Anime: Japanese-English Pictionary.
Let’s play a game, even if the outcome is already predetermined.
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Anime: Japanese-English Pictionary.
Let’s play a game, even if the outcome is already predetermined.
Continue reading “Mothballs: Pictionary Sticks and Japanese-English Stones”
Anime: Your Choice! (Dottini-Suru?)
The name of this movie is not an instruction set meant for the viewer, but some very particular members of the creative staff.
This Week: The Door into Summer (Natsu e no Tobira)
Summer days for winter evenings, but a season once passed can never be returned to.
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Gift Title: Asura (Ashura)
Namu Amida Butsu and mindfulness of the Buddha, this holiday season.
Gift Title: Rainbow-Colored Fireflies: The Eternal Summer Vacation (Nijiiro Hotaru: Eien no Natsuyasumi)
Even seemingly endless days must, inevitably, come to an end.
Continue reading “Rainbow-Colored Fireflies, Anime Secret Santa 2014 (Part 1)”
This Week: Route 20: Galactic Airport (Pilot Film) [R20: Ginga Kūkō]
One of Gainax’s abandoned film projects on the side of the road.
This Week: Future War Year 198X (Future War 198X-nen)
An irradiated casualty of the English dubbing anime script adaptation wars of long ago.
Continue reading “Mothballs: The Future War of 198X, Decades Later”
This Week: Stamp Fantasy (Kitte no Gensou)
We edge ever closer the one of the busiest shipping and transport times of the year, so taking some time to focus a bit on a film about stamps feels appropriate.
This Week: Musashi: The Dream of the Last Samurai (Miyamoto Musashi: Souken ni Haseru Yume)
Much of history can be debated and interpreted in different lenses, though I do hope it is fair to think Miyamoto Musashi would at least be happy at the prospect there are people still trying to learn what he had to teach.
Continue reading “Mothballs: In His House at Reigandō, Musashi Waits Dreaming”
This week: Fantascope ~tylostoma~
Yoshitaka Amano creates a lonely world of few colors, and even fewer people.
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