#fukuyama

[inefekt69]

Corner Shop - Tomonoura, Japan

[oldpokecardart]

[spacesnakess]

ooc fujiyama will save me btw didnt draw my guys in a while so a quick one to get me out of my art block 🫶

[ctrl-alt-deleting-yr-face]

Character: Asu, Risu, Nikaido, and Fukuyama

From: Dorohedoro

Apps Used: PicsArt

[ruthimages]

[merpmonde]

Before Hello Kitty, it was Evangelion

The Joyful Shinkansen made its debut between Ôsaka and Hakata in 2015, and marked two anniversaries: 40 years of the complete opening of the San'yô Shinkansen, and 20 years of the mecha anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. And it's safe to say the mash-up of a 500 Series rocketship and a giant robot was bound to work!

For two and a half years, this train ran one daily return on a Kodama service, until it became the Hello Kitty Shinkansen. When I visited Japan in 2016, I made a point to see it en-route to Hiroshima. Timetable-wise, Fukuyama was the right spot.

As a Kodama train, the 500 TYPE EVA wasn't the fastest, and would often wait for Hikari and Nozomi trains to pass before continuing. This was the case here, and here's an N700 overtaking.

Erm, that didn't look blisteringly fast, did it? Well, taking into account the size and distance it may not, but a very rough calculation (length of a 16-car N700 set: 400 m, in 6 seconds) yields a speed of 240 km/h. The speed limit on the San'yô high speed line is 300 km/h.

Back to the Evangelion train! As is the case in the Hello Kitty train, two cars received particular attention. Car 2 was a decorated seating car, and car 1, with windows covered, had a mock-up cockpit and simulator game!

With the overtake done, the 500 TYPE EVA set off. Riding it didn't fit into my schedule on that voyage, but it was great to see it. Best livery on a 500 in my opinion!

[coolbugpics]

twin city gift

[lupines-slash-recs]

Rec: Shared Pastries and Whispered Confessions by AcornScorn

Title: Shared Pastries and Whispered Confessions Author: AcornScorn Canon: Haikyuu!! Pairing: Taketora Yamamoto/Shouhei Fukunaga Rating: General [G] Word Count: 2,175 Summary: Yamamoto takes another bite and then holds out the pastry. It takes Fukunaga a delayed second before he

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[milehighdad]

艮神社の御朱印。広島県福山。夏詣バージョン（書き置き）もある。 明治時代以前の名前は牛頭天王社（ごづてんのうしゃ）。 1110年頃建立。福山城の鬼門。福山最古。開運神社。スサノオ。 マツコの知らない世界で「2022年1番おすすめの開運神社」として紹介された。 Goshuin. Ushitora Shrine. Fukuyama, Hiroshima.

[eggbank]

タイ料理が大好きだ！

[inefekt69]

Tomonoura - Fukuyama, Japan

[oldpokecardart]

[spacesnakess]

i love doing ship redraws from twt

[b0ringasfuck]

“Quella di premere per il riconoscimento di vari diritti economici di seconda e terza categoria, quali il diritto al lavoro, alla casa e all’assistenza sanitaria, è stata prassi comune a tutti i paesi socialisti. Ma un simile allargamento della lista presenta un grosso problema, e cioè l’incompatibilità del riconoscimento di questi diritti con quello dei diritti di proprietà e di libero scambio

-- Francis "Lavoratori PRRRRRR" Fukuyama

[kinako08]

やっと行けました。サニーバーガー。

福山の内海町って島にあります。

内海町は海がめちゃくちゃ綺麗で、空も広く

とても美しい場所です。

海水浴場もいくつかあって、

そのひとつに隣接してるサニーバーガー。

魚のバーガー専門店です。

内海町は漁師さんの町でもある。

尾道から車で行くしかなく少し距離はありますが

行って良かった。美味しかったです。

内海町のこと少し教えて頂きました。

また行こ〜。

[lovelanguageisolate]

I'm actually reading Nick Land's “Kant, Capital, and the Prohibition of Incest”, and it's like...high quality continental post-Marx alter-globalization critique in the Immanuel Wallerstein vein of viewing third world maldevelopment as a structurally necessary feature of modern capitalism. It's a little schizo, to be sure, but less than I was expecting. Like early Nietzsche.

It's partially overcome by the Fukuyamaist argument that by embodying the lordship-bondage dialectic, neoliberalism is "doomed" to elevate the peripheral subjects that it "wants" to keep down into a reciprocal relationship (because, within this logic where the developed world exploits the undeveloped, the people who produce end up having power over the decedent consumer class on a long enough time scale). And it seems like the logical counter has to do with managerial/technocratic elites clinging to power by dint of an information advantage and the ability to get Plaza Accords signed.

I'm so puzzled that the Land writing this becomes an alt-right chauvinist.