There’s always a pink donut

More Taiwan bear madness.

 

Action shot with tattoo and bonus rear cleavage

The ocean became full with bears.

Following big boys down to the beach

On arrival, we thought it best to follow these green shorts.

Just back from Taipei Bear Beach Party

At the northern tip of Taiwan last weekend was the 5th annual Bear Beach Party. A lot of big boys, sun, and fun. I’ll share some more photos this week.

 

Is that a Mexican skull with Japanese clouds and light rays?

This friendly young guy reminded me that even in Japan, “tattoos are not a crime.” I love how his shoulder piece combines Mexican and Japanese motifs. At Ink Rat in Koenji.

Not everyone is looking at the loud trouble-maker

What’s going on over there? Actually, I don’t care. I’d rather watch the lifeguards’ reactions. In Kamakura.

Good news. Tattoos still visible at beach, despite threats of banishment

In Kamakura, despite the “new rules” banning tattoos, there were plenty of tattoos. A win for freedom and moe.

Taipei bear beach party, at end of July

Taipei bears mix manga and beach party. Pass the beach ball, and share the inflatable donut. It’s Bear Festival 5.

Hello, world, this is my best pose

Congratulations, Argentina, and one very pleased goalie Sergio Romero.

Nakano Broadway is still in-your-face moe

I am not particularly interested in ladies’ rears, but I was cheered to see this photo exhibit’s lurid bait being attached to the wall along the Nakano Broadway corridor. I’m sure this young model made somebody happy.