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Every week, we bring you a treasure trove of captivating music videos from lesser-known, new and intriguing Japanese artists who deserve your support! Join us on this extraordinary musical journey as we shed light on the artists who often go unnoticed but leave an unforgettable impact. We also maintain a YouTube Music playlist
This week we highlighted music videos from:
🍙 Overflow 🍙 iiichanman 🍙 PompadollS 🍙 BOOKERS 🍙 トキワの森 (Tokiwa no Mori) 🍙 Disconnect Cendrillon 🍙 Junkie Machine
Since 2020, AVO Magazine has been publishing a list of seven music videos by Japanese artists in various music genres (from pop to rock to metal) that we think you will find interesting!
Enjoy the music!
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The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House
TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2023
The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House (2023, Japan)
Directors: Hirokazu Kore-eda, Hiroshi Okuyama, Takuma Sato & Megumi Tsuno
Writers: Hirokazu Kore-eda, Takuma Sato, Megumi Tsuno & Mami Sunada
Mini-review:
I love Hirokazu Kore-eda's style, and you can feel his hand throughout the nine episodes, even if he worked with more people. This show is such a lovely, soothing and relaxing experience. Nothing much happens (it's a classic slice of life story), but if you enjoy its vibes, it never gets boring. Sure, maybe it could have used a doses or two of drama, but at the same time I feel like that would have shattered the peaceful atmosphere it carefully builds from the first episode. I do wish the show would have delved into the many controversies and problems that surround the maiko/geiko industry, specially considering Kore-eda has strongly supported the #MeToo movement within the Japanese film world, but, once again, I get that something like that would have gone against the whole point of the show.
Anyway, I feel like I'm rambling here. The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House is quite lovely and as well acted and sensitively written/directed as one could expect from Hirokazu Kore-eda. Also, make sure to watch it on a full stomach, cause there's a lot of delicious-looking food here that will certainly make you go hungry.
#the makanai: cooking for the maiko house#makanai#cooking for the maiko house#kiyo in kyoto#kiyo in kyoto: from the maiko house#aiko koyama#nana mori#mori nana#natsuki deguchi#mayu matsuoka#ai hashimoto#takako tokiwa#keiko matsuzaka#aju makita#jyo kairi#arata iura#lily franky#yukiya kitamura#momoko fukuchi#kotoko wakayanagi#hiroshi okuyama#takuma sato#megumi tsuno#mami sunada#kotona minami#food#japan#japanese food#2023 tv shows and dramas#manga
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I finished The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House this weekend, and I feel like I’m still laid out flat by what I watched. I’ve been so consumed with QLs lately, that jumping into a wholly different world of filmmaking was a touch of a shock. IT WAS ABSOLUTELY STUNNING, and I have to wholeheartedly RECOMMEND IT as a must-watch for 2023. LONG post!
First off: Koreeda Hirokazu. A MASTER director and screenwriter. His taking on the canon manga, Kiyo in Kyoto, had fans in anticipation for The Makanai to premiere on Netflix. My two favorite films of his are After Life (1998) and Like Father, Like Son (2013). He doesn’t shy away particularly from difficult stories about families and complicated relationships, and tends to cast familiar faces, especially Lily Franky. His latest film, Broker, has been on the awards circuit this season.
A couple of quick definitions and explanations before I move forward. This is a show about what us in the West called “geisha” culture in Kyoto. A maiko is an apprentice geisha, and geiko is the word for geisha in Kyoto’s dialect. A makanai means a person who cooks staff meals, say, at a restaurant or another kind of business where staffers get fed.
