One of the best parts in living history events is when the public leave and you’re just vibing around in the sunset like this

I'm writing a monograph on the Battle of Shanghai (1937), not out of interest but rather pure spite for how bad the English works on the subject are. Look forward to its release in 2035.

A better suited uniform for the jungles Rabaul, New Britain c. 1944

Bought some deadstock vintage Japanese clothes for casual civie summer clothes, though the shirt feels a little tight

Mongolian bandit around the Inner Mongolia-Manchuria border frontier, c. 1932

Japanese forces surrendering on Panay Island, Philippines, 2 September 1945 after being driven away from population centers then fighting for 5 months in the mountains.

Kenpeitai Officer in Singapore with captured converse sneakers, 1942 👀

My reproduction squad cleaning kit contents for my Type 38 arrived today, although I still need to replace my modern bore brush with an original.

대한제국의 우마무스메 Umamusume of the Korean empire #ウマ娘

Shooting the Type 38 after a couple days of it being tossed around in mud and clouds of fine dust in an event. Even with a dust cover, dust will always find its way in and messed with ejection in this case. Gives a reason as to why they cycled the action from the hip.

Left: me talking to a Japanese nationalist Right: me talking to a Chinese nationalist

Showa 5 raincoat drip

Just received the Military Uniforms of the Korean Empire Illustrated book in the mail, big thank you to my friends in Korea! 루스뜨로 떼껄룩

鹵獲されたモ式小銃とベルギー製のBAR？ 昭五式防暑衣もいいな

What’s my signature thing? “Are you Mr Han from the YouTube channel Hattori Han?” 😭

Type 99 rifle monopod field use

My toiletries kit for Imperial Japanese Army reenacting which includes: waterproof toiletry bag, soap with tin, mirror, toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving brush, shaving stick, menthol rub, nail cutter, and razor.

Countries to collaborators after WWII: *executed for treason* Philippines: “Since you’re so good at collaborating we’ll make you ambassador” (Pictured is Jose Laurel III, who was the Philippine puppet president’s son & a Imperial Military Academy graduate)