#shin higashi

[robineer]

i am so good at making half-assed things and regretting them later

re-redesigns. nothing much changed other than the art style and some minor details. their stories are still similar but i’ll expand on them later

daku still has his bun btw! yes i am aware that his blazer stripes are missing. he's still a second-year

[pfpanimes]

⌕ dragon ball • shin.

like or reblog if you save/use. 🤍

[noirs-mutual-art-reblogs]

My little Guy 😊🤲💕

[chernobog13]

Zoffy is p***ed at his brothers for not inviting him to the beach barbecue.

[clydemystik301]

Fatal Fury characters ranked based on how scared they would be at FNAF jumpscares

[dragonsballsz]

where did you come from where did you go where did you come from cotton-candy joe

[macmanx]

Team Ultraman vs. Zetton

[clydemystik301]

Bro looks like he's about to gobble down on the largest glizzy that the world has ever seen-

Fatal Fury official artwork by Shinkiro

[tamapalace]

Atre x Tamagotchi Winter Carnival

A Tamagotchi winter carnival is coming soon to Japan. Bandai has partnered up with Atre, a chain of shopping malls which offers a variety of shops including fashion brands, restaurants, and more. The winter carnival will run from Thursday, January 2nd, 2025 through Saturday, January 31st, 2025. The winter carnival will consist of six components.

First, the Atre x Tamagotchi Gift Campaign is where you will receive one of three Atre x Tamagotchi winter carnival stickers for a purchase of ¥1,500 or more (including tax). Be sure to collect all three! This campaign starts on January 10th, 2025.

Second, is a LINE original wallpaper gift. During this collaboration you can receive a LINE Atre x Tamagotchi wallpaper for LINE messenger, which you will see on the talk screen. There are five types total, and you can simply search for them.

Third, is New Year’s Celebration Egg Manju Gift, which are wheat flour sweet treats. Simply visit a participating location (Atre Ebisu, Atre Oimachi, Atre Takeshiba, Atre Omori, Atre Kawasaki, Atre Otsuka, Atre Yotsuya, Atrevi Higashi Nakano), and make a purchase of ¥2,025 or more, and you’ll receive one.

Fourth, is a Tamagotchi hide-and-seek campaign. You’ll need to look for Tamagotchi in the participating facility (Atre Ebisu, Atre Oimachi, Atre Omori, Atre Kawasaki, Atre Yotsuya, Atre Kichijoji, Atre Ueno, Atre Shin-Urayasu, Atrevi Otsuka, Atrevi Sugamo, Atrevi Tabata, Atrevi Mitaka) during the winter carnival period, and you’ll hopefully find some panels and posters where you can scan a QR code. Simply post to Twitter with the #TamagotchiHideandSeek hashtag for submission. 25 people selected will win an original Tamagotchi towel.

Fifth, you’ll be able to see Kuchipatchi and Mametchi who will be holding some photo and greeting sessions at Atre Ebisu, Atre Meguro, Atre Kawasaki, Atre Shin-Urayasu, Atre Omori, Atre Kichijoji.

Sixth, you can visit Atre Memetchi using the Tamagotchi Uni Tama Search feature at participating locations! Memetchi is holding shopping bags, and singing!

The participating locations are Atre Ebisu, Atre Meguro, Atre Takeshiba, Atre Oimachi, Atre Omori, Atre Kawasaki, Atre Ofuna, Atre Yotsuya, Atre Kichijoji, Atre Ueno, Atre Urawa, Atre Matsudo, Atre Kame, Atre Shin-Urayasu, Atre Toride, Atre Dai Tsuka, Atrevi Sugamo, Atrevi Tabata, Atrevi Higashi Nakano, and Atrevi Mitaka.

Throughout the locations there will be interior Tamagotchi decorations which feature the dot painting style. You’ll also see these decorations in other locations outside of Atre, advertising the winter carnival. Learn more here.

[pure-land]

Suggested Further Readings Jodo-Shinshu;

Bloom, Alfred. Life of Shinran Shonin: The Journey to Self-Acceptance. 1968. Reprint. Berkeley: Institute of Buddhist Studies, 1994. 80 pp. One of the earliest treatment of Shinran’s life in English by a Western scholar. Scholastic in nature but this monograph can be enjoyed by non-specialists. The author raises many intriguing questions, for example, 1) why did Shinran enter the monastery, 2) why did he leave, 3) what were the specific charges against him, and 4) what prompted his return to Kyoto.