Kiyo in Kyoto is about the teenage protagonist, Kiyo, becoming the makanai of a maiko lodging residence in Kyoto, after she follows her best friend, Sumire (later known as Momohana), to Kyoto to apprentice as maiko. Sumire has a natural talent for this work, while Kiyo is a carefree, unburdened soul who isn’t committed to much in her young life. Kiyo is expelled from her maiko apprenticeship, but asks to become the makanai of the lodging house, and is able to stay in Kyoto, and close to Sumire, as Kiyo had promised to remain by Sumire’s side during their journey into apprenticeships. Both Kiyo and Sumire are from the same town in Aomori Prefecture, the northernmost prefecture on Honshu island, just south of Hokkaido. In Aomori, Kiyo lived with her grandmother, a local doting soul, and her grandmother’s kitchen is where Kiyo first found her passion for food and cooking. Finally, Sumire is in love with their mutual friend, Kenta, who is a high school baseball star in Aomori. It’s not clarified directly, but it’s apparent that Sumire’s love is unrequited, and indeed, it’s indirectly indicated that Kenta might be more inclined towards Kiyo. Kenta is shown sitting with Kiyo’s grandmother for many meals, including holiday meals, without explanation as to his own family.
So that’s already A LOT to manage, and still, Koreeda takes on more -- he takes on the unbelievable setting that is Kyoto and the Gion district, as well as flashbacks to winter-strewn Aomori; he takes on rivalries, regrets, sisterhood, and more among the women of geiko and maiko culture; he takes on the breathtaking theme of unrequited and resistant love, and he takes on the theme of complicated -- very complicated -- friendship, leveraging Kiyo as an unburdened foil and mirror to reflect on the complicated natures of the people around her.
First off, if you are at all inclined to be taken away simply by cinematography, you MUST WATCH THIS SHOW. I haven’t watched anything more beautiful in a VERY long time. This brings up for me the wonderful conversation that took place last month regarding the sense of space in QLs; in regards to the sense of space and how ma (that very intricate concept of place, time, and space) is incorporated into doramas -- I haven’t seen a show that does it better than The Makanai at the moment.
The way Koreeda captured seasons. The way he incorporated fashion -- what geikos and maikos wear during performances, on their off-time, during celebrations -- my GOD. The way he used COLOR. The way he used quiet, and sound, to lift up conversations outside in spectacular settings. The way he held shots. SUMPTUOUS. I was totally taken away.
Two shots that moved me: Kiyo in a sento bathhouse, humming to herself. (She’s later teased, without her knowing, by some of the maiko, for being like an old man, scrubbing and humming in the sento.)
Kiyo, Kenta, and Sumire, a flashback to Aomori, Kiyo and Kenta shoveling snow while Sumire built a snowman. And an immediate cut to Sumire watching Kiyo shovel snow in Kyoto. The quietness and the beauty gave me physical chills.
Kiyo as a free soul, moved by her passion for cooking and not much else, is leveraged so beautifully as a means of a young woman being in a place at a particular time, without carrying the emotional burden of existence that many of us place on our shoulders. She’s not the person who asks why something is happening in her life. She’s the one who’s feeding the people who are doing that asking unto themselves, and suffering either because of that inquiry, or suffering simply because of an inability to transcend what they’re going through. Kiyo is clearly a Zen-like foil -- even though she’s treated often as someone “with a screw loose,” as the geiko Momoko says to Sumire in the last episode. But I think Kiyo is far more in touch with the world than anyone else that surrounds her in the show. She’s the human embodiment of ma.
So, speaking of cooking: the reason why I picked up this show is because friends of mine recommended it to me as a cooking dorama, and certainly, a lot of news coverage in the West focuses much on the food of the show. Many of the Western articles, I think, miss many points about the show, and I think it’s in part for a lack of understanding about how food and cooking are so emotionally interwoven in unspoken aspects of Asian cultures. (A lot of commentary I’m reading just focuses on the dishes -- and the dishes are incredibly important, especially in how Kiyo interprets them from her Aomori taste, adjusting seasonings and techniques for the group of maiko she’s serving who hail from across Japan. But the dishes are not the only, or the most important, aspects to this show.)
Kiyo is often asked if she’s okay with being the makanai. She kept her promise to her friend, Sumire, Sumi-chan, to stay by Sumire’s side. Sumire would ideally like to keep Kiyo by her side -- if Kenta likes Kiyo, it’s better to keep Kiyo in Kyoto. But also: Sumire is primed to be the next best maiko and geiko in Gion, as Momoko predicts (Momoko is the star geiko of Gion), and Sumire will need an ally. Kiyo is Sumire’s ally -- and we’re not sure if Sumire has Kiyo’s best interests at hand.
