Free day today and it’s sunny! What should I do for a day trip? I’m in Hakata.
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76 hours, snake done, kitsune done. Time to meet Jubei and take on the Oni.
Doing the Kitsune first I think was good to give me a few extra tricks to use. Undying armour and the odachi is my friend, wish me luck.
u/ArtNo636 — 5 days ago
▲ 18 r/JapaneseHistory
Some Musashi history here from the Kokura Castle museum. Enjoy.
u/ArtNo636 — 6 days ago
▲ 12 r/japanphotography
Shimonoseki Straits Museum. Mojiko. Kita Kyushu. Telling the story of how important the Shimonoseki Strait was in Japanese history. Very interesting.
u/ArtNo636 — 7 days ago
Aussie Group C, Mazda RX7 from early 80s Bathurst James Hardie 1000.
u/ArtNo636 — 7 days ago
Bought this magazine a couple of years ago and still love it. 80s Hero, Vol 57, look at the R30 and R31 Skyline.
u/ArtNo636 — 7 days ago
▲ 46 r/japanphotography
Yoshinogari, Yayoi settlement in Saga, Kyushu.
Must see for any history buff.
u/ArtNo636 — 8 days ago
▲ 23 r/japanphotography
One of my favourite Japanese beers. Only available in Hokkaido but they sometimes do a nationwide sale. Luckily for me as I live in Fukuoka.
u/ArtNo636 — 12 days ago
▲ 104 r/vintagejapaneseautos
410 Bluebird SSS at a sad old car garage in Fukuoka. Not very well looked after and I wish I had money to buy a few cars.
u/ArtNo636 — 12 days ago
Last week, I came across an interesting article discussing early languages of the Tohoku region. If you're interested in this kinda thing, have a look.
u/ArtNo636 — 12 days ago
▲ 158 r/Ghostofyotei
Anyone else like Mad Goro?
Good character in the game. Made me laugh a couple of times.
u/ArtNo636 — 12 days ago
▲ 67 r/JapaneseHistory
Historic Meiji period buildings and canals of Otaru, Hokkaido.
Otaru was once the port capital of Hokkaido and between 1870 to 1910 had a larger population than Sapporo. From the Taisho period the government invested heavily in populating Sapporo and became the prefectural capital.
u/ArtNo636 — 21 days ago
▲ 54 r/JapaneseHistory
Sieged Russian island off the Hokkaido coast.
I took a short trip up to Shiretoko, Hokkaido. We drove up to Mt Rausu lookout and could see the Russian islands that were taken from the Japanese at the end of WW2.
u/ArtNo636 — 21 days ago
▲ 175 r/vintagejapaneseautos
Old 90s kei truck with trailer!
Snapped this, never seen before beast in Hokkaido a few years ago.
u/ArtNo636 — 21 days ago
▲ 12 r/Hokkaido
Saw the Russian islands from Shiretoko. Utoro sunset.
I took a short trip up to Shiretoko. We drove up to Mt Rausu lookout and could see the Russian islands that were taken from the Japanese at the end of WW2.
u/ArtNo636 — 22 days ago
You can see Russia from Hokkaido. Utoro sunset.
I took a short trip up to Shiretoko. We drove up to Mt Rausu lookout and could see the Russian islands that were taken from the Japanese at the end of WW2.
u/ArtNo636 — 22 days ago
Visited Reigando, the cave and shrine Musashi stayed at and wrote his memoirs just before he died.
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u/ArtNo636 — 26 days ago
▲ 6 r/Ghostofyotei
Just wondering what way everyone goes after the Yotei grasslands.
Which way do you go after finishing Yotei grasslands. Ishikari or Tokachi? Does it make a difference which way you go?
u/ArtNo636 — 26 days ago