#kairi higashi

[tricos-here]

I recently remade kairi in gw2 so this came to me in a vision. he's confused but he's got the spirit

[wlwcatalogue]

A Gay Girl's Guide to Takarazuka

L to R: Sagiri Seina, Ouki Kaname, Amami Yuuki, Asumi Rio, Wao Youka, Asaji Saki, Shiraki Ayaka

If you’re queer and into theatre or Japanese media, chances are that you will have heard of all-female theatre company Takarazuka Revue… but it’s also equally likely that you won’t have checked out anything of theirs. For those who are curious but were intimidated by its over 100 years of history, or who just want a quick primer to ease in, click below!

1. Why get into Takarazuka?

L to R: Rei Makoto in Tiara Azul (2024), Yuzuka Rei

For those into androgynous women

As you probably already know, Takarazuka's big selling point is that it's an all-female theatre company where the male characters are played by women. The actresses are expected to continue presenting that way off-stage, which in practice means a lot of handsome women with short hair in binders and men's clothing... Why that might appeal to people who are into androgynous women (or GNC/enby folks) is pretty obvious.

Reality Check:

Sadly, after "graduation" (i.e. leaving Takarazuka), nearly all such actresses will transition into feminine presentation and take on female roles. It's similar to the "lesbian glasshouse" idea in Class S yuri, but for gender non-conformity. That said, there are some notable counter-examples: Shion Yuu and Nanami Hiroki have basically refused to change their presentation after graduating (the latter still frequently plays male characters in both anime and stage productions), and things are more relaxed lower down the rungs too.

L to R: Wao Youka & Hanafusa Mari, Sagiri Seina & Sakihi Miyu

For those into butch/femme pairs

Just as roughly half of Takarazuka's actresses specialise in male roles (otokoyaku/男役), there is another half specialising in female roles (musumeyaku/娘役). On top of that, Takarazuka is split into five different troupes, and for any given production, the male lead and female lead are automatically assigned to that troupe's "top star" (leading otokoyaku) and "top musumeyaku" (leading musumeyaku) - the "top combi".

Unlike leading pairs in other theatrical traditions, the "top combi" concept extends to them being marketed as a pair in interviews, magazine features, TV programmes, etc. Just watch the mini TV special where Sagiri Seina and Sakihi Miyu visit Tokyo Skytree and Sumida Aquarium-- it's basically a date, and is described as such by the commentating TV announcer. Likewise, Wao Youka and Hanafusa Mari were interviewed about being a "golden combi" by women's magazine Fujin Kouron (though to be fair this was after they had, improbably, managed to win a Kikuta Kazuo Theatre Award - an award for individuals - jointly, for their "splendid performance as a combi" in 2004's Boxman).

Taken to its extreme, there have been cases where the Japanese public have been convinced that a top combi was dating, as with the immensely popular 1980's pair Daichi Mao and Kuroki Hitomi... It's no wonder that the actresses themselves frequently describe it as being like an arranged marriage.

Separately, due to certain reasons, it's practically part of the job description for top musumeyaku to adore their top star partners. This, in theory, inadvertently creates a safe space for any top musumeyaku who could be gay for their stage partners... Just to illustrate, during her graduation speech, Hinami Fuu repeatedly referred to her feelings for her top star partner Hokushou Kairi as koi (恋), a word specifically denoting romantic love, and nobody blinked an eye.

Reality Check:

Due to conservative attitudes in both Japan and Takarazuka itself, most actresses go on to marry men, including many of those named above. Vanishingly few are publically out, though former otokoyaku Higashi Koyuki (stage name Aura Maki) is a queer activist and was one half of the first same-sex couple to be married in Japan, and another former otokoyaku, Misuzu Aki, has been living with her female partner in Europe for years. Just, well, don't forget that being married to a man isn't necessarily evidence of heterosexuality.