But Kiyo insists that she’s okay, that she wants to be the makanai. Even at 16, she says, this may be the job I was intended to have. Kiyo radiates simplicity in a fantastic, uplifting way. I think Western critics are missing this. Western food media tends to absolutely glorify, many times in horrific and ignorant ways, dishes without the cultural context of the cooking, preparation, or history of those dishes. In other words, Western media erases the stories behind the cooking.
The Makanai is ALL ABOUT THE STORIES BEHIND THE COOKING. Kiyo is a makanai, and to Kiyo, that’s just fine. She doesn’t find it demeaning because she is not demeaned. She even seems surprised when she’s asked by a lodge okkasan if she’s okay with this job.
Food brings comfort, memories. It satisfies hunger, needs. Comfort, memories, hunger, needs -- these are HUGE, huge. Kiyo does that? That’s massive emotional work. She knows exactly what she’s doing.
So, what all does this show have? Absolutely EXQUISITE cinematography, and an unwinding, mature story focused on the journeys of two teenagers, with ambition, rivalry, regret, love (requited, unrequited, unresolved), and beyond unbelievable acting.
It’s an absolute CRIME that I can’t take screenshots (eff you, Netflix), but here’s two. Hashimoto Ai, as Momoko, is on the right of the first shot. Imagine her kimono as brilliant sky blue. The fashion choices and colors in this show were mindblowing. Hashimoto Ai, by the way -- I STAN. What a CONCRETE performance.
The reason why I chose the second shot, of Sumire in her daily lessons, is because the light from the windows reminds me of when I first started to learn how to meditate years and years ago. The Makanai is one of the most meditative shows that I’ve seen in years, and I CANNOT recommend it highly enough. Utterly breathtaking.
#the makanai cooking for the maiko house#mori nana#natsuki deguchi#hashimoto ai#tokiwa takako#hirokazu koreeda#after life#like father like son#broker#netflix#netflix japanese dramas
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The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House (Ep2)
Sometimes when you fail at achieving your dreams, life is telling you that you are meant to achieve greatness elsewhere.
#the makanai cooking for the maiko house#maiko-san chi no makanai-san#nana mori#mori nana#natsuki deguchi#deguchi natsuki#takako tokiwa#tokiwa takako#japanese drama#jdrama#j drama#dorama#japan#asian drama#makanai#maiko
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I personally don't want to make any assumptions, between things like the current situation of the BlazBlue series creating a high chance that Mori may end up parodying his work to continue his story, or the history of the BlazBlue series with Fans Jumping To Conclusions Too Soon (people thinking Hazama and Terumi were the same person, people thinking Sechs and Izanami were connected, people thinking Ripper and Terumi were the same person, people thinking all PFDs were Noel, people thinking BBDW was some kind of Phase Shift expansion, people thinking Juusan was a Nu-Ragna fusion, people thinking Tsubaki was in the Susano'o... I could go on forever.)
That said, I'm so excited to see where this goes. I mean, there's obviously a connection, the only question is what that connection will turn out to be.... and whether or not this will be revealed to be a project Mori is working on, or if it will be stuck forever in "fanart" limbo hell, depending on whether or not he'll legally be allowed to publish it.
For some additional observations; The Ragna-face I think I'll help myself to Typemoon fandom terminology until we have names for these two has a scar in the same place that Ragna's mark is, as mentioned in this post. To me, it seems to parallel Juusan's 'removed' mark. I wonder if Juusan and this Ragnaface were in development/being designed around the same time.
Honestly, now that I think about it, both of these characters have design aesthetics that fit with the BBDW original cast. I'd been thinking for a while that they don't fit the aesthetic of the BlazBlue (C-Series) cast, but the Ragnaface's design seems to follow the same guidelines as Juusan's, and the Rachelface's are similar to Tokiwa Camellia's non-combat attire.
I'm not saying that I think these would have been BBDW characters- now that I think about it, they definitely could be part of whatever story was intended to be told in that game... but for whatever reason I personally wouldn't bet on it. The ribbon on Aramasa does make me really think that whatever story this is, it takes place chronologically after the C-Series and the rebirth of that world.
