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Transformergirl — The Passing of Another Year...
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Published: 2007-12-30 04:26:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 667; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 10
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Description
We must say goodbye to 2007 in a few days.A little fantasy pic of the year 2007 (as represented by a fancifully dressed Kimono girl) all grown up and such.
I'll be posting the follow up pic of Baby New Year 2008 on new years Eve.
I used the patterns of
Kanji reads: Ganjitsu. It's Japanese for New Years
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Wow! Check out all the layers in that kimono! It turned out great!
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Wow... You did an excellant job on her clothes and the colors as well. I especially like her headpiece. ^^
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*stares at beautiful kimono*
Goodness, what I wouldn't do for one of those!
Beautiful job, and the patterns just make it pop so wonderfully.
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Thanks.
I have a few Kimono (and a Yukata), but they don't fit me. Japanese people are so tiny!
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Oooooh, pretty.
I'm off out of town tomorrow, so Happy New Year to you! And to everyone else
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Hiragana's reading as "gan-itsu", not "gen-itsu". I thought it was "gan-jitsu" for "New Year's Day" (well, one of the variations).
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EDIT: Fixed. It's Ganjitsu, I just spelled it wrong in the Description.
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You'll have to change the hiragana in the pic later as well.
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Really?
I wonder if that chart I had was wrong. I tried to match the caraciturs(sp?) with the syllable.
Here's the one I used:
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Ga-n-i-tsu
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Chart's not wrong. If the pic says "ga-n-i-tsu", then why does your description says "ga-n-ji-tsu"? "Gan-jitsu" is the correct hiragana to say "New Year's Day". I can't find "gan-itsu" in my dictionaries.
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Fixed!
I changed the -i- to -ji-
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Did I write it wrong in the description or is it wrong in the pic?
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