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One of the archetypal steampunk figures is Jules Verne’s Captain Nemo. While there was no real-life analogue for Nemo, one fictional figure who was similarly archetypal in Japanese popular literature during the early 1900s was Oshikawa Shunro’s Captain Sakuragi, who appeared in six novels from 1900 to 1907. Sakuragi is a Japanese naval officer who grows disgusted with the Japanese government’s inability to do anything to resist the imperialism of Western governments in Asia and Japan. Sakuragi quits the Navy and on an isolated island somewhere in the Indian Ocean builds the Denkotei, an “undersea battleship” armed with futuristic weapons, including torpedoes and high explosive shells. In the novels the Denk0tei demolishes white pirates, the Russian, British, and French fleets, and Sakuragi and his crew go ashore to help Filipino “freedom fighters” against the imperialistic American occupiers.3. "Men and sometimes women from a group of families disavowed by mainstream Amish have terrorized a half-dozen or more fellow Amish." Via.












GHST RDR JACKET: highly tailored jacket with adjustable back straps.On sale here. Via.
Amazing collaboration between Zoetica Ebb and Plastik Wrap. Inspired by strict riding jackets of the Victorian era, Anime and the dark punk aesthetic. Made of a combination of quality suiting and soft knit, the jacket features 2 way front zipper, extra long sleeves finished with thumb holes, pleating waist details and structured shoulders. Adjustable back straps, make this jacket suitable for a variety of body types. GHST RDR summons visions of cyborg nuns, sexy assassins and art house aristocrats.









