#shingetsu

[ygozexalarchive]

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal art done by Shiki Hitohira (しきひとひら) (No socials/official links available)

(Trivia: The first drawing was drawn in celebration of Zexal's final episode on March 23rd, 2014)

[shingetsusblog]

men in real life are not mening like the men in books

[influentialstreet]

Hey tumblr, it's been a minute! I've been taking the time over the summer to get some CD's and scan them in high quality, and I've been uploading them to youtube! Recently I was finally able to get "Signal" from Serenades former guitarist, Masayuki Takatsu. The album contained Serenade recordings that I have not been able to find anywhere else! So I took the time to remaster them and correct the speed so I can share them here :3

[enbi-fiend]

hey random question are you into men

KARAMA !!!!!!!!!!!!!! HUP!!! HAH!!!! HUAH!!!!! HAA !!!!!!!!! HEGALE !!!!!!!! SHAW !!!!!!!!! ADINO !!!!!!!!!!!! GEKTU!!!!!!!!!!!!

[cyanidas]

post-NWP despair-free komaeda re-learning to parent the kids like ^

[maigeiko]

I find it interesting that "月" was only introduced to Kyoto with Satsuki's debut in 2011, and has only been used for her and her little sister Mitsuki (2016). Since both are retired now, I'm curious how long until we see it again! It's not tremendously popular outside of Kyoto either, but there have some interesting names as well! 月子 Tsukiko (Osaka-Nanchi): Moon child 月若 Tsukiwaka (Tokyo-Shinbashi): Young moon 五月 Gotsuki (Tokyo-Akasaka): Five moons 進月 Shingetsu (Atami): Advancing moon 南月 Natsuki (Tokyo-Mukojima): Southern moon

"照" is much more common, but doesn't have a lot of unique names. 金照 Kinteru (Osaka-Nanchi): Golden shine 照美 Terumi (Tokyo-Shinbashi): Beautiful shine 照千代 Teruchiyo (Osaka-Nanchi): Eternal shine

"光" isn't very common outside of Kyoto - it sort of fell out of use after the 1950's and in the past 30 years, merely one Geiko/Maiko with this character in her name debuted (as far as I know): 里光 Satomitsu (Osaka-Nanchi): Bright village 小光 Komitsu (Osaka-Kitashinchi): Small ray of light 光菊 Mitsugiku (Hamamatsu): Bright chrysanthemum 光春 Mitsuharu (Kanazawa-Nishi): Light of spring/Bright spring

What’s In a Name? Part 18

It’s been quite a while since this feature has been chosen! Some of these were requested by a Patreon Super Supporter, and both regular Supporters and Super Supporters can choose what features they want to see. Click on the Patreon tab for more info ^^ Tsuki - 月 Prefix or Suffix: Suffix Old Meaning: Moon New (Standardized) Meaning: Moon Found In: Gion Kobu What could be more poetic than the moon? This simple kanji has an incredibly graceful meaning, yet is incredibly rare in the karyukai ^^ Examples 紗月 Satsuki (Gion Kobu): “Sheer Moon,” the first kanji in her name is that of the sheer, summer fabric often pronounced as “sha,” so you can imagine looking at the moon through sheer silk while trying to keep cool during Kyoto’s humid summers. 美月 Mitsuki (Gion Kobu): “Beautiful Moon,” very self explanatory ^^ Teru - 照 Prefix or Suffix: Both Old Meaning: Shine, Bright New (Standardized) Meaning: Shine, Bright Found In: Gion Kobu, Pontocho, Kamishichiken, and Gion Higashi Teru’s shine comes any form of light, whether that’s the sun or the moon or even a lightbulb! Examples 照古満 Terukoma (Gion Kobu): “Bright and Full Long Lived Life,” an interesting name as the “古” kanji was actually written with hentaigana.  シナ照 Shinateru (Pontocho): “Shining Resolve,” a really unique name as it uses katakana, which has become quite rare for geimei. 照代 Teruyo (Kamishichiken): “Shining Era,” the ““ kanji has been featured before, so this was an easy one ^^ 照子 Teruko (Gion Higashi): “Shining/Bright Child,” another self explanatory name that’s quite cute. Teru/Mitsu/Kō - 光 Prefix or Suffix: Both Old Meaning: Ray of Light New (Standardized) Meaning: Ray of Light Found In: All Five Kagai Oddly enough, the most common pronunciation for this kanji outside of the karyukai is “Hikari,” which is a name or term that most non-Japanese people are aware of (you probably knew of this pronunciation before you learned of any others!). 佳つ光 Katsukō (Gion Kobu): “Beautiful Sun Beam,” a slightly more poetic way of saying “ray of light,” I found that calling it a literal “sun beam” (as many translators will do) worked a bit better with its paired kanji. 光彌 Mitsuya (Pontocho): “Full of Light,” a really nice and bright name! 光三 Mitsuzō/Mitsumi (Kamishichiken): “Three Rays of Sunshine,” this is a very old geimei from a time where the furigana was not present in odori programs, so each given pronunciation is equally valid but does not detract from its meaning. ふく光 Fukuteru (Miyagawa Cho): “Lucky Light” or “Laughing Light” or “Scroll of Light,” due to the use of hiragana this name has many different meanings. 叶光 Kanomitsu (Gion Higashi): “Bright Wish,” a cute and happy name!

