fyeah-history: An Ainu woman, one of the indigenous people of northern Japan, in traditional garments, c. 1890s

fyeah-history:

An Ainu woman, one of the indigenous people of northern Japan, in traditional garments, c. 1890s

mahoshonen:

“Please do not enter the garden area.”

(Source: tomberi-no)

izarith: → キナコ

izarith:

→ キナコ

getoutoftherecat: stop that cat. you are not a pencil sharpener. also graphite is not good for you and you are not good for my pencil.

getoutoftherecat:

stop that cat. you are not a pencil sharpener. also graphite is not good for you and you are not good for my pencil.

kimononagoya:  Butterfly obi and butterfly kimono here at Kimokemo shop.  These butterfly are large and youthful, and printed in very bold colors, but they are arranged in a grid which is quite 70’s vintage, don’t you think? The colors here are really interesting on a white background, and the orange spotted obiage is tied in the back—beside the obi pillow, with the ends hanging down. That’s unique.

kimononagoya:

 Butterfly obi and butterfly kimono here at Kimokemo shop. 

These butterfly are large and youthful, and printed in very bold colors, but they are arranged in a grid which is quite 70’s vintage, don’t you think?

The colors here are really interesting on a white background, and the orange spotted obiage is tied in the back—beside the obi pillow, with the ends hanging down. That’s unique.

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  • Pairing I Hate Don’t Understand

(Source: sexydolphin)

oinseach: banana bossin

oinseach:

banana bossin

omgthatdress: Dress 1932-1934 The Metropolitan Museum of Art

omgthatdress:

Dress

1932-1934

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Tourist Trapped: A D.C. tour-bus driver tells all

D.C. attracts some pretty…special tourists. I’ve seen some really stupid (even by my standards) behavior before, but didn’t realize that some of these people were so out of it. (Being unable to understand that people jog on the mall? Seriously?) And I agree with what the author has to say about European tourists; they’re a joy to deal with compared to massive rednecks or groups of bratty 8th graders that seem all too common around here.