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Sharing of Touken Ranbu Stage Play Akatsuki no Dokudanryu

hi guys!! sO WUHUUU I MANAGED TO RIP TOUKEN RANBU STAGE PLAY AKATSUKI NO DOKUDANRYU and will be sharing the downloading link!! pls read the rules before asking me for the link and key!! thank youuuu

rules:

-message or send me an ask off anon for the link and key!! your blog must not be an empty blog post and it needs to have some reblogs our posts. i will not respond to empty or anons blogs!!

-absolutely no sharing of the link or the decryption key to anyone you know, the link and key information stay between you and me

-no re uploading of this stage anywhere on ANY streaming site whatsoever (eg. youtube, billibi, vk etc.)

-if i find out anyone has violated the last two rules, i will take the link down immediately

-in your message/ask pls let me know that you have read the rules and you will follow them!! 

uwaaaaah okaaay with that said, feel free to drop me a message or ask for the link!! don’t be scared ya?? i won’t bite!! unless you break any of these rules if you need help with the downloading or anything JUST MESSAGE ME i am more than happy to help you!! thanks everyonnneeeeeee!!

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Gintama + most dramatic → Katsura Kotarou

 ↳ requested by @laynce​

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Happy birthday, Makoto~! 11/17

I’m so happy you’re coming back next summer!!

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What I say: I’m fine

What I mean: In Fullmetal Alchemist, Roy Mustang says “It’s raining” or “It’s a terrible day for rain” at his best friend Maes Hughes’ funeral, held on a day with clear skies. It seems like he says this because he begins to cry after he says it. But when you think about it, Mustang is “useless” when it rains/when he gets wet because he can’t use his flame alchemy. He equates rain to uselessness. So when he says it’s raining at Hughes’ funeral, he means that he feels useless/helpless now that his best friend is dead. The writing in this show has the ability to rip out your heart and stomp on it when you’re least expecting it, then kick you while you’re down. I am NOT okay. 

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                    “….I wanted to be able to do something, just like others had done for me.”

05.09 || Happy Birthday sweet Belle, @natszume​ ;; I know this is a little belated for you because of time zones, but I hope you enjoy this all the same  ♡♡♡

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That was probably the last time that Takuma-san saw the three of them ☆

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY YASUMOTO-SAN!!!!!~~

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Kikuhiko, Konatsu & Yotarou reunited as Katsura, Sac-chan & Batou 😂

https://twitter.com/holy_kobayashi/status/838644644883787777

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宮野真守、“どん底時代”を回顧「子どもながらにつらかった」

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SWOON…

This boy will be the death of me!

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Besides undercut frenemies Otabek & JJ from YOI, here’s a fun reminder that Hosoya Yoshimasa & Miyano Mamoru also played:

Free! Eternal Summer’s Yamazaki Sousuke (Hosoya) & Matsuoka Rin (Miyano)

Chihayafuru’s Mashima Taichi (Miyano) & Wataya Arata (Hosoya)

Bungou Stray Dogs’ Kunikida Doppo (Hosoya) & Osamu Dazai (Miyano)

Ajin’s Kaito (Hosoya) & Nagai Kei (Miyano)

Basically: FRENEMIES4LIFE (For the most part)

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THIS IS THE CUTEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN 😍😩

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Touken Ranbu Kyo no Kiseki 2: Hizamaru, Souza Samonji

The last entry for my small journey during this event.

I went to Daikakuji on the rather westnorthern part of Kyoto city to see Hizamaru. Apparently, Hizamaru is kept here. To be honest, I have not heard about this temple before this event, and it’s rather far from everything else in Kyoto. However, I’m really glad I visited the temple because, boy, it is gorgeous!

I love the colours here.

Daikakuji is close to a pond, and you can view the pond and take photo of the Hizamaru panel at the same time.

such a photogenic location

The last place I visited was Kenkun Shrine, where Oda Nobunaga is worshiped. The Touken Denshi stationed here was Souza Samonji, who often expresses his hatred towards Oda in the game.

and someone left the little Kashuu there

it’s a shrine surrounded by greenery on top of a small mountain. You can take a nice walk in the park after visiting it. They sell the special Goshuin for Souza Samonji and Yagen Toushirou here.

