#kami kami no mi

[breakingtaboos]

📸 ( the pls convinced me lmao )

1. so there's this cool shop called hauntingly beautiful ; 2. goofy moments ; 3. one thing about kami is no matter how sceptical she is of you, she will show off her big smile ; 4. mom i made it, i convinced her to grab a coffee instead of chilling next to the gravestone of marie laveau

[not-aa-witch]

Yo viendo la escena de Khun convenciendo a Wangnan de hacer equipo pa la workshop battle: "Te lo están bajando Bam!, ya ves, pa que te vas pues?"

[forgottenbones]

Come diceva un mio conoscente, "Se la gente si facesse una forchettata di cazzi suoi, male non farebbe".

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[japanwords]

神 (kami) “god”/“divine spirit”

Often translated as “god”, a Japanese kami is closer to the concept of a spirit. 

They are (mostly) not considered to be omniscient nor omnipotent, but rather they influence the human world within a certain capacity.

They are believed to be manifestations of musubi, the interconnecting energy of the universe.

It is often said that in Japan there are 8 million kami. Some of the more well known are Amaterasu-o-mi-kami the sun goddess, Inari the rice god/dess (their gender depends on their aspect), and Ebisu the god of wealth and commerce.

In the Ghibli movie “Spirited Away”, the main character Chihiro finds herself working in a bathhouse for some of these kami.

(Fact for language geeks: The original Japanese title of the Ghibli movie “Spirited Away” uses the word 神隠し kamikakushi - literally “hidden by kami”.)

Whether or not most people actually believe in kami is unclear, but it seems that many people believe in luck and unseen forces. Certainly the shrines are crowded at New Years time, and also at the start of the new financial year when many business people queue to pray to Ebisu.

[whencyclopedia]

Izanami and Izanagi

Izanami ('she who invites') and Izanagi ('he who invites') are the primordial gods of the Shinto religion who are believed to have created the islands of Japan and given birth to many of the other Shinto gods or kami.

The myths of Japanese popular religion derive from oral traditions codified for posterity in two books: the Nihon Shoki, published in 720 CE and the Kojiki written by an official of the Empress Gemmyo between 708 and 714 CE. An additional source, the Kogoshui was written in c. 807 CE by Imibe-no-Hironari who collected together oral traditions omitted from the Nihon Shoki and Kojiki.

The Creation of Japan

The islands of Japan are the subject of a particularly colourful creation myth. Standing on the bridge or stairway of heaven (known as Ama-no-hashidate and which connected heaven - Ama - to earth), the two gods Izanami and Izanagi used a jewel encrusted spear to stir the ocean. Withdrawing the spear, salt crystallised into drops on the tip and these fell back into the ocean as islands. In another version, the spear dripped mud from the as yet murky and chaotic seas.

The first island to be created was Onogoro-shima and the gods immediately used the island to build a house and host their wedding ceremony. The ritual involved circling around a pillar (or in some versions the spear) with the two gods moving in opposite directions. However, during this sacred marriage ritual Izanami wrongly spoke first when they passed each other and as a consequence of this impiety their first child was a miscarriage and born an ugly weakling without bones. This was the god Hiruko (later Ebisu) who would become the patron of fishermen and one of the seven gods of good luck. Hiruko was abandoned by his parents and set in a basket for the sea to take it where it would. The second child was the island of Awa but Izanami and Izanagi were still not satisfied with their offspring and they asked their parents the seven invisible gods the reason for their misfortune. Revealing that the reason was their incorrect performance of the marriage ritual, the couple repeated the ceremony, this time making sure Izanagi spoke first.

The couple then continued to create more auspicious offspring, including the eight principal islands of Japan - Awaji, Shikoku, Oki, Tsukushi (Kyushu), Iki, Tsu, Sado, and Oyamato. Also created were a prodigious number of other gods. in fact, more than 800 kami (gods, spirits and natural phenomena) exist in the Shinto pantheon. Other notable children were Oho-wata-tsu-mi (god of the sea), Kuku-no-shi (god of the trees), Oho-yama tsu-mi (god of the mountains) and Kagutsuchi (god of fire), often referred to in hushed tones as Homusubi during ritual prayers.

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[honestlyboringperson]

Sayaka Alt where it’s Rebellion Sayaka tasked with getting Nagisa back after she invaded the Magia Record Timeline.

