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manga-and-stuff · 12 hours

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Source: Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō Yokohama Shopping Log ヨコハマ買い出し紀行

by Hitoshi Ashinano

#Yokohama Kaidashi Kiko #YKK #Yokohama Shopping Trip #Yokohama Shopping Log #Hitoshi Ashinano #Manga and Stuff #Mangacap #Manga #Art

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schwites · 1 month

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📣 Announcement 📣

I’m selling prints on InPrint!! I’ve been working on 3 new posters that are up now. Link in bio and below:

#art #artists on tumblr #3d art #b3d #blender #anime #touhou #touhou project #touhou fanart #pikmin #louie pikmin #pikmin 4 #captain olimar #olimar #pikmin fanart #ykk #yokohama kaidashi kiko #yokohama shopping log

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yuriolympics2023 · 10 months

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looking to sign-up for YSO but not sure what team you want to join? here are all the teams that need members to stay in the race!!

Arcee/Aileron (Transformers)

Adachi/Shimamura (Adachi and Shimamura)

Amanai Kanoka/Yachi Hitoka (Haikyuu)

Asa/Yuko (Chainsaw Man)

America Chavez/Ramone Watts (Marvel Comics)

Alice/Robin (Once Upon a Time)

Alice/Marisa (Touhou)

Alpha Hatsuseno/Kokone Takatsu (Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō)

Aya/Chisato (Bandori)

Celestia Ludenberg/Kyouko Kirigiri (Danganronpa)

Darcy/Tara (Heartstopper)

Edelgard/Monica (Fire Emblem: Three Houses)

Emu Otori/Nene Kusanag (Project Sekai)

Faith/Buffy (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

Haruno Sakura/Yamanaka Ino (Naruto)

Heather Chandler/Veronica Sawyer (chansaw) from Heathers

Hikari/Tairitsu [hikaritsu] (Arcaea)

Ishmael/Don Quixote from Limbus Company

Jane Crocker/Meulin Leijon from Homestuck

Kafka/Himeno from Honkai Star Rail

Kaguya/Mokou (Touhou Project)

Kaede Akamatsu/Tsumugi Shirogane (DanganRonpa)

Kanade/Mafuyu [KanaMafu] (Project Sekai)

Kouyou/Yosano (Bungou Stray Dogs)

Koishi/Flandre (Touhou Project)

Keiki/Chimata (Touhou Project)

Lapis/Amethyst (Steven Universe)

Lapis Lazuli/Jasper (Steven Universe)

Lucina/Severa from Fire Emblem Awakening

Minori/Haruka (Project Sekai Colorful Stage)

Momo Yaoyaorozu/Jirou Kyoka (BNHA)

Marianne/Hilda (Fire Emblem: Three Houses)

Mimi/Nyami (Pop'n Music)

Nastya/Aurora (The Mechanisms)

Nobara/Maki (Jujutsu Kaisen)

Nue Houjuu/Minamitsu Murasa (Touhou project)

Okuu/Orin (Touhou Project)

Okina/Yukari (Touhou Project)

Panette/Alear (Fire Emblem Engage)

Raine Whispers/Edalyn Clawthorne (The Owl House)

Rebecca/Sasha (Cyberpunk: Edgerunners)

Rachel/Quinn (Glee)

Renko/Maribel (Touhou Music CDs)

Riko Sakurauchi/You Watanabe (Love Live Sunshine)

Robin/Nancy (Stranger Things)

Ruby/Klaasje (Disco Elysium)

Ryne/Gaia (Final Fantasy XIV)

Satoko/Rika (Higurashi) - team leader: tbd

Scorpia/Perfuma (She-Ra)

Shenhe/Ganyu (Genshin Impact)

Susie/Noelle (Deltarune)

Sylvanas/Jaina (World of Warcraft)

Ty Lee/Mai (ATLA)

Ty Lee/Azula (ATLA)

13th Doctor/River Song

Yuzu/Satsuki (Konohana Kitan)

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pigzenhaenha · 6 months

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that one robot that has a café and likes to take pictures

love her

#Yokohama Kaidashi Kiko #YKK #Yokohama Shopping Trip #Yokohama Shopping Log #Hitoshi Ashinano #Manga and Stuff #Manga #Art #drawing #digitalart #digitaldrawing #fanart #artwork #pigzenha

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animehouse-moe · 2 months

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Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou Volume 4: That's All

You know, I was originally going to make some big blog post about finishing reading Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou, but it just feels wrong. I read this last volume in my bedroom, with my window open to let some air in, and time just passed me by. I wouldn't say that it made me 'happy' or anything like that, but it felt very right to just throw my consciousness towards this manga and simply enjoy it. It'll always be a bittersweet parting, but that's what it's meant to be. I just hope we'll see more of Ashinano's works in English.

