#kaeru-tsuyu

[red-shark-hero-blog]

kaeru-tsuyu replied to your post: -screams out the dorm window-      “GOOOOOOOOD...

Good Morning. I hope you rested well.

     “Like a rock! How about you?”

[manifestthesun1]

kaeru-tsuyu replied to your post: .

Sounds like my life, tbh. Though I prefer eating my milk woth cereal and getting a grim reminder that I am lactose intolerant an hour later, as I just roll over. But then I go here and look at my dash and see people like you about and say to myself “I am not alone. It feels good to not be alone.” So, let me say: you are not alone and I hope you will still have an amazing day, no matter what!

I just have a weird love of dry cereal, although it does depend on what kind of cereal it is. I don’t like it getting soggy, though, so I just tend to eat it dry. I’ve accepted my weirdness.

Ah, thank you! You’re not alone either and I hope your day is equally wonderful. Let this serve as a reminder to everyone that if you ever need someone to talk to, I am always here. Even if we’ve never spoken before, I will always listen if you need someone.

[tanuki-kimono]

How absolutely perfect is this summer ensemble! Loveliest green kimono has tsuyushiba (dewy grass) made with shibori tie-dye, and is paired with jovial frogs over bamboo basket weave obi.

..  I’d love SO MUCH to have this outfit in my tansu!!!

[the-eraserhead-man-blog]

kaeru-tsuyu replied to your post:      “Good afternoon class. Let’s get to it.”...

Neato!

//Thanky~!//

[catearella]

Inktober 2018 day #17: 'swollen'

[armfie-blog]

I saw this gif and I immediately had to draw Tsuyu sleeping like that.

[koikishu]

Essential Japanese Seasonal Decorations - Summer

Seasonality: Mid Summer/ June

Japanese Name: Ame no Hi/ Tsuyu/ Baiyu/ Teru Teru Bozu/ Ajisai/ Kasa/ Wagasa/ Kaeru/ Niji

English Name: Rainy Day/ Rainy Season/ Plum Rain/ Shine Shine Monk. Hydrangea/ Umbrella/ Japanese Umbrella/ Frog/ Rainbow

       In early summer, most parts of Japan get visited by a rainy season, the so called tsuyu (梅雨, or baiyu), literally meaning "plum rain", because it coincides with the season of plums ripening. In most of Japan, the rainy season lasts from the beginning of June to mid July, while it affects the islands of Okinawa about one month earlier. Only Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido gets barely affected by the rainy season. During the rainy season it does not rain every day. In fact, Tokyo registers only an average of 12 rainy days in June, while 120 hours of sunshine are recorded. As for the amount of rainfall, it varies from days with intensive downpours to other days with occasional sprinkles. 

    A teru teru bōzu (てるてる坊主, lit. "shine shine monk") is a small traditional handmade doll made of white paper or cloth that Japanese farmers began hanging outside of their window by a string. Today, children make teru teru bōzu out of tissue paper or cotton and string and hang them from a window when they wish for sunny weather, often before a school picnic day. This talisman is supposed to have magical powers to bring good weather and to stop or prevent a rainy day. Teru teru bōzu became popular during the Edo period among urban dwellers, whose children would make them the day before the good weather was desired and chant, "Fine-weather priest, please let the weather be good tomorrow." Traditionally, if the weather does turn out well, a libation of holy sake is poured over them, and they are washed away in the river. Hanging it upside-down, meanwhile, acts as a prayer for rain. 

     Ajisai, 紫陽花 a.k.a. Hydrangea, is the sign of the rainy season in Japan. Another nickname for hydrangea, called nanahenge, which means seven transformations. The flower is adored and honored by most of the Japanese like they do for ume, sakura and irises. In fact, the flower was first discovered in Japan. In general, they start blooming from early June to mid July. History says hydrangeas have appeared in poems of the Nara period (710-794). During the Edo period (1618-1868), seeing the changeability of the flower, this flower was ignored by the samurai as they used to believe that it is immortal. Hydrangeas change their color with environment in the rain and this fact makes us to think of this as inconsistent, immortal, sadness of impermanence, change of mind, hopeless love and so on. Though, cluster of hydrangea blossoms symbolize enduring love, everlasting friendships, and family bonds. 