Problem is that the timeline’s Sayaka is still alive, and Rebellion Sayaka is trying to keep a low profile while trying to wrangle the cheese goblin.

“Eh? I’m-uh Sss….Say…oko…. Mi..Kami! Yeah! Sayoko Mikami! Totally normal middle school girl!”

[alexa-yukiyu]

ok this is the first time I do something like this, but I have to ask.

Can you write a fanfic where Scopper Gaban is f!reader's father? There was a fanfic once but it was way too short but also good for that :') oh and it does not matter whether she is older or younger than Colon

I can only imagine that he is really a sweet and funny father type :D

Thank you <3

(Sorry for my English, it is not my native language)

Hair Bonding ft Scopper Gaban

A/N I think this one is pretty good 🤔 I do hope it’s okay but to run with what I had in mind Dokucha here inherited Scooper’s hair locks so the volume is mentioned but nothing regarding texture, color or length was otherwise added I believe

Reader here is replaced by Dokucha which stands for reader in japanese for the enjoyment of both reader and oc character readers!

Consider buying me a coffee!

“Seriously!” Gaban grumbled as he continued to attempt to wrangle in his daughter’s hair

“What’s wrong, Dad?”Dokucha mumbled, wincing at a particular harsh tug

“Ow! That hurts daddy,” She whines sending a stink eye to the navigator.

“Sorry, sweetheart, I ‘ll try to be more careful.” He chuckled, Slowing his moves slightly

“But it’s like no matter what I do, it just pops back! Are you sure you didn’t eat some kind of devil-fruit when I wasn’t looking?” He questioned as he once again began to gather her hair in an attempt to put it in a ponytail.

“For my hair?“I don’t think a fruit made my hair like this, Daddy.” She mumbled, trying to remember the different fruits she had seen on their adventures

“There are all types of powers out there, Dokucha!” He called with a laugh

“Look at buggy! If that little rascal’s powers are possible, then I‘m sure the kami-kami no mi doesn’t sound too far off, right?!” He called out as he finally got the right angle and slid the ponytail into her wild hair.

“It’s not a fruit that gave me the hair, daddy,” she said with certainty, turning towards him

“How can you be so sure! I haven’t seen you swimming in a while,” he said suspiciously

“Dad, it’s you; you gave me this hair,” she huffed out, grabbing her hair and comparing it to his identical wild curled locks

“Oh,” he muttered as realization sank in. She stared at the man a little longer before letting out a string of giggles

“You’re silly daddy,” she laughed, throwing herself at him, nuzzling her way into his lap

“I really, really, realllyyyy like my hair daddy!” She gushed, looking up at the navigator with a grin

“You do? I thought you didn’t like hair time?” He mused, rubbing her head affectionately

“I don’t like your hair, Papa!” She clarified

“Hahahahahah! How could you be so mean, Dokucha! Who else does your hair?” He guffawed

“Big brother does my hair the best! He always does the best styles and leaves my hair shiny and soft after a wash!” She beamed, happily clapping her hands at the thought of Buggy doting on her hair. Of course, the teen would always brush it off, say that It was because he couldn’t stand someone on his crew with hair looking anything less than perfect especially someone who he often was in charge of.

“Hahahaha! Alright, then, is that why you like your hair so much? Because the Little pirate apprentice works on it?” he laughed. She gave a slight hum at that, but eventually shook her head.

“Nope! It’s because daddy gave me his hair, and that’s very important!” She babbled out a dopey smile on her face at the thought

“Why?”

“Because I want to be just like daddy when I grow up!” She cheered, shooting off his lap and jumping all around him, swinging her arms in a familiar motion.

“I will go hyahh and bamm and hyahh and for the final move Yasotakeru!!” She boomed, a comically serious look on her face as she swung her imaginary twin axes around the small cabin, much to the amusement of her father, letting a few snickers slip.

“Why are you laughing?” She gaped, turning to the man with a frown on her face

“Nothing, I ‘m just surprised you want to be like your old man, but I ‘m glad.” He chortled as he pulled her towards him, ignoring the yelp she let out as he hugged her tightly.

“I ‘ll make sure to better myself so you can be someone great Hahahha!”

“No way! Daddy is already awesome, don’t get better, it will be too hard to reach you!” She pouted

“Ha! You know more than anyone that’s not how it works,” he cackled, pulling both of them up

“You can’t strive to be someone that’s easy to reach; it won’t get you far, Dokucha!” He shouted with a proud smile, making his way out of his cabin with Dokucha in tow.

