I freakin love haikyo and so on the way home from the Asuke my host family were kind enough to stop the car and let me take some photos. My host mother refused to leave the car though đđI find it really interesting to think about what kind of people came to these places and what led to the building's current state... I hope I can explore more haikyo in the future (within reason that is, ain't no trespassing allowed haha)
At the Trick Art Museum in Takao! I'm back in Australia now but I have a backlog of content to edit and post so please look forward to it! é«ć°Ÿć±±ăźèżăăźăăȘăăŻăąăŒăçŸèĄé€šă«ăŠïŒ ăăă«ăĄăŻïŒăăăȘăŒăčăă©ăȘăąă«ćž°ćœăăŸăăăćçăćç»ăèČŻăŸăŁăŠăăźă§ç·šéăăŠèżă ă«ăąăăăăŒăăăŠăăăŸăïŒæ„œăăżă«ăăŠăŠăă ăăđđ
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Here's a picture from when I went to Asuke with my Okazaki host family!! Couldn't really dress up cute because it was in the mountains and my host mother would have killed me HAHAHHA My host sister and I found a cute little staircase by the river and decided it was time for a mini photoshoot lolol!! My host parents were calling out to us from the bridge but we didn't hear a thing đ€·đŒââïžđ€·đŒââïž ăăȘăă è¶łć©ă«èĄăŁăæăźćçă§ăïŒïŒăăčăă·ăčăżăŒăšäžç·ă«ăă€ăłăčăżæ ăă€ăłăčăżæ ăïŒïŒïŒăŁăŠéšăăȘăăćçæźăăŸăăŁăŠăïŒïŒđđ
When I took this photo the shop assistant was trying to get my attention to give me some samples but I was too wrapped up in trying to get the perfect shot đđ Luckily my cousin snapped me out of it đđđ æ„ăæ„ăăăă©ç§ăć ă«ăȘăŒăčăă©ăȘăąă«ćž°ăŁăŠăŸăç§&ćŹđ©đ©đ©đ© æ©ăæ»ăăăăă«é ćŒ”ăăŸăŒăâȘ
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