I would love to see something of the world before the C-Series, where the Prime Field War took place and the Origin, well, originated, but I'm almost positive this isn't going to be it.
Lastly, an observation one of my associates made was that the Rachelface here also really resembles Celica. My friend mentioned her facial expression specifically, but taking a look at her clothing/silhouette and even her pose, I'm actually seeing a lot of parallels.
Whatever this is, I hope we get to see a lot more of it!
PS: I mention it in the tags, but there's another thing I am willing to bet on- the Rachelface in this image is almost definitely the same girl that features as the mascot of Studio Flare. So the odds of us seeing her again are pretty damn high.
New Mori pic
Not a fan of Ragna(?)’s look here. Looks very generic.
Rachel/Raquel(?) looks cute though
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#ao no kokagami#mystery ragnaface#mystery rachelface#ragna the bloodedge#rachel alucard#celica a mercury#bb meta#juusan#tokiwa camellia#by toshimichi mori#the bb fandom is often super eager to jump to conclusions and it's kind of a pet peeve for me#no shade intended ofc#I feel that time and again bb has proven itself to be a story that sets out a lot of hints and clues that can't be taken at face value#also I'm worried that since Mori posted this alongside calling it “delusional”#it indicates we'll never see it properly published#although this girl is almost certainly the mascot of Studio Flare#and that's pretty strong evidence that she WILL be featuring in a project#and I mean Tokiwa Camellia debuted in a GAG TSUBAKI SKETCH#so like never assume anything mori posts is entirely off the table for a canon role#the man's just surprisingly good at keeping his mouth shut about his stories
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アイナ・ジ・エンド × 坂東祐大 - 創造
一部衣装制作させていただきました
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AiNA THE END
Creative Director / Kota Tohata
Planner / Mami Koyama
Art Director / Yasunari Abe
Director / Kyotaro Hayashi
Assistant Director / Toshimasa Kumagai , Yuzuha Kashihara , Masaru Ito
Steadicam Operator / Yasutomo Kevin Yoshida
1st Camera Assistant / Mayu Miyahara
2nd Camera Assistant / Megu Ishihara
Focus Puller / Shingo Ito
Key Grip / Tetsuya Tomohisa
Assistant Grip / Kazuhito Ohtsubo , Soichiro Kawase , Miyabi Tanaka
DIT / Seiji Kogami
Lighting Director / Naoto Tanoue
1st Lighting Assistant / Ryoichi Kurihara
Lighting Assistant /
Shimizu Kenichi , Isamu Suzuki , Satoshi Ikai , Kento Fuda ,
Masayuki Kawata , Kenichi Asaura , Morikawa Hisashi , Masateru Furukawa ,
Takashi Yamaguchi , Takashi Goda , Kei Katsuma , Shinozaki Seiji
Light Board Operator / Kanako Shida
Assistant Operator / Sara Yamada , Hiroki Kodama
Production Designer・Costume Design / Chihiro Matsumoto
Production Design Chief / Masayuki Nakayama
Production Design Assistant / Takumu Ishii , Momo Kawasaki , Ayaka Mori , Nono Saito
Costume Work / Yuko Makino
Set Carpenter / Koyuki Matsuo , Mei Inoue , Akihito Mineyama , Nozomi Sekiguchi
Special Effect / Keiichi Nishioka , Kineko Sasamori , Hiroto Suzuki
Hair & Makeup <AiNA THE END> / Tamayo Yamamoto
Hair & Makeup <dancer> / Yurika Ichihashi
Hair & Makeup Assistant / Misaki Oka , Honoka Fuse , Kanematsu , Hina Nagamoto
Stylist <AiNA THE END> / Ai Suganuma
Stylist <dancer> / Koji Oyamada
Stylist Assistant / Ayane Saito , Ayumi Takahashi , Reki Tanaka
Costume Design /
KANEHIRO , Tsukasa Koyama , Syo Nomura Sachiko Tahara (Lazy Hours) , Mizuki Matsuda
Choreographer / YOH UENO
Assistant Choreographer / KAYAKO
Dancer / Doto Saya , Yamato Yoshida , Wait(Taiki) , Yuka Otani , isono , miu__________ ,
isa , Yumi , Tokiwa , YU-NA , Sassy , Yumiho , Haru , YOULI , SAYA , Ayaka Matsumoto , ninaricci , chihiro , Mizuka Imanishi , Nao Oishi , Mei , Saki Kato , Hikari , Shin , hinano , calpas , KIM SAYA , Anzu , Miyuu , Ami
Offline Editor/ Masayuki Kubo
Online Editor / Yoshihumi Hashimoto
Mixer / Showsuke Asada
youtube
#commissioned
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-kicks open the door- for the kid meme, Toki and Airey
Okay it's time to try.
