/jp/ - Japan/Anime

>>41874
>I would say it's worth it just one time or two, I was able to have some fun and paid for a little show of the succubi singing one of my favorite songs, and it was good, like a mini idol event, but the price is high.

….seems blasphemous for post-2014 wizchan.

https://youtube.com/@TrashTasteClips?si=qflqzrupMNdbnqVu
anyone who also hate these guys with guts

I have enough of japanese youtubers. they're ruining japan and vlogs were a mistake [in japan]. It is almost ruining japan for me (I never went to japan but I wish I did). I don't like the youtubers one like logan paul or jhonny somali, and I EVEN don't like those who respects the culture or aren't harmful to the country. they may act normal and respectful but I don't like them because they're normalfags and normalfags are already social people (this mean they generaly go outside or to parties or eating in restaurant in public) in their home country so they don't act weird in japan. I don't know about the weebs/otaku in japan, they seem to be discreet. I don't want to associate with normalfags. nevermind, there's a high chance I'll never go to japan

>>42284
I'd recommend waiting a decade or two before going to Japan, &/or throwing a coin/thimble-sized-trinket on top of a map of the Japanese isles and visiting there, since the tourist traps are flooded with disrespectful "normies", vloggers, and God forbid, Yakuza activity funded by tourists using Yakuza lassies.
Japanophilia is an ancient phenomenon, but is ultimately a self-sustaining immune system, because in a Paris-syndrome-esque manner weaboos get let down when they go there and when they experience the healthy in-group preference of Japan's ethnic normality. It is true that Japanese outsources have become poisoned by… a variety of corporate and non-corporate influences, but old Japanese media is still preserved, and the Japanese countryside hasn't been meeting a fate similar to my nation's (England) because Japan's population is regulating itself.
Despite what people say, no, we don't need exponential population growth for every country.

In response to OP, don't be so silly. The implication that unknown facets of Japan are being broadcast to the public is an unfalsifiable anxious cope because the very fact that the facets are unknown means you don't know them and can't recognize them.

>>42301
theres some youtubers who are saying japan isn't a amusment park. that means some people who come visiting japan think they're in a funfair. I think if I'd ho in japan If be this kind of person thinking I'm 8n amusment park. I may insults others who go to japan but I may be worst than those youtubers. I don't know anymore

I love searching and discovering new things from japan and japanese culture. right now I'm reading about tatami on Wikipedia

What's the dark side of the japanese culture?

>>42136
The globalist everyman will tell you that Japan's darkest cultural aspect is their genocide and total dehumanization of the Chinese. Smart people will see this as good and lighthearted make jokes about it, for in darkness there is light.

it is called japan anime so anything japan related would fit the bill its just up to people to muster the balls to talk about non anime manga things like Tokusatsu living in japan history religion ect

>>42139
it's not only justified, but vindicated. The Chinese are, as much as you may like them, a cancer, and they are huge. Their influence should be cut out from everywhere.

Maybe it’s time to discuss the new novel chapters for the Rebuild

First chapter
https://www.mediafire.com/file/hxwzrhvj2nhv9ly/RebuildNHK.pdf/file

>>42113
I've read it, was it necessary? it's only 30 page long and add nothing of value. I would even say nothing has change between this one and the LN. why did he wrote that?
I've read The LN, the manga and watched the anime. all of them had differents things that make them unique: you had different point of vue (for example, the manga was more comical I'd say). but rebuild of NHK…what is he trying to do ?
also,
>first chapter
does it mean rebuild isn't over yet? I thought it was just a chapter. of 30 pages only but it seems it will have a chapter 2, am I right or wrong??

Is Welcome to NHK closet book that really capture the ethos and mind of a NEET and almost wiz?

>>42124
Delete this post and never ever post anything like this ever again you pathetic little worm. You pestilent tumour. You rancid fart.

>>42125
what wad the post about, I want to know please

I dont make the rules.
I just lack the heart to risk breaking them again.

Jing: King of Bandits.

Top: Ninja Slayer From Animation.
Bottom: Fist of the North Star on Crack.

D Gray Man. (2007)

Know I said I wouldn't return here yet, but this just really needed to be posted, at least.

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locon
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kyaradain
etori yuuya
kawasaki tadataka
shuffle
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sennomori maitake
irotenya
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tsukuru
shimaji
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>>24558
Spanking Shota it’s the best

>>39290
>spanking male kids is the best
leave degenerate.
>>39187
>くみちよ
mentally ill tranny art

https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/230151

おやつ

I like how he draws loli feet!

