#masayuki kojima

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expressions of a "controversial" favorite

cr. monster settei (scanned by declan)

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Monster | モンスター, 2004-05

“How about it? Will you have a drink?”

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Made In Abyss: Dawn Of The Deep Soul

Made In Abyss: Dawn Of The Deep Soul

MADE IN ABYSS: Dawn of the Deep Soul What Is It? The 2020 Japanese anime movie Made In Abyss: Dawn Of The Deep Soul. MADE IN ABYSS: Dawn of the Deep Soul Official Dub Trailer The Made in Abyss Movie Shows Us We Aren’t Ready for What’s to Come In Season 2… Here is how Madman describes this anime movie: Dawn of the Deep Soul continues the epic adventures of young explorers Riko and Reg, who…

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Monster (2004)

Letterboxd: 4.6⭐ Serializd: 4.56⭐ País: Japón Duración: 74 eps

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just realized monster is on netflix?!:? oh i’m so blessed. thank u masayuki kojima🫶🏽

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Monster (2004-2005)

- Johan (dressed as Nina): Is your mom around here?

- Milosz: What?

- Johan: You said you’re looking for your mother. 

- Milosz: Yeah. But I don’t know if she’s around here.

- Johan: Then how will you find her? Do you have a photo of her?

- Milosz: No, I don’t.

- Johan: Then you don’t know what she looks like.

- Milosz: Yes, I do! If I see her face, I’ll know! Nobody at the orphanage believes me. They say there’s no way I can tell. But I’ll know my mom when I see her! What’s more… 

- Johan: Yes?

- Milosz: Mom will know me when she sees me!

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Moomin | Tanoshii Mūmin Ikka (1990 - 1991) dir. Hiroshi Saitō and Masayuki Kojima

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MONSTER (モンスター) (2004)

INTRO

dir. by Masayuki Kojima

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Now here's something that I think will stick, I have a gut feeling about this.

Here's a huge ass list yet again of everything (as in all of the numerous different kinds of media) that I can see sharing the same universe as Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption Duology, that you can both read and see below for yourself with the theme connecting them is the focus on unconventional type of protagonists and ensembles fighting the odds and high stakes:

• Sergio Leone's The Dollars Trilogy

• The Quentin Tarantino Universe (Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, Inglourious Basterds, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Reservoir Dogs, True Romance, Pulp Fiction, Natural Born Killers, Kill Bill 1 & 2, From Dusk Till Dawn and Curdled)

• Park Chan-Wook's Oldboy

• Kim Jee-Won's I Saw The Devil

• Gore Verbinski's Pirates Of The Caribbean Trilogy

• Julius Avery's Overlord (2018)

• Remedy Entertainment's Connected Universe

• Stephen Sommers' The Mummy (1999)

• HBO's Spawn Trilogy

• Takahiro Omori's Baccano!, Durarara!! and Durarara!! x2

• Sunao Katabuchi's Black Lagoon

• Masayuki Kojima's Monster

• Tetsuro Araki's Death Note and Attack On Titan (the first two seasons)

• Hajime Isayama's Attack On Titan (the Royal Government arc — manga)

• Chris Carter's The X Files Series (First nine seasons, Fight The Future, Millennium and The Lone Gunmen)

• Joss "Yikes!" Whedon's Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Angel

• Tom Fontana's Oz

• David Simon's The Wire

• Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse's LOST

• Vince Gilligan's Breaking Bad Trilogy

• Kurt Sutter's Sons Of Anarchy Duology

• Jeff Pinkner & J.H. Wyman's Fringe

• Jenny Clements' Mias and Elle

• Brandon Santiago's Erma

• Travis Knight's Wildwood

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Made in Abyss (2017) / メイドインアビス Akihito Tsukushi, Masayuki Kojima Kinema Citrus

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● ☾ 万葉集

TEN THOUSAND LEAVES

万葉集（万葉集）というタイトルを構成する漢字の直訳は「一万葉集」です。

20世紀の学者久松千一によると、この名前の主な解釈は次のとおりです。

1.たくさんの詩を集めた本；

2.すべての世代のための本;そして：

3.大量の紙を使った詩集。

これらのうち、最初の解釈の支持者はさらに次のように分けることができます。

1.中間文字を「言葉」（ことは、文字通り「言葉の葉」）と解釈し、「一万語」、つまり「多くの和歌」を与える人々は、戦楽、下光部長流、角吾妻麻郎、鴨馬口など、そして;

2.上田アキナリ、木村雅人、岡田正之、鈴木虎雄、星川清隆、中西澄など、文字通り木の葉を指すが詩の比喩として解釈する人物。

さらに、名前の2番目の解釈の支持者は次のように分けることができます。

1.それは、その作品がずっと続くべきであるという意図を表現することを意図していました（京中によって提案され、加茂実、井上道安、山田義雄、小島憲之、大久保忠が支持されました）。

2.それは天皇と皇后（堀口信信）の長寿を願うことを意味していた。

3.それは、コレクションにすべての年齢の詩が含まれていることを示すことを意図していました（山田が提案しました）。

大量の紙を使用する詩集を指すという名前の3番目の解釈は、武田雄吉が万葉集新解上で提案しましたが、武田も2番目の解釈を受け入れました。タイトルがコレクションで使用された大量の紙を指しているという彼の理論は、他の学者の間であまり注目を集めていません。