Name: Tokiwa Mori
Gender: Male
General Appearance: Long white hair, red eyes (inherited from grandpa), lean muscularity, about 5'8" and wears comfortable clothes all the time- never wears his school uniform.
Personality: Really relaxed and chill, like dude's always in the zone and rarely, if ever, gets upset.
Special Talents: He grew up in a clock/everything repair shop so he can repair whatever you throw at him.
Who they like better: Toki
Who they take after more: His grandpa
Personal Head canon: He's got the biggest sweet tooth.
Face Claim: Ayane Sohma from fruits basket.
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The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House Season 1 (2023)
Plot premise: Maiko-san chi no makanai-san Two inseparable friends move to Kyoto to chase their dreams of becoming maiko but decide to pursue different passions while living under the same roof.
Network: Netflix Episodes (and episode length): 9 (38-46 mins) Creator: Koreeda Hirokazu Cast: Mori Nana, Deguchi Natsuki, Makita Aju, Matsuzaka Keiko, Hashimoto Ai, Matsuoka Mayu, Tokiwa Takako, Luna Yuuki IMDB | RottenTomatoes
± A slice of a different kind of life. Thus, not very predictable and i was a little lost but the characters and the heart is where it's at. The final episode was an unexpected tear jerker. Just something about achieving things with that kind of support and the bond between soulmates just pulled the happy tears from me. Or maybe sad tears of missing my own best friend ahead of when she was going to leave the country.
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that snippet of tokiwa yelling mori no kuma san with a distraught expression is what got me hyped for the finale
#he looks so worried and hes using a nursery rhyme but hes barely singing it#its so good#goukon ni ittara onna ga inakatta hanashi
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tag dump: fate
#world's best coward;RITSUKA FUJIMARU#one eyed lord of sendai;DATE MASAMUNE#mage and detective;LORD EL MELLOI II#date clan vanguard;KOJURO KATAKURA#sage and servant;GRACIA HOSOKAWA#the rabid hound of tosa;IZOU OKADA#the other master of chaldea;MIYABI TOKIWA#he who blooms in adversity;RANMARU MORI#the fleeting dream;ROMANI ARCHAMAN#forsaken king of knights;ARTHUR PENDRAGON ALTER#a tiger dressed in a white haori;ISAMI KONDO#the crux of the real and ethereal;ABE NO SEIMEI#ad astra infinitas;KAMO NO YASUNORI#mend maim madness;FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE#magus of avalon;MERLIN#his right hand;KITA KATAKURA#the crimson war hero;YUKIMURA SANADA
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still going fucking bonkers over the whole white justice thing. the fact mori had been basically like OOOOHHHH TSUBAKUMEN HOWD SHE GET THE SUSANO'O UNIT AND OOKAMI HUH? 😏
and then he reveals the most fuck ugly design ever conceived and also has the audacity to go "hehe the izayoi can just do that 🥰"
#crow.txt#blazblueposting#like what the fuck do you mean. what the fuck do you MEAN the izayoi can just take the appearance of a gods empty shell which is also#lost forever in fuck knows where#AND his stupid powerful weapon made especially for him. AND also a much much uglier version of the original form of itself? KINDA?#IDK WHAT THAT UGLY ASS UNSHARPENED SWORD IS ABOUT BUT MAN IT FUCKING SUCKS SO BAD.#i have a lot of thoughts abt tokiwa camllia and none are fucking good#why would you butcher my wife like this mori have u not done ENOUGH#if that fucking ookami ripoff has time killer too im going to eat my entire ita bag
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Actors Bandō Hikosaburō V as Oda Harunaga (R), Sawamura Tosshō II as Mori Ranmaru (C), and Kataoka Gadō as Koretō Mitsuhide (L), Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, 1862, 8th lunar month, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and Korean Art
detached triptych: three male figures on wooden decking with white curtain in background; man at L, in blue with white flowers, sits and looks to L; figure at C holds black fan up over head with PR hand, and holds out sword with PL; man at far R points at C man while holding closed white fan Related to the play Tokiwa ima yakko ukejō 時皞握虎券, performed at the Nakamura Theatre in the 8th month of 1862. Size: 14 5/8 × 9 7/8 in. (37.15 × 25.08 cm) (image, sheet, each sheet; vertical ōban triptych) Medium: Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/127765/
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1001+ Những Câu Nói Hay Trong Anime Khiến Bạn Phát Cuồng
Anime là những bộ phim hoạt hình Nhật được giới trẻ Việt vô cùng yêu thích. Không chỉ các nhân vật được tạo hình đẹp, cốt truyện hay... Mà những những câu nói hay trong anime cũng ý nghĩa sâu sắc đó nhé. Dưới dây là tổng hợp 25 câu nói trong anime hay đến phát cuồng.
