The Very World That We Live In

Hello Peeps! Evur heard a festival named Awa Odori? No not Bon Odori, its Awa Odori. Well, the earliest version of it is from Kamakura era (1185 - 1333), a priestly dances of the Japanese Buddhist's style of hiji-odori and Nembutsu-odori and also kumi-odori. Well, they can last for several days. There are peoples dancing along the streets, colorful costumes. I watched the videos on youtube too and its amazing! It was established as major events during 17th century but died out during Meiji Period and making its comeback during Showa Period. Tokushima Prefecture is famous for this event. Well, if I have the opportunity to go there, I will!

Hi there. What is going on with my life~ It has been a while since the last time I've updated the blog. I've been through a lot, searching which career path that suits my passion which is world history and cultures. I was graduated from Multimedia University (MMU) in Malaysia (Bachelor of Multimedia (Hons) in Virtual Reality) and during that time I've always wanted to 'bring life' to any history that I've encountered (honestly, the very principle of my course in university itself is rather confusing so I will not touch on that). Herp Derp (Lord Fluffytail in Guild Wars 2) My most favorite world history chapters are Islamic, Greek, Chinese, Japanese and Roman civilization and how they influence the very world that we live in. Plus I've found many games that are somehow reference themselves to these civilizations such as Zeus: Master of Olympus, Age of Empires etc² and my most favourite ones are from Paradox Interactive. Crusader King...