#tamiya hiroshi

[stelmao]

doodled some kids from a normal after school club with no deaths and murders

[litchihikxriclub]

Ngl these terrible children really bring out my maternal instincts. Do you think they’d be receptive to a mother figure? Just someone who makes sure they’re fed and healthy. Who praises them and gently reprimands them when they get outta control. Most of canon could have been avoided with a bit more adult supervision 🤣

Absolutely. The whole "adults are bad" thing is 100% compensation for the fact that Zera's relationship with the adults in his life has been horrific. And really, all of them are so very love-starved. >A>

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Zera — He's highly resistant to parental attention at first, and your presence makes him sink even deeper into the whole "adults are evil" thing. And yet, relentless kindness wears down that defensive layer... and Zera ends up pitifully obvious about how badly he wants your praise. It's an attempt to gain the affection he's never had before.

Nico — The slightest bit of positive attention is almost pathetically effective with him. Nico is the one who gets obedient, fast. Thanks to a complete lack of parental affection at home, he has no mental defense for that kind of thing. It's obvious that he wants your approval desperately, no matter how awkward he is about it.

Raizou — A "mom" sort of figure goes over well with him. Since he's only ever had his dad around, it's... nice, in a weird way. He'll be bugging you constantly about makeup, fashion, and more, and gets uncharacteristically shy under the resulting attention. Terribly obvious about how needy he gets, though he'll pretend otherwise.

Kaneda — He spends a long while panicking every time you interact with him. It's partially because he's scared of doing something wrong, and partially because you remind him of his mom, and the resulting clingy feelings are way too embarrassing. All of the caretaking makes him want to hide... but he still really, really wants the attention.

Dentaku — Adult approval makes him feel kind of weird. Sure, he's always been praised for how smart he is, but a parental-like figure being so affectionate is new. Dentaku tries to divert it at first, unsure of how to respond (and thinking it's not right for him, anyway), but he turns out to appreciate the caretaking more than anticipated.

Dafu — Once he can (mostly) get over the horny side of things, he's very sweet with you. Parental attention is both extremely flustering and makes him feel like he's doing something right, and as a result, Dafu gets very, very clingy. And he's open about it. He's past the point of shame already, in general, so what does this hurt?

Tamiya — He has a decent mom already, but you're... really good to him, and he appreciates how you treat Kaneda and Dafu too. Hiroshi already knows how to behave around a parental figure, so he's not too weird about it. If anything, it's nice to have you around the club, keeping things from getting completely out of control.

Yakobu — He turns into an attention-seeking child, fast. Yakobu really doesn't get enough attention at home, so when you're around, he's clingy, annoying, and generally doing anything possible to not-so-subtly get you to interact with him. It's kind of sad, really, especially when you see how happy he gets over your affection.

Jaibo — Prepare for him to be a total brat about it. If you wanna act like his parent, he's going to give you every bit as much trouble as he did his dad. Really, it's all just defensive behavior. Jaibo is highly uncomfortable with adults being nice to him— your attention makes him feel weird and unsure, and he's lashing out as a result.

[asachuu-et-cetera]

Very lazy doodle, but you see my vision.

The fact that I immediately thought of this just proves I might be beyond saving, but oh well. Potentially a decent occasion for the Litchi Hikari Club fandom, less so for my likely horrified mutuals, but I do what I must.

Based on this Twitter post I came across randomly.

[fun-with-god-p]

headcanon that Tamiya tried to smoke in secret from the club (he is a rebel (he was caught))

[dearratboii]

I might be hyperfixating on LHC right now🧍🏻uh anyway here’s a redraw of those panels when they’re all first addressed. I wanted to try and figure out how they would look in my style

[ettaevie]

Do you have any idea who everyone else in the flags was based on??

Hm…if you’re asking if any of the Flags’ personalities directly align with any of irl Chuuya’s friends, Wikipedia hasn’t given me a whole lot of insight into that.

I’ve mentioned in this post that I hc Piano Man as Saburo Moroi. That’s the one I’m most confident about.

Chuuya also fell for a couple of actresses in his youth named Yasuko Hasegawa and Michiko. I think Michiko was just a crush and a muse, but Yasuko was his first love and a lifelong bestie. So that could have been the inspiration behind Lippmann.

