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二十歳の😊😊あの頃 背伸びして篠ひろ子さん みたいなロングソヴァージュ にしてました😊

En cambio los japoneses se ríen de los españoles dicen que somos unos chapuceros

Desde España para mí los japoneses es la gente más educada más disciplinada en de la que más te puedes fiar son gente noble como los españoles

Adorei esse drama leve e engraçado, adorei o bom humor do shinkai, adoro a educação dos japoneses, ...o aeroporto, o avião, lembrou a época que eu morava lá no Japão ...kkkk

木村拓哉さんへ堂本お剛行動？

キムタクにも全く興味ありませんが、このころキムタクかっこよかったんですね。 ドラマのことは全く知りません、一ミリも見たことなかった、山下達郎のライドンタイムが好きなのでたまたま見ました。

この時のキムタクめちゃくちゃカッコ良かった(⋈◍＞◡＜◍)。✧♡

いかりや長介が渋かった。

私は社員旅行で何度も飛行機でシンガポール行ったり韓国行ったり楽しい思い出です♪

もし、あのときに、女の人もパイロットになれるんだと気づいていたら、この太陽の光の素敵を感じているのは、私だったかもしれない😂😲☝️❗️❗️あー(ﾟ〇ﾟ)っ。なんでもっと早く気づかなかったんだろう😫💦💦💦 😁💔😓💨💨💨

あれからもう２１年も経つのですね。

Good Luck!!❤

Vi el drama Good luck y me gusto mucho (me encanta el actor protagonista ❤). No puedo dejar de escuchar este tema!!!! 😊👏👏👏❤❤❤❤

柴咲コウのツンデレっぷりが素晴らしい！！

間違いない。木村拓哉は、私の遠い親族だ🤯☝️❗❗♥️😄😄♥️（極々個人的なんだけれども、どうしても書きたくなっちゃって💦ごめんm(_ _)m。読まないでスルーしてね😂😅💦😂💦💦）

木村拓哉さんは本当にかっこいい

私が言わんとする意味を、約20年前に視聴していた方にはご理解いただけると思います。 驚きました。ワンクール、３か月に及ぶＴＶドラマ「グッドラック」を、達郎さんの主題歌「ライドオンタイム」に乗せた約4分30秒に集約しています。 初回、沖縄県下地空港（当時、旅客機の訓練はここしかないと認識しています。）で、離発着訓練をしていた主人公「新海　元」が、 様々な経験やトラブルを経て、最終話で復帰試験フライトととしてホノルル空港にLANDING。 私にとっては、『起承転結』がハッキリとした死ぬまで忘れられないドラマです。

Just got back from Tokyo. Watched the whole show. Love this song. Thank you for posting it, Callum

I love everything about this drama, it gave me positive vibes and good feelings 😊

sir with due respect 777 gilgit and skardu nahi jata ATR and airbus

I will definitely check out this show.

In Islamabad to Gilgit flight, the aircraft literally glides between the great himalayas... you fly past nanga parbat. its amazing!

This is a really amazing video! I’ve watched it twice in a row now

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You totally ripped off Robert Edwards' video on Japanese Cyberpunk. You should give him some credit instead of claiming this to be solely your own work! You are very unfair.

This made me so happy, it's fantastic. HorrorPop, Saltburncore, Hallowave, PrepRave....... obsessed.❤❤❤

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Nice post!

What’s the name of the song at the end❤️

My man's out here making me pull up a notes app to mark down all these example movies 😂😂 nothing in the description lol I'm like wait wait I'm trying to get into this subset more 😅

I was amazed how much the anime reminded me of Gibson and Neuromancer, and other of his stories, the doomed relationships of Molly, or New Rose Hotel, the disintegration of Armitages personality construct, the aimlessness of the cowboy characters who where not at all doing it for idealistic reasons, really captured something outside the usual anime tropes.

Why is the video unlisted ?

Dude, I need more of this! Cyberpunk Edgerunners (and the video game, as well), has created unfathomable angst within me. All of a sudden the cyberpunk isn't cool at all - but a deeply frightening outlook; and I don't know how close to it we've already come...

The best video on Cyberpunk that i've came across..!!

This video is awesome but why can't I find your other page with your first cyberpunk video. it was awesome!

I so need the background music track.. but the one indicated by UA-cam isn't the correct one and Shazam can't find it either.. who can help me out?

Thanks for the video which I found ultimately lacking in substance and presentation. You concentrate on a very niche aspect of japanese cyberpunk, on movies that never left that niche the way that, for example, Akira did. I dispute your claim that Ishii's or Tsukamoto's movies are in any way representative for the japanese psyche during the 80s, especially the latter ones have much more in common with Cronenberg. Should you ever remake the video for a wider audience I'd also appreciate more meaningful footage from the movies you're talking about and less stock footage. Nevertheless, interesting topic, I hope you dive deeper!

At 3:01, is that The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On?

Excellent video essay, I really found it interesting and learned many thing I didn´t know about the cyberpunk genre, glad the UA-cam algorythm recommended me this. Keep it up.

Interesting video! Is there a complete list of all the background music tracks anywhere? :)

"Ah-kira" lmao

Ok you fucking weeb

Now why use a French song in the very end?

i think cyberpunk is more china, than japan

this was fantastic. i wish it went on for hours. ;) thank you. love the song at the end.

I actually took notes while watching your video. Very interesting thoughts!

Thank you for this video. The first anime I ever watched was Akira. I had no idea "cartoons" could be so mature. When I got over the mature content, I understood the mature narrative. Akira, will always be a thing of beauty to me

It's important to acknowledge that the most prominent and influential cyberpunk was at its core just film noir with a futuristic coating, flavoring the established aesthetics of film noir with futurism deriving from anxieties of the 80s, the stark black and white contrast being replaced with black and colorful *_NEON_* to distinguish the new movies. The themes were quite the opposite of punk, depicting detectives and policemen doing their detective/police work, and showing how the new high-tech order of this world could challenge peaceful and dignified living from a more conservative perspective. In a way, film noir was like this too, but showing the darker side of urban life in modern, glamorous big cities of the '40s. Perhaps cyberpunk film was more punk in subtext only. But I digress, lol. You mention films, but I suspect cyberpunk was biggest in Japanese video games and anime. And the cyberpunk in those is heavily inspired by Western works such as Blade Runner; it's not like cyberpunk was something that originated in Japan, it was influenced by Japan and then happened to influence it back.

The interview at 2:05 says that "technology is terrifying but still convenient". That's a lesson for today. I saw Bladerunner and AKIRA (and Buckaroo Banzai!) in the theatre. I read "Neuromancer" when it first came out and played the "Shadowrun" pen/pencil RPG in college when it came out. I love cyberpunk, always have. I graduated high school in 1984. I'm 57. Back then we really thought that cyberpunk was they way the future was going to turn out. William Gibson said it best “The future is already here - it's just not evenly distributed yet.” As a genre, I'm glad it's still popular. It's dripping with cool.

Заебал ейде5умсуен. Thanks for vid, choom