Anonymous 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:20 No. 1997
>>1996 Ah well, that's fair.
Anonymous 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:21 No. 1999
>>1998 >katana stances nicu
Anonymous 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:21 No. 2000
Should this thread go on
>>>/anime/ ?
Anonymous 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:21 No. 2002
>>2001 >>2000 How bout both
Anonymous 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:21 No. 2004
>>2001 >>2000 Technically this would go to >>>/hist/ if that board existed. Instead it should go to
>>>/edu/ Anonymous 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:21 No. 2005
THE THREAD THAT WILL NOT DIE
Anonymous 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:21 No. 2006
Mods please move this thread to either
>>>/edu/ >>>/hobby/ or
>>>/anime/ Comrade 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:22:22 No. 2009
>>2006 >moved thanks Admin!
Comrade 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:24:14 No. 3047
>>2005 It cannon die, or it will bring dishonor on our cow
Comrade 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:24:52 No. 3361
>>3088 >Koreans liberating Japan Now that would be something to see
Comrade 2020-12-21 (Mon) 05:26:04 No. 4102
Reposting from the
>>>/anime/ Q&A thread
I have a question about Jiraiya Gouketsu Monogatari. Naruto made the character pretty well known and popular, however the original story is pretty old, and I was wondering how well known the character was in Japan prior to Naruto's popularization of him.
Besides the 1921 silent film (video 1 related)
I found the following references in media before Naruto got published
- Jiraiya- A character that appears in the novel " Jiraiya Ninpocho " by Futaro Yamada, which began serializing in September 1964 . A character with the name of Tsunade also appears in the work.
- Jikaminari也- 1966 publication of Toei of special effects era feature film " The Magic Serpent hero of". Tsunade also appears.
- Commander Jiraiya- A character that appears in the TV anime " Invincible Steel Man Daitan 3 " broadcast from June 1978 to March 1979 .
- Magnetic Raiya- The main character of Toei 's special effects drama " Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya, " which was broadcast from January 1988 to January 1989 .
- Jiraiya (read "Jiraia") The character in the Hudson game "Far East of Eden" series and the main character of the first game " Far East of Eden ZIRIA ". Characters with the names of Tsunade and Orochimaru also appear in the work.
- Jirayan- A character that appears in the TV anime "Karakuri Kengoden Musashi Road" that was broadcast from October 1990 to September 1991.
- Ninja Black Jiraiya- Ninja who appears in Toei's special effects drama " Ninja Sentai Kakuranger "broadcast from February 1994 to February 1995. A setting called the descendant of Jiraiya who appears in "Jiraiya Goketsutan".
Anonymous 2021-05-24 (Mon) 15:42:30 No. 5810
>>1855 Japan was a hyper feudalist society rivalling that of europe, the country was mostly subdued and revaltively peaceful so the warrior-aristocrat caste fell into irrelevancy and the petite-booj flourished which allowed it to transitition so well into capitalism but since petit-booj class intetest is conservative in the face of imperialism fascism would be its last stand in vain.
christian_communism Christian Communism Anonymous 2021-05-24 (Mon) 17:06:41 No. 5811
I don't know how accurate the game "Ghost of Tsushima" is in portraying feudal Japan, but one thing they game highlights at the end is how the "cod of honor" of the samurai was a covert way for cementing the class rule of the Shogun. The MC gets sperged on by the Samurai throughout the game for not only being "without honor" but also for teaching the peasants to fight themselves and resist their "leaders". I can imagine this to have happened in a similiar fashion back then tbh
7ko 2021-05-25 (Tue) 11:15:41 No. 5828
How bourgeois, or if not then "feudal remnant", was the Meiji Restoration anyways?
