#miyakoshi

[youjide444]

宮越虹海

[sakura-sakura-sakura]

[holespoles]

Akiko Miyakoshi

Reading, 2009

みやこしあきこ

[magicmorningmeteora]

Who is your H!P birthday oshi? ~Late August 2024 Pt 2~

[rollanan]

Hana Miyakoshi!!

[campsis]

Akiko Miyakoshi (@miyakoshi_akiko)

[haropro-confessions]

I'm not entirely sure that Soma Yume blends in visually with the new group. I probably would have chosen Miyakoshi Chihiro, Nishimura Itsuki, maybe Asano Yurika. All of whom also had pretty good performances in the Shindan test. Or Niina as others are saying. Yume kinda gave me more ANGERME or Momusu vibes.

[kamikotranslations]

Way Home Kamikokuryo Moe (24.10.11)

[cookiefools]

'It's Finally Summer！Onoda Karin (24.07.15) '.

[love-withinyou]

宮越千尋 - Miyakoshi Chihiro

Group: Hello! Pro Kenshuusei Birthday: 2010.8.27 Birth place: Tokyo Blood type: B Hobby: dancing Favorite genre of music: idol songs, J-POP Joined Hello! Project: February 2024

[bokuaosubs]

Yuri (Miyakoshi Yuria 5th blog)

It’s been a long time ♪

I can hear the sounds of the cicadas and the birds outside, and It reminds me of home 💭

Here’s a photo that was suddenly sent to me by a family member

With Shishito peppers, ‘Yuri’ was written、、、[and] they told me they missed me (lol) I could feel the love ♡

[T/L note: Shishito peppers are small, bright green, somewhat wrinkled-looking peppers (they look similar to jalapeños), belonging to the capsicum annuum family.]

Digging around for potatoes and radishes in autumn, or picking strawberries during the spring. I now can fondly look back on helping with rice planting.

My family is really tight-knit, and even my friends can very quickly get on well with my family.

The other day, the four of us, my friend, my mother, my sister and I went to Fudo Taki [‘The Unmoving Waterfall’], a waterfall in Gifu Prefecture, nested in Tsukechi Gorge!

[T/L note: Tsukechi Gorge is an outdoor area, tucked away in the eastern mountains of Gifu Prefecture.]

I got to feel the negative ions and fully enjoy my day ☀️

[T/L note: Negative ions are a pseudoscience of sorts, that’s popular in Japan, where they’re believed to be calming and so on and so forth. Waterfalls are considered the kind of place that has a lot of negative ions in the air.]

Where shall I go next~

I wish I’d be able to visit many places

See you soon~

[TL by: yuzuiro]

[youjide444]

宮越虹海

[sakura-sakura-sakura]

[holespoles]

Akiko Miyakoshi

The Tea Party in the Woods

みやこしあきこ『もりのおくのおちゃかいへ』

[skullybonezz]

Illustration I did a while back in my second year, a redraw of a page from a children book called "The Tea Party in the Woods" by Akiko Miyakoshi!! Super fun

[manic-maniac-man]

Eyescream Feb 2015

My personal back order

Hidetaka Miyagi (mythography)

STETSON cowboy hats and Navajo jewelry

4X Beaver Hats by STETSON. Numerous Navajo jewelry pieces that I have collected so far.

Shoe brand (mythography) designer Hidetsugu Miyakoshi has something he's been holding onto for a long time: back-ordered pieces of Hat and Nava jewelry.

Hidetaka Miyagi

mythography / but no more and less... Designer. While working as a salesperson for a shoe brand, he started to teach himself design, and launched his own brand [mythography] in 2012. Taking inspiration from elements such as vintage clothes and homelessness, he creates shoes using his senses without relying on knowledge. In 2015 S/S, he will also start a shoe brand called [but no more and less...].

The back-ordered items that Miyagi introduced us to this time were a cowboy hat and Navajo jewelry from STETSON. The hat is made of beaver felt, known as "4x Beaver," which makes it highly durable. The inside is lined with nylon, which real cowboys use to scoop up water. "I remove the ribbon and iron the brim to make it flat. If you wear it out in the rain, it will develop a unique texture. The felt on vintage hats is in better condition than current hats."

Navajo jewelry is jewelry made by the Navajo people who live in Arizona and New Mexico in the United States. It is said that the Navajo were the first to create Indian jewelry, and the jewelry they make is characterized by the use of silver and turquoise. "The first time I saw it was a squash blossom at Nepenthes, and it was a big shock. I thought, "There's something like that? I didn't want to buy it at the time, but as I got older, I wanted it more and more (laughs). I have a store called "The Fillmore" that is run by an acquaintance of mine, and I get my Navajo jewelry from there, including this hat. That's because I choose which pieces to purchase at the purchasing stage by looking at the materials sent to me by local buyers. But it's not so easy to find the design you want. It takes a long time to find something you want after telling them you want it. But the time you spend waiting makes it even more satisfying when you get it."