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Toukenranbu Kyo no Kiseki 2: Ichigo Hitofuri, Akita Toushirou

Awata Shrine is associated with the two well known swordsmiths. One is Sanjo Munechika who forged JMikatsuki Munechika. Another one is Awata Yoshimitsu (aka Toushirou Yoshimitsu) who is known for his works of short swords--the Toushirou brothers in the game.

Awata Shrine is a nice shrine up hill. Here you can find the photo panel of Ichigo Hitofuri and Akita Toushirou.

With the chicken (as it is the year of chicken) and the Seven God of Fortune

they also sell the special Goshuin for Ichigo Hitofuri and Mikatsuki Munechika here!

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Touken Ranbu Kyo no Kiseki 2: Tsurumaru Kuninaga, Honebami Toushirou

During the event, you can find Tsurumaru Kuninaga at Fujinomori Shrine in the southern part of Kyoto. This is the place where Tsurumaru Kuninaga once resided as a holy sword and a subject of worship, before getting stolen away from the shrine.

The next stop I went was Toyokuni Shrine, where Honebami Toushirou was stationed. Toyokuni Shrine was built to commemorate Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who used to possess Honebami at one point of time. There was local market at the shrine when I went there, which was also interesting to see.

What’s more is that they have Honebami figure at the shrine as well!

Super cute and detailed!

Now, some of the shrines that participate in this event, including these two shrines, sell the special Goshuin (御朱印) or the kind of stamp and ink written seal given out at temples and shrines in Japan. 

Tsurumaru Kuninaga seal (left) and Fujinomori Shrine Goshuin (right)

Honebami Toushirou seal (left) and Toyokuni Shrine Goshuin (right) 

I didn’t buy all of these, but there are totally 6 Goshuin sold for 500 yen each during the event. here’s the list: Awata Shrine - Mikatsuki Munechika/Ichigo Hitofuri Fujinomori Shrinte - Tsurumaru Kuninaga Kenkun Shrine - Souza Samonji/Yagen Toushirou Toyokuni Shrine - Honebami Toushirou 

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Touken Ranbu Kyono Kiseki 2: Yagen Toushirou, Fudou Yukimitsu

Yagen Toushirou and Fudou Yukimitsu were the short swords (短刀 Tantou) once kept by the famous feudal lord in Japan’s warring states (戦国 Sengoku) era: Oda Nobunaga. I’m sure many anime fans must have heard his name at some point whether they have studied Japanese history or not--he’s just that famous and so frequently featured in anime.

Yagen and Fudou are stationed at the famous Honnouji,the temple where Oda Nobunaga was attacked and forced to commit suicide. The temple was burnt down during the incident, but was rebuilt and moved to the current location later.

It’s pretty sad to see Fudou at Honnouji, because his character is so loyal to his master and always holding the regrets that he couldn’t protect Oda during the incident.

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Touken Ranbu Kyo no Kiseki 2: Izuminokami Kanesada, Horikawa Kunihiro, Nagasone Koutetsu

My next stop for the event is Mibudera (Mibu Temple). This temple was used as the training ground for the Shinsengumi. Since Kashuu Kiyomitsu and Yamatonokami Yasusada are stationed elsewhere, only three sword boys are here.

Compared to these two, Horikawa is so small <3

Shinsengumi and their story are a regular resource for pop culture, so you can see that many fans from other fandoms also visit this temple to learn more about and pay respect to them.

The statue of Kondo Isao--the leader of Shinsengumi

Beside this statue, you can see Ema (絵馬), a wood plate where people write their wishes, decorated with illustrations from different anime, such as Hakuoki, Peacemaker Kurogane, Gintama, etc. Interestingly, Ema here is shaped like the blue Happi (the coat) that the Shinsengumi wear.

the illustrations are unbelievably detailed!

If you like Shinsengumi, then this is a nice little place to visit!

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