[shingetsusblog]

yall think i’ll ever find love like in the books?

[influentialstreet]

Shingetsu - Return of the Night (新●月 - せめて今宵は) Live at ABC Kaikan Hall, July 25th/26th, 1979

[killc0mmand]

more of these. in light of recent Creations

[moonlit-orchid]

Okay kite with BABY SHARK???? HELLO CAN I HAVE MY HEART BACK-

Also i love that this implies Quattro and Yuya all need glasses (and that quattro actually READS-)

Rio my beloved she looks so cute ahhhh-

CHRIS LOOKS BEAUTIFUL

And i love that this implies either he and trey do eating challenges or that they eat a huge amount of food.

HOLD UP SHARK'S IN DUMON'S CLOTHES STOP THAT'S SO CUTE HE'S PRETENDING TO BE DUMON (and of COURSE he looks demonic that's how brothers are-)

Smol galaxy eyes

Rei chipgetsu

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal art done by Shiki Hitohira (しきひとひら) (No socials/official links available)

(Trivia: The first drawing was drawn in celebration of Zexal's final episode on March 23rd, 2014)

[danganronpa-textposts]

thanks for the submission!

[funishment-time]

[organic-danganronpa-shitposts]

happy birthday nagisa :0

[maigeiko]

Outside of Kyoto, full Shibori Kimono are a rare sight, but you can catch the Hangyoku of Mukojima wearing those quite frequently! Kodemari 小手毬 Takachiyo たか千代 Kotori 胡とり Shingetsu 心月 Teruka てる香 Takachiyo たか千代

Spotlight: Shibori (絞り) Hikizuri On The Eight Day of Fun I present... a look at one of the most dynamic types of kimono found in the karyukai: shibori kimono! Worn in the coldest months of the year (December - March) due to their thickness, shibori hikizuri are among the most fabulous and expensive types of kimono found in the karyukai. Shibori (絞り) is Japanese tie dyeing and is extremely labor intensive. The most popular type of shibori is called Kanoko (鹿の子); translated as "Deer/Fawn Spots," they're made up of tiny circles that are hand tied, one-by-one, to make fabulous and intricate patterns. In the karyukai, the most popular motif for shibori is flowers (it is the flower and willow world after all!). In these examples we can see chrysanthemums, wisteria, cherry blossoms, and more! The best time to see these beauties in real life is in December during Kaomise Soken and in February during Setsubun; this is where maiko dress up in their finest, and there's no finer kimono than a shibori one! Images Mameyuri (豆ゆり) Kanohiro (叶紘) Hidemai (秀眞衣) Kimisora (君宙) and Kimishō (君翔) Kohatsu (小はつ)

[cerakuro]

finally get to post my piece for the Kattobingu zine! @aygozineproduction im so incredibly honoured to have been a part of this wonderful project and thank you to everyone who supported it by buying a copy of the zine! 🫶

[spittyfishy]

The Ultra Despair Girls crew sharing holiday fun! 🎄🎁🎄