1, Những câu nói hay trong Anime về tình yêu
Trong các anime, các câu chuyện tình luôn được thể hiện một cách ngọt ngào. Trong đó, có rất nhiều câu nói thả thính trong anime “Cực Chất" được các bạn trẻ thích thú. Bên cạnh đó là những câu nói hay về tình yêu ý nghĩa. Dưới đây là một số câu nói tiêu biểu được trích từ những anime nổi tiếng:
- “Yêu một người là yêu con người hiện tại của người đó và chấp nhận cả quá khứ của người đó nữa”- Kaoru Kamiya trong RuRouni Kenshin
- “Tình yêu cũng tương tự như biển cả vậy. Nó không chỉ có mỗi vui vẻ và quấn quít bên nhau. Ta còn phải ôm lấy cả nỗi buồn, đau đớn và nhiều thứ khác… Chính như thế mà cảm xúc mới sẽ được ra đời.” - Kihara Tsumugu trong Nagi No Asukara
- “Chết không có nghĩa là khi trái tim một người ngừng đập, mà là khi tôi không còn niềm tin vào người đó nữa” - Akabane Karma.
- “Nếu không yêu thứ gì nữa… thì sẽ không phải đau buồn nữa. Có lẽ…đúng là vậy thật.. Anh cũng không thể nói rõ được. Anh cũng nghĩ… sẽ dễ dàng hơn nếu không yêu một ai đó. Nhưng mà… Anh không muốn nghĩ rằng việc yêu một ai đó là vô vọng hay vô ích.” Sakishima Hikari trong Nagi No Asukara
- “Tình yêu cũng tương tự như biển cả vậy. Nó không chỉ có mỗi vui vẻ và quấn quít bên nhau. Ta còn phải ôm lấy cả nỗi buồn, đau đớn và nhiều thứ khác… Chính như thế mà cảm xúc mới sẽ được ra đời”
- “Với đàn ông, khi gặp người con gái họ thực lòng yêu, thì sẽ không hôn cô ấy một cách tùy tiện” - Yagami Kousei – Mishounen Produce
- “Tình yêu vô điều kiện chỉ là ảo tưởng, nó không hề có thật”- Jizabel Disraeli trong God Child.
- “Tình yêu là gì? Mà làm cho người ta muốn được hy sinh cho những người quan trọng…” Naruto trong Naruto.