     Kasa, 傘かさ, is the Japanese general word for umbrella, while the word for the traditional paper umbrellas is wagasa 和傘わがさ. Oil-paper umbrellas were a variety invented in China which spread to many neighboring countries. No one knows exactly when umbrellas were invented, but it's thought they came to Japan via Korea during the Asuka period (538-710). At first, umbrellas were such a luxury item that they also had spiritual significance. But over the centuries some changes were made, and by the Edo period umbrellas were much more common. Still, a lot of craft went into making umbrellas. During the Edo period (1603-1868), umbrellas became a common feature of visual and performing arts. From the Meiji period onward, and particularly after World War II, traditional umbrellas were eclipsed by Western style ones. 

     Kaeru, かえる(蛙) or frogs, in Japan are auspicious creatures, bringing rain, fertility and good fortune due to the abundant number of eggs produced by a frogs when mating (~1500). The frog is regarded as the god of rainfall associated with the tsuyu rainy season and with good harvests in Japan (rainfall being particularly important for abundant harvests of rice). Frogs are ascribed magical powers, and are popular lucky amulets, because the word for frog in Japanese “kaeru” sounds like “kaeru” meaning “return”, therefore implying many happy returns (of money and fortune), a safe return journey, etc. 

     Niji, �� or rainbows, were the bridges that human ancestors took to descend to the planet. This legend is shared to some extent with Chinese mythology, which says the red represents the feet, and violet symbolizes the head of a human being. Therefore, a single rainbow signifies a human descending from heaven to earth. This could be for communication, or rebirth.

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[waffleskitty]

Inktober - Day 11 // Frog 🐸 . . . . . . . . #Inktober #inktober2017 #ink #inkdrawing #girlswithink #frog #bokunoheroacademia #bnha #asui #tsuyu #callmetsuyu #academia #hero #heroine #bestgirl #kawaii #girl #kaeru #blush #uniform #school

[ao3feed-bnha-girls]

And Dot Dot Dot!

And Dot Dot Dot! by Anonymous

Aki couldn't help the nagging feeling in her stomach that if she didn't invite her potentials dad to her wedding, she would never get to meet them. "Katsuki Bakugou" "Izuku Midoriya" "Kaeru Asui" Now to see if they'd even come.

AKA another mamma mia au fic that no one asked for... Tsu is trans MTF and Kaeru is her deadname, she wasn't out at the time of Ochako's journal so there will be a couple instances where she is deadnamed but she corrects those who do and they stop calling her that.

Words: 836, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: F/F, F/M

Characters: Bakugou Katsuki, Midoriya Izuku, Asui Tsuyu, Uraraka Ochako, Original Characters, Kirishima Eijirou, Todoroki Shouto

Relationships: Bakugou Katsuki/Uraraka Ochako, Midoriya Izuku/Uraraka Ochako, Asui Tsuyu/Uraraka Ochako

Additional Tags: Trans Character, Trans Female Character, Trans Asui Tsuyu, Other Additional Tags to Be Added, Inspired by Mamma Mia! (Movies), Bakugou Katsuki Swears A Lot, Alternate Universe - No Quirks

Read Here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/29650176

[blog-about-daemons]

BNHA + Daemons (Part 2, aka the sequel no one asked for)

Bakugou + Akano (Wolverine)

Tsuyu + Kaeru (American Bullfrog)

Kirishima + Miyako (Siberian Husky)

Eraserhead + Yuu (Komodo Dragon)

Present Mic + Natsuko (Howler Monkey)

[manifestthesun1]

kaeru-tsuyu replied to your post: kaeru-tsuyu replied to your post: ...

We are all weird in our own ways. I love peanut butter & mortadella sandwiches. So really I am not going to judge anyone for a quirky (pardon the pun) appetite

This is very true! I had to look up what mortadella is and I can’t say it’s something I’d try, but then I don’t like peanut butter so it’s more about that than anything else!

[nervoussuneater-blog]

kaeru-tsuyu replied to your post: I want a Tamaki cosplayer at a con to just stand...

Tbh I need a Mirio cosplayer to just show up, put an arm around them and just drag them off

Or Nejire just being like “Hey, hey! What are you doing over here all alone?!”