Bloom, Alfred. Shinran’s Gospel of Pure Grace. Tucson: The Univ. of Arizona Press, 1965. 95 pp. The first systematic and “theological” treatment on Shin- ran by a Western scholar. Extremely popular in college classrooms and still in print after thirty years.

Bloom, Alfred. Tannisho: Resource for Modern Living. Honolulu: The Buddhist Study Center, 1981. 102 pp. Explains the most important chapters that illumine the heart of Shinshu teaching from the perspective of modern issues and concerns. Re- cently it was republished as Strategies for Modern Living by the Numata Center for Buddhist Re- search and Translation with a new translation of the Tannisho.

Bloom, Alfred. Shoshinge: The Heart of Shin Buddhism. Hawaii: Buddhist Study Center Press, 1986. 107 pp. A commentary on the set of poetic verses expressing Shinran’s indebtedness to his spiritual masters and one which has played a central role in the Shinshu liturgical tradition; contains an Eng- lish translation of the verses by T. Nagatani and R. Tabrah.

Dobbins, James C. Jodo Shinshu: Shin Buddhism in Medieval Japan. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 1989. 242 pp. An excellent his- torical treatment of the development of Shinshu institutions from Shinran to Rennyo. This book, in particular, fills “gaps” in previous scholarship in two areas: 1) contributions of Kakwnyo (third abbot) and his son Zonkaku and 2) developments of the other Shinshu branches. The discussion of doctrinal heresy offers an innovative and insightful approach to our understanding of doctrine and its historical evolution.

Fujimoto, Ryukyo. Shin Buddhism’s Essence: The Tannisho — Prof. Ryukyo Fujimoto’s Translation, with Extracts from His Writings as Commentary. Edited by Tetsuo Unno. Los Angeles: Prof. Ryukyo Fujimoto Memorial Publication Ad Hoc Committee,148 pp. Contains the author’s translation of The Tannisho and a collection of brief essays on Shinshu doctrinal and historical topics. The book provides a glimpse into a respected scholar and teacher who inspired many of the Shinshu teachers in North America. Kakumura, Northiko. Shinran: His Life and Thought. Los Angeles: The Nembutsu Press, 1972. 192 pp. A concise book that introduces Shinran through the main phases of his life. It critically examines the scholarly theories surrounding the areas of con- troversy.

Kiyozawa, Manshi. December Fan: The Buddhist Essays of Manshi Kiyozawa. Trans. and ed. by Nobuo Haneda. Komiyama Printing Co., 98 pp. Kiyozawa (1863-1903) is one of the most pivotal Buddhist leaders in modern Jodo-Shinshu history. Belonging to the Higashi Honganji branch, this progressive priest helped to reform the teach- ings with message that resonated with modern Japan. Nobuo Haneda has translated other worksby teachers of the Higashi branch, notably those of Maida Shuichi (1906-1967), in Heard by Me and The Evil Person. Rogers, Minor L. and Ann T. Rogers. Rennyo: The Second Founder of Shin Buddhism. Berkeley, California: Asian Humanities Press, 1991. 434 pp. A thorough study of the eighth abbot (monshu) of the Hongwanji branch, Rennyo (1415-1499), with a translation of his letters and a discussion and analy- sis of his life and his preeminent role in the devel- opment of the largest Jodo-Shinshu institution.

Ueda, Yoshifumi and Dennis Hirota. Shinran: An Introduction to Hts Thought. Kyoto: Hongwanji Int. Center, 1989. 372 pp. The most comprehensive and systematic presentation so far of Shinran’s thought in a single volume. It places Shinran within the development of Mahayana Buddhist thought. It contains ample translations of key passages from his writings based on major doctrinal themes. Authored by two main translators of the Shin Buddhist Translation Series.

