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Become a Patron- An Introduction
- First Days
- English is Hard... Unless?
- Drive into the DANGER ZONE
- Posing
- Internet History
- Are you my Daddy?
- For Me? You Shouldn't Have...
- Kyudo Surprise
- A Vending Betrayal
- You Are My Star
- January Christmas
- A Big Need
- ARE YOU OK?
- Language Lag
- The Gift of Responsibility
- From Whence They Came
- You Only Have One Face
- Roll Happy
- A Toilet Betrayal
- Coronavirus 1 : A Special Case
- He Protec
- Coronavirus 2: Mask Up
- Invisible Tsunami
- Sanjuro
- Animal Crossing: Great Eggspectations
- Scoot Scoot
- The Best Dogs
- Raging pain
- Optimist
- Up and Up
- No... Not the Danger Bee!
- Thirsty
- Watch Your Profanity
- Vikings
- Big Leaf
- Eye of the Beholder
- Snek
- Buzz Off!
- Snack
- A Good Day
- Very Very Frightening Me
- Summer
- Carry Me Home
- Kimetsu no YABAI
- Thrusday
- Witching Time
- Scribbles A Go!
- Research
- 'Scuse-Me-Masen
- Daiso Santa
- Object Permanence
- Happy New Year Everyone! (Update/Patreon Ad)
- An OH NO! Japan spin-off: Three Corners: A Kittens Story
- Shimba
- Lara Dreams of Bread
- Compliment Crime
- Big Daibutsu
- Little Stalkers
- Ms. Lara Suss
- Matane (See You)
- Bye-bye!
- Homebound
- Abandoned (Halloween special)
- Messiah Among Us
- Cucumbers
- Ho-Ho-Hoshigaki
- Devious Children
- The Knack
- Pet Shop WTF?
- Don't Mind Me
- Collector Crimes
- Tsurura
- Otanjou-BIKURI
- Mlemm
- Pets Please
- Taiyaki
- Spotty
- Oh Come All Ye Pirates…
- Reverse Culture Joys
- Leggy Momma
- Buzzed
- Cuppa
- Home is Where...
- Taking the Rear
- Stop… Pyjama Time
- Tamatama-go
- English Corner
- When life...
- Like a Jungle
- May I Adult Now Please?
- How Big?
- Frothy
- Shin-zen-bi
- Excuse Us
- Bye For Now (But Not For Long)
- A cool place
- Time is Disgusting
- Revenge! (Pt.1)
- Revenge! (Pt.2)
- Oh Deer! Japan
- Shoes
- It’s Been a While
- Makiwara Sharei Surprise
- The Trifecta
Creator
Do you like persimmons? Have you ever had dried persimmon? I had the pleasure of being taught how to dry persimmon the Japanese way, called Hoshigaki or tsurushigaki. But like most things in life, even after following all the steps somethings just don’t come out quite right… Oh also, Merry Christmas/ holiday season! Hope you have a good one and a happy new year. Thanks for reading!
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