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thekimonogallery: Kabuki actor, Bando Tamasaburo - the National Living Treasure of Japan. Photography by jumbokedama on Flickr

22577646544: Nara Daibutsu (奈良大仏) by Fesapo on Flickr.

ifnt0428: 150505 DILEMMA Japan Tour Encore in Tokyo © CAREFREE | do not edit, crop or remove watermark

lepidopteraqueen: 毬藻 its alive! this marimo is about 6 years old. The bottom of Lake Akan in Hokkaido Japan is inhabited by miraculously spherical rare algae called “marimo.” In 1921 they were declared a “Japanese Natural Treasure” and the

therealshadman: therealshadman: Nami and Nico digging for Treasure in unusual places. You can find much more like this over at http://www.shadbase.com/ I should draw more Weeb girls so people dont think Im anti Japan. (Big fan of their work in Pearl

gorgonetta: lepidopteraqueen: 毬藻 its alive! this marimo is about 6 years old. The bottom of Lake Akan in Hokkaido Japan is inhabited by miraculously spherical rare algae called “marimo.” In 1921 they were declared a “Japanese Natural Treasure”

khinsider: The Kingdom Hearts Series Memorial Ultimania released on October 2nd, 2014, the same day as HD 2.5 ReMix was released in Japan. This book contains a treasure trove of concept art and information dating back all the way to the first title,

cj-sewers: lepidopteraqueen: 毬藻 its alive! this marimo is about 6 years old. The bottom of Lake Akan in Hokkaido Japan is inhabited by miraculously spherical rare algae called “marimo.” In 1921 they were declared a “Japanese Natural Treasure”

snapbackgirls-blog: Takizawa Laura - Japan’s national treasure beauty

lepidopteraqueen: 毬藻 its alive! this marimo is about 6 years old. The bottom of Lake Akan in Hokkaido Japan is inhabited by miraculously spherical rare algae called “marimo.” In 1921 they were declared a “Japanese Natural Treasure” and the

My Place of Treasures

My Place of Treasures

lepidopteraqueen: 毬藻 its alive! this marimo is about 6 years old. The bottom of Lake Akan in Hokkaido Japan is inhabited by miraculously spherical rare algae called “marimo.” In 1921 they were declared a “Japanese Natural Treasure” and the

treasures-and-beauty: Harui Kōmin 春井恒眠 - Tea Caddy with Maple Leaves over the Tatsuta River (1912 - 1926) Japan. Wood, laquer, gold.

therealshadman: therealshadman: Nami and Nico digging for Treasure in unusual places. You can find much more like this over at http://www.shadbase.com/ I should draw more Weeb girls so people dont think Im anti Japan. (Big fan of their work in Pearl

thekimonogallery: A pair of two-fold screens “Fujin and Raijin” by Tawaraya Sōtatsu, property of Kennin-ji temple, Kyoto, Japan. : National Treasure of Japan. Photography by eagle 1 on photohito

cj-sewers: lepidopteraqueen: 毬藻 its alive! this marimo is about 6 years old. The bottom of Lake Akan in Hokkaido Japan is inhabited by miraculously spherical rare algae called “marimo.” In 1921 they were declared a “Japanese Natural Treasure”

daughterofaphrodite828: coiour-my-world:“A Tree to Treasure” | Japan || hobopeeba Bucket List 💜💜💜

japan-cloud: My treasures. Hinako Sano

zugilite: betagem:Yesterday we went to Nakano Broadway, an Otaku street in Japan and I found this treasure!! It’s the key animations of takafumi hori, the guest animator who did here comes a thought. I’m so happy I found this, she’s such an inspiration

nudy-japan: my treasure 原幹恵写真集

lepidopteraqueen: 毬藻 its alive! this marimo is about 6 years old. The bottom of Lake Akan in Hokkaido Japan is inhabited by miraculously spherical rare algae called “marimo.” In 1921 they were declared a “Japanese Natural Treasure” and the

style-beauty-passion: Risa Yoshiki from Japan. A lovely display, combining a conservative outfit with a provocative pose: a hidden treasure type of thing.

efikeff: Hōkan Miroku (Maitreya)Nyorai - bodhisattva/Buddha of the Future, Early 7th century, red pine Wood, 84.2 cm, Koryu-ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan National Treasure.

flipnote-remade: Marimo (毬藻) Considered both a treasure and a token of good luck by some, these naturally occurring algae spheres are native to the freshwater lakes of Japan and Iceland.

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