For any other possible Flags influences I’d really have to reach though. None of his most notable besties really stood out to me as having anything to do with Iceman Doc or Albatross. Not even his ride or die Hideo Kobayashi. But then, wiki pages tend to just list accomplishments over anything about someone’s personality.

If you care to go into random headcanon territory, I did consider Iceman as Jiro Aoyama, an art critic and antique collector/appraiser. He was known for his “genius, discerning eye that could see straight into the essence of an antique to critique it harshly”, which reminded me a bit of our astute assassin. Chuuya’s friend group would regularly gather at his house for "Aoyama Gakuin" meetings, and he was known to make their mutual bff Kobayashi cry at drinking parties.

I also considered assigning Iceman as Testsutaro Kawakami, the Surya member who brought Chuuya into the group and introduced him to Moroi to begin with. He, Chuuya, and Kobayashi also started a magazine together called “Idiot Group” or “The Idiots” which could maybe have something to do with the Flags. Yasuko even ended up publishing a few poems through them. Kawakami and Chuuya were also really close to the very end. Chuuya sent him a letter of farewell when he got sick and Kawakami proceeded to visit his bedside every day.

Chuuya probably knew multiple doctors, between his dad and Mori and such. That could have inspired the Doc personality. For the sake of giving Doc a name though I just went with Hiroshi Tamiya. He played cello for Surya but is most famous for being a really important microbiologist.

Albatross is an enigma.

[byneddiedingo]

Ken Uehara and Kinuyo Tanaka in Yotsuya Kaidan (Keisuke Kinoshita, 1949) Cast: Kinuyo Tanaka, Ken Uehara, Osamu Takizawa, Keiji Sada, Hisako Yamane, Jukichi Uno, Aizo Tamashima, Choko Iida. Screenplay: Eijiro Hisaita, Masaki Kobayashi, based on a play by Nanboku Tsuruya. Cinematography: Hiroshi Kusuda. Production design: Isamu Motoki. Yotsuya Kaidan is one of the most famous Japanese ghost stories, put in classic form in the kabuki drama written by Nanboku Tsuruya in 1825. But in adapting the tale of a ronin, a masterless samurai, pursued by the vengeful phantom of the wife he murdered, Keisuke Kinoshita and his screenwriters, Eijiro Hisaita and the uncredited Masaki Kobayashi, jettisoned the supernatural elements to turn it into a psychological drama with overtones of Shakespeare tragedy: the ambition of Macbeth and the jealousy of Othello, abetted by an Iago-like villain. The ronin of Kinoshita's film, Iemon Tamiya (Ken Uehara), was dismissed by his former master for failing to guard the storehouse from a thief; he now ekes out a living with his wife, Oiwa (Kinuyo Tanaka), making and selling umbrellas. But while drowning his sorrows in sake one evening, he is approached by Naosuke (Osamu Takizawa), who plants in him the idea of wooing the wealthy Oume (Hisako Yamane), whose father has the connections that would enable him to find a master and restore his status as a samurai. Naosuke also plots with Kohei (Keiji Sada), with whom he served some jail time, to woo Oiwa, with whom Kohei has been infatuated since the days when she worked in a teahouse. Kohei's attentions to Oiwa arouse Iemon's jealousy, which Naosuke plays upon. As the prospect of marrying Oume becomes more likely, Iemon is given a poison to use on Oiwa, but he's initially reluctant to go that far. When Oiwa accidentally scalds her face, producing a horrible disfigurement, Naosuke provides an "ointment" that puts her in terrible pain and Iemon administers the poison. In the turmoil that follows Oiwa's death, Naosuke also kills Kohei. Freed to marry Oume, Iemon finds himself tormented by a guilty conscience, and when he learns that Naosuke was the one who robbed the storehouse that led to Iemon's dismissal by his former master, he turns on the conspirator. A fiery conclusion results. Kinoshita released the film in two parts, the first running for 85 minutes, the second for 73 minutes. Part I is more tightly controlled, efficiently introducing its characters -- there are lots of secondary ones, including Oiwa's sister, Osode (also played by Tanaka), and her husband, Yomoshichi (Jukichi Uno), who provide a kind of grounding in normal life. Kinoshita is not as successful at marshaling all of the secondary plots in Part II, and I tend to blame the director's tendency to sentimentalize, including the search of Kohei's mother for her son, for the weaknesses in the later parts of the film. But he gives his characters depth -- there is more sympathy for Iemon in the film than in more traditional versions of the story, which has been filmed many times. 

