#tokitaka

[sixplusfive]

binged and finished rokuhodo yotsuiro biyori live action recently and now all i can think of is yakyo and tsunozaki……

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[sinskxdn]

Rokuhoudou Colourful Days ~ 鹿楓堂よついろ日和。<< click for netflix link

Today's food is.. Baked Apples !🍎

Episode -- 4

Timestamp -- 10:09

Baked apple 🍎

Ingredients

Apples, preferably big and good looking ones. In the series, they used Jonathan apples.

Cinnamon

White sugar / brown sugar

Butter

Other things like pecans or raisins

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Grab the chosen apples and carefully cut out the top of it, and make a hole big enough. Then, hollow the inside out but leave the bottom intact so it can put the ingredients. After hollowing it out, put fillings that you like such as pecans, raisins, currants and others. Place a tablespoon/quarter tablespoon of butter and sugar on top of it, and sprinkle some cinnamon. 🍎🔪

In the oven, pour some boiling water into the bottom of the baking dish. Bake at 375°F (190°C) for 30 to 45 minutes, until the apples are cooked through and tender, but not overcooked and mushy. If you're using a microwave, use a casserole that's deep and safe with a cover. Bake for 4-10 minutes, depending on how you want it. ⏲️

Like how Tokitaka and Tsubaki did in the show, you may also put vanilla ice cream on top! 🍦

[eu-white-rabbit]

Caio Fernando de Abreu, escritor e jornalista (Alexandre Tokitaka/Dedoc)

[ellas-journey]

Guns!!! And Tanegashima goes pow pow 🔫

Take a shot every time you see the joke "Demon Slayer would take half of the time if they gave a gun to Inozuke", then they realise that Genya does have a gun and that Inozuke does not have one because for him that's probably an alien mechanism (Or an Oni one ba dum tsss). And then everyone asks: "WHY DOES GENYA AS A GUN?!" CAUSE THEY WERE A THING AT THE TIME FOR GOODNESS GRACE!!! Once again this happens because people forget that we are in the Taisho Era [1912-1926] and that Japan was a war machine, while being in the perception that they did not know what guns where, because of the tale that the true warrior would only use a katana. Well, let me tell you that the Japanese loved a good gun ever since the 16th century and we have the Portuguese to thank for that. (PORTUGAL C*R*LH*) The Portuguese arrived at Tanegashima in 1543. And arrived by accident. At the time the Ming Empire and the Japanese Empire were not in good terms (are we even surprised?), and with the Ming closing the borders to foreign trade, it was the pirates that made the trade (cue the One Piece opening). The Waku (not waku waku meaning excited for the love of God, Waku means pirate) would trade the Japanese silver for Chinese silks, but still with a lot to gamble. And then the Portuguese arrived at Macau, and casually became the 3rd party that brought to the Japanese and Chinese what was needed for the trade. Now in the Japanese ports more western trinkets would show like bread, tobacco, dark skinned people, plants, and you guessed it, guns!

When the Portuguese and other Europeans [mainly Dutch] arrived in Japan, the country was at war [yes, the Sengoku Jiddai], so every type of war mechanism would be welcomed. The Daimyo of Tanegashima - Tanegashima Tokitaka - saw one Portuguese sailor, that arrived in a Chinese cargo, shooting ducks, and he quickly asked for shooting lessons. Soon he would buy the gun for himself and order his swordsmiths to replicate the weapons. Within a year the Japanese were able to replicate the gun and within a decade there would be gunsmiths all over the territory. The gun was called “tanegashima” only later being called “teppo”. There would be also books that would explain how to use them. But these weapons would be quickly adopted, used, but also quickly abandoned. By 1560 guns were already being used in battle. The battle of Nagashino was the most iconic one in history in these terms, since Oda Nobunaga used for the 1st time western techniques merged with the Japanese ones. But there was one problem with using guns in battle, all the rituals that took place before could be in danger (oh the drama). Normally, before the slaughter, enemies would exchange some words like presenting themselves or exchanging complements. But with guns, one could skip that and just shoot from afar. Guns were starting to be seem as double edge sword (please appreciate the joke). Everyone could learn to fire a gun and because of that it became a symbol of a lowly warrior. The mighty samurai still carried the 2 swords, the low-ranking ones started carrying a sword and a gun. Firearms were at its hight, and because of that the resistance would begin. A lowly farmer could kill a samurai. The skill stopped being needed in the warrior but in the weapon. On one hand everyone realised that these guns were superior, but on the other, no one on the bushi class would use them. The Japanese moved from sword to sword with guns, to only swords again. The last big battle were guns had a part was in the Shimabara rebellion. And after that samurai when back to the sword lessons. In reality there was never a formal ban of firearms in Japan. The Tokugawa Shoguns 1st started to control the production of Guns in 1607, were then 1st tried to unite all gunsmiths in the same place at Nagahama. Japan's being against the use of the gun could also be explain to his general reaction against outside ideas. People would try to adapt and develop new guns and swords ideas thanks to the small contacts that still came from the Dutch in Deshima, but the true revolution came with Commodore Matthew Perry and when he opened the borders by force. And so, the new government would develop a new military force, inspired by the western counterparts, and would ban the samurai from wearing their swords, and would put guns in the hands of the officials. At the turn of the XX century Japan was caught up with the new military technology from the west and will start to use them in a war force that would astound the Western side of the world.

FIGUEIREDO, Rafaela. 2022 - 南蛮 Namban: Mais do que Bárbaros: A arte como testemunho de um encontro cultural. MA Diss. Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa; PERRIN, Noel. 1979 - Giving up the Gun: Japan’s Reversion to the sword, 1543-1879. New Hampshire. David R. Godine Publisher.

