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iskendaris.bsky.social
realised i never posted Seishirou's birthday fic from last year

❄️ Annex: Snow-catcher ❄️

~ Explicit 🔞🔞 SeiSub
~ Kanazawa homage fic 🌲
~ Fall 1997, Sumeragi Subaru is sent to investigate a mysterious curse

ao3: archiveofourown.org/works/582389...

#SeiSub #星昴 #東京BABYLON #x1999 #tokyobabylon #clampX
Collage of Sakurazuka Seishirou and Sumeragi Subaru set on top of a postcard image of yukitsuri from Kanazawa tourism brochure used as a cover for Tokyo Babylon/X fanfic Annex: Snow-catcher on ao3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/58238905/chapters/148304938 Yukitsuri is the art of tying ropes to protect the pine trees from being crushed from the snow fall weight. Fanfic summary: Seven years after the conclusion of the Bet, Sumeragi Subaru is sent to investigate a case in Kanazawa. Summary of Sakurazuka Seishirou and Sumeragi Subaru fanfic: Autumn 1997. Seven years after the conclusion of the Bet, Sumeragi Subaru is sent to investigate a case in Kanazawa. Excerpt: How the mind tours the wreckage, over and over again as if its ruins were its own amusement park. Shibuya’s Crossing, Ikebukuro’s Sunshine City, Shinjuku’s Godzilla: still the same youthful faces, walking over his wild-torn heart. Survey the scars: death, betrayal, and take each overturned memory, stones gripped so tightly that Subaru’s palms bled from how hard he held on to them. The smallest details, Subaru knew them all. He’ll practice his pain until each miserable flagellation stops having any meaning. Until one day, Subaru could finally say he felt nothing. He’ll tell that man then, with the same indifference displayed: I don’t hate you, but I don’t love you either, and Subaru would mean every word. Now Subaru has no wish for anything else. The illusory smile, the deadly smirk. Same thing. Same man. Subaru will find him. Subaru will be the death of them both.
November 10, 2025 at 9:42 PM
vaccinium.bsky.social
Yukitsuri were very fun to see.
Trees and tall buildings in snow with blue sky. Some of the trees have cones of rope. Trees in muddy snow with protective rope cones. A tree with a rope cone above it, seen in front of a pond and skyscrapers Several trees with rope cones. Skyscrapes surround the garden and are reflected in its pond.
March 1, 2025 at 2:52 PM
atomicker.bsky.social
Title: Snow at Daichi (1925)

Artist: Hasui Kawase

www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/... #ShinHanga #Art #Taisho #HasuiKawase #Winter #Snow #Japan
Snow falls on a residential street in Japan. On the left, a pair of tall trees standing in adjacent fenced yards have their snow-laden branches supported by yukitsuri; on the right, a female figure carrying a bamboo umbrella passes a 1920s-era automobile as she walks along the partially cleared road. Warm lights shine in the window of just one house at the end of the block. Another figure, also carrying a bamboo umbrella, passes by a snow-plastered telegraph pole at the far end of the little street. Above, the sky is dim and overcast; a heavy layer of fresh snow covers everything, and snow continues to fall across the scene.
February 5, 2025 at 2:46 AM
charlieyuki.bsky.social
Tsuzumi Gate (鼓門) behind yukitsuri, a tree hung with wires—I've come back to Kanazawa.
November 28, 2024 at 1:52 PM
charlieyuki.bsky.social
Kanazawa City Hall (金沢市役所) behind yukitsuri, preserving frames for trees from snow unique to this region: It's my primitive habit to take pictures of govt buildings.
February 13, 2024 at 12:14 PM
ticl.me
Great to see this wonderful Keaki in the Japanese Garden of Peace, @hfcouncil.bsky.social has had its branch supported in the traditional #Japanese way known as #yukitsuri

