#kanro pure

[shoku-and-awe]

The return of gummies for people who like to play with their food! Soda flavored: grape, orange, and melon. I would rate these decent both in terms of flavor and fun, but for ring-shaped gummies, it's hard to beat Petagu. Very silly, very stretchy, very heavy duty.

[persimmonlions]

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my favourite gummies are *checks notes* eyeshadows now

[demonslayedher]

Kanroji Temple: A lesser-known KnY Holy Site... which is a holy site anyway

There are actually a few Kanroji Temples throughout Japan, but one very small one in Wakayama Prefecture embraces the namesake in some subtle ways. The platform-only train station which shares the name also got in on the fun with green and pink "love" banners with cherry blossom and cat motifs. Although there is not as much to see there now as there was in 2020 during a short promotion they did, there's still a few cute vestiges.

To borrow a previous analysis of Mitsuri's name: 甘露寺: "甘露 Kanro" is "Sweetness" (in Japanese Buddhism, this is considered a virtue, perhaps you could think of it more like a heavenly sweetness than a gluttonous one) and "寺 ji" ((Buddhist) Temple). Rather than looking at this and thinking "wow, her family is so Buddhist" you could look at it and think "wow, they're probably pretty well-off." It's a wide generalization, but surnames which are also temple names imply that the family was long a (presumably wealthy) patron of the temple, and it carries a high class ring to it.

Besides the name, there are another couple reasons this is such a nice little Mitsuri related spot.

This temple was already known as a bit of a matchmaking spot, because there is a conifer on the premises with leaves that, once they are dried, don't break if you try to pull them apart. In addition, there are little protective "inome" (boar's eye/snout) marks around the roof, which people nowadays look at as upside-down hearts. There was also some romantic episode between the couple who started the Kamakura shogunate here, Minamoto no Yoritomo and Hojo Masako, but Mitsuri and Masako have very different personalities so I'll leave that there.

I did not realize this until I was on my way, but you know Tama, the station master cat? And Nitama, the successor? Kishi Station is the very next train stop. Mitsuri would be thrilled! I was also thrilled to encounter a celebrity, which was not at all on my itinerary for the day. Even got to ride the Tama train.

It seems that during the Mugen Train hype of 2020, the temple had as many as 200 visitors in a single busy day, when they were displaying a wider banner with the temple's name and a pretty green and pink background. There were signs that cosplayers could hold in front of it, as well as a "love pillar" temporarily installed in the little courtyard. Cosplaying in public isn't welcome in many areas of Japan, so this feels a bit like the equivalent of Christian churches having welcomed Pokemon Go players after they became gyms. This temple does, after all, function first and foremost as a religious institution, specifically for the Jodo sect of Pure Land Buddhism. Still, they are flexible and open-minded with it. Back in 2020 they had Rengoku's words about how growing old and weak being what makes humanity precious written as words of wisdom on the post outside the temple where words of Buddhist-style wisdom are typically posted. Nowadays, although there are also signs saying that the inside is off-limits to anyone not there to worship, there was also a sign saying, "Come, everyone, let us go and pray... (Himejima Gyoumei??)" I love that nod, because Himejima's repetition of the nembutsu (Namu Amida Butsu) is stressed in the Jodo sect.

Speaking of! Besides o-mamori (protective amulets), it is very common for shrines and temples to have go-shuin, a stamp or handwritten seal, in exchange for a modest fee (more technically, a donation). Many pilgrims (or tourists, that's fine) collect these directly in fancy books, but you can also just take the paper home to put in a book later. Although Kanroji Temple had their own version of these before their unexpected namesake popularity, they now have a second version on green and pink paper. It is the nembutsu written in a "rikenmyogo" calligraphy style. That is, "sword style" calligraphy.

While the "demon slayers use swords!" association is clearly there, and in their explanation they make a lot of clever use of the 滅 (eliminate) character so prominent in the KnY world, the sword is in regard to how when Buddhist figures are depicted holding swords, this is not so much to slay the enemies of Buddhist teachings, but to sharpen oneself and cut away ones' evils, faults, and worldly attachments--the sources of worldly suffering.