Yamaoka, Seigen. True Pure Land Buddhism: Jodoshinshu: An Introduction. Los Angeles: Pure Land Publications, 1991. 65 pp. Provides a good traditional overview of the major doctrines, supported by appropriate citations from the original sources. Written from within the tradition with emphasis on orthodox doctrine. May prove to be difficult reading for those looking for spiritual edification on an introductory level. Translations of Jodo-Shinshu scriptures Inagaki, Hisao. The Three Pure Land Sutras. Kyoto

[chunmori]

⚫︎草花と小鳥を愛でる京都さんぽ NHK文化センター秋冬講座 渉成園 3/15 ぴかぴかの晴れ。渉成園ではウメやツバキ、修繕寺桜が満開でした。メジロは木々のあいだを飛びまわって花蜜めぐり。ジョウビタキは芝草のうえを飛んだり跳ねたり虫さがし。アオサギは枝をあつめてせっせと巣作り。みんな春の気配にうきうきしているみたいでした。 タラヨウの葉っぱが一枚落ちていたので、小枝を使って字を書いてみたよ👀 The final class of 2023 was held at Shoseien which is an enclave of Higashi Honganji Temple, the head temple of Shin Buddhism. A flock of Japanese white-eyes were cheerfully flitting from tree to tree in search of flower nectar, while a Daurian redstart was hopping on the lawn, searching for ground insects. Plum trees, camellias, and cherry blossoms are blooming in full under the clear blue sky, signaling that spring is coming! ⚫︎出会ったすてきな生きものたち 修繕寺桜,ニホンズイセン,ヤブツバキ,トサミズキ,ウメ,メジロ,ヒイラギナンテン,ジョウビタキ,タラヨウ,アオサギ（以上写真）/カラタチ,ユキヤナギ,ハクモクレン,クチナシ,ソメイヨシノ（冬芽）,メタセコイア,クロガネモチ,イロハモミジ（冬芽）,アセビ,タネツケバナ,アオキ,モッコク,ビャクシン（枯木）,コケ,スギナ

[dolphinsapphire28]

I keep imaging the others' reaction as soon as this is all over and his friends back home ask him, 'So, what did you do Goku?" and 'I slept with the Supreme Kai at a hotel' is on the list. 🤣

Eternal rest

I continued this unrelated wip when i saw em, PLEASE i cant ---Sleepy eeepy EEPYY EEPPPIEEEESSSSS!!!!!11111

22.12.2024, commission Mani ✨️ ♥️

[friendlyloveaffair]

Ultraman commercials. And the kaijus are there, too.

I did not quite understand Japanese, but I enjoyed watching this compilation!

12:43 a Kirin Beer commercial featuring Shin Hayata/Ultraman (Susumu Kurobe), Dan Moboroshi/Ultraseven (Kohji Moritsugu) Hideki Go/Ultraman Jack (Jiro Dan... RIP), and in the end there's Kotaro Higashi/Ultraman Taro (Saburo Shinoda).

They did not transform but Ultraman fans already know who they are!

[chernobog13]

The original five Ultra Brothers (Zoffy never comes to these things). This is a rare shot because, for some reason, Ultraman Taro's Saburo Shinoda is never involved in the reunion episodes, specials and films.

From left:

Jiro Dan R.I.P. (Hideki Go - The Return of Ultraman/Ultraman Jack); Kohji Moritsugu (Dan Moroboshi - Ultraseven); Saburo Shinoda (Kotaro Higashi - Ultraman Taro); Susumu Kurobe (Shin Hayata - Ultraman); and Keiji Takamine (Seiji Hokuto - Ultraman Ace).

[randomnation]

JAPAN GUIDE

-City Guides & Itineraries-

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https://tokyocheapo.com/itineraries/shibuya-to-harajuku-meiji-jingu-walking-tour/

https://boutiquejapan.com/best-destinations-in-japan/

https://www.insidekyoto.com

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https://www.insidekyoto.com/nara-travel-guide

-Tips-

Helpful apps while traveling in Japan

Google Maps

Google Translate

TripAdvisor

XE Currency

Japan Navitime (Helps with navigating Tokyo subway)

GuruNavi (Yelp for Japan)

Highly recommend getting a pocket WiFi or MiFi. Japan Wireless is the only one I’ve found to offer the fastest internet speeds with unlimited data.

