Erina wasn’t accustomed to feeling fear.

One could say she wasn’t well-versed on it – hadn’t experienced it before, didn’t know how to react, viewed it as a stranger – while others could say she simply refused to allow it to crack her ever-optimistic demeanor. 

Trudging through her hazy memory wasn’t easy, for whatever the reason. She recalled entering the establishment to accept her job – the daytime staff hadn’t looked thrilled, drops of nervous sweat falling from their brows, all tense shoulders and strict postures throughout their exchange – though anything further than that was twisted beyond comprehension.

The room she’d woken up in wasn’t recognizable whatsoever to her, and neither was the one she’d wandered into after exploring all there was – currently –  to the building. Perhaps it was just a tiny lapse in her memory.

The pink haired girl was staring up at the animatronics with those wide larimar hues of hers, seemingly unfazed by the situation. The way they moved was clunky and odd, their fluctuating voices mixing with dull mechanical whirs caused from their every motion. It was… It was… 

     "おお ！Super sugoi…“

Well, that was a reaction no one was expecting. 

chojogensho:

奈良ドリームランド -  Nara Dreamland

Nara Dreamland is an abandoned amusement park in Nara, Japan that is based off of the original Disneyland. Due to low crowds, the park closed in 2006.

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tokyo-fashion:

Just posted 150 pictures of pretty yukata on the streets of Harajuku during the Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival. We love Harajuku’s fun atmosphere during the festival - and we love seeing all of the colorful summer yukata on the street. Hope you enjoy the pics!

uncannyvalleyofthedolls:

Ferris wheel and giant Japanese newspaper man at the Nagoya Pan-Pacific Peace Exposition of 1937.