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House K by K2YT

Photography by 최실장

生クリームシュー（チョコがけ）

Teshima Art Museum, Teshima Island, Japan.

Among rice terrasses, you can find this intriguing contemporary artwork shaped like a drop of water. It allows the rain, the wind and the sun to enter the structure, thus letting nature interlocks with architecture.

Mexico’s National/Presidential Palace (the seat of the Federal Executive) goes up in flames in a Protest for the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students.

My country is in the brink of a revolution. The people are angry, and the government is useless, we have politicians claiming to be ‘tired’ of how they’re being treated, well we are tired of being killed off by our own government. 43 students are missing, presumed dead, and the people responsible for this walk freely while our president is on a trip to China.

We are tired of being more afraid of our own police/government/army than of drug cartels, we are tired of fellow citizens being murdered in cold blood.

Us students are tired of being in danger just for the fact that we exist.

People say that we are the future of Mexico, but there can be no future if there is no next generation.

Foreigners, please read and share this, please help us bring awareness to this situation that looks about to become a full blown civil war, please help us so that there will be no more cases like the 43 we have now. Please help us fight our government.

In México, we are all fighting against a president who can’t even keep us safe. 43 students from a rural university, between the ages of 18-30, were abducted and then murdered when they were on their way to a pacific event. Bullets came from municipal cops, and the order of shooting came directly from the governor of that particular region. Federal authorities have been covering their asses and the families of the students have no information about their people. Not even the dead bodies have been retrieved to them.

That’s why several universities from all the country have taken action. 

We support the families and their claim for justice and peace. 

あたし　"　I'm at miso soup　"　 何時も　そうぞうてき　で　いたい　の　；

you: omg that is so me!