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[mynahh266]

Random doodles

[darikbelochka]

Shhh, they’re on a date

[tanuki-kimono]

Fantastic hikizuri (trailing kimono, probably a maiko's considering the sode-age sleeves tucks and pattern) depicting all-seasons sceneries & festivals.

[teuzmoonlit]

— 休みの日はこんな感じでたくさん食べて酔ってます🙌🏻✨ 🍜🍶

[gommette]

Yatai Encre noire sur papier Moleskine (21 x 29,7 cm) Œuvres disponibles à la vente chez Inventaire (Paris) Yatai Black ink on Moleskine paper (21 x 29,7 cm) Pieces available for sale at Inventaire (Paris) Instagram - Inventaire - Prints

[apeidn]

If anyone is interested in voice-acting some of the studio investigrave games, and if you don’t mind working with me throughout it, here are some general recommendations for the process!

1:- this will purely be voluntary and won’t be paid (no one on either end will, this is just a fun side project that will be uploaded onto here and Reddit)

2:- sending the audio of your lines for your desired character (you choose the character you want to voice, and also choose a specific scene, it won’t be the entire game being voiced!)

3:- once sent, I’ll edit all the audio together and it will be posted! (You can edit your own audio as you please, if that helps)

Thanks for taking the time for enjoying this and do DM me if interested, have a great day!

[scarlet-letter]

✎ᝰ.I'm going to make an intro soon, but just wanted to announce that I'm open to fanfiction requests for anything 𝕊𝕥𝕦𝕕𝕚𝕠 𝕀𝕟𝕧𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕚𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕧𝕖 related!

I do ships, platonic, poly - don't hesitate to ask (ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ.ﾟ

[daka-d3monb0y]

I finally looked through the unrealised SIG games. Best decision of my life.

⚠️NOT MINE. EVERYTHING YOU SEE BELOW BELONGS TO RACHAELDRAWSTHIS⚠️

I LOVE IT

AHHHH

[likeanatlas]

First up for the Yakuza 5 city maps: Nagasugai in Fukuoka. Do you like yatai? And running up and down very long streets? Then Nagasugai is the place for you.

As always, download the hi-res file from the direct link below for best results:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4kw6b0rlouwvl8dtflok2/nagasugai_2012_V1-0.png?rlkey=yrfui758oo3im18spfe85i38t&dl=0

[multifandomsillies]

can anyone point me to sig discord servers if they have any (official and fan)? i left it and i lost the link :(

[tipsynaga]

Yatai! 🍱🍜🍥🍺🍽️ this build inspired by watching hours of those yatai cart set-up videos

[mynahh266]

My sigverse opinion chart (antag is now blue-green, celeste is now green yellow,

[darikbelochka]

Happy birthday, majima!!!

[tanuki-kimono]

From our recent event of the fourth of July in the USA, I was also thinking of Japan's summer festivals. Besides yukata, are there kimonos that have festival themes like fireworks, festival decorations/sceneries, specific patterns, specific colors, etc.?

Japanese traditional culture is all about celebrating seasonality so indeed summer matsuri themed patterns are pretty common on summery items :)

(note that I used summer here in the Western sense of July/August. Traditional Japanese summer goes from something like May to July)

Yukata+kimono+obi+uchiwa are a staple, you can also find happi (tube sleeves coats) but those tend to bear mon (crests) and auspicious kanji.

Other festival garments count for example yosakoi (type of dance groups) uniforms, but those are more performance oriented. Otherwise, what would be a matsuri without fundoshi loincloth ;) (see how to tie one here)

On the top of my head, summer festival patterns can include (please note some are not summer only):

hanabi (fireworks)

dashi/yatai (parade float), used during processions. Mikoshi (portable shrine) is theorically possible but I don't remember seeing such a pattern

kingyo (goldfishes), kingyosukui is a popular summer game

fuurin (windchimes), often sold at matsuri

men (masks), most often kitsune or tengu but many more exist

toys, like dendendaiko (rattle drum) for ex.

matoi (firemen poles), brigades often present acrobatic shows in summer

chouchin (paper lantern), also see Obon below

etc.

Japan holds a myriad matsuri all across the country, each with their own traditions. But big celebrations often have related patterns:

Tanabata has stars, bamboo, tanzaku, magpies, ox, etc.

Obon has lanterns, cucumber, eggplant, death themed motifs (like nozarashi or graveplates), nod to Kyoto's Daimonji kanji, etc.

Famous festivals also have their own imagery (yamaboko float for Gion matsuri ex.).

As for colors, scarlet red is often found on matsuri decors, and indigo blue is a classical summer color (yukata were once dyed with it), but tbh any can be used nowadays :)

[teuzmoonlit]

My favorite place, where I eat well, drink a lot, laugh a lot and don't need to dress well ❤️✨

- And what is your favorite place?

[david6of7]

Chef Brian

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