Anonymous 2021-05-25 (Tue) 18:57:12 No. 5835
>>5828 It's not solely on this era, but Pierre François Souyri did a good job at explaining the overall path to modernity of Japan. I'm not sure if his books are translated in english tho.
iww IWW Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 16:32:26 No. 6960
>>1858 Kek what a fantastical AU shitpost
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 17:25:37 No. 6994
Excellent Russian video analyzing the Dzaibutsu of Imperial Japan and how they brought about militarism in the country with economic analysis. This is part 2 of Imperial Japan from a dialectical analysis
Японский фашизм: дзайбацу by
Держать Курс
Part I:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3pEf8SVNqI Умри за Императора. Капитализм с самурайской спецификой.
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 14:42:07 No. 6997
>>6994 Are there english subtitles?
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 21:12:12 No. 6999
>>6997 I didn't check, but CC+translation works for these. If there aren't… then that's a damn shame because this video is probably the closest to a bulletproof historical video essay on the dialectics of Imperial Japanese socio-economics and ideology that I have seen. Literally no other work I know of has covered the subject in such expansive detail with marxist analysis.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 07:35:31 No. 7004
>>6999 The subtitles are in russian. You can translate them automatically, but you just get some google translate low quality translation. Well better than nothing I guess…
Anonymous 2021-09-22 (Wed) 17:52:32 No. 7247
Minimata and the tragedy of the death factory covered by Suren
BadComedian 3 months ago (edited):
''Начал подготовку к обзору фильма ЧЕРНОБЫЛЬ и посмотрел картину про ещё одно загрязнение природы, а именно - про слив ртути и других вкусностей в залив Минамата.
Контора Chisso годами отравляла территорию Японии и уничтожала/уродовала живность, включая людей, несмотря на протесты. Фильм пытается раскрыть данный инцидент от лица уставшего от жизни журналиста Юджина Смита, который сделает исторический снимок "Томоко Уэмура в ванне" (искать в гугле), чем ещё больше привлечёт внимание к похуизму конторы Chisso.
Гнетущая атмосфера, поломанные судьбы, измученные дети и взрослые - всё это в фильме есть. Есть и история самого Юджина Смита, роль которого исполнил Джонни Депп. Хоть я и люблю этого актёра, но мне кажется, что на роль Юджина Смита он не очень подходит. Хотя опять же, имя Деппа привлекает внимание к самому фильму и это замечательно.
К сожалению фильм не расскажет о связях Chisso с якудза и не будет детального раскрытия давления на представителей протеста. Фильм задевает эту тему по касательной, а столько всего интересного в этой истории есть. Да и тему с фильтрами не особо раскрыли: контора Chisso поставила очистительные сооружения и заверила, что теперь вся вода, что попадает в залив, настолько чистая, что её пить можно! И её выпил сам глава компании… Но выяснилось, что пил он заранее налитую чистую воду, а фильтры вообще ничего не очищали.''
Если соберётесь смотреть, то в дополнение посмотрите ролик Сурена на эту же тему.
1. Фильм "Минамата" на ivi (в отечественном переводе "Великий") -
https://www.ivi.ru/watch/250070 2. Ролик Сурена -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQGiG_Yg8fE&ab_channel=SUREN Anonymous 2021-09-22 (Wed) 17:53:11 No. 7248
>>7004 Ah, sorry then. Can't help you there, CC isn't publically editable.
Anonymous 2021-10-05 (Tue) 02:54:31 No. 7853
>>6994 >discusses the navy heirarchy link on the topic of the Japanese Navy - their doctrine, the Kantai Kessen (Japanese Decisive Battle Doctrine)
Drachinifel as a channel isn't 100% accurate (limited by English/Western sources) mostly in regards to the Soviet and Russian Navy, but outside of that is quite accurate and nuanced in his discussion.