Though, I'm also rather confident we'll be seeing a YKK anime or similar project announced soon. Alongside the reprinting of the art book (which I've got en route), it's now been a staggering 30 years since the publication of this series began. Also being a part of the prestigious Monthly Afternoon magazine from Kodansha, it's not like that it'll be a series that finds itself wasting away in an era like this one. Anyways, read Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou, and check out the pair of OVAs while you're at it.

#yokohama shopping log #yokohama kaidashi kikou #ykk #yokohama kaidashi kiko #hitoshi ashinano #anime and manga #manga #manga reccs #manga recommendation #manga review

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flo-nelja · 2 months

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Femslash February, day 16

What will tomorrow be?: Alpha/Kokone (Yokohama Kaidaishi Kikou)

Look at me, choosing to read this category as: some anticipation fiction.

Soft post-apocalypse, with robots kissing, for plot reasons (only for plot reasons? :D )

#yokohama kaidashi kiko #femslash february

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squishy-lombax · 7 months

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Book reviews from my book club

I host a book club that has unfortunately been lacking in active members. If you're interested in joining, please let me know. We are based on Discord. Warning: I've very passionate about the book club and will get on your case if I don't hear from you regularly. If any of the books listed here that we've read previously interest you, our book club may too! 18+ only. I have relatives in the book club, so I'll kick you if you're being weird. Books are in order of how much I enjoyed them! Disclaimer: These, of course, are just my opinions based on my tastes. (formatted for PC, not app)

Strange The Dreamer by Laini Taylor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unlike a lot of other high-fantasy books, this one isn't so overly complicated you can still enjoy it. The characters are all very realistic and lovable! This book dealt with a few very heavy topics, however, none of the situations presented were black and white. Especially with a character named Eril-Fane; he was handled so well in my opinion. Even the so-called villain of the story I was able to sympathize with and couldn't decide if I wanted her redeemed or dead. The the description doesn't do the book justice but I can't say much without spoilers. It's a LOT more interesting than it sounds, I promise!

Axiom's End by Lindsay Ellis ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This book has incredible writing, world-building, characters, and interactions. It felt like something that could actually happen (or may be happening right now depending on who you ask). This book has wonderful descriptions and I went through the whole book confidant in how the alien looked in my mind. Any confusion didn't feel frustrating, like in a "I'm just a dumb human" type of way. The main character felt very relatable, and the author wasn't afraid to make her humanly-gross at times. Which I appreciate. I also appreciate the huge emphasis on understanding, communication, and consent present in this book. Things that feel like they should be common in most relationship based stories, but unfortunately, are not.

Lockwood and Co. The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The characters were relatable and funny, and the environments were described excellently! I was invested in the story from chapter one and remained invested to the very end! I especially loved the descriptions of the ghosts and how they were handled. Just the right amount of terror and mystery surrounds them. In general, I usually hate first-person books; but this one strangely did not bother me. Truly a talented writer! I don't know how this book is considered a children's book, though, because even adult-me found myself sitting on the edge of my seat with the sheer thrill and terror this book invoked!

Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard: The Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This book is based on Norse mythology and it did a wonderful job at explaining this crazy and cooky mythos as coherently as possible. I think if you're interested in Norse mythology (or are a kid learning history) this book is a must-read. The whole story read like a spirited DnD campaign. It was funny, it was camp, and it was lively! I actually laughed out loud a couple times during this book, or had to bury my face envisioning certain scenarios. Representation is abundant with the main character being pan-sexual, the leading lady is Muslim, the first side character is a man that is a fashion designer, and the other is a disabled character (deaf and uses ASL). None of these characters fall into the terrible cliché of the "third wheel, dumb, friend" and all representation featured feels organic and natural.

Waking the Merrow by Heather Rigney ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I worried this would end up just being a trashy romance. I'm so happy to say it was not! It had enough sexy elements to remind you that we're dealing with sirens but it was far above fanfiction equality. I enjoyed the main character because there is something refreshing about having a character be so fundamentally flawed and yet you can still tell she is a good person and doing her best. All the characters were arguably unlikable and yet I liked all of them! I find it far more impressive to write a character in this way. The merrow themselves had great descriptions of their appearance and savagery. Yet they also appear to have a depth and complexity hinted throughout that I'm sure is fully explored in the later books.

Silver Spoon by Hiromu Arakawa ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This manga was extremely cute and down to earth. All the characters felt real and alive, going through struggles that may be very personal to the reader. I also learned quite a bit about farming. I was invested in the relationship between Yuugo and Aki and couldn't wait for them to just hold hands. I also enjoyed the realistic take on the relationship with Yuugo and his father. There is no big forgiveness moment and them continuing to have a strained relationship is something that sometimes happens. The characters and morals I feel can connect to many people. Although, this style of story isn't for everyone.

