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The best part of my japan trip was seeing gundam daddy! #FursuitFriday #gundambasetokyo
It’s my birthday so you legally have to DM me photos of you in latex, sorry I don’t make the rules 😇
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Met an incredibly sweet person who gave us a personal tour around shizuoka and help me find the one game I was looking for this entire trip!
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I have a partner and a thriving social life, forgive me if I find my turtwig adorable
Una psiquiatra japonesa desató polémica al afirmar que los adultos que practican el "nuikatsu", la afición de pasear y fotografiar peluches de sus personajes favoritos, muestran una "infantilización mental" detrás de la cual se esconde una profunda soledad.
La doctora Tamami Katada sostuvo que, si estas personas tuvieran pareja o hijos con quienes viajar, no necesitarían llevar peluches como compañía. Sus declaraciones provocaron críticas entre aficionados, quienes defendieron el pasatiempo y rechazaron que se interprete como un problema psicológico.
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Well the crappy HR manager that was making over 300k and did no work finally left the place I got let go from.
Going to see if I can get rehired since the team needs my help.
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Fushimi Inari was really cool!! Definitely come before 8am cuz it gets packed. Super glad I got a torii gate there, awesome souvenir!
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So far I’ve managed to get a few things, really neat promotion to see in person.
Hyrule has taken over a real-life Lawson convenience store in Japan! ⚔️💚 A special The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time-themed Lawson store is taking over Akiba Trim in Akihabara, Tokyo!
The collaboration features exclusive merchandise, a sticker giveaway, and eight collectible clear files featuring artwork from the Zelda series.
Imagine exploring the store while Ocarina of Time music plays in the background! 🎶
The store is open until November 16, 2026. Would you visit this little piece of Hyrule? 👀
Photos: @manmaru_hm
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I think the biggest cultural shock about Japan that I have is the amount of times ive seen people leaving their cars running and doors wide open and no driver is around.
In America that would have gotten stolen so quickly, but here nobody bats an eye
Its honestly so refreshing
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