1 Jun 2006
New links added to MariMite Okazu reviews: Novel vol. 13.
26 Apr 2006
A new shrine has been offered to the worship of Kazemakase Tsukikage Ran. Includes information and some downloads for you to enjoy. Thanks to badlilsheep who introduced this anime in her blog.
25 Apr 2006
18 Apr 2006
I’m Here…
Features: Mizuno Youko & Satou Sei
From: Maria-sama ga Miteru
From: Maria-sama ga Miteru
A thank you gift for KyaniteD.
16 Apr 2006
yu_l_ia ~ One Pic
Features: Mizuno Youko & Satou Sei
From: Maria-sama ga Miteru
Inspired by yu_l_ia’s shortfic at Tales of Lillian.
From: Maria-sama ga Miteru
Inspired by yu_l_ia’s shortfic at Tales of Lillian.
16 Apr 2006
New links added to MariMite Okazu reviews: Novel vol. 12 parts 1-4.
12 Mar 2006
Thank you KyaniteD for the updated links to Okazu!
New links at MariMite Shrine:
Art & Fiction - Shoujo-ai Art, some Japanese art & games sites
Friends of Lillian - Jardin des Vierges (fanwork discussion)
28 Feb 2006
Lots of Maria-sama ga Miteru products at Amazon.co.jp, including doujinshi, yay!
Anime & Manga [view]
 Surprise Chocolate 
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 Gokigenyou 1 
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 Gokigenyou 2 
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 Gokigenyou 3 
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Novels [view] Drama CDs [view]
 未来の白地図 
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 いとしき歳月 
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 いとしき歳月2 
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 いつしか年も 
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 いつしか年も ltd edition box 
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More collectables at Yahoo Auctions
28 Feb 2006
New links added to MariMite Okazu reviews: Novel vol. 11 part 1 & 2.
1 Feb 2006
Kusudama Balls
Got motivated for the 2006 Chinese New Year festive season and decided to make these lovely Kusudama origami balls for my family. There are 20 pieces of paper required for each ball. It was alot of fun seeing the pieces come together and all these reaaalllllly cute balls come out at the end. *Thumbs up*. It is based on a diagram by Tomoko Fuse in her origami book Kusudama Origami
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Kusudama Ball - Butterfly
This was my very first Kusudama ball attempt. I was so amazed and inspired by the design that I thought I’d give it a go. It requires 60 pieces of paper as I also had to create the pattern paper needed to form the outcome I wanted for the flower pattern. Gotta be pleased with this one I must say. Although it took me about 1 week to complete it. It is based on a diagram by Makoto Yamaguchi in his origami book Kusudama: Ball Origami
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Sakura & Star Ball
Being amused by the different kind of origami balls that can be folded, I took time to experiment with these two. They both required 30 pieces of paper each. I really liked the result and have made them for my friends. Never fails to bring a smile to their face. ^_^ The diagram for the Sakura ball was by Toshikazu Kawasaki and can be found in his origami book 折り紙夢WORLD
, although I don’t remember the author for the Star ball, oopsies.
, although I don’t remember the author for the Star ball, oopsies.
A birthday gift I made for a good friend Miya-chan, who happens to be a Yoshitomo Nara