Tokyo Taisho, 1919 (chapter 2) - The Okiyama
Title: Tokyo Taisho, 1919
Author: lalois
Fandom: Kanjani8, Arashi, others
Pairings: RyOhkura + others to come
Rating: from PG to NC17. Chapter is PG
Length: chaptered story
Words: 1649
Genre: historical AU, gender-bender, romance, drama, flirting, ust, angst, smut, introspection, hurt/comfort
Disclaimer: sadly I don’t own anything about Kanjani8, just my worship for my OTP.
Prompt/Summary/Background: Early twenties, Osaka/Tokyo. Ryo gets invited in Tokyo by his longtime childhood friend Jun. There, he'll get to know a whole new world.
Written on: December 2013 - January 2019. Chpt translated as of April 2019.
Previous chapters: -1-
Also available @ Ao3, LJ, DW
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Ryo
Tokyo is big indeed. It's huge and unrecognizable, nevertheless magnificent.
This city is increasing its speed to mark the pace of the changing environment; while I am here, I can easily determine how the things that happen in Tokyo reverberate like a giant wave on the whole country of Japan. Maybe the farmers outside the city cannot grasp it yet, but it's happening already.
I left Tokyo to go back to my native Osaka, and I do not wonder whether Jun might have never stopped asking himself the reason why.
Tokyo is a living heart, indeed.
It's rather difficult not coming to love Tokyo, and quite deeply, also.
Author: lalois
Fandom: Kanjani8, Arashi, others
Pairings: RyOhkura + others to come
Rating: from PG to NC17. Chapter is PG
Length: chaptered story
Words: 1649
Genre: historical AU, gender-bender, romance, drama, flirting, ust, angst, smut, introspection, hurt/comfort
Disclaimer: sadly I don’t own anything about Kanjani8, just my worship for my OTP.
Prompt/Summary/Background: Early twenties, Osaka/Tokyo. Ryo gets invited in Tokyo by his longtime childhood friend Jun. There, he'll get to know a whole new world.
Written on: December 2013 - January 2019. Chpt translated as of April 2019.
Previous chapters: -1-
Also available @ Ao3, LJ, DW
**
Ryo
Tokyo is big indeed. It's huge and unrecognizable, nevertheless magnificent.
This city is increasing its speed to mark the pace of the changing environment; while I am here, I can easily determine how the things that happen in Tokyo reverberate like a giant wave on the whole country of Japan. Maybe the farmers outside the city cannot grasp it yet, but it's happening already.
I left Tokyo to go back to my native Osaka, and I do not wonder whether Jun might have never stopped asking himself the reason why.
Tokyo is a living heart, indeed.
It's rather difficult not coming to love Tokyo, and quite deeply, also.