L to R: Asumi Rio in The Poe Clan (2018), Sagiri Seina in Rurouni Kenshin (2016)

For lovers of anime and manga

Takarazuka is probably best-known as the inspiration behind Revolutionary Girl Utena, Revue Starlight, Kageki Shoujo, and Sailor Moon’s Haruka and Michiru, but did you know that it also inspired seminal works featuring androgynous female leads such as Princess Knight? If you enjoy “prince-type” characters in yuri, you’ve got them to thank

Apart from inspiring anime and manga, Takarazuka also does quite a few animanga adaptations itself! Most famous are their Rose of Versailles musicals, but other popular adaptations include Ace Attorney, Rurouni Kenshin, Lupin III, Boys Over Flowers, and Hagio Moto’s bishounen vampire vehicle The Poe Clan. They’re also doing a Castlevania musical this year!

Wao Youka & Hanafusa Mari in Phantom (2004)

For the theatre nerds

Female Phantom of the Opera, duh

Jokes aside, Takarazuka’s unique position in the theatre world can't be overstated. As a rule, all-female productions are either smaller-scale, one-offs dependent on the work, or part of a theatrical tradition completely separate to Western-style plays or musicals (hello, Chinese Yue opera). Takarazuka is the exception: it offers productions comparable in size and scale (and budget) to the largest West End and Broadway musicals - it just so happens that it's all-female.

If the all-female aspect doesn’t excite you then why are you here, then let me emphasise again: Takarazuka is totally worth checking out as a production company in its own right. It is very much a part of the broader Japanese musical industry, and one of its powerhouses at that. Just take a look at some of these clips from past productions (all around 5 mins or less):

(a) Maeda Keiji - a musical loosely inspired by real-life samurai Maeda Keiji; features an uncannily convincing horse performed by two people in costume which needs to be seen to be believed (b) Ephemeral Love - a period piece about the doomed love between Prince Rudolph of the Hapsburgs and his lover Marie Vetsera (c) The Man Who Never Sleeps - a biographical musical about Napoleon Bonaparte (d) Casino Royale - an adaptation of the 2006 James Bond movie of the same name (e) BADDY - an off-the-wall sci-fi comedy featuring loads of velvet suits, silly shellfish outfits, and queerness.

Wao Youka and Hanafusa Mari in Dracula (2011)

2. Random Queer-ish Trivia

It's pretty common for former otokoyaku to be cast in WLW roles: Sena Jun headlined the 2018 Japanese production of Fun Home, Otozuki Kei cameoed as a lesbian escort in 2022 LGBTQ-themed J-drama Kojinsa Arimasu, and Seto Kazuya played the owner of a lesbian bar in 2024 yuri J-drama Ayaka is in Love with Hiroko. (Incidentally, Sal Jiang, the original creator of Ayaka is in Love with Hiroko, has mentioned being a fan of Sena Jun when she was younger)

Otokoyaku are sometimes mistaken for men, with amusing results: Yuzuka Rei was thought to be a “host” by a passer-by while talking to her fans, and Houshou Dai has mentioned being hit on by a woman before. But the prize goes to Todoroki Yuu, who like many women once had to rebuff unwanted advances from a man—except in her case, he thought that she was a guy

Before entering Takarazuka, Sou Kazuho – eventual Snow Troupe top star – went to a co-ed school and had long hair. To her confusion, this didn’t stop her classmates from asking her to play a male character (possibly the male lead, IIRC) in the school play. They saw her as an otokoyaku even before she did!

Continuing with the high school theme, former Cosmos Troupe top star Wao Youka has boasted about how in her high school days, she received more Valentine’s chocolates than her brother, and in fact second-most out of her year. Important note: she went to a girls’ school

Speaking of Wao Youka, her 2011 Dracula (see photo above) - from @cryoverkiltmilk's “Cunt Dykecula” post - wasn't actually a Takarazuka production! Since Wao was acquainted with and later married its composer Frank Wildhorn, some assume he was the one to cast her, and that Hanafusa Mari was brought in due to being her old stage partner. But Wildhorn had wanted Wao to play the female lead. It was she who insisted on Dracula. And Hanafusa wasn't just a third party... she had been Wao's manager since 2007, having retired from the stage after graduating and only just returned with 2010's Dietrich. (She played Edith Piaf, legendary chanson singer and “very good friend” of bisexual icon Marlene Dietrich, played by Wao.) Dracula was the swan song for their partnership, with Hanafusa going on to conquer the Japanese musical industry as she had Takarazuka-- but it marked the first, and so far only, time a top combi performed as romantic partners after graduating.

