Homewooork. I wanted to add my artist signature (as hanko) to this as well, but I don't have time. x_x Have to print it out today. I learned that it's Chinese and not Japanese which I found interesting! (it's that red mark with characters you see on Japanese scrolls. It's a stamp.) "The red stamp you refer to is the artist’s signature, and you should DEFINITELY have a hanko stamp made with your name in kanji! It’s Chinese, not Japanese, but the same thing, essentially. Everyone in Japan still uses hanko as their official signature, rather than signing their names, and they still use red ink!"

So sometime I'll get one! That sounds awesome. XD

My step aunt and her husband helped me out with the Kanji as they live in Japan. It looked better than using the Katakana they showed me, and they agreed. Haha.

ANYWAYS, this was about memories, so I decided to combine two: going to the Devil's Tower and seeing a bunch of prairie dogs when I was under 10... and then at 13-14 I was obsessed with Japanese stuff (and am back to being obsessed, too!) so it all worked out well. XD