Topic awaiting preservation: Yu Yu Hakusho (Page 1 of 1)

ok here are the lists:
Ghost Fighter
DragonBallZ
and some...

What are these ?

they are lists of cartoons from Yu Yu Hakusho, why?

exactly. Why oh why?!

Is there a point to this thread? If so I've failed to see it...

I don't think so. anyhow please close it.

Who is Yu Yu Hakusho ? A Japanese ?

it's a manga

this is childish

Its shit, now close this stupid thread.

Yu Yu Hakashu is a manga and an anime. But it doesn't have a list of cartoons, it's a cartoon itself. Ghost Fighter and Dragon Ball Z are cartoons themselves also, they have nothing to do with Yu Yu Hakashu.

Hi, guys. I can tell more.
Yu Yu Hakusho is one of the very popular manga in Japan. It had been published for a couple of years on weekly manga magazine, called Jump. Japanese people love reading manga, which is book of cartoon. Everyweek millions of manga magazine has been sold for ages. Dragon ball z also was published on same magazine.

If you come to Japan, please go to book shop. You will find tons of manga books. I was quite surprised there are no such culture in NZ when I came here first time.

Of course some of mangas are not good. But some of them are really wonderful tool to study a lot of things, such as history or biography or whatever. These days Japanese manga has been exported to USA. I don't know yet how it is going.

All right. See ya. Hope this helps you to understand something about manga.

Hiroki Kozai

Thank you for telling/explaining us that Hiroki.

w0w, that explains a lot

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I'll Procrastinate Tomorrow.

No worries.
I miss Japanese cartoon very much.
Have a good day.
Cya.

Hiroki Kozai

Those are crap, the only good manga I have ever read is Blade of the Immortal ( Mugen No Junnon) and Akira.....Lone wolf and a Cub is pretty good too, as well Priest.


DBZ and that YU YU crap, is well a crap.

I miss sensible japanese anime's too.
I love Trigun.

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I love Trigun.

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Ok... Where did that come from?

Hi, guys.
It is interesting to hear about your opinion about Japanese manga.
But I am afraid I don't know Trigun.
What kind of manga is it????
And what is something Akira???
I feel funny to ask you, guys.


Hiroki Kozai

Hiroki,

Manga is doing very well in the US you'll be happy to hear. Even here in the Deep South, Georgia, both Anime and Manga are a growing trend. I was turned onto the genre a couple years ago by a friend who showed me series such as Ranma 1/2, Love Hina, Tenchi Muyo and great OAV's and movies like Vampire Hunter D, Hotaru no Haka and Princess Mononoke.

Since then I have become an fairly avid collector of many Manga and Anime titles. I also find myself more and more intrigued by the Japanese culture everyday and have started to make an effort to learn the language and partake in other Japanese activities. I love to visit some of my local Japanese eateries and share some Sushi or sit around the Hibachi with friends and drink Asahi

I picked up a boxed set of Akira Kurosawa films a few weeks ago which I enjoyed immensely. I'm eager to see more of his works as soon as I can. I hope to visit Japan someday... of course I'd also love to see New Zealand as well. I think you?re very lucky to live there; it's such a beautiful country.

Dewa mata

Doug

I was talking about anime's.
I love ghost in the shell. and Vampire(the recent one)

Akira
Trigun
Cowboy Bebop
Ghost In The Shell
Blood the last vampire
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
Ninja Scroll
Blade of the immortal


up there is alot of good stuff Hiroky, check it out

Hi, dmstiner.
Glad to hear that you enjoy Japanese cultural things.
Akira Kurosawa has been respected and loved by a lot of people in Japan.
Unfortunately I haven't seen his movie yet.
And speaking of Princess Mononoke, its producer, Hayao Miyazaki is the most famous cartoon movie creater in Japan. I was grown up with his movie. If I can have kids, I'd love to show his movies to them. Really romantic and nice story.
Are you trying to learn Japanese? It is great! If you need a help, please ask me. I am willing to help you, mate.
And your comment:

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sit around the Hibachi with friends and drink Asahi

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It is really great comment. Really Japanese cultural things. How do you know Hibachi? It is sort of fire pot,isn't it? I don't know how to discribe well in English. My grand parents used to use it in the winter. It is for make room warm and also cooking like bakeing fish.

All right. Mate. Actually now I am in class so better off to study.
Nice to talk to you, mate.
Cya.

Hiroki Kozai

Thanks for that links, mate.
Cya.

Hiroki Kozai

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Are you trying to learn Japanese?

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can you teach me?

Yes, I can.
It is my pleasure, Yannah.
Actually have you got any question so far?

Hiroki Kozai

so saying arigatogozaimasu is right? it's for hello, right?

No, it is thank you. And it is very polite way to discribe your appreciation.
You can just say, "Arigato" to your friends.
In culturally, we use polite and frank type dependent on who you are talking to.
Arigato-gozaimasu, see this word, it consist of Arigato + gozaimasu.
Actually if you put gozaimasu to couple of words, it will become very polite.

For example,

Ohayo-gozaimasu = Good morning.

Yeah, hope it helps you. Have a good weekend!

Ps, Do you know Timaru? I live there.


Hiroki Kozai

Manga for me is a fruit.
I love to eat manga, specially when my mamma prepares it for me. She brings it already clean and ready to just enjoy it.
Manga is really good, as a fruit.
You can also drink manga juice.
It's also used for some delicious food.
With this very helpful information, I believe I am collaborating in keeping the high standard set by Yannah to this interesting thread.
BTW, high standard threads are a trademark of Yannah...

ADDED: before someone tries to correct my English, let me tell you that 'mango', in English, is the same as 'manga', in Portuguese.

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I was just about to ask you what you mean, Viol.
Now I understand.
Manga is Mongo in porutoguee.
Thanks for telling me that.
I'd love to study as many as possible.
Cya.


Hiroki Kozai

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