On a separate note, renowned queer photographer Leslie Kee has been responsible for taking the cover portraits for Takarazuka's offical monthly publication Kageki (歌劇) since 2010. You should definitely check out his ongoing "Out in Asia" project – he's taken literally thousands of photos of out queer people in Japan, Singapore, and Taiwan in a bid to raise visibility

Lastly, in November 2015, Takarazuka City became the first Japanese city outside of Tokyo to announce its support for same-sex partnerships… though this may of course be a total coincidence.

Flower Troupe in Takarazuka Fantasia (2015 Taiwan tour)

3. Where to Start?

Nearly all Takarazuka shows since the 1990's are available on DVD (earlier ones are on VHS), and these recordings are very well done - they have great video and audio quality, are well-edited, and use a large number of camera angles

They do livestreams and live broadcasts of performances as well! You can watch a livestream from your mobile or PC by spoofing your location. For a more communal experience, if you're in Japan, Taiwan, or Hong Kong, you can catch live broadcasts of Grand Theatre performances at a local cinema

VODs of selected productions are available on various platforms, including Amazon Japan, though this still requires location spoofing. If you're actually living in Japan, you can also consider subscribing to Takarazuka's official TV channel (yes, that's a thing) Sky Stage - they do a lot of reruns of past performances

With that done, here are several recommendations if none of the productions mentioned throughout the post caught your eye!

(a) Elisabeth - Michael Kunze and Sylvester Levay's musical about Empress Elisabeth ("Sisi") of Austria and the fall of the Hapsburg Empire, featuring an (inevitably very sexy) personification of Death and fantastic music. Takarazuka has done many, many productions of this, so just search them and pick whichever looks most appealing - but you won't go wrong with the 2014 Flower Troupe production, which has a very strong cast and a more refined version of the staging

(b) Phantom - Arthur Kopit and Maury Yeston's adaptation of Phantom of the Opera. Though obviously not the ALW version, the music is actually pretty great and Takarazuka goes all-out on the costumes and stage magic. All the productions are wonderful, but my favourite is the original 2004 version (which is also the one which went viral on Tumblr before - thanks, @wheel-of-fish!)

(c) Rose of Versailles - no list would be complete without Takarazuka's representative work, buuut I wouldn't necessarily recommend starting here if you're looking for a typical musical experience. There are loads of productions to choose from - note that these are split between a version focused on protagonist Oscar, and another focused on Marie Antoinette and her lover Fersen - but the 1991 Moon Troupe production is my personal pick

(d) Casanova - a light-hearted romp in which Casanova is reimagined as a charming playboy who falls for the feminist-minded daughter of Venice's mayor... only, she doesn't know his real identity. The very catchy music was commissioned from Dove Attia, the producer behind French musicals Mozart, l'opera Rock and 1789: Les Amants de la Bastille. Check out the performance digest here!

(e) Shinjuu: Koi no Yamatoji - Takarazuka puts Chikamatsu Monzaemon's tale of the doomed love between a commoner and a courtesan to a classic rock score (see this clip!). An Edo-era work that doesn't just focus on samurai and nobility, this romantic tragedy offers a grounded look at the social pressures of the time. (Though if you do want to watch something focusing on Japanese nobility, I highly recommend Takarazuka original and guaranteed tearjerker Hoshiai Hitoyo.) There are quite a few productions of this, but I've only watched the 2014 Snow Troupe one, which was very good.

Thanks so much for reading! Please feel free to DM me or send an ask if you have any questions~ I definitely want to do a follow-up post on musumeyaku, and maybe delve into Wao and Hanafusa's history (it's messy, but fascinating)... but we'll see!

