Ueto Aya

Sesshoumaru wrote:

i mean that i can dl cause all the free slots to dl are full :sweat:

really i just downloaded it....wait a second i'll upload it for you personally...so you can dowload it.

Tu_triky wrote:

i agree with you....i have seen many quality japanese films... quality is not merely a function of money and is often independent of financial considerations....i think the best japnese films though are the ones that don't require a big budget (non-action films)...because these focus more intimately on character, story, and acting....rather than stunts, expensive sets, and large scale casts.

that's why i love japanese doramas because they don't require large expensive budgets...the joy in watching them stems from the stories, the acting, and the characters - the most human qualities of any show or film.

thats right we have as an example of that: "Kagemusha" a good film without any special effects :metaldevil:

Tu_triky wrote:


really i just downloaded it....wait a second i'll upload it for you personally...so you can dowload it.

sankyou very much!!!! :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :woot: :woot: :woot:

i want to know something what does "SHIMOKITA IJO HARAJAKU MIMAN" means???? i even ask my japanese teacher and look on the internet and nothing :sweat:

Sesshoumaru wrote:

sankyou very much!!!! :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :woot: :woot: :woot:

no problem, here you go sesshoumaru.

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=batch_status&batch_id=eG0yCOS7p3k=

Tu_triky wrote:

i agree with you....i have seen many quality japanese films... quality is not merely a function of money and is often independent of financial considerations....i think the best japnese films though are the ones that don't require a big budget (non-action films)...because these focus more intimately on character, story, and acting....rather than stunts, expensive sets, and large scale casts.

that's why i love japanese doramas because they don't require large expensive budgets...the joy in watching them stems from the stories, the acting, and the characters - the most human qualities of any show or film.

That's probably a common feeling amongst JDorama patrons. :)

Sesshoumaru wrote:i want to know something what does "SHIMOKITA IJO HARAJAKU MIMAN" means???? i even ask my japanese teacher and look on the internet and nothing :sweat:

This was answered yesterday, no? Means something like "In between Shimokitazawa and Harajaku." It's up to the each individual to determine what it means for them personally. :hehe:

Hanzo21 wrote:

That's probably a common feeling amongst JDorama patrons. :)

agreed! :say_yes:

Hanzo21 wrote:

This was answered yesterday, no? Means something like "In between Shimokitazawa and Harajaku." It's up to the each individual to determine what it means for them personally. :hehe:

ooops ,sorry i didnt see it :sweat: anyway thanks dude!!! :woot:

thats a funky little article. no computer then aya haha. bless. she speaks a lot of sense about films etc and is being sensible about it all.
the natto bit made me laugh, natto, natto and more natto everyday!
i think aya needs a good break, and as the article shows, she ain't gonna quite shes gonna still be going at 40 :D

Tu_triky wrote:

with all the protein that aya gets from eating so much natto....no wonder her hair is growing back so quickly....and healthy looking too :)

good point :mrgreen:

bcgurl wrote:Yay for Aya.. Lol.

If a message really touches my heart, I write back. When I read a letter that tells me Ifm needed in some way, I answer it.

Whoooaaa... Did any of you guys try write a message? Maybe it will touch her heart and she will reply.. :mrgreen:

good idea! i might go write one now, my japanese isn't good enough to say much more than hello, and what time is the next train? haha

Tu_triky wrote:

She's an ever-rising star in Japan and Asia at large....she seems astute enough to know her audience and know where she will acquire the most fulfilling experiences to advance her craft without needing to pander to the lure of Hollywood. I believe her responses regarding the progression of her career were thoughtful and focused. She's a young woman who understands there is so much she can learn and extract from projects at home without needing to go abroad to Hollywood.

Although she can't use computers well, it appears all the natto is good brain food.

i better go get some natto right away...

Freefall wrote:

good point :mrgreen:

hey all that protein and enzyme activity (nattokinase which only comes from natto) keeps her looking healthy and fit ^_^

Tu_triky wrote:


in Japan televison holds the esteemed position that the film does here in the States....it's the dominant form of entertainment...not to say that the Japanese film industry is insignificant but it doesn't occupy the same hallowed place as TV...TV generates more money, with commericals and what not, than the domestic Japanese box office.

haven't you noticed how even some of the most popular stars don't necessarily transition to film as most American actors aspire to do.

unless Aya was able to land a meaningful role why go Hollywood....she's so young at this point i don't think she would get a meaningful role that would substantiate her inclusion in a film....language barrier not being the least reason.

to be honest thats probs the same case in the uk. people know actors etc from tv more than film.

Hanzo21 wrote:

I'm 99% sure someone in her organization monitors this thread as part of their official PR job. Probably not much of it gets back to Aya other than, "Your fans still all adore you."

Sort of half-way suspect that the person whose job it is to monitor this and other Aya fansites is little bit jealous that Aya-chan does have so many fans that love her from the heart. Not jealous of Aya, but jealous that he has so many sincere competitors.

haha he probably actuallt reports back to aya "aya, your fans are fucking weird"

nubs_cooper67 wrote:

i better go get some natto right away...

right away in japanese = "ima sugu"

Sesshoumaru wrote:

as a resume you're trying to say.... :dancing: that you cant compare the monster of the industry of films like hollywood, both are very diffent in many ways for example: ju-on japanese and USA version, the usa version sucks, another thing that we have to check is the "imagination" even if the japanese films cannot compete with the extraordinary budge of the USA films, they can create many extraordinary movies :woot:

to be honest i agree with you completely. and ju-on is a good example.
also, yeah ok american films have better effects...but if the story isn't as good or the idea; then it will suck
look at the xmen films, everyone goes on about how great the effects are, in 10 years time they won't be so good and we'll be left with a bunch of films featuring weird looking people complaining about how everyone sees them as freaks.
those films are so over rated, "you guys are freaks, you stand out, get over it already. do we really need three films for you to tell us that?"

Very interesting and informative article :woot:
So It looks Aya will stay with us for some more time :dancing: as she now says she is planning to go on acting and singing till she is 30-40.
ILm not sure if she will ever get roles in Hollywood or really want to go to Hollywood. Most asian actors stay in Asia. Only a few exceptions like Ziyi Zhang made it to Hollywood. If that is as good thing; ILm not sure. Not because they are bad actors, of course! But I personally think they loose their own good style and personallity to "fit into Hollywood." DonLt like to see that happening to Aya :sweat:

And I wonder about her saying: "I generally decline requests to take a photo with them, but I try to sign autographs." in that article. Why doesnLt she want to have photos taken with fans? :confused:

Freefall wrote:Very interesting and informative article :woot:
So It looks Aya will stay with us for some more time :dancing: as she now says she is planning to go on acting and singing till she is 30-40.
ILm not sure if she will ever get roles in Hollywood or really want to go to Hollywood. Most asian actors stay in Asia. Only a few exceptions like Ziyi Zhang made it to Hollywood. If that is as good thing; ILm not sure. Not because they are bad actors, of course! But I personally think they loose their own good style and personallity to "fit into Hollywood." DonLt like to see that happening to Aya :sweat:

And I wonder about her saying: "I generally decline requests to take a photo with them, but I try to sign autographs." in that article. Why doesnLt she want to have photos taken with fans? :confused:

maybe, like me, she thinks she looks minging in photos. i hate having my picture taken, but then if i looked gorgeous like aya i wouldn't mind :D but maybe she feels she isn't as beautiful as everyone says. for that we better give her a big goddam huge.
come here aya ((((((((((((((((((((((((hug))))))))))))))))))))