Haruka Reset - Vol. 17 Ch. 141 - Emotionally Attached...
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Didn’t know that shoes can actually get damaged if you don’t wear them enough.
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how's possible this woman is able to sexualise even a pair of shoes... I think she needs a boyfriend.
Oh, on this week’s episode of “stalking fictional characters on Google Streetview”….eh, does the shoe repair shop in question actually exist?
Yes, yes it does.
シューズハウス・ふみや (Shoes House Fumiya) -
Shakujiimachi 3 Chome 17-7, Nerima, Tokyo 177-0041. Yep, it’s near the Shakujii-Koen station on the Tobu Ikebukuro line, and it’s one of 2 shoe repair shops on the same street.
It’ll be ironic if a later chapter is about a local Yakiniku restaurant or coffee shop - the entire area has a rather retro, late-Showa vibe.
Yes, yes it does.
シューズハウス・ふみや (Shoes House Fumiya) -
Shakujiimachi 3 Chome 17-7, Nerima, Tokyo 177-0041. Yep, it’s near the Shakujii-Koen station on the Tobu Ikebukuro line, and it’s one of 2 shoe repair shops on the same street.
It’ll be ironic if a later chapter is about a local Yakiniku restaurant or coffee shop - the entire area has a rather retro, late-Showa vibe.
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guest appearance by effin HANS ZACHS more or less, radiates the author of Der Meister.
Side note, any 80s-90s kids here? Remember when everybody was -meister?
Side note, any 80s-90s kids here? Remember when everybody was -meister?
Eh, I thought that was Dieter Zetsche, the guy who used to be on all those goofy DiamlerChrysler car ads from the early 2000s…
“Ja, I retired from Diamler back in 2019, got into my BMW i8 and drove it all the way to Nerima in Tokyo so I can work on this girl’s boots…BTW, have you looked under a 2006 Chysler 300C? We stuffed it full of German Technology - mind you, old Mercedes tech from the 90s…what did you expect, we invented cars…”
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I mean. I had never heard of him but you’re very right. es ist Der Meister.
Hans Sachs was a well-known citizen/poet/musician of Nuremburg in… the Renaissance roughly (will check dates- edit: yeah basically. Lived through the Reformation) who was professionally a shoemaker but left behind a famous manual of sword techniques. Never stopped making shoes though.
(Edit: one of many books was a dialogue with the Marx Brothers about their fencing school’s fundamentals— (not THE marx brothers sadly) mentioned e.g. Keith Farrell blog. Forgive the digression
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