[rielgant]

[LOCKSCREEN] Part 6

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5

[kosaka-ryoutarou]

24 June 2018

Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu “The Summer of Evolution” Blu-ray and DVD Sales Commemoration Event Thank you very much!

I laughed a lot~ It’s been a while since meeting everyone; I’m so happy~ (x)

Kenta-kun! Yahoo~! (x)

[kondou-shouri]

24.06.2018

We’re done with the first portion of Gekidan Haikyuu!! Shinka no Natsu’s Blu-ray and DVD sales commemoration event! Thank you to everyone who attended.

We’re taking a break right now! Please enjoy the next one!

Let’s have fun at the 2nd show too!!

#nekoma supporter

[fuchino-yuuki]

02 October 2017

Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu!! has reached a total of 150 performances (since Shouen)! And to have it done in Miyagi too is impressive!

[fymyu]

Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu!! The Start of the Giant Actors

Hinata Shouyou: Suga Kenta

Kageyama Tobio: Kageyama Tatsuya

Tsukishima Kei: Kosaka Ryoutarou

Yamaguchi Tadashi: Miura Kairi

Tanaka Ryuunosuke: Shiota Kouhei

Nishinoya Yuu: Fuchino Yuuto

Ennoshita Chikara: Kawahara Kazuma

Sawamura Daichi: Tanaka Keita

Sugawara Koushi: Tanaka Naoki

Azumane Asahi: Tomimori Justin

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Ukai Keishin: Hayashi Tsuyoshi

Takeda Ittetsu: Uchida Shige

Shimizu Kiyoko: Nagao Shizune

Yachi Hitoka: Saitou Ami

Shimada Makoto: Yamaguchi Kento

Tanaka Saeko: Sadachi Momoko

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Nakashima Takeru: Yanagihara Rin 

Kawatabi Shunki: Masada Naohiro 

Shiroishi Yuuki: Kimura Masataka 

Hanayama Kazumasa: GOKU 

Naruko Teppei: Motokawa Shota 

Akiu Kazuteru: Hasui Yuma

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Terushima Yuuji: Funaki Masahide 

Bobata Kazuma: Morinaga Ayato 

Futamata Takeharu Suzuki Youta

Numajiri Rintarou: Arata Shihou

Iizaka Nobuyoshi: Yasukawa Aiji

Tsuchiyu Arata: Matsubara Rin

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Kuroo Tetsurou: Kondou Shouri

Kozume Kenma: Nagata Takato

Bokuto Koutaro: Yoshimoto Kouki Higashi Takumi (Replaced Kouki after injury)

Akaashi Keiji: Takasaki Shungo

Ushijima Wakatoshi: Arita Kenji

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HYPER PROJECTION ENGEKI HAIKYUU!!! SUMMER OF EVOLUTION SUB INDONESIA 2017

CAST :

KARASUNO Kenta Suga as Shōyō Hinata Tatsuya Kageyama as Tobio Kageyama Ryōtarō Kosaka as Kei Tsukishima Kairi Miura as Tadashi Yamaguchi Kōhei Shiota as Ryūnosuke Tanaka Yuuto Fuchino as Yū Nishinoya Kazuma Kawahara as Chikara Ennoshita Kentaro Akisawa as Daichi Sawamura Hiroki Ino as Kōshi Sugawara Justin Tomimori as Asahi Azumane Shige Uchida as Ittetsu Takeda Tsuyoshi Hayashi as Keishin Ukai Shizune Nagao as Kiyoko Shimizu Ami Saitou as Hitoka Yachi Kento Yamaguchi as Makoto Shimada Momoko Sadachi as Saeko Tanaka Soichiro Yamakawa as Akiteru Tsukishima

NEKOMA Takato Nagata as Kenma Kozume Shori Kondo as Tetsurō Kuroo Naoki Takeshi as Nobuyuki Kai Takeru Goto as Morisuke Yaku Bishin Kawasumi as Taketora Yamamoto Hayate Kajihara as Shōhei Fukunaga Noah Ishikura as Lev Haiba

AKADEMI FUKURODANI Kouki Yoshimoto as Kōtarō Bokuto Kousei Yuki as Keiji Akaashi Takumi Higashi as Akinori Konoha Jyun Miyake as Tatsuki Washio Yuki Matsunami as Yamato Sarukui Masaki Takane as Haruki Komi

     Rules :

Disarankan menggunakan pemutar video Media Player Classic/K-lite Codec Pack atau VLC biar subtitlenya muncul.

