Please Don't stare at me! by MineFujiko
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Description
"EHOU-MAKI"
We Japanese living in "KANSAI" (west japan) close our eyes towards the lucky direction of the year at night of the traditional end of winter and do not talk a single word, and that eat a "FUTO-MAKI-ZUSHI" without cutting it off small while remembering a wish is done with a custom.
For women in particular, because we open our mouth widely and eat, we are ashamed a little when seen from other people
"IYAAN MINAIDEYO!"
(No, Please Don't stare at me!)
lucky direction of the year is West-South-West.
DAZ Victoria4.2
DAZ Michael4
Ash for M4 by ManiHoni
DAZ Millenium Cat
Interior by Zippo
Oni-mask, mame-masu by halrunman
Yaki-Samma by nekoja

Comments (15)
Japanese women seem easily embarrassed... I take it Fujiko-chan is telling her brother to stop staring at her?
I will have a FUTO-MAKI-ZUSHI !!!! Looks great!
Great room, and very natural poses. Very nice work! Good job explaining it.
I think the cat wants a Futo-Maki-Zushi instead of what is on his plate, either that or he is staring too. Cats do that, stare a lot, and also turn their nose up at what you give them if you have something else they think they might like better.
Well done,awesome posing and scene!
Excellent composition, amazing image!
Fantastic work on this gorgeous composition....excellent done love it.
Stunning render!
あ!!恵方巻き(^^ 日本の今の生活がそのまま紹介された絵ですね。 It is wonderful reproducibility.
Very good!
Stunning lighting and your poses rocks my friend! :)
Very,very lovely scene!! Just on time!! Beautiful work as always!
Great Scene and Image:)
Thank you for sharing, love your works!
Wonderful scene! thanks for the lessons