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5月 21

seiichirou:

yfrog Photo : http://yfrog.com/kjgqwrcqj Shared by 29chn

syntheticpubes:

by/via cleanmoralpolite

(takeshi-kuraから)

(出典: erotiqueeee、takeshi-kuraから)

theemitter:

(via A small selection from the TG inbox - BBC Top Gear)

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picapixels:

そしてレンズフレア (Instagramで撮影)

seiichirou:

山羊汁 - タコライス・琉球料理など沖縄の食を提供する沖縄ハム(オキハム)

theeidophusikon:

Slide Into The Sky
Eidophusikon Photography 

(poweroff666から)

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(konishirokuから)

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handa:

Twitter / @k_yonabalによる最近の画像

(出典: picapixels)

fadedeckoz:

I alone…

(poweroff666から)

(出典: notalltreasuressilverandgold、poweroff666から)

“芸術でも技術でも、いい仕事をするには、女のことが分かってないとダメなんじゃないかな。” — 本田宗一郎 (via handa)

(出典: darylfranz、tooruffから)

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Ponta and O-Yen with two Hangyoku (1890s) Via- Blue Ruin1

Ponta and O-Yen (Oen) were two famous Shinbashi Geisha. O-Yen (centre - standing) was renowned throughout Japan for her Cherry Dance and Ponta (far left) was considered one of the most Iki (stylish or chic) geisha of the 1890s. At the time this photograph was taken O-Yen was around twenty years old and Ponta was around seventeen.

Shinbashi geisha became the new elite during the Meiji period (1880s), overtaking the long established Yanagibashi as the most prestigious Hanamachi (geisha district) in Tokyo. Favoured by Government officials and the nouveau riche, Shinbashi attracted women just as ambitious and ruthless as their clients. The novel “Rivalry” by Nagai Kafu, first published in 1918, gives an account of the convoluted politics and tangled social relationships that surrounded the Shinbashi Hanamachi.

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