#70年代

[sofiaflorina2021]

Douzo Konomama (どうぞこのまま, Please Keep it So) (1976) - Keiko Maruyama (丸山圭子). This song is the third song on Keiko Maruyama's second album, Tasogare Memory or Twilight Memory (黄昏めもりい), released on 5 March, 1976 under the label King Records and composed by Keiko Maruyama.

This song is Maruyama-san's biggest hit. The genre of this song is generally bossa nova, pay attention to the electric piano, it's very jazzy. A perfect song to listen to at night in a bar while drinking cocktail in the late 1970s. This song was also covered by many other singers like Mayo Shono, Hiromi Iwasaki and Mizue Takada.

Media Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS521HcVK04

[retrodeluxe]

Pink Lady Christmas cake! Based on an old print add

[spunking-dummy]

#70年代　に人気だった#クロックポット #スロークッカー って最近だと云うのかな。 電気でトロ火で長時間煮込んだシミシミのトロトロな料理が簡単に出来る調理器具です。 未使用の新品を格安で購入出来たので、肌寒かった今日、初使用！ おでんにしました(^^) 昆布とオカカで出汁を作って付属のレシピ集の味付けで、70年代の懐かしいお味を再現してみました。 また色々試してみたいです。 https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckk5KalPOQO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[riara7]

久しぶりに「rockin'on」購入 はい。 表紙につられました！ この時期のDEEP PURPLEが大好きです。 #rockinon #deeppurple #雑誌 #音楽誌 #ロッキンオン #70年代 #70年代ハードロック https://www.instagram.com/p/CgKDv8oLif7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yodaprod]

1971

[venus-tanjou86]

[anamon-book]

現代世界革命と70年代　いいだ・もも編 いいだもも 東洋出版 カバー装幀＝根岸俊夫

[useyourimagination2020]

POPEYE 創刊号 復刻版より

[cerealandchoccymilk]

春休み中にブラック・ジャック全部読む‼️‼️ってテンション爆上がりの米国人友達がいるんだけど(ありがたい)、時代背景的に色々と心の準備が必要なとこを注意し忘れた 果たして大丈夫なのか……

[hariimiisu]

An attempt to making a fake screenshot. And Happy Carnival! 🎭🎉🪶 I follow a tutorial to make fake screenshots, but soon I show u us the link.

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[sofiaflorina2021]

Sayoko Yamaguchi (山口小夜子, 1949-2007), Japanese model and actress. She was the first Japanese model to appear at Paris Fashion Week. She began her modeling career in the early 1970s and became the pioneer of world-class Japanese female fashion model.

Her style and elegance is very unique at that time even until now with her black bob hair with straight bangs, narrow eyes with striking eyeliner and red lips. In the mid-1970s she attracted worldwide attention and called as the "oriental mystery". Her visuals were an expression of Japan itself that is unique anywhere in the world.

She called herself as a "wearist" rather than a model, meaning that she expresses her body not only for fashion but also film, dance, music and other forms of art. In 2005 she said "I think it can be said that humans wear their minds on their bodies. Moreover, they wear everything that surround them including the air and light. In other words, "to wear clothes is to live", I can say that".

I always admire women with a strong appearance like this and I also want to be one of them, especially because of the bob hair with straight bangs (this is a common female hairstyle in Japan in the 1970s, which was also greatly influenced by Sayoko-san herself). In these photos which were taken in 1973, Sayoko-san didn't use eyeliner but still radiated elegance. Ah, I love it.Media

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[palsuke]

重要文化財の秘密（東京国立近代美術館70周年記念展）

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[xbs2021]

[yodaprod]

Ginza (1971)