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2, Chắt lọc những câu nói hay trong Anime về tình bạn vô cùng ý nghĩa
Tình bạn trong anime luôn khiến người đọc phải thầm ghen tị. Những câu nói được chắt lọc dưới đây là những câu có ý nghĩa nhất trong các anime nổi tiếng:
- “Cậu là người duy nhất biết được niềm vui của mình là gì mà, nhưng tớ nghĩ có một người chấp nhận lựa chọn của cậu, cười và khóc cùng cậu, thì đúng là một điều tuyệt vời.”- Machi Tokiwa trong Hanayamata
- “Phế vật cũng có thể trở thành thiên tài nếu cố gắng. Nếu được thông minh mà phải quên đi người bạn thân thiết của mình thì thà trở thành một thằng ngu"
- “Đứng im và tán thành với kẻ thù trong khi bạn bè gặp nguy hiểm, dù ở bất cứ đâu đều không phải người đàn ông.”- Oga Tatsumi trong Beelzebub
- “Chính vì tình bạn nên tớ không thể chiều theo ý cậu, tội các dù sớm hay muộn cũng sẽ bị vạch trần… cố tình che giấu nó cũng chỉ thêm đau lòng…”- Ran Mori.
- “Tình bạn không phải là một cái máy bán nước ngọt, còn bỏ tiền thì còn nước uống, không bỏ tiền thì nước sẽ không chảy ra"- Haibara
- "Bây giờ tớ đã hiểu rồi Doraemon ạ. Trên đời này không ai có thể sống mà thiếu những người chung quanh." - Nobita trong Doraemon
- “Bạn bè cũng giống như quả bóng bay vậy. Một khi đã buông tay, ta không thể khiến họ quay trở về nữa. Thế nên tớ sẽ buộc chặt cậu lại trong trái tim này, để không bao giờ có thể đánh mất cậu.” Alibaba Saluja trong The Labyrinth of Magic
- “Một ngày là bạn, mãi là bạn" - Bon Kurei.
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3, Top những câu nói hay trong Anime về cuộc sống cực sâu sắc
Cuộc sống của mỗi người có rất nhiều những chiêm nghiệm từ quá khứ, từ bạn bè, từ sách vở hay thậm chí là từ amine Nhật Bản. Hãy lắng nghe những câu nói của các nhân vật hoạt hình trong anime. Từ đó bạn sẽ có thêm những bài học và động lực tinh thần cho hiện tại và tương lai.
- “Không bao giờ quá tin tưởng bất kỳ ai, hãy nhớ rằng quỷ sứ cũng đã từng là thiên thần.” -Kaneki Ken
- Cuộc sống giống như cây bút chì vậy, chắc chắn rằng nó sẽ hết. Nhưng nó sẽ để lại những nét vẽ đẹp tuyệt vời - Nami trong One Piece
- Quá khứ khiến bạn day dứt vì hối tiếc, tương lai đưa bạn đến bộn bề bải hoải và âu lo. Vì thế, hãy chỉ tập trung vào hiện tại thôi, bởi nó chính là khoảng thời gian hạnh phúc nhất mà bạn có thể tận hưởng.” - Hachiman Hikigaya trong yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru.
- “Đã là cuộc sống thì phải có bất ngờ chứ. Nếu mọi chuyện xảy ra đều có thể dự đoán, trái tim tôi sẽ khô héo mà chết trước mất thôi.” - Tsurumaru Kuninaga trong Touken Ranbu
- “Nếu cậu không thích số phận, đừng chấp nhận nó. Thay vào đó hãy dũng cảm thay đổi nó theo ý của mình…”- Naruto trong Naruto
- “Nếu có thời gian để mơ mộng một cái chết đẹp, vậy tại sao không sống thật đẹp cho tới lúc chết?” - Gintoki trong Gintama
- “Những kẻ dám bắn người khác thì cũng luôn phải sẵn sàng để bị bắn.” - Lelouch Lamperouge trong Code Geass
- Vì mình chỉ sống một lần, nên ít nhất mình sẽ không để mọi người thất vọng - Nobita trong Doraemon
- “Chúng ta cần ngừng sống vì người khác. Từ giờ trở đi, Hãy sống vì chính chúng ta!” - Historia Reiss trong Attack on titan
- "Những kẻ dám đối mặt với cái chết mới thật sự là kẻ mạnh. Muốn thắng được loại người này, phải là những ai hiểu rõ giá trị của cuộc sống." - Tatra trong Magic Knight Rayearth ( Hiệp sĩ phép màu )
- Con người là vậy, vẫn luôn vô tình bị tổn thương hoặc làm tổn thương người khác.- Aramaki Takahiro trong 7 Seeds
- "Không có con đường chung cho tất cả mọi người đi đến hạnh phúc" - Subaru trong X/1999
“Vấp ngã, rồi lại thất bại. Nhưng từ đó, từng chút một, chúng ta liền trở nên mạnh mẽ hơn.”- Kyouka Katagiri trong Gunslinger Stratos: The Animation.