[caicodequeiroz]

É hoje!

A tão esperada segunda temporada de “De Volta Aos 15” chegou na Netflix.

No elenco temos os atores Gabriel Wiedemann e Isaac Medeiros.

Vai lá conferir! 😉

@devoltaaosquinze

Direção: Viviane Jundi e Dainara Toffoli

Autores: Autores: Alice Marcone, Janaina Tokitaka, Bryan Ruffo e Renata Kochen

[rainerifernando]

Livro Pedro Vira Porco Espinho!

Autora: Janaína Tokitaka..

Editora Jujuba.

Ano da obra 2017.

Com 32 páginas.

Medidas : 18 cm largura x 25 cm altura.

Item usado em perfeito estado de conservação.

Ideal para colecionadores e apreciadores de boa literatura infantil.

Artes e Antiguidades

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Inktober día 22

SuiToki

[onionchoppingninja]

Japanese Omurice from Rokuhoudou no Yotsuiro Biyori

(Best viewed on a computer - tumblr mobile seems to eat up all my gifs!)

I always love new takes on ‘classic’ food, as well as food which hold a special memory/meaning to a character. This was the first dish served before they opened the restaurant for real - when someone was disappointed that Sui’s grandpa’s cafe was not open anymore - made with whatever was left in the kitchen.

Ingredients (for 2)

100 g butter

1 carrot, diced

1 yellow onion, diced

100g shirasuboshi (pic below) Basically small whitebait?

225 ml short grain japonica rice, uncooked

Men Tsuyu - get the whole bottle ready. (Noodle soup base for dipping cold soba/udon into. It’s basically soy sauce mixed with dashi, so you can approximate your own if you don’t have a Daiso nearby where it’s just $2.)

2-3 eggs per plate, beaten. (depending on size of eggs. You need a good fluffy omelette. So 4-6 eggs if you’re cooking for 2 people.)

1.5-2 tbsp starch (katakuriko)

For Garnish

¼ daikon radish, peeled and grated.

Seaweed (nori) strips (or cut your own)

Spring Onions, chopped.

Method

Set the rice to cook in your rice cooker! (This will take at least 20 mins so you can do all the other prep work in the meantime.)

Melt butter in pan.

Add in the onions and saute on low heat till transparent.

Add in the carrots and saute until slightly soft.

Add in the shirasuboshi, and stirfry for about 2-3 minutes.

Add in the rice, and toss well to mix.

Add the tsuyu to coat the rice to taste.

Remove rice from pan onto plates.

Heat the pan again with some oil or butter.

Pour the beaten eggs (plate by plate) into the pan and keep stirring your spatula, as if cooking scrambled eggs. But stop when the eggs start to solidify, so that you still get a good thick creamy omelette.

Cover the pan so that the top of the egg cooks after that for about 30 secs-1min.

Slide egg onto rice to cover it.

Repeat 9-12 for other people’s plates.

Dissolve the starch in 300ml of water, and put it into the pan.

Add the tsuyu to taste again and cook, stirring so it doesn’t clump, until the sauce is thick!

Pour sauce over the omelette and rice.

Garnish with radish, seaweed, and spring onions! I found that using a ladle to make a depression at the top of the mound helps the radish sit better.

Serve with green tea and enjoy! Good for people who hate fish!

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[Rokuhodou Yotsuiro Biyori - episode 4]

[thecrazyanimegirl]

Now, what kind of guests will tomorrow bring?

[sou-chan-the-murder-mom]

Ugh, I just love love LOVE having an anime to watch where I don’t have only one favourite character! They’re all so unique and loveable! But so far, my favourites are Gure and Tsubaki, but that doesn’t mean I dislike the other two in any way! Such a cute show!!!

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Rokuhoudou Yotsuiro Biyori - Review

Rokuhoudou Yotsuiro Biyori – Review

Rokuhoudou Yotsuiro Biyori é um anime do gênero slice of life que esta sendo produzido pelo estúdio ZEXCS. O anime que terá no total 12 episódios esta atualmente em seu sexto episódio.

Na história quatro homens (Gure, Sui, Tokitaka e Tsubaki) administram uma loja de chá japonesa chamada Rokuhoudou. Quando alguém visita a loja, é recebido calorosamente, servido com chá e frequentemente é ajudado…

[dahlia-coccinea]

Illustrations by Janaina Tokitaka for a Brazilian edition of Wuthering Heights (O Morro Dos Ventos)

[stray-ninjas-fandoms]

Bro Sui & Toki’s relationship is just so....🥺🥺🥺😭🥰

So cute! So pure! Like you can tell they know each other well and deeply care for one another and aaaaaaaaaa!!!

Mild spoilers below: ————————————

The last episode where Toki just gently places the winter coat on Sui so he’s not cold and they can go to the shrine together with everyone else honestly just wrecked me emotionally,,, HOW ARE YOU TWO GOING TO BE SO SOFT LIKE THAT HUH!? my heart....😭🥰😍🥺🥺🥺

And that they just instinctively stand next to each other and that whole mocha pounding thing and them being extra together with the rest of their found family!!! 😭😭😭

Sui using Toki’s pottery wares and Toki making sure Sui is okay anytime his brother is mentioned .... they’re a whole family your honor!

This surpasses any otp/brotp thing and is just so HEARTWARMING!!!!

Plus just the way the two care for Gure and Tsubaki too! 🥺🥺🥺🥺

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This anime as a whole = *chef’s kiss* 👌 (yes a pun and an appropriate one at that fufu)

But Sui, Toki and Kinako (how can you not love a chubby smug cat?!) took the cake for me 🥰