That said, no one is making the fans get rid of their attachment to a hit manga/anime, and there are still a few signs to hold in "I was here" photos.

The train station, which is surrounded by cherry trees and had a tiny heart graffiti etched into the sign, still has their "love" banners up, as well as a clearly inspired illustration of an anime girl reminding people to show their train passes clearly to the conductor when disembarking (because there are no gates on this train station platform).

So if you ever find yourself a couple hours away from Osaka on your way to visit Nitama the celebrity station master, just remember you can make another nearby stop in honor of the Love Pillar. If you don't have the luck of riding the Tama train, you might get to ride a strawberry train too.

[topbestglobal]

Best Japanese Candy refers to a wide range of unique and delicious candy and snacks from Japan. From classic treats like Pocky and Kit Kats to lesser-known delights like Kasugai Tsubu Gummy Candy and Kanro Pure Gummy Candy, Japanese candy offers a wide variety of flavors and textures to satisfy any sweet tooth. Popular and beloved candies like Hi-Chew and Meiji Poifull Candy continue to captivate candy lovers around the world, while luxury treats like Melty Kiss and nostalgic favorites like Sakuma Drops offer a taste of Japanese culture. Whether you're purchasing online or visiting Japan itself, there are many ways to indulge in the best Japanese candy and discover a world of delicious treats.

[jackiechen6919jc]

卡丘之愛 軟糖の丘 第三級 Day 14。19亡 準備就寢前 把從日本標回台 珍藏到快過期的 Pure 卡丘軟糖 宅在家的解悶時刻 狠心滴開包來解饞🤤 錢沒有不見 只是變成自己喜歡的樣子 默默的待在自己的身邊🙏 #軟糖 #Fudge #ファッジ #퍼지 #pure #期間限定 #kanro #pocketmonsters #收藏品 #おもちゃ #buyee #mercari #ピカチュウスナップ #皮卡丘的奇幻旅程 #皮卡丘 #pikachu #pikastagram #pokemon #ピカスタグラム #ポケモンだいすきクラブ #피카츄 #皮卡丘 #pokemoncenter #taiwan #精靈寶可夢 @nintendoproperty @Nintendo.hk #任天堂 @ピカチュウ #ピカチュウ @Nintendo #Nintendo @Pokémon @Pokémon GO @pokemon_go_winners @中華民國 #中華民國 （在 風和日麗） https://www.instagram.com/p/CPa3h1vnp2P/?utm_medium=tumblr

[jeannieyu]

可愛的皮卡丘😄 #candy #kanro #pure #tropicalfruit #sodagummy #yellow #pikachu #ピカチュウ #pokemon #pokemongo #cute #food #sweet #yummy #japan https://www.instagram.com/p/CD77seNJJrR/?igshid=1im4wrjp279yx

[haikyooot]

Season + Weather |Masterlist| Kita Shinsuke

The 24 Solar Terms divide the year into twenty-four parts in accordance with the position of the sun. It adjusts the difference between the luni-solar calendar and the agrarian seasonal and weather cycles.

Kita Shinsuke adored his grandmother. When she suffered health complications, Kita knew it was time to leave both Osaka and you to return to the countryside.  After the winter chill comes the bearing of spring. Then comes the summer of cicadas, and finally the fields of neverending gold. 

