Robert Belton
shiawase@mastodon.social
<p>Irish, European, しあわせ interests: Japan⛩culture & language, film 🎥 , games🎮, computers 💻, books 📚 I try to post positive. 日本語をちょっと喋れる<br /><a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E8%AA%9E" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>日本語</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/learningJapanese" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>learningJapanese</span></a><br />Kanji a bit of a hobby horse. </p><p>Inexpert in many things.</p><p>Pondering flaneur. </p><p>Idler.</p><p>Will post mainly in English, sometimes in Japanese. </p><p>Alt text of avatar: red bobo saru doll from Gifu Takayama Japan. <br />Alt text of header image: Close up of green lichen growing on the many layers of chipped red paint of a uk pillar box.</p>
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@mario@neko.cat For me, Kore-eda's specialness is in the observed humanity of everyday characters. This perhaps comes from his early background in documentary filmmaking. I think that is why he's compared to Ozu,( but prefers Ken Loach as an influence.) I believe he also allows his actors a lot of freedom. Which might be possible to the now almost unique position in commercial films of being director / writer / editor / producer for almost all his films.
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Also, in relation to a recent thread by @AnthoDerv@famichiki.jp it uses romaji rather than furigana or hiragana. However the example sentences are given with kanji. It wasn't revised to use kana instead. (or have a toggle setting for readings like Kodansha Kanji Learners Dictionary iOS edition) Not that I could see it as a textbook for a student who is reluctant to use kana. The advanced volume just uses Japanese with some furigana.
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@kalleboo@bitbang.social I'm impressed you do it on what must be dwindling resources of imagewriter ribbons and traction feed paper