Pictures and other media about old video games, Japanese cultural exports, history, photography, ero, language, translations, EPCOT Center, music and whatever else crosses my mind.
An awesome look at old Famicom game creation (especially Mario 3), from a Japanese children’s book.
A project in this year’s school festival at Keio University was that female college students expressed their love to people for 100 yen. All of the money from the sales is supposed to be donated to the quake-hit areas.
今年の慶応大学学園祭の企画のひとつは、女子大生が１００円で告白してくれるというものでした。売り上げは全額、地震被災地に寄付されるそうです。
keiou daigaku no gakuensai no kikaku no hitotsu wa, jyoshidaisei ga hyaku en de kokuhaku shitekureru toiu mono deshita. uriage wa zengaku, jishin hisaichi ni kifu sareru soudesu.
The human figure somersaults and lands on the bidet.
その人影は宙返りをしてビデに着地します。
sono hitokage wa chuugaeri wo shite bide ni chakuchi shimasu.
Oh hey, this is cute. Artist is あわくも Awakumo.
Here’s the actual box and disks for the Ranma 1/2: Hiryuu Densetsu game. If anyone has this, I will pay $$$$ for it.