NHK 14 is out.
Anime - General Discussion Thread
Started by windrider · 26 Jun 2003 · 6,061 replies
Japanese Entertainment
krim wrote:NHK 14 is out.
so yo.
Tu_triky wrote:im missing xxxholic as well, are they still working tho? cuz the series has been licensed recently
http://www.mininova.org/tor/415204 (20)
http://www.mininova.org/tor/429147 (22)
http://www.mininova.org/tor/433601 (23)
http://isohunt.com/torrents/?ihq=xxxholic+21 (21)
MixxDreamer wrote:im missing xxxholic as well, are they still working tho? cuz the series has been licensed recently
it's my understanding that the entire series has been fansubbed.
here's a link to the entire series fansubbed by Mishicorp
http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/14234411/mishicorp
MixxDreamer wrote:im missing xxxholic as well, are they still working tho? cuz the series has been licensed recently
use the ISOhunt torrents, the mishicorp doesn't track anymore. Lemme know if you need seeds... i think i still have the torrents somewhere.
anybody watch the first couple of episodes of DEATH NOTE? i haven't read the manga but so far it seems like it'll be a really interesting anime...
saw it.. looks interesting, i'll stick with it for now.
reminds me of Bleach, for obvious reasons, as well as another anime.
reminds me of Bleach, for obvious reasons, as well as another anime.
krim wrote:saw it.. looks interesting, i'll stick with it for now.
reminds me of Bleach, for obvious reasons, as well as another anime.
i like the part when the ryuk said "JUICY" ...i cracked the hell up.
Tu_triky wrote:
i like the part when the ryuk said "JUICY" ...i cracked the hell up.
btw, Ryuk's voice actor is Shidou Nakamura....Yuko's hubby.
thought i reconized that voice.
krim wrote:thought i reconized that voice.
"JUICY"
hey it's a book about the Satou-kun's of Japan. INBOU DA.
Shutting Out the Sun: How Japan Created Its Own Lost Generation (Hardcover)
by Michael Zielenziger
From Publishers Weekly
After its 1990 economic crisis, Japan entered a period of stagnation and has yet to recover. Although at first limited to finances, this depression slowly spread to the country's political system as well as its national consciousness. One extreme example of the problem is the more than one million young men who have given up on school or employment, spending their days in their cramped apartments. In this well-researched and well-organized book, journalist and scholar Zielenziger reveals how these men ("hikikomori") are both a symptom of and a metaphor for Japan's ennui. With compassion and vigor, he presents close-up portraits of the hikikomori, while grounding their stories in the political, economic and historic realities facing Japan today. Zielenziger also suggests that women who avoid marriage and children, men who drink too much and both men and women fetishizing brand names are additional signs of the mass confusion and discontent. Seven years as a Tokyo bureau chief for Knight Rider newspapers has given Zielenziger the necessary access to this closed culture, though his exposé is bound to be controversial. His inclusion of both small details and the big picture makes the book as intimate as it is revealing. (Sept.)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Shutting Out the Sun: How Japan Created Its Own Lost Generation (Hardcover)
by Michael Zielenziger
From Publishers Weekly
After its 1990 economic crisis, Japan entered a period of stagnation and has yet to recover. Although at first limited to finances, this depression slowly spread to the country's political system as well as its national consciousness. One extreme example of the problem is the more than one million young men who have given up on school or employment, spending their days in their cramped apartments. In this well-researched and well-organized book, journalist and scholar Zielenziger reveals how these men ("hikikomori") are both a symptom of and a metaphor for Japan's ennui. With compassion and vigor, he presents close-up portraits of the hikikomori, while grounding their stories in the political, economic and historic realities facing Japan today. Zielenziger also suggests that women who avoid marriage and children, men who drink too much and both men and women fetishizing brand names are additional signs of the mass confusion and discontent. Seven years as a Tokyo bureau chief for Knight Rider newspapers has given Zielenziger the necessary access to this closed culture, though his exposé is bound to be controversial. His inclusion of both small details and the big picture makes the book as intimate as it is revealing. (Sept.)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
i dont believe it. it's part of the inbou da
krim wrote:i dont believe it. it's part of the inbou da
i think the book is published by NHK.
I.G Preps for Holland Animation Film Festival (2006-10-18 10:44:20)
Production I.G has a full slate prepared for the 11th Holland Animation Film Festival, which runs November 1-5 in Utrecht. Among its more unique offerings are Mylene Farmer's Peut-etre toi music video and Katsuhito Ishii's Kirin Beverages commercial. [ discuss ]
Production I.G has a full slate prepared for the 11th Holland Animation Film Festival, which runs November 1-5 in Utrecht. Among its more unique offerings are Mylene Farmer's Peut-etre toi music video and Katsuhito Ishii's Kirin Beverages commercial. [ discuss ]
Just watched Ep 22 of Nana with English subs. I've been waiting forever to watch this. Ok, Takumi's character is slowly starting to redeem himself.
MissMonika wrote:Just watched Ep 22 of Nana with English subs. I've been waiting forever to watch this. Ok, Takumi's character is slowly starting to redeem himself.
i know this is based on shoujo manga but i love the characters...i waited anxiously for this last episode...this show cracks me the heck up!
notice welcome to the nhk 15 is up....
INBOU DA!!!!!!
puru puru puru rin....pururin.
INBOU DA!!!!!!
puru puru puru rin....pururin.
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