Kita Shinsuke x f!reader

Genre: Slice-of-Life  General Warnings: discussions of death/dying, aging, anticipatory grief, brief mention of livestock slaughter

[Also cross-posted on AO3]

Winter 东 Fuyu

01 | Beginning of Winter 立冬 Rittou 02 | Light Snow 小雪 Shousetsu 03 | Heavy Snow 大雪 Taisetsu 04 | Winter Solstice 冬至 Touji 05 | Lesser Cold 小寒 Shoukan 06 | Greater Cold 大寒 Daikan

Spring 春 Haru

07 | Beginning of Spring 立春 Risshun 08 | Rain Water 雨水 Usui  09 | Insects Awakening  啓蟄   Keichitsu 10 | Spring Equinox 春分 Shunbun 11 | Pure Brightness 清明 Seimei 12 | Grain Rain  穀雨   Kokuu

Summer 夏 Natsu

13 | Beginning of Summer 立夏 Rikka 14 | Lesser Fullness 小满 Shouman  15 | Grain in Ear 芒種 Boushu 16 | Summer Solstice 夏至 Geshi 17 | Lesser Heat 小暑 Shousho 18 | Greater Heat 大暑 Taisho

Autumn 秋 Aki

19 | Beginning of Autumn 立秋 Risshuu 20 | End of Heat 処暑 Shosho  21 | White Dew 白露 Hakuro 22 | Autumn Equinox 秋分 Shuubun 23 | Cold Dew 寒露 Kanro 24 | First Frost  霜降  Soukou

[artforiasenibudayajepang]

Pecinta Pokemon Pikachu Wajib Mencicipi Permen Karet Ini

Pecinta Pokemon Pikachu Wajib Mencicipi Permen Karet Ini

Kuliner Jepang – Kanro’s Puré pembuat permen yang berbasis di Tokyo dengan produknya permen berisikan potongan buah kecil di dalamnya merupakan cemilan yang sangat mudah kamu jumpai di setiap toko-toko di Jepang, dengan banyaknya camilan terdapat di setiap lorong toko-toko cemilan, Pure membuat permennya berbentuk seperti hati kecil yang dimaksudkan dapat menarik minat para pembeli.

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Sima…

[sydssimsblog]

Kanro: ”heh, I’m going to play with sayuri’s toys…and then not put them away!!”

Pure. evil.

[boyinthebeach]

#皮卡丘 期間限定#kanro pure 軟體～～ https://www.instagram.com/p/CC0buR3FcQW/?igshid=bbj51zrx25k9

[mikietsang]

Spring up! Speed up!

Happy 5th Anniversary!!

"Spring of Life" is the 20th single (15th major label single) released by Perfume. It was released in two versions: a limited CD+DVD edition that comes with a DVD, and a regular CD only edition. The limited edition comes housed in a slipcase. First pressings of both versions came with a B2 promotional poster. This is their first single under Universal Music Japan. The title track was used as the commercial song for "KIRIN". The B-side, "Communication" was used as the commercial song for KANRO Pure Gummy.

[allaboutme-al-blog]

妳喜歡的耶，我買給妳。 隨手一抓丟進籃子，也放進了滿滿的寵愛。 . . . #taiwan #taoyuan #gummy #pure #grapes #flavor #sour #sweet #kanro #japan #love #food #foodie #foodporn #instadaily #カンロ #yummy #yumi #aboutlove #🍬 (at Taoyuan District, Taoyuan)

[theyuko]

友達に誘われて #Pure の #グミパ フルコースを頂けるようなので、今から楽しみ💕 #39グミパ #ピュレグミ #39 #sweet #フルコース #ディナー #dinner #カンロ #kanro #fun #楽しみ (銀座 ポルトファーロ)

[munchpak]

Check out the sugary crystals on these Kanro Pure Mixed Berry gummies! A slightly sour flavor with a blend of strawberries, blueberries, blackcurrant, and aronia in a heart-shaped gummy💜 https://t.co/U8kscdaPLx

Check out the sugary crystals on these Kanro Pure Mixed Berry gummies! A slightly sour flavor with a blend of strawberries, blueberries, blackcurrant, and aronia in a heart-shaped gummy💜 pic.twitter.com/U8kscdaPLx

— MunchPak (@MunchPakSnacks) January 30, 2019

via Twitter https://twitter.com/MunchPakSnacks January 30, 2019 at 09:00AM