Jangan reupload or diunggah ke streaming site ya!!

Arahin temen kalian yang tertarik ke tumblr mimin or postingan ini!!!

Jangan buat mimin berubah jadi iblis!!! ^^

    CREDIT :

Original English Subs : ryota-kuntranslations & arellethram

Tlc By kuso gaki @nick5x10​

Source Pict : Haikyuu wikia

                                 SOFTSUBS ONLY : H | CC

[engekihaikyuu]

Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyuu - Summer of Evolution

Pamphlet Translation - Questions from the Cast! Can you answer all the questions correctly?!  *If you fail, you have to take supplementary lessons (lol)

1) Suga Kenta’s Question! What’s something I tend to say a lot during interviews? Hmm, yes...

2) Kageyama Tatsuya’s Question! What’s something that I always eat more than three times within a week?  Hamburg steak. 

Full translation under the Read More!

3) Kosaka Ryoutarou’s Question! What’s something I do every morning after I wake up?  Go back to sleep.

4) Miura Kairi’s Question! When I’m by myself and I trip and get embarrassed, what do I do to distract myself from the embarrassment? I play it cool and act like nothing happened so that if anyone happened to see me, they’d think they just didn’t see it right.

5) Shiota Kouhei’s Question! Of the Karasuno members, who do I think is the (1) most helpful in terms of taking care of people, (2) funniest, (3) most skilled at comedy, (4) strongest, (5) most worldly, (6) biggest fan of J Soul Brothers (7) longest, (8) most long and narrow? (1) Kawahara Kazuma (2) Akisawa Kentarou (3) Suga Kenta (4) Ino Hiroki (5) Tomimori Justin (6) Miura Kairi (7) Kosaka Ryoutarou (8) Kosaka Ryoutarou *At the time that we did this interview, it was before rehearsals had started, so I’m going to start getting to know the two new members after this! 

6) Fuchino Yuuto’s Question! What do I always clean before going to bed? I always clean the lint from the rug.  

7) Kawahara Kazuma’s Question!  Normally I only listen to dance music, but when I go to karaoke, what do I most like to sing? Tokunaga Hideaki’s song, Hanamizuki  (Flowering Dogwood)

8) Akisawa Kentarou’s Question! At Engeki Haikyuu, we have to pay a penalty for oversleeping or being late.  What is the penalty? You have to perform a gag in front of all the cast and staff.

9) Ino Hiroki’s Question! What temperature do I set my bath to? 43 degrees Celsius.

10) Tomimori Justin’s Question! How many cats are in my house? Six.

11) Nagata Takato’s Question! What do I do before going to sleep? Drink 500ml of water.

12) Kondou Shouri’s Question! When I wake up in the morning, what’s the first thing I do? I put on my glasses!!

13) Takeshi Naoki’s Question! What do I use to wash my hair? Solid soap.

14) Gotou Takeru’s Question! Between grilled eggs and sunny-side-up eggs, which one can I not eat? Sunny-side-up eggs.

15) Kawasumi Bishin’s Question! How many minutes before leaving the house do I wake up?  10 minutes before.

16) Kajihara Hayate’s Question! When I get nervous, what’s something I do to calm myself down? I go to the bathroom.

17) Ishikura Noah’s Question! What position do I sleep in? I sleep facing down.  One time I had really horrible nasal inflammation and slept sitting up.

18) Yoshimoto Kouki’s Question! What’s something I’ve been eating every morning lately? Yogurt with honey.

19) Yuuki Kousei’s Question! When I suddenly get a break, what’s something that I do so that I can just be alone and think? I go for a drive.  