古典日本語を勉強した人として、この翻訳はかなり緩く、鈍く出てくるものは、実際には原語ではかなり微妙

この詩は万葉集（万葉集）の#947です。

須磨の海女の=スマのダイビングガール（これはジアマリであることに注意してください-5音節ではなく6音節）

塩焼き衣の=塩を燃やす服（これはマクラコトバで、別の単語を修飾するためのセットフレーズです-この場���はアマまたはダイビングガール。）

慣れないばか = 慣れ親しくなったら/慣れますか（この文脈では、服が体にしがみつくことも指します）

一日も君を=一日一日、あなた

Forgotten思はむ=忘れられない

それを翻訳して、私は次のように書きます：

私たちが親しくなったら、

塩で汚れた服がしがみつくように

スマのダイビングの女の子へ、

日に日にあなたは、

忘れないでください。

（もっと話したいのですが、翻訳に十分な時間を費やしました。ポイントは、誘惑は元の言語ではるかに微妙であるということです）

The literal translation of the kanji that make up the title Man'yōshū (万 — 葉 — 集) is "ten thousand — leaves — collection".

The principal interpretations of this name, according to the 20th century scholar Sen'ichi Hisamatsu, are:

1. A book that collects a great many poems;

2. A book for all generations; and:

3. A poetry collection that uses a large volume of paper.

Of these, supporters of the first interpretation can be further divided into:

1. Those who interpret the middle character as "words" (koto no ha, lit. "leaves of speech"), thus giving "ten thousand words", i.e. "many waka", including Sengaku, Shimokōbe Chōryū , Kada no Azumamaro and Kamo no Mabuchi,and;

2. Those who interpret the middle character as literally referring to leaves of a tree, but as a metaphor for poems,including Ueda Akinari, Kimura Masakoto, Masayuki Okada, Torao Suzuki, Kiyotaka Hoshikawa and Susumu Nakanishi.

Furthermore, supporters of the second interpretation of the name can be divided into:

1. It was meant to express the intention that the work should last for all time (proposed by Keichū, and supported by Kamochi Masazumi, Inoue Michiyasu, Yoshio Yamada, Noriyuki Kojima and Tadashi Ōkubo);

2. It was meant to wish for long life for the emperor and empress (Shinobu Origuchi );

3. It was meant to indicate that the collection included poems from all ages (proposed by Yamada).

The third interpretation of the name - that it refers to a poetry collection that uses a large quantity of paper - was proposed by Yūkichi Takeda in his Man'yōshū Shinkai jō (萬葉集新解上),but Takeda also accepted the second interpretation; his theory that the title refers to the large volume of paper used in the collection has not gained much traction among other scholars.

As someone whose studied classical Japanese, this translation is pretty loose and what comes off as blunt is actually quite subtle in the language of origin

This poem is #947 from the Book of Ten Thousand Leaves (万葉集).

須磨の海女の = A diving girl from Suma (note that this is a Ji-amari - six syllables instead of five)

塩焼き衣の = Salt-Burning Clothes (This is a Makura Kotoba, a set phrase meant to modify another word - in this case the Ama or diving girl.)

慣れなばか　= If we become familiar/Will we become familiar (in this context it can also refer to the clinging of clothes to the body)

一日も君を = Day on day, you will

忘れて思はむ = Not be forgotten

Translating it, I would write it as such:

If we become familiar,

like the salt-stained clothes clinging

to the diving girls from Suma,

day on day you will,

not be forgotten.

(Would talk about more, but I spent enough time translating. Point is the seduction is a lot more subtle in the original language)

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New Movie Thoughts!

The Tibetan Dog (2011)

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Monster

Dans Monster, le créateur, Naoki Urasawa de 20th Century Boys, de Pluto et d'Asadora, raconte l'histoire du Dr Kenzo Tenma, un talentueux chirurgien japonais. Ses fiançailles avec la fille de son directeur de l'hôpital lui promet une promotion et un avenir radieux.

C'est alors qu'il est sur le point d'être nommé chef de service, que le Dr Tenma doit un jour faire face à un terrible dilemme : sauver un jeune garçon, blessé d'une balle dans la tête, et le maire de la ville, qui a fait une attaque. Contre toute attente, le médecin choisit de sauver l'enfant au détriment du maire, contre l'avis du directeur de l'hôpital.

Son choix de l'enfant brisera tous ses rêves de carrières et déterminera les graves conséquences pour le Dr Tenma et son entourage personnel et professionnel.

Plusieurs années plus tard, trois responsables, le directeur et deux autres médecins de l'hôpital, qui ont rétrogradé Tenma sont retrouvés assassinés. Dans un premier temps, il est accusé de ces meurtres mais l'absence de preuve va le libérer et accéder au poste de directeur de l'hôpital (?).

Au fait, Tenma n'aurait-il pas sauvé un Monstre ?

En effet, le médecin va réaliser que le meurtrier est en fait le jeune garçon qu'il a choisi de prolonger la vie.

20Th Century Boys, Monster, Pluto, Yawara… Tous ces titres sont dû au mangaka Naoki Urasawa et ils sont pour la plupart devenus cultes. Netflix ne s'est donc pas trompé en offrant à ses abonnés le thriller Monster le 1er janvier 2023. Série réalisée par Masayuki Kojima