I liked this comment joke
>IJN: "Can't I kessen?" <USN: "No." Anonymous 2021-10-08 (Fri) 00:18:38 No. 7977
>be me, ancient japan >loyal samurai to shogun Narutomon-no-Tamagochi bitchu kakarot >im ordered by shogun Narutomon-no-Tamagochi bitchu kakarot to challenge his rival, daimyo Netoraremon doraemon (childhood name: Bukakemaru) of the Burrito Clan to a duel after learning that the daimyo's retainer did not bow the correct number of times to Narutomon's 14th concubine, the beautiful Sakura-no-Onshore isa hore >knowing that this is a suicide, my brother the famous sword duelist ishakarunarumarubarugaruharu intervenes and begs lord Narutomon he should go instead. >He thinks that, due to both being successor states of Hanguk, they'll easily find some common ground for trade >after Traversing the sea of japan,32 farms, and 502 mountains and valleys we arrive at their mountain palace >Upon arriving, a court official of prince han-Ji-an says im required to strip butt naked and fight Dae Kok-in, one of their strongest wrestlers >Exhausted from the strange Baekje-Goguryeo practice, I'm finally served some food >A raw ear of rice, a bowl of water, and 2 grams of pork >They act like it's a lot of food and expect me to praise their culinary arts >I'm punched directly in the face due to smiling the wrong way >I'm punched again, directly in the face due to crying the wrong way >I send a letter back to the shogun, the letter reads as follows *fuck it let's conquer them* >5 years pass, we got the shogunate seal of approval >we engage at the battle of the Sanbadeamigo river,500 of us against the entire Baekje-Goguryeo kingdom >shaman-god-queen Yamato-hi-Momose-Nagatoro-Ooki-na-Manko-Chinpo-wo-Tabete prophetizes a decisive victory as long as the warriors' arrows and spears are smeared with urine >we fail to urinate on all the arrows in time and lose the first battle, but manage to control a coastal village. >10 years pass, the shaman-goddess-queen has another vision in which a white snake god from Mount Katsumatsuratsu, claiming to be the son of Okuninushi, says that their victory will only come if she gets impregnated by a humble samurai and give birth months later >after we successfully impregnated her, son Chinpo-wo-Tabete is born months later. >we win the next battle, but withdraw from Korea after holy ming dynasty emperor dong bong hears of our invasion and demands shogun Narutomon to stop it. >ask about my brother, the news strikes me >he slew his opponent at the wataboto pass using the Housing Bubble Technique, thus inspiring the founding of the Kabushiki-Ryuu sect of Buddhist sword monks >however, ishakarunarumarubarugaruharu later commits seppuku for having soiled his sword with 3 drops of blood instead of a perfectly clean cut, assured that the years of practice went for nothing, a disgrace for his family name. >586 ashigarus follow their leader into death, this leads directly to the collapse of the kakarot shogunate 20 years later, when I arrived. >mfw
Anonymous 2021-10-14 (Thu) 06:27:52 No. 8099
>>1857 because that's a black and white picture with added arbitrary colors .
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 01:26:21 No. 8112
Annons, I've felt kinda lost recently. I'm also somewhat of an idiot thus I've been reading some really random shit. I found an read an early 1900s bushido code which was interesting. And apparently modern Japan still follows this. Anywho, any of you know where I can find more free reading on Bushido?
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 09:09:22 No. 8113
>>8112 Anon, you know that 'bushido' thinking kinda led to Japan getting rolfstomped in WW2 right?
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 16:26:50 No. 8118
>>8112 Bushido on paper is "noble" and all but in practice see the posts in
>>8098 That said, here is a Japanese book on Bushido but it's in Russian so you'll have to use a translator
Imperial 4chan Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 15:43:16 No. 8547
>>7977 Its time for a story
>emperor fōr-channū gets old and has to follow the shitoposto traditions by retiring to an old cave in the mountain of kekyama where he has to practice the old jutsu of masturbating with only two fingers for 14 years in order to gain the blessing of the kami of basedness, his title as emperor is later passed to his brother redditu, marking the beggining of the hōmō periode, famous for multiple suckings of the cock of china. >emperor redditu gets triggered by the rasengan clan because they paid him 69419 rice bags in tribute instead of the funi 69420 number, insults the diplomat of rasengan for this shamfur dispray, and orders him to commit sodouku 69420 times to retain the honor of his family, or have them all canceled from japan. >a giant civil war occure as many clans can no longer handle the emperor's bullshit. >then finally, after 25 years of chaos daimyo CHADIMOTO of the chinletO clan, with his wits, intelligence, the fact that he is the only one who knew how taxes work(the less the better) and a few muskets he bought from some dutch guy called "ver is mein willy", managed to BTFO all the other pleb clans, claims the title of SHOTGUN, and ousted the old emperor and replaced him with fōr-channū's son, ate channū, ending by that the long decade of chaos and normieness. >as a reward for returning order and prosperity to japan, ate-channū gifted the shotgun chadimoto with three gifts: <the title of /ourguy/. <centurii-chan as a bride for him. <a mysterious coin that can turn him into any race he ever wish to be And that is the story of chadimoto chinleto, they all lived happily ever after, exept for redditū who escaped and swore to comeback for revenge someday.
