Le petite Japonaise
Le petite Japonaise
Matthew Anderson
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Anthony Cruz
>La petite Japonaise
the noun is feminine
Gabriel Sullivan
Why is Claude so shit? He ruined the whole episode.
Cameron White
Why are her eyes so damn far apart from each other?
Anthony Lopez
Don't be rude she is Japonaise.
Jayden Ross
This show was garbage.
David Thomas
This post is garbage.
Tyler Long
Wished there was at least a proper ending.
Brody James
This show had a bit more drama than I expected
Isaac Reed
>Ikoku thread
Last fucking thing I expected to see today
Alice is best girl.
Samuel Martin
No one in Japan knows what happened to the author.
Completely disappeared.
Colton Jones
Best post
Camden Mitchell
Seriously? Unless you get murdered, how is this even possible?
Chase Allen
Japan is a big country.
Luke Reed
Was this big news? What the fuck.
Daniel Young
Wait what? Is this for real?
I fucking loved this thing and that's painful to hear.
Ethan Roberts
Her publisher didn't even bother to do a formal announcement.
So yeah, pretty suspicious.
Usually, Japan eventually finds out what happens to a creator that goes dark or off the grid but the creator's whereabouts and status is still unknown even today.
Christopher Turner
lol
Anthony Turner
this animu taught me to hate bread
Jayden Morris
Just pray she didn't join a religious cult or get caught up in some cult.
mangaupdates.com
Not trying to scare anybody but Welcome to the NHK's author ended up joining a cult and I remember an Sup Forumsnon posted his twitter and it was pretty unsettling since that guy seemed to be engaging in tulpa roleplay.
So yeah.
Brayden Thompson
Claude-sama taught me to hate everything but bread and cheese.
Poor people, rich people, musicians, children, cats, soy sauce, being polite, long sleeves, my own father, anything oriental (except the lolis), you name it I hate it now.
Jackson Allen
Author gone missing when she ride a train in France.
Grayson Baker
Didn't NHK have a pyramid scheme part in it? That's similar to a cult, wonder how he joined one anyway.
Justin Campbell
Most Japanese authors don't maintain anything like a public presence. Disappearing might be as trivial as changing your number or moving.
She probably quit for a steady job or got married or something. If anime has taught me anything, it'll be her family's fault.
James Fisher
The anime did, the novel didn't.
Maybe he never watched the anime so he wasn't warned.
Logan Peterson
What the flying fuck am I reading?
That's genuinely unsettling.
James Morales
Even if she did get married, stopping means you don't help supplant your family income so that means her husband won't be able to retire sooner and will have an average retirement age rather than earlier.
She gives up being able to earn income from merchandise and other stuff by killing interest in her creations.
Easton Cox
digitallibrary.usc.edu
Holy fucking shit.
Parker James
>Most Japanese authors don't maintain anything like a public presence
Right. In Hinata Takeda's case, she didn't have a website or Twitter, so there was no way for fans to keep in touch with her.
Her last few chapters of Croisee seemed sloppier than before, so some speculated that she got burnt out with the pace of manga work, and maybe developed health problems. It's strange that she never returned to illustration even part-time, not even to illustrate the remaining volumes of Gosick.
Landon Gomez
4u
Grayson Watson
>Japonaise
I keep thinking of Japanese mayonnaise
Benjamin Harris
Yeah, Welcome to the NHK's author joined a cult.
It isn't pretty.
This is his website and his twitter
tatsuhikotakimoto.com
Looking at his twitter, he is really in DEEP into this cult business.
So yeah, he became worst than a NEET. He became a Cultist.
/jp/ noticed this a while back. He seems to be trying to create a tulpa or something.
Logan Phillips
I know a SEAL who retired with full pension and married a Japanese woman. Her family won't stop nagging him to get a job, just cuz.
Joshua Cooper
That is retarded. That seal gets a chance to just hang out with his children all day until they become teenagers and start thinking you are annoying.
Owen Martinez
Not trying to scare anybody in this thread but Japanese cults can be pretty hardcore and some of them seem to be as though they emerged from the anime world.
Some of one who may browse japanese news site may have heard about an idol retiring to do full time activities with a cult her family raised her in for example.
en.wikipedia.org
Remember, the cult from 20th Century Boys?
