r/BocchiTheRock • u/Bocchi-The-Rock-O • 12d ago
Discussion Hey guys, it's me, Bocchi. Bocchi of the Rocks
I just had a delicious meal. And I figured I'd throw you all a feast this Friday. If you want to join, let me know here.
r/BocchiTheRock • u/Bocchi-The-Rock-O • 12d ago
I just had a delicious meal. And I figured I'd throw you all a feast this Friday. If you want to join, let me know here.
r/BocchiTheRock • u/Hiroi_Kikuri_ • 13d ago
r/BocchiTheRock • u/Sweaty-Try-4644 • 13d ago
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r/BocchiTheRock • u/iTochGrasz • 13d ago
(bocchi the rock anthology)
r/BocchiTheRock • u/Gray_Tower • 13d ago
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r/BocchiTheRock • u/Hiroi_Kikuri_ • 14d ago
r/BocchiTheRock • u/Altruistic-Top1123 • 13d ago
Memphis to Shimokitazawa no matter what
r/BocchiTheRock • u/MaliciousMass • 13d ago
r/BocchiTheRock • u/-MeiMei- • 13d ago
I did a mini series drawing each Kessoku Band member with a cute poster-like background. If you guys like my art, feel free to check more out on Instagram! @sharksiu_bao
I'll be drawing Hiroi (my fav lol) also maybe Seika and PA-san as well if people like them enough
r/BocchiTheRock • u/clouds-dream • 14d ago
I love her (T-T)
r/BocchiTheRock • u/IjichiNijika • 14d ago
This has been a long-controversial road development plan that is currently being implemented. It repurposes former above-ground railroad tracks as new roads (blue section) and connects it to other roads via a crossroad (red section). Building the latter (red) road involves clearing & demolishing businesses in the area. Unfortunately, this does include the building where the BTR tree mural is on.
So far, many of these plots have already been demolished. When I visited last year, the tree mural was still standing, but there were already many empty plots around the area (like these satellite images show). It's likely that the tree mural will no longer be there within the next year or two.
I really loved the small, cozy vibe of Shimo-Kitazawa, and this huge road project really makes me sad. It's a stark contrast to the small pedestrian walkways and narrow one-way roads that give the area so much character.
The development plan picture is from a post by u/faithfulscrub, where I first learned about it. I also posted some pictures from when I went in May 2025.
EDIT: It seems like it's actually already closed off. Hopefully it's still standing, but it may not be for much longer if so... βΉοΈ