The END.
This is a joke post, don't be mad Reasons for Chonmage Anonymous 2021-11-15 (Mon) 05:46:02 No. 8665
>what's with the ancient Japanese and this gay haircut? Supposedly this hairstyle was to keep the helmet in place, but that's kind of bullshit IMO. More likely people did this because japan has a culture of worshiping any authority figure so people shaved their heads as a sign of respect for their balding samurai boss: Male-pattern baldness had been common in Japan due to poor food availability, which is the reason Japanese people tended to be - and still are in some regards - smaller than average human size and often had fragile bones and poor tooth/jaw structure, after all there is good reason that depictions of feudal Japan in modern media like anime (pic 3 - Inuyasha) often feature balding farmers and bandits, but I digress.
TL;DR: Male pattern baldness was and remains pretty common in Japan, so a hairstyle that works with baldness has some practical purposes and became socially enforced.
This is also similar to Medieval Christian monks.
https://archive.ph/WKEs0 Food:
https://archive.ph/ZhcIl Masculinity:
https://archive.md/HiJ2q Basics of Chonmage:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chonmage https://archive.md/XPmJE Asia in general:
https://archive.md/5c0qW Anonymous 2021-11-23 (Tue) 20:24:18 No. 8738
>>1855 It was objectively a good thing for Japanese peasents as it made the country an industrialised imperialist capitalist state. Samurai rule was as evil and economically poor as it was in any feudalistic society.
I disagree with you when you say that they don't look impressive. I think it is also wrong to say their hairdo is objectively ugly. This is just chauvinism.
Anonymous 2021-12-01 (Wed) 02:05:00 No. 8830
>>8738 >This is just chauvinism Just going to point out that this anon is correctly using the termin of chauvinism, especially in a leftist context, as contrasted to a lot of users that tend to spam the word on this site on everything they perceive to be offending to themselves in regards to an aspect of a culture.
Anonymous 2022-05-08 (Sun) 11:10:05 No. 10552
>>8547 I appreciate the effort tbh
Anonymous 2023-06-17 (Sat) 00:10:29 No. 18024
>>10552 It's an old greentext shitpost, but a good one.
Anonymous 2024-01-23 (Tue) 16:38:01 No. 21509
The book "War Without Mercy" by John Dower is a good source for Imperial Japan's views on race. Among other things they had their own racial classification system, similar but different from the ideology of the Nazis. It's why the considered Chinese and Koreans and other Asians as inferior to themselves.
Anonymous 2024-01-25 (Thu) 17:47:04 No. 21521
Why was Ohaguro a thing?
Anonymous 2024-04-08 (Mon) 05:40:49 No. 21875
>>10546 >>18350 >>7853 >>7247 >>6994 At some point I need to upload these as mp4s, either directly here or through catbox or whatever. In the meantime I suggest seeing 2 videos related to the samurai by the youtube channel Voices of the Past
It really demonstrates the reality of samurai and the entire culture and society in Japan in that time, the vileness that drove Akira Kurosawa to make films like Seven Samurai.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQY3dbUsVgE An interesting glimpse into the material development and acceleration of late-Imperial Japan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZ_Z8WFCLzE I should also go into the Keicho Embassy, as its an interestingly forgotten piece of Japanese history.
I'll also may do an analysis of The Shogun at some point, though I may make that a separate thread in /hobby/
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