Once again I wanted to write something, and now that I’ve managed to finally catch the little moth that kept appearing and disappearing in my room, I can focus on my laptop without the moth dive bombing into my face from the darkness.
But I wasn’t sure of what to write about, as always. Didn’t see any real good writing prompts to work off of and couldn’t think of anything, but I’ve been keeping my eyes open anyways.
So it’s just a general purpose blog post this time around.
Haven’t been watching too much anime recently, and haven’t thought of anything I really wanted to write about lately. But, I wanted to write something, so I figured I’d do something a little different from the old anime word association that I’ve done before.
Instead of associating anime to random words, I’ve got a random question generator to use and try to associate the questions to an anime. And hopefully answer them as well.
We’ll see how it goes anyways, I’m not sure what sort of questions we’ll get from this, but let’s find out.
Felt like writing a blog post, so here we are.
Since moving to Japan a lot has changed in my life. I mean really I could never have fully anticipated how everything would go. I’ve made attempts to go out and do more, learn more, experience more. And compared to how I was in Canada, I’d say I’ve managed to do much more on that front.
But anyways, there have been some unexpected changes, some of which I could never have expected.
So I’ll share some of those with you all.
The other day I was thinking about what my biggest pet peeves are when reading a review, and while there are a few, instead of listing them I figured I’d write about what I consider to be the biggest one.
And that pet peeve is when someone writes in a way that completely lacks diplomacy.
Recently, I had a thought in regards to anime and it’s current commercial nature. As we know in the West, anime is something we consume typically either in the form of physical media (DVDs, Blu-Rays, etc.) or on the Internet. And I’d wager that the Internet is by far the largest channel through which we consume anime.
But in Japan, obviously that’s not quite the case. Anime is still heavily restricted and commercialized via major broadcast networks, and it’s main channel of distribution is TV.
The question is, how long will it remain this way?
This is just a thought I had recently after doing some reading, so figured I’d articulate it here.
It’s about building up experience watching anime and how that affects our perception and judgement of the anime we watch.
While I first came to Tokyo, Japan on March 13th, 2020, I didn’t leave Tokyo until the end of the month. So this year, during the spring break, I was able to re-visit Tokyo, pretty much at the exact same time I was there last year.
I was able to meet with friends and do some fun things, so I figured I’d share some of the pictures I took here!
This one comes up every so often in tag posts, but I wanted to answer it again, because why not? Once again, I’ve got my music, I’ve got nothing else to do, and I’m ready to write.
So here are some novels I’d love to see in anime form!
Once again, I’ve stolen this topic from MAL, because I’ve decided that’s what I’m going to do now whenever I just want to write about whatever and listen to music. Also because it’s fun.
I’ll have you know, I don’t respond well to peer pressure.
That’s the truth.
So when RisefromAshes tried to pressure me into responding to the Peer Pressure Tag, I almost didn’t do it. But here we are, because of course, I only jest. I definitely wanted to do this of my own volition.
And of course, thanks for the tag!
