kokoro no furusato
I mentioned to mon_bouche a while back that I might do a post like this, and today I was looking at all my photos from Japan and felt inspired. Two days before I left Japan, I went to Takarazuka City one last time and took a bunch of pictures, and now I shall share those pictures with all of you. ^__^
Far-away shot of the theater as you walk toward it from the train station.
The Most Magical Place on Earth!
You can't see the posters on display because there's a van obscuring them...
...So here they are. :-)
Cafe/terrace thing in the back of the theater... I never ate there, and apparently no one was out there when I took this picture. ^^;;
Along the street there are lots of little shops which are usually displaying signed posters from various stars. :-)
The Most Holy Shop of Shiny. I wish I'd taken a picture while it still had Wao's profile on display in that window...
Oh wait, I DO have a picture. Ha. :-P (And I bought that silly clock merchandise, oh yes I did.)
The beautiful Hana no Michi that runs parallel to the theater.
It features some charming little statues...
We all recognize these characters, yes? ;-)
Who lives in all those apartments, I wonder...? *dreamy sigh*
*sniffle*
Bonus: advertisement from the Takarazuka train station. Anyone who could identify which 'siennes are on that poster would have my great respect.
Going over these photos again actually makes me feel a little nostalgic and sad. ;____; I want to go back...
Far-away shot of the theater as you walk toward it from the train station.
The Most Magical Place on Earth!
You can't see the posters on display because there's a van obscuring them...
...So here they are. :-)
Cafe/terrace thing in the back of the theater... I never ate there, and apparently no one was out there when I took this picture. ^^;;
Along the street there are lots of little shops which are usually displaying signed posters from various stars. :-)
The Most Holy Shop of Shiny. I wish I'd taken a picture while it still had Wao's profile on display in that window...
Oh wait, I DO have a picture. Ha. :-P (And I bought that silly clock merchandise, oh yes I did.)
The beautiful Hana no Michi that runs parallel to the theater.
It features some charming little statues...
We all recognize these characters, yes? ;-)
Who lives in all those apartments, I wonder...? *dreamy sigh*
*sniffle*
Bonus: advertisement from the Takarazuka train station. Anyone who could identify which 'siennes are on that poster would have my great respect.
Going over these photos again actually makes me feel a little nostalgic and sad. ;____; I want to go back...