Well, Happy Science kinda resembles it.
However, Japan has passed super strict laws against cults so hopefully they won't be allowed to go full crazy again.
Jaxson Sullivan
There can be a lot of pressure to stop working and become a full-time housewife, even when working makes more sense. She may have even preferred it that way, if she'd been burning out.
Ryan Butler
Is anyone else reading this? This is pretty fucking nuts.
Like her wikipedia page and mangaupdates page didn't mention that she created a cult.
>Coming from a secular background, manga creator Yamamoto legitimized herself as a spiritual leader and established her group as a religion in a largely conservative society by claiming to have been contacted by Shinto gods and by adopting a number of rites from Shinto.
>She stopped eating and drinking; (except for milk and sacred wine) and claimed to have been writing while in trance led by the gods’ will.
>Her advice, which according to the shaman came from the gods, eventually became so popular that the magazine awarded her a regular column.Yamamoto wrote for Mu from 1985 to 1986 and again in 1992. Her column called “a message from the oracle” customarily consisted of two parts. The first
represented Yamamoto’s account of her communication with gods, and was usually
followed by an advice comer.
> Moreover, a group of girls went so far in their admiration for Yamamoto that they followed her when she decided to found a live-in religious commune named Shinzankai.
>The headquarters of Shinzankai were established in 1985 on a mountain in Yamanashi prefecture. They consist of a few simple houses, auditoriums, and several shrines dedicated to Konohanasakuyahime and a number of other Shinto gods.
Luke Butler
>stopped eating and drinking except for sacred wine
>a group of girls followed her when she decided to found a live-in religious commune
Imagine the sacred lesbian orgies.
Isaiah Nguyen
Is this the Kinmosa thread?
Blake Rogers
Why is Karen so shit? she ruined the whole episode.
Jackson Watson
This is the cult thread
Joseph Nelson
Blondes are cultists, aren't they?
Chase Hernandez
I always look forward to his meditations desu.
William Parker
Raping her would be delicious.
Julian Sanchez
I wish this show did more with the 19th century France aspect.
Benjamin Richardson
Should have just been about Alice wanting a japanese doll, getting a japanese meido instead.
Work, live and have fun for a year. Bath scene in every episode.
Ryan Torres
Jordan Cruz
La, it's a girl.
Elijah Cooper
I'd put my mayonnaise in that Japonaise.
Isaac Cook
Scary
Evan Lee
I expected this anime to be happy.
I was so wrong.
Isaac Ross
I think it did a lot. What more did you want?
Jaxon Reed
...
Daniel Collins
Narrator's voice so soothing.
Eli Allen
It fuckin ended. Sad.
Noah Rogers
Mugi's great-grandma's song is heavenly.
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Xavier Russell
Fuck
Marry
Kill
left to right
Joshua Bell
Kill, marry, fuck
Daniel Thomas
This show was cute except for the main guy. I don't know what they were thinking always using the tiny-pupil "mind broken panic" expression in what's supposed to be a heartwarming period slice of life.
Luis Gomez
Wrong person.
mangaupdates.com
>Mangaka went on hiatus during the latter half of 2011, causing her main series, Ikoku Meiro no Croisée, to be suddenly discontinued. Fujimi Shobo (Monthly Dragon Age) did not formally announce this news to the public and simply ceased serializing it after the Nov. 2011 issue.
Liam Fisher
Marry Alice
Fuck Alice
Kill Nobody
Logan Hall
is this essfouress?
Hudson Ortiz
>Your ouiaboo grandfather will never come home with a tiny maid for you
Why live?
Bentley Diaz
I don't get how she just left her blind sister to fend for herself.
Lincoln Thomas
She's from a well-off family, her sister will be just fine.
Too bad Yume died on a strange land instead
Lincoln Martin
I'd like this loli to discipline me.
Nicholas Williams
lolis are very nice and never hurt people
but this adult whip girl might do
Ryder King
That doesn't seem fun.
Isaac Powell
I watched that episodes many times, and it still hurt me. There are plenty of Commoner and Noble romance story, but to think it ended in failure, damn.
I don't blame Claude, because he is commoner after all, so he has no idea how Noble live their life, but still, can't the girl explain it slowly to him, there must be a way to solve it, fuck.