20) Higashi Takumi’s Question! Every time I look at the moon, I think this.  What do you think it is? The Apollo Program was amazing.

21) Miyake Jun’s Question! What’s something I always eat whenever I go home to Nagoya? Komeda hamburgers.  They have them in Tokyo, but having it in Nagoya really makes it feel like I’ve come home.  

22) Matsunami Yuuki’s Question! I’ve just come home.  What’s the first thing I do? I immediately change into my housedress.  Lately I really like my navy blue samue!  (a samue is the work clothing of Zen Buddhist monks, but many people wear them now as casual wear)

23) Takane Masaki’s Question! What’s my favorite fruit juice? Pineapple juice.

24) Yamaguchi Kento’s Question! What’s something that I eat every morning? Chocolate.

25) Sadachi Momoko’s Question! What’s my favorite type of yakiniku? Beef tongue 

26) Yamakawa Souichirou’s Question! I’ve recently discovered a food I’m really not fond of.  What is it? Cilantro.

27) Nagao Shizune’s Question! Lately I’ve started to be able to eat something I used to really dislike.  What is it? Wasabi.

28) Saitou Ami’s Question! Which muscle training exercise am I the worst at?  Push-ups.

29) Uchida Shige’s Question! For my three years of high school, I always ate the same thing every morning.  What was it?  Mochi rice cakes.

30) Hayashi Tsuyoshi’s Question! What’s something I always do before going to sleep? No matter how sleepy I am, I always watch Korean dramas.

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[leenaevilin]

[Announcement]  ハイパープロジェクション演劇「ハイキュー!!」"進化の夏" (hyper projection engeki haikyuu!! "shinka no natsu") DVD release date announced

and for all who haven’t seen it yet... the new DVD/Blu-ray is already up for pre-order (expected: March 14th, 2018) (the show will start tomorrow^^)

Karasuno:

Suga Kenta as Hinata Shouyou Kageyama Tatsuya as Kageyama Tobio Kosaka Ryoutarou as Tsukishima Kei Miura Kairi as Yamaguchi Tadashi Shiota Kouhei as Tanaka Ryuunosuke Fuchino Yuuto as Nishinoya Yuu Kawahara Kazuma as Ennoshita Chikara Akisawa Kentarou as Sawamura Daichi Ino Hiroki as Sugawara Koushi Tomimori Justin as Azumane Asahi

Nekoma:

Nagata Takato as Kozume Kenma Kondou Shouri as Kuroo Tetsurou Takeshi Naoki as Kai Nobuyuki Gotou Takeru as Yaku Morisuke Kawasumi Bishin as Yamamoto Taketora Kajihara Hayate as Fukunaga Shouhei Ishikura Noah as Haiba Lev

Fukurodani:

Yoshimoto Kouki as Bokuto Koutarou Yuuki Kousei as Akaashi Keiji Higashi Takumi as Konoha Akinori Miyake Jun as Washio Tatsuki Matsunami Yuuki as Sarukui Yamato Takane Masaki as Komi Haruki

Support:

Yamaguchi Kento as Shimada Makoto Sadachi Momoko as Tanaka Saeko Yamakawa Souichirou as Tsukishima Akiteru Nagao Shizune as Shimizu Kiyoko Saitou Ami as Yachi Hitoka Uchida Shige as Takeda Ittetsu Hayashi Tsuyoshi as Ukai Keishin

[animeonstage-blog]

Hyper-Projection Stage Play Haikyuu!! "Summer of Evolution" Cast Announcement

[Performance Schedule]

Tokyo: September 8th – September 10th

Osaka: September 15th – September 18th

Hyogo: September 22nd – September 24th

Miyagi: September 29th – October 1st

Fukuoka: October 14th – October 15th

Tokyo: October 20th – October 29th

[Theater]

Tokyo: TOKYO DOME CITY HALL

Osaka: Osaka Mielparque Hall

Hyogo: Amashin Archaic Hall (Amagasaki Cultural Center)

