Battleship Hiei? I'm no expert but that looks more like an early version of a Fusō
These two are GoodTimesWithScar's new kittens, Katy Bee and Mr. Finnegan.
i thought it was always written as Reimu Hakurei but read as Hakurei Reimu == since Reimu is her First name after all
taishiki said:
i thought it was always written as Reimu Hakurei but read as Hakurei Reimu == since Reimu is her First name after all
Asia simply has a different name system. Let's take a Westerner named "John Doe" as an example, who has a daughter named "Jane Doe."
"John" and "Jane" are their given names, while "Doe" is the family name. I would assume this comes from shortening "John of the Doe clan."
In Asia, however, family was/is held with higher regard than personal importance. As such, the given name comes after the family name; "Doe John" and his daughter "Doe Jane." This is also perpetuated by their language; Fujiwara no Mokou = "Mokou of the Fujiwara clan."
Having an Asian username, I'd assume you know that, but...I had time and felt like typing something that might be useful to someone. =P
I see a face...
4shiki said:
I see a face...
damn i see it too, what the hell is that thing?
henmere said:
Ikebukuro Bikkuri Girder Bridge Area
http://ie.to/?63702
reposting due to broken link https://goo.gl/maps/MLztELDavMS2
see also: post #2207852 -- artist revisits the same location, different angle
Updated
This bridge just south of Ikebukuro Station
Over 14 years later, even the "no bicycle parking" sign seems to be the same, but a large building has been constructed across the tracks.
