#ida kosuke

[mojinchiimanga]

[kyungraeist]

the black haired stoic mfs are ALWAYS autistic u cannot argue with me

[rain51ddb]

kieta hatsukoi!! <33

[domokyun]

missing them every single day 😞😞

i need a kiekoi szn 2 THIS INSTANT !!!!!!

[palabasa]

exhibit a: ida

exhibit b: hashimoto

aoki coming in with that true bisexual energy: not dating girls, not dating boys, but a secret third thing (rejected by everyone </3)

[slowestsnailaround]

[animehouse-moe]

My Love Mix-Up! Vol. 9

It's ended today in NA, and I'm sad. But also fuming because of how Minekure sensei toyed with my heart. I nearly put this volume down and walked away from the story. But I'm glad I suffered through the hell because the other side is beautiful. Ending a romance series can always be a struggle because the story isn't ending, you're just choosing to bow out from it. But I think this finale does a great job of addressing that. It puts a lot of focus into the transitional period between high school and college, and uses that to separate the characters to signal the "end" of the story. I think it works really well because they tease you with some of the life afterwards as well. It's not just "oh we're done goodbye" but it shows that the story has continued despite us not experiencing it.

All in all, I have a lot of love for this series. It's funny, down to earth, romantic, and important in regards to the exploration of sexuality and love. This whole thing started from a dropped eraser with a name on it, and it's really something to remember that and see where we've ended up now. Like a drop of water becoming a wave, almost. It's sad to see it go, but much like the time capsule the cast buried, I'm sure many (myself included) will return to revisit this series with fond memories of it.

[agui-chart]

[karampodi]

The scrunkles

[satori-the-miracle-boy]

AKKUN WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT WHY WOULD YOU MEDDLE IN WHY WHY WHYYYYY

[consterions]

so it's not just me who thought that ryuuji from if it's with you and ida from kieta hatsukoi is the same kind of guy?

[gabrielokun]

[readtilyoudie]

MY LOVE MIX-UP VOLUME 8

[palabasa]

lmfao girl the horror in your eyes

[slowestsnailaround]

[xtinainjapan]

19/06/24

Kyoto 京

12:20pm-12:40pm

We then went to The National Museum of Modern Art.

Artworks pictured:

The Spy Surrounds the Sky (1974) Ida Shoichi

Present Location - Existence A (1970) Kimura Kosuke

Adagio (1958) Yokoo Tadanori

I thoroughly enjoyed the MoMAK, which incorporated a diverse variety of Modern Art from a vast array of artistic practices. I was particularly drawn to the three works pictured above, which all featured female figures within them. I was very impressed by the curation of the exhibition, as the works were presented in a way which had an engaging flow for the viewer.