>>41973
omg?

>>41761
Still not as bad as some of the 3D Chinese "anime" I've seen posted around.

>>41803
Isint that ONA? There is hand drawn "chinese anime " that is decent looking (rakasha street)

Reminder that for Japs all cartoons are "anime" even spiderman and Disney shit is anime.

>>41902
That's not true in the slightest and is just an old /a/ meme.

>>41903
No it is true, if you went to Japan and talked with actual Japanese people you would know that “anime” is the term they use for ANY animation, only retarded westerners think that “anime” applies to Japanese animation only.

Isomething similar happens with manga,hell some manga magazines literally say “Comic” on the title.

>>39309
The older I get, the more I appreciate and end up loving it.
>>39456
Curious as to what message you and others got from it…

there is a lot to this anime. much more than any of you can possibly imagine. its a deep esoteric work which explains some of the machinations of reality. it's a work of allegory. forget shapeshifting reptilians, this is the real deal. i have a link if anyone is interested which goes into this is some detail.

>>41636
Yes please!

Yes madoka magica is amazing, 10/10 anime

Madoka is probably one of the very few genuinely retarded characters, as in she is actually a disabled person.

The anime was ok, not much more.

>>41742
Whao A.I made satou dirty

It looks shit but I wanted to see how well it will turn out
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NaWYDW5BDY

>>41744
The suitcase is surrounded by stupid artefact smoke and she only has 3 fingers next to her thumb like a mutant.

>>41773
>The suitcase is surrounded by stupid artefact smoke
it's a flower petal blowing by close to the viewer you dense liberal

>>41634
Of course stream services have to make a profit, do you think they do it out of charity for the studios, and will keep doing so indefinitely? The streaming world implosion will probably come before any other major economic event, unless they radically change the system in a way not yet predicted.

>>41635
If the value of a streaming service was media delivery, sure.

I'm not convinced, seeing as the youtube model is apparently profitable. "What people watched at a given time" and of even more utility, "where and on what device they did it" - has *considerable* value when sold in a side industry.

For e.g. an insurance broker would very much like to know how often a given neighbourhood's population is at home on week nights, and thus how much higher they can get away with adjusting car premiums without cancellations. The ROI for that information used correctly would be measured in the hundreds per home per year - far in excess of what the service delivery cost.

Then add how the film & tv industry famously use creative accounting to mask and funnel income, including manufacturing tax losses (almost certainly in such a way that the suits other business ventures are the beneficiaries) and it's quite likely that a streaming service turning a profit could be considered a bad outcome.

Hell, making *any* taxable income in the modern era - at least in the markets I have worked in - is a good reason to sack the accountant for incompetence. There is no legitimate reason to turn a profit once an enterprise goes beyond a certain scale, because there's no intrinsic value in doing so - compared to realising gains through shell companies and service providers in tax friendly jurisdictions.

Circling back to the topic, I'm not too familiar with the specifics of .jp tax and finance laws but I have read that after the real estate bubble the regulations got a lot tighter for this sort of creative accounting and profit masking - which would suggest that the studios are ripe for exploitation when used by a foreign actor.

But as you rightly say, the implosion could well happen independently (or even be the kick starter) of the next recession.

>go to Jersey Mikes
>they play this as background music
"hey i'd like a large hoage"
>I SWEAR
"yeah I'd like chesse, lettuce, and
>IF I LOSE IT ALL, BEYOND THE WALL
"and could you add mayo to tha"
>BREAK FREEEEEEEE

>>40480
Manga has always had a normalfag following in Japan, anime was more cliche, but that is changing as more people want to see their manga animated. Western compaines like Netflix is a big reason for anime becoming more mainstream in the west, they are funding multiple anime. And netflix loves pushing shit where doesn't belong, so your are going to see more anime normalfag behaviors (sex, cheating, etc), more diversity, more social-issues drama, more western-oriented, etc. This bleeds in Japan's own culture and you start to see more manga and anime appealing to the lowest of the low. It's disgusting.

>>41657
Anime will stay the same, it will just be recontextualized ala >>40531

I went to a cinema showing of an anime series, it wasn't a movie it was one of those shortened versions of a series arc. People laughed at the appropriate moments but like they were conditioned to laugh like dogs given a command. The crowd was mostly hipsters and younger normalfags with their parents, as opposed to the usual weaboo crowd (though it is almost impossible to determine who is a weaboo since no longer requires effort).