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Old 03-29-2018, 12:32   #1
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Was Sun Tzu a He-Gassenette??

Amazing Images of Classic Japanese Fart Battles

From Japan’s Edo Period (1603-1868), there’s He-Gassen, or, “the fart war.” This centuries-old scroll, dated to approximately the 1840s, depicts an epic battle of gas between booty-baring men and women on horseback and on foot. Even a cat gets caught up in the fray at one point. The powerful gusts of human wind depicted can break through boards and traverse wide battlefields.

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Now that is a martial art (so says my wife) that I am a natural for.....
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Is that early anime?
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Old 03-30-2018, 09:39   #5
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Japanese wood print's were very popular in the 17-early 1800's and covered the gamut of history (usually martial) popular legend (bad spirits) and comedy as you have here.
I have a 1770 era wood print...they can be very detailed.
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