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Perfect! KyoAni is unbelievable!
Thaks for sharing! o/
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Great post. One of the things I loved about this series, and many other ‘slice of life’ anime are the realism of the environments where the stories take place.
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Cool stuff, it was really interesting to see all those pictures side by side 🙂
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That’s awesome.I remembered seeing these places and their similarities on the Special features in Haruhi Suzumiya when some of the workers from the show took a tour to those exact places and took pictures and show how close it looked like from the show.Would like to visit those places someday,it would be awesome.
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Reblogged this on Leo's Mind.
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I’m a fan of your film location shots.
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Excellent blog you’ve got here.. It’s difficult to find high quality writing like yurs these days.
I seriokusly appreciate people like you! Take care!!
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Which part did you like the most? 😉
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Hey guys the picture in all place that post on this site that pair to anime is real ?? But the character in real life is real too ?? Do you know that ?? Or you dont know it?? Well ?? i will tell you that the real haruhi suzumiya was live now in austria ?? I dont know where the place in austria ?? But only i know haruhi suzumiya lives there now ?? She was 17 years old now ?? And other character in haruhi suzumiya anime ?? Hmmm ?? I dont know where they are ?? But i will try to search them if i have a time ?? I have a many things to do! ?? Now ????? Guys if you ?? Have to ask me ?? Any-else ?? Please reply to this comment ????? And thank you ??? Very much and have a nice day
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The answer’s going to be a little lengthy, so bear with me:
I hope that satisfactorily answers your queries 🙂
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I went to Cafe Dream recently and some fans seen at there. The station square of Nishinomiya-kitaguchi was quite changed and no longer had these monuments but the clock survivied fron scrap yard.
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Đẹp ơi là đẹp ấy ❤
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One of weird anime that been leaving me a very weird feeling of uncertainty, uncertain whether I like or not, or where there’s to be like or not, the very strange story but cover in much more like a daily day to day anime, actually if any one ask me whether I go to this pilgrimage tour or I go to Tokyo, I prefer this, very much, thank you
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It’s a mix of slice-of-life and fantasy. It’s mostly notorious for the non-chronological order of episodes (which is kinda annoying, since it doesn’t add anything) and the annoyingly cocky titular character with her tantrums.
Do note that, if you do ever go on such a pilgrimage, it’s best to combine it with other activities in the area you’re visiting. I’ve done this twice, and the setting is usually taken from boring urban areas – just homes, public buildings and infrastructure. Not the most exiting way to spend a holiday.
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Author’s note: it’s been about nine years since I first wrote this post. Back then, I was still working out which image host was the most effective, leading some of the comparison images to disappear when one of the hosts went offline. Currently, this post only has about half of the comparison images as a result.
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