www.friendsjapanesegardenofpeace.org.uk/the-garden

@goparkslondon.bsky.social
November 14, 2025 at 9:33 AM
artichaut.bsky.social
Yukitsuri: Tree Preservatin from Snow - Shiba, Tokyo (2015)
(Monochrome practice.)
#Photography #Monochrome #Tokyo #Japan #ColorSkopar21mmP #MicroFourThirds
August 18, 2024 at 1:44 PM
japanauthor.bsky.social
Another postcard from my research on the late Meiji era. The woman is playing a koto. Used as a backdrop, an ancient cherry tree is supported by wooden struts, a technique known as yukitsuri. (Some species of cherry trees do have a tendency to lean.) The card dates from 1908. #Japan #history
April 9, 2025 at 11:29 AM
franciscosegui.bsky.social
Canopies of ropes, known as yukitsuri to protect the trees in the winter from the heavy snow in Kanazawa Japan.
December 5, 2023 at 9:32 AM
willemr.bsky.social
Yukitsuri (Japanese: 雪つり) is a Japanese technique for preserving trees and shrubs from heavy snow.
📷 📸 🖼 🎞
#yukitsuri #japan #takayama #Apple #iPhone 15 Pro Max #photography #python
Yukitsuri (Japanese: 雪つり) is a Japanese technique for preserving trees and shrubs from heavy snow.
May 29, 2024 at 5:41 AM
patchoulibliss.bsky.social
Yukitsuri is a technique that has been in practice since the Edo Period. This is where a series of ropes are strung over trees in an umbrella-like appearance to protect them from heavy snow during the winter months. #photography #travelphotography #japan #yukitsuri
November 25, 2024 at 4:00 AM
laurakwhite.bsky.social
A perfect moody fall day in Kanazawa after the #tRNA2024 meeting.
A bright red shinto shrine water basin with ladles for ritual purification, surrounded yellow ginko leaves on wet stone. It is raining. The moss covered gardens of Kenroku-en. A small pagoda stands next to a torii gate on an island, its reflection visible in the water below. The kotoji stone lantern balances at the edge of a pond. It’s a gray and cloudy day, but the maple trees have begun to turn red. In the distance, trees are tied in preparation for heavy winter snow using the traditional yukitsuri method. The watchtower of Kanazawa castle sits on steep stone walls over a deep moat. Repeatedly destroyed by fire and reconstructed. The tower itself has a diamond shaped internal footprint with 80° and 100° angles, so it projects out sharply at this corner.
November 23, 2024 at 10:48 PM
andrewgiffordphoto.bsky.social
Photo from a while ago: Kyoto, Japan

A scenic one for you! It was closed for works when I got there, but still easy on the eye.

#Photography
Colour photo in landscape orientation of a very large and mature deciduous tree on the outside corner of a walled garden. It’s late afternoon in spring, the light is soft, the treen isn’t yet in bud. The tree’s main boughs are propped up by yukitsuri (wooden tree branch supports, a technique for preserving trees and shrubs from heavy snow). On the path beneath the tree a young adult female Japanese citizen is riding past on her shopper style bicycle, perhaps from visiting family or friends this Sunday afternoon.
May 9, 2025 at 9:38 AM
danibures.com
el yukitsuri en los árboles 🫠😍
December 24, 2024 at 10:12 AM
secretchimp.bsky.social
Most visitors to Japan stick to Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka. All lovely but there's a lot to explore. I'm looking forward to visiting the galleries on Naoshima and the yukitsuri (snow protection for trees) that will be in both Korakuen and Kenrokuen gardens. Reckon 3 weeks will sharpen my language skills too.
October 27, 2025 at 7:30 PM
xn--eckza.jp
Day 15: tie 📷

“Yukitsuri” – ropes tied in Japanese gardens to protect trees from heavy snow.

#mbjune
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June 15, 2025 at 12:00 PM
secretchimp.bsky.social
Big day walking around Okayama, including an afternoon at Korakuen garden (one of the big three perfect gardens in Japan). Absolutely exquisite scenery and autumn colours. No yukitsuri yet, but many trees with winter protections in place. Wrapped up with a terrific golden ale at Kawazu brewing. 😕
A panoramic view of Korakuen garden showing manicured lawns, bodies of water and walking paths. A sculpted pine tree in front of carefully shaped shrubbery. There are bands of straw wrapped around the tree trunks to prevent burrowing insects working their way up the trunk. Okayama castle seen from a viewing area in Korakuen garden. A great example of a "borrowed landscape" as the castle is across the Asahi river and outside the garden grounds. A heavily sculpted pine on a small 'island' in a pond.
November 15, 2025 at 11:58 AM