#iitsu

Seriously, why does this boy not get enough appreciation! This post is a about to go full Iidabowl. Anyway.

IiDeku:Pure boys, nerd boys. This ship is so underrated and I don't get it. Like, they have been friends since the beginning, they are there for eachother, the Stain Arc! Just, ahhhhhh!

IiChako: This pair is almost always used as a side or background pair, and it's a damn shame. They are friends, Iida assured her that her reason for becoming a hero was admirable, and just look at them. Big square husband with his smol round wife!

IidTodo: Again, the Stain Arc was an emotional rollercoaster. These two have great potential for hurt/comfort.

IiMomo: The Class Reps and the mom/dad friends. Both look and act more like adults than their classmates, but they both are actually huge dorks. It's a match made in heaven.

IiHatsu: Iida will support her in her gagateering endeavors while also making sure she takes care of her self.

Now it's time for the stuff most people don't ship!

IiBaku: Both are super smart, but at the same time are super different. Iida tries to be polite and follow the rules, while Bakugo could hardly be called polite. At first Iida seemed like a jerk, but that quickly changed. Bakugo was nd still is abit of a jerk, but at least he is making progress. Iida did try to kill a man, but Bakugo is ,like, constantly just this👌close to breaking a rule, no matter what. Just, wow.

IiMina: The strict, knightly speedster with the wild and adorable Alien Queen, yes please!. And he was second on the midterm exams while she was nineteenth! So what I'm saying is study dates. All the study dates. Also, imagine Mina teaching him how to dance.

IiYama: My knight boys! Both are so interesting with their outward personalities hidding some real deep personal nuances and emotional baggage. Also, the Provisional License Exam.

IiToko: Iida and Tokoyami are my best boys.

IiTsu: I can't be the only one who thinks they'd make a great couple, right! I mean, Tsuyu's blunt but sweet personality with Iida's kind and noble personality just kind of work. Like, if these two start having more interactions, I could see a good portion of the fandom boarding this ship.

Just after the success of  “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji”, popular ukiyo-e artist between Edo people Katsushika Hokusai produced “A Tour of Japanese Waterfalls” from 1833 to 1837. When he drew the pitcures, he used the name of “former Hokusai and Iitsu” for the signature. Because he give Hokusai to his disciple and took new name Iitsu(為一).

In the prints series, he showed the eight famous falls in Japan. They depict not only the place of scenic beauty, but also the lives of people who was familiar to the waterside.

  [su_label type=”black”]Garalley of “A Tour of Japanese Waterfalls”[/su_label]

  1.Ono Falls on the Kiso Kaido Road

2.Amida Falls in the Depth of Kiso Road’

3.Yoro Falls in Mino Province

4.Roben Falls at Oyama in Sagami Province

5.Kirifuri Falls at Mt. Kurokami in Shimotsuke Province

6.Yoshitsune Horse-wash Falls at Yoshino, Yamato Province

7.Aoigaoka Falls in the Eastern Capital

8.Kiyotaki Kannon at Sakanoshita on the Tokai Road

  Some of the Shinto ascetics did the water discipline under the Ono Falls(小野の滝). Utagawa Hiroshige also drew the waterfalls as Agematsu in the series of “Sixty-Nine Stations of the Nakasendō(木曽街道六十九次). 

The hight of the Amida Falls(阿弥陀の滝) is 80m. The name originated from that one monk prayed in the near cave, and Amida-nyorai appeared. We can see the stream through the round shape.

Yoro Falls(養老の滝) have a legend that a dutiful son scooped the water from the falls for his father. When he came back to the home, the water had changed into the alcoholic drink. It really made happy the father.

Many Edo people visit Ooyama Mountain in Kanagawa prefecture to pray. Before they climb the mountain, they did the water discipline under the Roben Falls at the foot for purifying.

One of the big three waterfalls in Nikko. The tourists enjoyed the falls before they visit Toshogu Shrine.

The falls have the story that Minamoto Yoshitsune(源義経), the brother of the founder of  Kamakura shogunate, washed his horse by the water. The traveler in Edo Period also would have done as the same.

Aoigaoka Falls(葵ヶ岡の滝)  at Akasaka, Edo don’t exist now. It would be not much of a falls, but Edo people might have love it.

It was said that the Buddha statue of Amida-nyorai, Juichimen-kannon, and Zizo-bosatsu was placed near the falls. So a lot of visitor saw Kiyotaki(清滝) in Edo Period.

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