“That’s why I will continue to better myself so you can continue to grow stronger!” He laughed

“Bahahaha! I see you two are up and going,” another cheery voice piped up

“Uncle Roger! Dokucha called running to the man and enveloping him, giggling as the man rubbed her head affectionately

“Good! I was looking for you, Gaban! I know where we are going next! Torino Kingdom!” Roger announced, letting out another belly laugh as Gaban’s face rapidly grew sour

“You look annoyed!” Dokucha exclaimed, looking at the annoyed look her father had on his face

-

"Uncle Rayleigh!" a small voice called, catching the man's attention and pulling his attention from the ropes as he glanced at the girl.

“What’s all the ruckus for, lass?” He called as he finished up the final knots that were needed.

“Dad and Uncle Roger are gonna start fighting again,” she said as she hugged him, leisurely looking up at the man

“How could you know if they were about to start fighting?” He questioned confused

“Cause Dad is telling Uncle Roger to be Careful again,” stepping back from the man and pointing at the two men whose animosity kept growing the longer they talked

“Yeah, that would do it” he huffed, holding the bridge of his nose, annoyed

“Let’s go,” he muttered, making his way up to the upper deck and next to Gaban, just as Dokucha had said. He lectured the Captain about what he was sure was another reckless decision, with the girl skipping next to him.

“What is it this time?” he questioned, watching as the girl wrapped herself around her father’s leg. The latter halfheartedly patted her in greeting, his attention on the man before him.

“This idiot wants to go right through the calm belt to go to Torino Kingdom; if that wasn’t enough, he wants to take the route that passes through Impel down.”

“I‘m sick of your warnings! Are you scared or what?!” Roger finally snapped;

“I never said that!” Gaban said exasperated, pulling at his hair, annoyed as he grabbed his daughter gently despite his anger and passed her to Rayleigh as he stomped his way to the Captain, crashing heads with him

“I told you to understand the risks, Roger, you idiot!” He growled

“If you wanna stop me, then fight me!” He boomed, shedding his sword. Gaban followed soon and pulled out his axes.

“Here we go again,” Rayleigh called, disappointed, placing Dokucha on the ground.

“Lass, go find the other two; I need to get this settled.”

“Okay!!!”

What we thinking? I think crossguild is next 👀 or maybe I will do another fairy tail between 🤔

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[darthstitch]

fic snippet: "baby pictures"

Someone who was most definitely not an Irish monsignor with the intelligence gathering skills that would make MI-5 prostrate themselves in awe, posted pics of a Certain Bishop of Rome in his younger years.

This subsequently sent Pinoy socmed wild. The commentary sent even the Most Unserious and Seemingly Unflappable Supreme Pinoytifex blushing.

"Sorry na, Tito Enteng! Love ka pa rin namin, di ba...." (Sorry, Uncle Vincent! We still love you, you know...)

"Kaya lalong umiinit diyan sa Pilipinas. Puro kayo kalokohan talaga!" (This is why it's so hot in the Philippines. You lot and your mischief!)

"Magtatanim na po kami ng puno bilang penitensya!" (We'll plant more trees as a penance.)

"Wala na, disowned ko na kayong lahat. Bakit naman kasi niyo binigay lahat yan kay Monsignor Ray?!" (Nope, I'm done, I'm disowning all of you. Why DID you give everything to Monsignor Ray?!)

"Tito Ray." (Uncle Ray)

"Tito Ray?!!"

"He's part of the family now, Tito Enteng. Same as Tito Tomas, obviously."

"Ay Dios ko po." (Oh my God)

In solidarity, someone who was most definitely not the Secretary of the Vatican State, decided to post a certain Dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals' picture, in his salad days.

(Memo to Self, Aldo: don't drunk post on social media. Also, regret nothing.)

As a result, the non-Tagalog speaking world was subsequently educated on the meaning of a kilig meltdown.

Also this comment was framed by one of the Pinoy nuns in cross-stitch: "Kaya pala never ako nagka boypren. Nag pari pala siya." (So that's why I never had a boyfriend. He went into the priesthood.)

Sister Agnes thoughtfully set the said cross-stitch in a place of honor.

In the meantime:

"Really, Aldo? Right in front of my pancit canton?"

"What does that even mean, Thomas?"

"Picked it up from one of my new Filipino nieces. Hm. Is there such a thing as a niece-in-law?"

"Oh dear sweet Christ, you've been adopted too?!"

