Know your mochi! Cute chart by
@T_marohiko listing famous mochi cakes variations (my favourites is kinako mochi -especially if served with kuromitsu syrup :D)
First row - zunda mochi ずんだ
餅
/ bota mochi
牡丹餅
/ yomogi mochi
蓬餅
/ kinako mochi
黄粉餅
Hello! I’m sorry for the distance from actual language posts. I’ve been really busy between school and trying to get all the boring “adulty” stuff done (also the WiFi isnt very reliable at all). Here are some random words I’ve managed to add to my vocabulary by mostly just observing and experiencing the life here in Tokyo.
あたため (on the microwave) : heat
すくなめ (a jasmine tea bottle) : small amount; lower Ex: caffeine
ふく (in a department store) : clothes
せっけん (in the cleaning department of Daiso) : soap
ほっぺた (on the packaging of blush) : cheek
きって (in the park info center) : stamp
だめです。🙅♀️ (when I tried to ask for change for to much ¥) : Not possible.
やま (on a poster for Mt. Fuji) : mountain
くやくしょ (a place I had to go) : ward office
にゅうかん (yet another place I had to go) : immigration center
まち (some random sentence I translated) : city
えび🦐 (at CoCo Curry 🍛) : shrimp
かぎ (learned from my landlord) : key
こちらこそ。(replaced my slang “same”) : me too.
うけつけ (when I needed help in fancy buildings) : reception
えき (while entering the station) : station
ちず (while panicking at the station) : map
あつい(while dying of heat in school) : hot
まつり( while in Ikebukuro during a dance 💃) : festival
Some sample pages from Andrew Loomis’s series on how to draw comics, 1939-1961, concerning perspective and composition. (The changes in font and layout stem from the fact the pages come from different prints.)
I tried to collect the most useful pages, but of course I’m limited to only 10 images per post.
This is a follow-up of sorts of the Disney “how to draw comics” handouts I posted earlier, and which can be found HERE.