Ignorant about shinto as I am, I wonder what's behind what happened in that scene, and if anyone can enlighten me. Thanks!
Background: I haven't seen all the episodes yet (I even missed a few ones of the first three seasons), even though I started watching the series years ago, and haven't seen the films either.
I found on archive.org a version of Clifford Harper's Anarchy: A Graphic Guide (1987) which has 202 pages (no index; the last page is a beautiful illustration of a woman's face laying on the ground, a big tree and daisies) but on Goodreads it says that that that same edition has 212 pages instead. Moreover, the file is called "Clifford Harper - Anarchy - A graphic guide.cleaned_text" which it is not clear to me if it's referring to the fact that the text can be selected (instead of the opposite) of that the text has been "cleaned" is some other way. Ten pages is a big difference in such a short book.
Does anyone have the actual book to check this out?
Local libraries don't have it in my country, the book does not appear for purchase in the author's shop page (I could not afford it anyway), and I was not able to find another pdf version.
Thanks!
Not many videos about the Japanese Garden in Argentina, but this one seems to be OK.
In case you don't know the place, it's quite an oasis in such a chaotic and (mostly) gray city —parks are mostly located in the fringes of the city and in wealthy neighbourhoods.
Hope you like it!
Ljiljani muslimanski simbol.