Akiba
Akiba is a treasure meant for the future and the present. She enjoys life and always keeps a smile on her face. She is very protective of her loved ones. Akiba is a fun and happy person, who loves giving back to her community with service. She is intelligent and talented. She enjoys the arts, music, dancing, drawing, writting . She cheerishes quality time with family, friends and especially with her life partner . Akiba is humble and gracias and does not realize she sprinkles her joy everwhere she goes. Akiba is always thriving to do better and expanding her heart to others. She may need to remember to be kind to herself and to not judge herself . Remember ' Akiba is a treasure'
I met a girl named Akiba.
akiba
Johnny Sasaki's codename in MGS4. He is known for his stupidity... and, well, shitting himself. A lot. Somebody should tell him to wear diapers.
"Akiba!" -Meryl Silverburgh, yelling at Johnny for not using his brain or common sense
akiba kei
Akiba-kei or Akiba-chan is a Japanese slang term similar in meaning to otaku.
Akiba-kei literally means "Akihabara style," referring to a district in Tokyo filled with stores selling electronics, manga, anime merchandise, and other products designed to appeal to the otaku subculture.
Akiba-kei particularly refers to men in their 20's and 30's who live in or around Tokyo and spend their leisure time in Akihabara. Their interests are particularly focused upon idols, erotic PC games, model figurines and manga. However, occasionally this also refers to young people (often including women) who look like a geek (otaku), even if he or she is not actually one or has never been to either Akihabara or any other 'geek-chic' place. More or less, now Akiba-kei is used as a synonym of 'creepy people'.
It may be used self-mockingly by Akiba-kei themselves or their friends, neutrally by Akiba-kei amongst themselves, or negatively similar to the English term geek; although in wider Japanese culture the term "otaku" is in more common use, and has the generally negative connotation.
The term was popularized in mainstream Japanese culture as a result of the 2005 movie, and subsequent television series, Densha-otoko.
Akiba-kei literally means "Akihabara style," referring to a district in Tokyo filled with stores selling electronics, manga, anime merchandise, and other products designed to appeal to the otaku subculture.
Akiba-kei particularly refers to men in their 20's and 30's who live in or around Tokyo and spend their leisure time in Akihabara. Their interests are particularly focused upon idols, erotic PC games, model figurines and manga. However, occasionally this also refers to young people (often including women) who look like a geek (otaku), even if he or she is not actually one or has never been to either Akihabara or any other 'geek-chic' place. More or less, now Akiba-kei is used as a synonym of 'creepy people'.
It may be used self-mockingly by Akiba-kei themselves or their friends, neutrally by Akiba-kei amongst themselves, or negatively similar to the English term geek; although in wider Japanese culture the term "otaku" is in more common use, and has the generally negative connotation.
The term was popularized in mainstream Japanese culture as a result of the 2005 movie, and subsequent television series, Densha-otoko.
wow the akiba kei is always in akihabara
Itsuki Akiba
It's Itsuki Akiba from I"s!! ^_^ She was friends with Ichitaka Seto, but she moved to America! ;_;
Don't tell het this, but I've seen her naked before! Tee hee! ~^_^~
Don't tell het this, but I've seen her naked before! Tee hee! ~^_^~
Itsuki Akiba, the girl from the kawaii manga I"s, is so cute that you just wanna hug her up! ^_^