1,000 Yen Discount Promo Code: JWWMWINTER

https://www.japan-wireless.com/en

If you are traveling to multiple cities, I suggest getting a Japan Rail Pass. It allows you to have unlimited access to the Japan Railways. Use the JR Pass Calculator to calculate if it’s worth buying one for your trip.

https://www.japan-guide.com/railpass/

https://www.japan-rail-pass.com/

https://www.japan-rail-pass.com/assets/JR-Pass-User-Guide-04-16.pdf

http://www.hyperdia.com/

  -”things to do” Recommendations-

-TOKYO-

MariCAR Akihabara #1

Senso-ji Shrine

Meiji Shrine

Walk down Harajuku

Memory Lane - Shinjuku

-KYOTO-

Nishiki Market

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Sannen-zaka & Ninnen-zaka district

Fushimi-Inari

-NARA-

Todai-ji Temple

Nara-koen Park

 -Food Guide-

-TOKYO-

Shinjuku

Isetan Shinjuku (Luxury Food Court)*

Shinjuku Kappo Nakajima (Michelin Star/Affordable)*

Tsunahachi (Tempura)

Tenkuni (Tempura)

Shin Udon

Tokyo Mentsudan Udon

Menya Musashi (Ramen)*

Menya Kaijin (Ramen)

Fu-unji (Ramen)

Ichiran Ramen*

Tatsuya (Gyu Don)*

DEN (Modern)

Echigoya (Yakitori)*

Sarabeth (American Breakfast)

Shousuke (Yakitori)*

Sushi Tokyo Ten

Mister Donuts

Sushi-Zanmai Higashi*

Shibuya

Seirinkan (Pizza)

Maisen Aoyama Honten (Tonkatsu)*

Gion Tokuya (dessert)

-Akihabara-

Tonkatsu Marugo*

Maruka (Ramen)

Ginza

Birdland (Yakitori)*

Aoki (Sushi)

-Roppongi-

Naniwaya (Teriyaki)

Savoy (Pizza)

Tsukiji

Edogin (Sushi)

Sushisei (Sushi)

Sushi Iwa (sushi)

Sushi Dai

Meguro

Masakichi (Yakitori)

Tonkatsu Tonki

-Sugamo-

Tsuta Japanese Soba Noodles (Ramen)*

Duck ramen

-KYOTO-

Yamamoto (Udon)

Iroha Kitamise (Sukiyaki)

Ramen Sen No Kaze (Ramen)

Gion Tokuya (dessert)

Sushisei (Sushi)

Den Shichi (Sushi) 

Ganko Sushi

Ippudo (Ramen)*

Ramen Muraji

Inoichi (Ramen)

No Name Ramen*

Warai (Okonomiyaki)

Torito (Yakitori)

Owariya (Soba)

Omen Ginkaku-ji (Udon)

Ootoya

Asuka

Inoda Coffee

Arashiyama Yoshimura*

OSAKA

Minami

Chibo (Okonomiyaki)

Ajinoya (Okonomiyaki)*

Takoyaki Wanaka Sennichimae (Takoyaki)

Yakiniku M Hozenjiyokocho (Steak)*

Ryukishinraizu (Ramen)

Tsukemen Nidaime Misawa (Ramen)

Gekiryuu (Ramen)

Teuchisobaakari (Soba)

Nishiya (Soba)

Kamatakeudon (Udon)

Tsuki no Odori (Yakitori)

Shinsaibashi Madras 5 (Curry)*

Tennoji Area

Yamachan (Takoyaki)

Kita

Kiji (Okonomiyaki)

Bon (Kushikatsu)

Gunjou (Ramen)

-NARA-

Mellow Cafe (Italian/Pizza)

Wakasa (Curry)

Yoshinohonkuzu Tengyokudo Narahonten

*Highly Recommend

[konradnews]

Metropolitan Expressway explains the progress of the Nihonbashi Underground and Shin-Kyobashi Connecting Road. Also plans to expand "eco-safe pavement," which is good for tires and fuel efficiency.

Progress on the undergrounding of the Nihonbashi section and the Shin-Kyobashi connecting road In the Higashi-Shinagawa Pier and Samezu Reclaimed Section, “renewal downstream line work” is underway in the space between the renewal upstream line and the Tokyo Monorail, with the installation of piers completed in the Higashi-Shinagawa Pier section. Bridge face work, including floor slab and railing…