"Apparently, yes. After our secret wedding at the Manila Cathedral, presided over by our new favorite Cardinal T---. Sorry, Aldo - you're off the favorite list."

"I'm sure I'll survive the tragedy, being as I'm also Tito Aldo now, so nyaaaah."

"My dear Aldo, just remember, revenge is a dish best served cold."

We are not sure how two grown Cardinals have reverted to being 10 year olds but perhaps it is because Pinoy unseriousness can be contagious.

- tbc -

@frogguchi continues to inspire my madness lmaooo

[breakingtaboos]

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*Kami and Mateo are texting* Kami: Who are you? Someone changed the names in my phone. Mateo: What did they change my name to? Kami: Chosen One. Mateo: Don’t change it back. Kami: BUT WHO ARE YOU?!?! Mateo: I’m the chosen one.

[daily-hyosatsu]

Double trouble today! And good news—the 22-day streak of wet names is still going!

The surname 照沼 is usually read Terunuma, like it is here (or as far as I can tell with this AWFUL all-caps English font), but it can also be Terinuma, Teranuma, or Shōnuma.

照 means illuminate, shine, or compare. It can also mean bashful or blushing. It's read て.る, て.らす, て.れる, or ショウ.

沼 means marsh, swamp, bog, wetland, pond, or lake. It's read ぬま or ショウ. The latter reading comes from the right radical, 召, which is also why 照 is read ショウ. See? It's useful to learn radicals.

The second surname, 今道, is usually read Imamichi, like it is here, but it may also be Kondō.

今 means now. By extension, it also means the most recent/this (as in “this week,” or “the current ~”). It's read いま, コン, or キン.

道, improbably, seems to be new to this blog! It means road, path, or journey—both literally and figuratively. It can also mean teachings or moral. It's commonly read みち, ドウ, or トウ, but can also be read いう.

Aaaand this post is already long, but it's fun to discover that you know vocabulary that you don't even know you know, so here you go:

照り焼き　　　　 teriyaki

天照大（御）神 Amaterasu Ō(mi)kami (the goddess of the sun in Japanese mythology)

武士道 Bushidō (the samurai moral code)

道場 dōjō (martial arts training hall)

道教 【どうきょう】 Taosim/Daoism

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[noticiasarquelogicasjaponesas]

Sean bienvenidos mis queridos fanáticosarqueológicos a una nueva entrega de prehistoria Japónesa en esta ocasión nos trasladamos a la pregunta ¿Cuándo se originó el sintoísmo?. - Aunque parezca raro es una religión que se conformo durante el periódo Jōmon (17.500-300), para ser exactos a finales de dicho período y continua hasta nuestros días los dioses del sintoísmo, se les llama Kamis ( dios) ya que para los japoneses todo tenía un dios las montañas, ríos. - El sintoísmo tiene influencias chinas, coreanas de hay que tenga similitudes con el taoísmo, ¿Qué dos libros recogen la categoría de los Kamis? Son el Kojiki(713d.c) y el Nihonshoki(720d.c). - Espero que os guste y nos vemos en una próxima públicacion un cordial saludo. 🇯🇵 私の愛する考古学ファンを日本の先史時代の新作に歓迎します。今回は、神道がいつ始まったのかという質問に移ります。 - 奇妙に思えるかもしれませんが、縄文時代（17500-300）に形成された宗教であり、正確にはその時代の終わりに、今日まで神道の神であり、カミス（神）と呼ばれています。 日本人にとって、山や川にはすべて神がいました。 - 神道は中国、韓国の影響を受けており、道教との類似点があります。 カミスのカテゴリーに分類される2冊の本は何ですか？ こうじき（713d.c）と日本書紀（720d.c）です。 - よろしくお願いします。次の出版物で心からのご挨拶を申し上げます。 🇬🇧 Welcome my dear archaeological fans to a new installment of Japanese prehistory, this time we move to the question, when did Shintoism originate? - Although it may seem strange, it is a religion that was formed during the Jōmon period (17500-300), to be exact at the end of that period and continues to this day the gods of Shintoism, they are called Kamis (god) since for the Japanese everything the mountains and rivers had a god. - Shintoism has Chinese, Korean influences, and there are similarities with Taoism. What two books are classified under the category of the Kamis? They are the Kojiki (713d.c) and the Nihonshoki (720d.c). - I hope you like it and see you in a next publication a cordial greeting.