The Guardians: Nicholas St. North and the Battle of the Nightmare King by William Joyce & Laura Geringer ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I was introduced to this series through the movie, Rise of the Guardians. Although this book is a very simple read, I still really enjoy it. It's filled with so much imagination, heart, and gorgeous illustrations. Plus I always love a reinterpretation of childhood characters. I can actually picture myself reading my future kids these books at bedtime!

The Naked Don't Fear The Water by Matthieu Aikins ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I struggle to write reviews for things based on actual events. I enjoyed this book, which surprised me because books that recount actual events have a terrible habit of being boring to me. However, I rather enjoyed the way Matthieu wrote. It was just the right amount of storytelling while also staying focused on the actual events transpiring. This book does a wonderful job of educating its readers while keeping them engaged in a story.

Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō by Hitoshi Ashinano ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A lovely and relaxing read that does a wonderful job at romanticizing the little things in life. I can definitely see Studio Ghibli making a movie based off this story; they would do a fantastic job with this concept! I especially loved Alpha! (she's autistic and you can't change my mind!) I'm very surprised that this manga is in the Seinen genre because it feels more like it was written for cottage-core lesbians then adult men. One issue is that this story introduced a lot of interesting world-building lore that I was super excited to learn more about. However, sadly, it doesn't dive into any of these concepts more; they are simply brought up and rarely mentioned again.

Room by Emma Donoghue ⭐⭐⭐ The book is very interesting and covers topics I like. However, there is a surprising amount of nothing happening. The five-year-old point of view was hard to get used it, then was okay, but became grating again as the story dragged on. However, after the second half I wasn't sure what the goal of the plot was anymore. The story kind of drags with basic day-to-day things, and having it be from a five-year-old's point of view was no longer interesting to me. I feel like it would have been better if the point of views changed at the half way point to the mother's.

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch by Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman ⭐⭐⭐ (I read the book before watching the TV show) I found the book rather interesting in concept and I enjoyed the characters. Unfortunately, I personally have struggles with reading and thus the way this book is worded made it difficult for me. I felt there were far too many main characters to get invested in anyone, and just a general lot of nothing happening in the story. It always seemed like something was gonna happen, and thus kept my attention but it never really did, and thus left me feeling disappointed. There were plenty of funny moments but unfortunately, they just didn't make me laugh out loud at all. If you're going to read this book, do so as an audio book!

Lost in the Never Woods by Aiden Thomas ⭐⭐ This book was a disappointment. I loved the darker atmosphere with the murder mystery going on. I also loved the fluffy romance between Peter and Wendy. However, unfortunately, Wendy was dull as a protagonist, spending almost the whole book having things happen to her, rather than doing things herself. I do have a serious Anxiety Disorder but unfortunately, being anxious and sad all the time doesn't make for a very interesting character. The pacing was PAINFULLY slow! The direction I thought the book was going in was WAY more interesting than what actually ended up happening. Not to mention the characters didn't discover anything themselves, instead always having it explained to them in exposition dumps. It's a bad fanfiction quality book.

#book club #books and reading #booklr #reading #bookworm #booklover #readers #axiom's end #lockwood & co #good omens #magnus chase #strange the dreamer #silver spoon #rise of the gaurdians #Yokohama Kaidashi Kiko #waking the merrow #the naked don't fear the water #room #lost in the neverwoods

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shyolet · 5 months

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Babe are you okay? You reblogged scenes from Yokohama Kaidashi Kiko again

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greenssnake · 11 months

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tagged by @blissfullybisexually (i hadn’t seen your new username: amazing!!)

i’m currently finishing up the southern reach trilogy by jeff vandermeer. i read the first two books so fast but i’m taking my time with acceptance, i do not want to leave area x. i also received recently the second omnibus of yokohama kaidashi kiko so i’m reading that as well

my favourite colour is probably green, the dark emerald only found in dense forests

i’m not sure what’s the last song i listened to... i think space orphans by ichiko aoba

the first yokohama kaidashi kiko’s ova was the last movie i watched, if that even counts as one. if not that would be the wedding singer lol

how could you live without sweet, spicy and savory food? they’re all as equally important

i’m currently working on moving from this apartment and trying not to fall asleep at 6pm cause i keep waking up way too early

i’m tagging @arpicot @minivirgo @al0egarden and anyone else who wants to do it <3

#r

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queen-vv · 1 year

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People should watch Yokohama Kaidashi Kiko please

#it’s really sweet and relaxing #and quietly yuri as well #just keep getting into emotionally intimate situations with other women out of the blue #the scene with the robot girls kissing to exchange information is the first thing that happens in the whole series lol