[purplemartincondo]

I’ll be here. Waiting quietly in the shadows of this dusty fandom. Right until I’m noticed and everyone feels regret from there :3c

[textsfromlitchihell-blog]

[mangasaw]

Hiroshi Tamiya (Litchi✰Hikari Club)

[s8-10sdomain]

[litchihikxriclub]

refusing to touch the boys and making them hump your thigh naked while you’re wearing clothes?

I'm leaving out the "refusing to touch them" part, since some of them really need some encouragement to go through with this. XD

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Zera — How dare you insist that he do something like this. Zera starts out complaining plenty, but once he's actually bare and in your lap— he's too flustered to form protests anymore. You bounce your leg until he gets started, and by that point, he's too turned on to do anything but hide his face and keep grinding into you.

Nico — He's determined to follow your orders no matter what, and yet, sitting in your lap like this teeters on the edge of more humiliation than he can take. Your praise wins out over any sense of pride, though, and Nico ends up obediently humping your thigh, trembling all the while and struggling to stifle desperate noises.

Raizou — He's all squirmy and flustered from the start, blushing red down to his neck, and whining about how cruel it is to make a maiden do something like this. Still, the combination of exposure and your touch means he's plenty aroused... and that desperation gets his hips moving eventually. Hides his face against your shoulder as he does.

Kaneda — Painfully embarrassed, Riku can only curl up in your lap and tremble for a while. Eventually, though, the soft touches and encouragement from you get to him... that, and this situation is kind of arousing, if he doesn't think about it too much. Actually humping your thigh is even worse, somehow, but he can't stop.

Dentaku — The whole set-up is terribly awkward. Dentaku can barely bring himself to go through with what you're expecting— no matter how hard he tries, it's just a lot. The closeness with you wins out eventually, though, and he's biting back little whimpers while he drags his cock over your clothed thigh. At least you like to see this.

Dafu — Embarrassed as he is, Dafu's horny brain wins out very quickly. He knows he has to look pathetic right now, but that doesn't matter at all when every little movement pushes his dick against your leg just right. He's drooling for it in no time, far too aroused to think that he should probably be a little bit ashamed of himself.

Tamiya — He's hesitant. This kind of position is a lot to handle, even if you insist it's hot. Hiroshi's face is going hot from the exposure alone, but the more you coax him into it with lewd words and teasing touches... okay, fine, it's not that bad. He ends up biting his lip the whole time, not wanting to embarrass himself any further.

Yakobu — While he starts out acting perfectly confident (it's just a sex thing, no big deal), once he's actually in your lap, Yakobu is nowhere near as self-assured. He can't stop fidgeting... but that just ends in friction. The accidental rubbing is enough to get him started, and after that point, it feels too good to make himself stop.

Jaibo — As you'd expected, Jaibo doesn't hesitate. If this is what you want, he's taking full advantage of it, and making himself look good as he does. However, underneath the seductive grinding and exaggerated moans, the position is a little... uncomfortable. It feels vulnerable and dirty in a way that both turns him on and hurts.

[the-lsa]

Litchi☆Hikari Club Log = Raizou + KaneRai & general memes

You can see how quality slowly got worse

[ttamiya]

Tamiya mood board 💋

[centibutch]

quality fanart for the manga LITchi hikari club :)))))

[samepicofbabyebi]

i’m curious to see if any of y’all have a favorite Ebi. like out of baby Ebisu, teenage Ebisu, and adult Ebisu do any of y’all have a fav? i love all the ebisus ofc but teenage Ebi is my fav. it’s because he kinda looks like Tamiya Hiroshi from Litchi Hikari Club and Konosuke Mori from The Laughing Vampire.