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bunny-hoodlum · 3 months

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Summary: Hinata answers an ad about a 'free' abandoned house/akiya on a little island off the coast, with dreams of getting away from it all and living a cozy life in a cozy village.

But for some reason the mailman looks like her neighbor, whom he calls 'brother' but they're not twins. And the pub owner and the market grocer and the only sheriff on the entire island all look exactly the same.

And they all want one thing.

Her.

#titles are hard and I technically only came up with two #sorry guys I have no self-control 🙈#naruhina fanfiction #naruhina #fanfiction title poll

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khaaidar · 8 months

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i miss tokyo

Areas:

Shibuya crossing

Shinjuku area

Harajuku area

Ginza district

Tsukiji fish market

Kabukicho area

Stores:

Mujii

Uniqlo

Issey mistake Ginza

Takeshita street

Comme des garçons

Ambush

Undercover

DSM Ginza

Asics

Y-3

Noir kel ninomiya

Shimokitazawa area (thrifting)

Laforet Harajuku

Parks:

Nara park

Shinjuku gyoen park

Ueno park

Yoyogi park

Kamakura

Shrines:

Meiji shrine

Sensoji temple

Art galleries:

National Art Center, Tokyo

Mori Art Museum

Taka Ishii Gallery

Tokyo Gallery + BTAP

Perrotin

Taro nasa

21_21 DESIGN SIGHT

Activities / plays:

Sumo tour

Sword dancing class

Kabukiza theater

Noh theater

Nature:

Meiji Jung forest

Isshiki beach

Onjuku beach

Zushi beach

Kamakura yuigahama beach

Miura beach

Akiya coast

Okutama hiking

Enoshima

Kawaguchiko

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pix4japan · 4 years

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Border Collie at Akiya Coast Having fun chasing and barking at ocean waves on the Akiya Coastline in Yokosuka, Japan. Commercial license, framed prints, canvasses: pix4japan.picfair.com Pentax K-S2 200mm ISO 400 at ƒ/5.6 for 1/500 sec.

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redsamuraiii · 3 years

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3 Days in A Remote Island Village in Japan - 本州から３時間離れた隠岐の島

A unique islander experience in Oki Islands, off the coast of Shimane Prefecture. It’s quite impressive that despite being “isolated”, life there is quite sustainable! They even have their own cute library with an amazing view of the coast and a very colorful tradition, literally, you’ll know when you watch it!

#micaela #japan vlog #oki islands #shimane prefecture #nishinoshima #ikaaya community library #akiya kaigan coast #japan #islands of japan #beauty of japan

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ourbedtimedreams · 5 years

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Fuji sunset view from Akiya coast by Shinichiro Saka Via Flickr: 秋谷海岸

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museumofasianamericanhistor-blog · 7 years

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Asian American Hardships Series (2 of 6)

Japanese Internment

Image 1- Otto Hagel & Hansel Mieth, Akiya Family (from San Francisco), Heart Mountain Camp, Wyoming, 1942

Image 2- Anti-Japanese propaganda following the Pearl Harbor attack. (Buzzfeed)

Image 3- A Japanese-American-owned business in Oakland, California. (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS)

Image 4- A family awaits a ferry to Seattle and on to a relocation camp. (BETTMANN/GETTY IMAGES)

After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, a rash of fear spread throughout the United States about national security and the possibility of spies among Japanese populations. This led to the harsh decision by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to issue Executive Order 9066. This order allowed for the relocation of all persons of Japanese ancestry, both citizens and aliens, inland, and outside of the Pacific military zone. The goals of relocation was to protect the nation against potential spies and to protect Japanese citizens from harm at the hands of anti-Japanese Americans. The main relocation movement occurred around the West Coast removing Japanese citizens in Washington, Oregon, and California. Roosevelt’s order affected the lives of 117,000 people of Japanese descent, some two-thirds of whom were U.S. citizens. Within weeks of the order been issued all persons of Japanese ancestry were ordered to assemble in centers around their homes, which would arrange them to board trains or buses that would send them to permanent relocation centers outside the restricted military zones. Most of these relocation centers were in the middle of the United States and established in remote and desolate areas. Japanese citizens were forced to leave behind businesses and homes with as much as they could carry in suitcases or sacks.

For more information about relocation, please visit this site:

https://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/japanese-relocation

To see more images of Japanese Relocation, please visit this site:

http://www.vintag.es/2016/10/japanese-relocation-during-wwii-30.html

#american history #japanese american history #immigration history #japanese internment

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ileftmyheartintokyo · 7 years

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Akiya coast, moonlit night Fuji by Shinichiro Saka Via Flickr: 三浦半島秋谷海岸 2017:02:12 05:55:46

#横須賀市 #神奈川県 #日本 #JP #20170212-DS4_3242 #2017 #crazyshin #Nikon D4s #AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED #February #winter #fuji #秋谷海岸 #富士 #立石 #full moon #yokosuka #kanagawa #33099658225

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japanisamazing · 7 years

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Akiya coast, moonlit night Fuji by shinichiro* 三浦半島秋谷海岸 2017:02:12 05:27:08 http://flic.kr/p/ShDuKw

#横須賀市 #神奈川県 #日本 #jp #20170212ds43229 #2017 #crazyshin #nikond4s #afsnikkor2470mmf28ged #february #win

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pix4japan · 4 years

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Bonten-no-hana Silhouette Silhouette of Bonten-no-hana, a land mass jutting out into the seas on the Akiya Coast in Yokosuka, Japan during sunset. Commercial license, framed prints, canvasses: pix4japan.picfair.com Pentax KP 18mm ISO 800 at ƒ/11 for 1/250 sec.

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pix4japan · 4 years

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Bonten-no-hana Silhouette Silhouette of Bonten-no-hana, a land mass jutting out into the seas on the Akiya Coast in Yokosuka, Japan during sunset.V Commercial license, framed prints, canvasses: pix4japan.picfair.com Pentax K-S2 57.5mm ISO 800 at ƒ/11 for 1/250 sec. #sky #clouds #island #beach #coast #Bontennohana #AkiyaCoast #Yokosuka #Japan #sunset

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