General

pronouns: she/her vibe: juminocore · quiet mornings · warm light through curtains aesthetic: oversized knits, handwritten notes, tea cups left by the window, calm indie playlists, gentle smiles

Music

Movies

My Neighbor Totoro 1988 となりのトトロ Directed by Hayao Miyazaki Kiki’s Delivery Service 1989 魔女の宅急便 Directed by Hayao Miyazaki Howl’s Moving Castle 2004 ハウルの動く城 Directed by Hayao Miyazaki Perfect Blue 1997 Directed by Satoshi Kon ♡The Summer Hikaru Died♡Miffy♡Junji ito♡

Television

I have an undeniable affinity for programs that challenge the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Pokémon captivates me not as childish fantasy, but as a study in strategy and subtle companionship—a world where every creature embodies perfection in its design. Yokai Watch intrigues me with its playful yet precise portrayal of spirits, a reminder that the unseen shapes our daily existence in ways we seldom appreciate. And then there are the darker indulgences: Death Note and Junji Ito adaptations, exquisite in their meticulous tension, where intellect meets obsession, and horror becomes art. Each program is not mere entertainment; it is a curated experience, a delicate construction of emotion, intellect, and aesthetic that resonates with the refined cadence of my attention.

Books

my mind is a kitchen table covered in stickers,
tomatoes with faces, bread that smiles back.
everything is too bright to be sad properly,
so i glitter instead.
jam drips like feelings i refuse to explain,
strawberries gossip in the corners of my mouth.
i collect tiny joys—
a pancake sun, a rice-roll moon,
a bunny made of butter.
nothing here is serious.
everything here matters.
i live between cute and unhinged,
where food has feelings
and my heart is a lunchbox
packed too full to close.
if you love me,
love me like a collage—
messy, sweet, overlapping,
held together with tape and hope
and a lot of color.

Heroes