- “Thế giới mà chúng ta đang sống như một hỗn tạp của thanh cao và u tối, hạnh phúc và nỗi đau, vững vàng cùng phù phiếm,… Nhưng chỉ cần bạn đang sống, thì điều tốt đẹp chắc chắn sẽ xuất hiện. Hãy tin tôi.” - Subarashii Sekai trong Subarashii Sekai
- “Thay vì cứ ghim vào đầu cái suy nghĩ cho rằng bản thân phải có một cái chết đẹp, chết không đau đớn và được lên thiên đường thì tại sao không sống thật đẹp cho tới lúc chết cơ chứ? Thiên đường hay hỏa ngục suy cho cùng cũng chỉ là niềm tin của con người, quan trọng là bây giờ là mình sống như thế nào để khi chết đi không còn gì phải ân hận, phải nuối tiếc, phải đau khổ”. - Gintoki trong Gintama.
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4, Những những câu nói hay trong Anime đầy hài hước
Có thể nói, những câu nói hay trong anime bao gồm rất nhiều câu nói hài hước . Chúng có thế khiến chúng ta phải bật cười lên một cách đầy sung sướng đó nhé. Và dưới đ��y là những câu nói vô cùng ấn tượng:
- “Càng thiếu kiến thức, càng thích thể hiện” - Houtarou Oreki trong Hyouka
- " Nếu xin lỗi giải quyết được mọi chuyện thì đâu cần tới cảnh sát” - Doumyouji Tsukasa trong Con nhà giàu.
- “Làm gì có luật nào bảo cậu , không thể theo đuổi một ai chỉ vì người đó đang yêu một người khác.” Ruri Miyamoto trong Nisekoi
- “Mất mặt là mất ít, mất mạng là mất hết" - Sakata Gintoki trong Gintama.
- “Không kẻ nào tóc quăn trời sinh lại xấu cả" - Gintama
- “Mặt khác của mặt khác của mặt khác là một mặt khác" - Sakata Gintoki trong Gintama.
- “Anh mày là nhân vật chính đánh nhau không thua được đâu" - Sakata Gintoki
- “Một giấc mơ có thể sẽ không trở thành sự thật nhưng nếu không mơ về nó thì chắc chắn nó sẽ không bao giờ trở thành sự thật cả" - Yukinoshita
Trên dây là tổng hợp những câu nói hay trong Anime khiến bạn phát cuồng. Các bạn hãy đọc và suy ngẫm hay áp dụng trong cuộc sống nhé. Bạn hãy thường xuyên ghé thăm: https://nhanvietgroup.com.vn/ để được khám phá nhiều kiến thức bổ ích khác nữa nhé!
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Live Action Maiko-san chi no Makanai-san (2023)
Maiko-san chi no Makanai-san gets a live adaptation on Netflix which is based on the manga and anime of the same name, which will premier in January 2023.
It stars Nana Mori as Kiyo and Natsuki Deguchi as Sumire, two best friends from Aomori Prefecture who goes south to Kyoto to become Maiko.
While Sumire excels through her talent and diligence, Kiyo's talent in cooking is discovered, and she is hired as the new cook of the maiko house.
The show will also stars Ai Hashimoto and Takako Tokiwa.
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by tokiwas
Originally posted in the Pacific Rim Kink Meme way back in 2013.
Prompt: "Basically, tell me the story of the Ghosts of Oblivion Bay, the haunted remnants of the kaiju war and those who died fighting it, and the survivors who try to deal with them. Make it as angsty or as creepy or as tragic as you like, I don't mind."
Words: 6166, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Pacific Rim (Movies)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: Gen
Relationships: Mako Mori & Stacker Pentecost & Tamsin Sevier, Raleigh Becket & Yancy Becket, Chuck Hansen & Hercules Hansen
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Alternate Universe - Post-Canon, Alternate Universe - Ghosts
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