Maruyama Magnets

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Genshin Impact and Bandori Fanart

Color woodcut by Yoshikawa Kanpo, 1925 depicting a massive cherry tree lit from below by fragrant fires in suspended holders, for the enjoyment of people having an evening stroll.

Aya Fanart for her return in Bandori

moments before an earth shattering sumo stomp

Exuberant cherry blossoms on a grand old tree, lit by basket lanterns at night for a glowing effect. Woodcut by Yoshikawa Kanpo, 1925

turns out you were the slime all along!

The precious polar bear cub who turned his favorite toy bucket into a helmet

Cranes, Birds on Golden Yellow Screens, Maruyama Okyo 1770s

Spring Snow at Maruyama in Kyoto (春の雪京都円山, Haru no yuki Kyoto Maruyama) by Tsuchiya Koitsu (土屋光逸, 1870-1949), a Japanese artist famous for his ukiyo-e and hanga.