure, b… Read more

... During the Summer Holiday ... Watching? or being watched ? What are their Short skirts for ? http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/501_1000_Fotor_Collage_Fotor00x622_20170814234953022.jpg[/image… Read more

... During Summer School Holiday.... They are eager to teach boys the most important subject As much far as the boys wish to pursue And as much deep they wish to dig into Nice school teachers The Young and beautiful Asian ti… Read more

The latticework of spindles facing the street. Liquor and miso stores feature thick heavy spindles that would not be damaged by being hit by heavy barrels, whereas kimono, thread and other types of stores feature thinner lighter spindles. This is a town of Hachiman or better known as Gujō-Hachiman where 15,000 people live. The town is famous for the Japanese traditional Bon Dance festival called "Gujo Odori". http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/GujoHachimanTown_201708102112443d… Read more

The Awa Odori (阿波踊り) festival is held from August 12th until 15th as a part of the nationwide " Obon " events in Tokushima-ken of Shikoku. This Awa Odori is the largest Bon dance festival in Japan, attracting over 1.3 million tourists every year. "Awa" is the old feudal administration name for Tokushima prefecture, and "odori" means dance. Groups of choreographed dancers and musicians known as "ren" (連) dance t… Read more

Back in the 17th century there was a gold rush in Japan. "Kitazawa Flotation & Power Plants" in the town of Aikawa area of Sado Island are an industrial relic from the early 20th century. By 1938 the Kitazawa Flotation Plant was the largest gold ore concentrator in East Asia as Japan stepped up its gold production to pay for imports from another country. Sado is an "S" shaped isolated island off the coast of mainland Niigata prefecture. Mining of gold and silver proceeded under the control of the Tokugawa… Read more

Hana-chan was lonely in a Japanese Ryokan room There's no festival in the town today Summer in Japan is very hot and humid exactly the same as my young Omanko My young Omanko is always aching Any men are welcome to watch my beautifully spread wide open Omanko free… Read more

Japan now is a tropical island? It really was a hot day today (August 09). Tokyo's High was 37.1C, Kumagaya of Gunma 38.8C (06am Mount Fuji 3,776m) The slow-moving typhoon was gone. Heavy downpours recorded in Ishikawa-ken (where Kanazawa-city or castle, Kenrokuen park is located), Toyama-ken, many places in Kyushu again, Shikoku-island, Okinawa area etc etc. and after that was this heat !!! I am thinking that definitely world climate is changing : getting WARMER. How's your place's weather recently ?… Read more

Hand-held Fireworks Festival (Tezutsu Hanabi Taikai 手筒花火大会) at Hida-Takayama ( 飛騨高山 ) today from 19:30 to 21:00. August 09 must be the day for this special fireworks action. It is Hida Takayama's Summer Festival to drive off bad luck. In fact, today 8/9 can be pronounced in Japan "Yaku"="厄" means bad luck. Tezutsu Hanabi is a hand-held fireworks made from bamboo that send flames and spark fifteen feet into the… Read more

Chihiro is a horny MILF, dared to take an Kon-yoku Onsen ( mixed-gender bath ) knowing there were some male guests in the Onsen bath room.... Because she has no sex for a long time..... She realized that her hungry OMANKO was already getting hot. Seconds after she stepped inside the Onsen hall, her nice breasts were savagely grabbed by the hungry wolves ....… Read more

Sendai Tanabata Matsuri (仙台七夕祭り) is one of the largest and most famousTtanabata celebrations in Japan to be held every year from August 06th until 8th at Sendai, Miyagi-ken. Together with Nebuta Matsuri of Aomori and Kanto Matsuri of Akita-ken, it makes up the Three Great Festivals of the Tohoku Region. Tanabata festivals, also known as "Star festivals", are held across Japan on the 7th day of the 7th month of the year, when, according to the legend, the two stars Altair and Vega cross paths. Due to differe… Read more

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Yamagata Hanagasa Matsuri 山形 花笠まつり (festival) is one of the four biggest festivals of the Tohoku region 東北地方(Aomori,Akita,Iwate,Miyagi,Yamagata and Fukushima-ken). During the festival period, it goes on from 18:00 until 21:30 every night and a total of 13,000 dancers (about 150 groups) perform on the main streets of Yamagata city. Excitement is at its peak when the dancers in their flashy costumes perform their cheerful and dynamic moves and hats with Yamagata’s flower benihana (safflower) wave around. It’s a gor… Read more

Numata-city of Gunma-ken celebrates local festival during August 03rd - 05th. The festival features a parade of 10 mando (floats) and mikoshi (portable shrine) in the central part of the city. Each of the various communities in Numata has its own mikoshi which are brought out for the festival. What makes Numata Festival unique is the 2 giant Tengu mask mikoshi which are carried by only women. The unique goblin mikoshi was first introduced to the Festival in 1972 to pray for road safety. One of the 2 mikoshi is made… Read more

The Akita Kanto Matsuri (秋田竿灯まつり) is a visually stunning festival that is one of Japan’s most spectacular summer festivals. The festival is one of Japan’s most famous and is one of the "Three Great Festivals of the Tohoku region", called Tohoku Sandai Matsuri (東北三大祭り)in Japanese. The festival is held in Akita City, Akita Prefecture in the Tohoku region. Akita Prefecture is famous for its "Akita bijin (秋田美人)" or Akita Beauties with the fairest complexion within Japan. http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/A… Read more

The Aomori Nebuta Festival is a Japanese lantern festival held annually between August 2nd and 7th in Aomori city. Every year more than 3 million visitors gather for the festivities from all over Japan and abroad to attend. During the festival, over twenty dynamic Nebutas – massive lantern floats based on kabuki or mythical stories – parade through the city of Aomori. On the evenings of August 2nd through 6th and daytime of the 7th, colorfully dressed Haneto (nebuta dancers) as well as flutists a… Read more