As he is seen as the saviour of souls who have to suffer in the underworld, Ojizō-sama statues are common in cemeteries. He is also believed to be one of the protective deities of travelers, the dōsojin, and roadside statues of Jizō are a common sight in Japan. Firefighters are also believed to be under the protection of Jizō.
Inspirations, references, adaptations... call it whatever you like, but i come to the terms that nothing is original. People just stole things to create the better one.
So here... I steal stuffs from everyday things and try to create my little stories.
Saw Palhaco, Kirimapi, and Diva collaborate with the poet, Shuntaro Tanikawa in the dorms at Kyoto...
Gear Submission By: Mark Alan Thomas
“This is my favorite film camera, mostly for nostalgic...