Miyagi: Tagajo City Cultural Center Great Hall

Fukuoka: Kuruma City Plaza – The Grand Hall

Tokyo: TOKYO DOME CITY HALL

[Cast]

KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL

Suga Kenta as Hinata Shoyo

Kageyama Tatsuya as Kageyama Tobio     (**Cast change)

Kosaka Ryotaro as Tsukishima Kei

Miura Kairi as Yamaguchi Tadashi

Shiota Kohei as Tanaka Ryunosuke

Fuchino Yuto as Nishinoya Yu     (**Cast change)

Kawahara Kazuma as Ennoshita Chikara

Akisawa Kentaro as Sawamura Daichi

Ino Hiroki as Sugawara Koshi

Tomimori Justin as Azumane Asahi

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NEKOMA HIGH SCHOOL

Nagata Takato as Kozume Kenma

Kondo Shori as Kuroo Tetsurou

Takeshi Naoki as Kai Nobuyuki

Goto Takeru as Yaku Morisuke

Kawasumi Bishin as Yamamoto Taketora

Kajihara Hayate as Fukunaga Shohei

Ishikura Noah as Haiba Lev

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FUKURODANI HIGH SCHOOL

Yoshimoto Kouki as Bokuto Kotaro

Yuki Kousei as Akaashi Keiji

Higashi Takumi as Konoha Akinori

Miyake Jun as Washio Tatsuki

Matsunami Yuki as Sarukui Yamato

Takane Masaki as Komi Haruki

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KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI

Yamaguchi Kento as Shimada Makoto

Sadachi Momoko as Tanaka Saeko

Yamakawa Soichiro as Tsukishima Akiteru

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KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL MANAGERS

Nagao Shizune as Shimizu Kiyoko

Saito Ami as Yachi Hitoka

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KARASUNO HIGH SCHOOL ADVISORS & COACHES

Uchida Shige as Takeda Ittetsu

Hayashi Tsuyuoshi as Ukai Keishin

[tricos-here]

lil sketch of kairi and her kestrel bestie as i try to beat this artblock

[demonzeppeli]

Thanks for tagging @desiree610 I didn't expect to get tagged 😊

Vanessa Enoteca (Black Clover)

Setsuna Higashi (Fresh Pretty Cure)

Rosalina (Super Mario Galaxy)

Mei Hatsume (My Hero Academia)

Holly Kujo (JJBA)

Rose Tico (Star Wars)

Kairi (Kingdom Hearts)

Shizuka Nekonome (Rosario + Vampire)

Emma (The Promised Neverland)

Nezuko Kamado (Demon Slayer)

I don't know who to tag ;-;

I guess I'll tag @bookofravenfeathers and @lyricfoil

✨Tag Games✨

Tagged by @jjbakaloskaiagathos 💙💜

Thank you lovely ladies so much!! ✨💝✨💖✨💝✨

Rules: Name your top 10 favorite female characters from 10 different fandoms then tag 10 people

Jane Eyre, (Jane Eyre)

Ella, (Cinderella 2015)

Piper Halliwell, (Charmed)

Queen Elizabeth II, (The Crown)

Erina Pendleton, (Jojo’s Bizzare Adventure)

Catherine de’ Medici, (Reign)

Rey, (Star Wars)

Molly Hooper, (Sherlock)

Peggy Hill, (King Of The Hill)

Tohru Honda, (Fruits Basket)

10 Tagged lovelies, feel no pressure whatsoever to do this if you don’t feel comfortable! 💝

@alittlewhitetulip @jjbastardust @kujh0e @sunca @bruno-bigtots @kittenakashi13 @kakyoin-shades @vyglitchcraft @gio-is-writing @thefrozencoelacanth

[rielgant]

[LOCKSCREEN] Part 7

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6

[kosaka-ryoutarou]

29 October 2017

Tokyo Triumphal run 10th and 11th performances are done.

To everyone who came and watched, sincerely thank you very much.

Everyone who’s 21 years old. (x)

[kondou-shouri]

Engeki Haikyuu!! Hajimari no Kyojin Genepro from Enterstage