Whats the point of this kind of scene?
Whats the point of this kind of scene?
Leo Cook
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Benjamin Carter
*thonk*
Isaiah Torres
Ambiance and setting a setting, usually.
Kevin Gray
Deer scarers are usually on rich or traditional houses. By showing this, it implies that the person in question is either rich or belongs to a historic family in the region.
Aiden Cruz
Pretty sure that's a water clock.
Juan Long
Keeps tigers away from Japanese homes.
Yes, the scene on the viewer's TVs keep the tigers away too.
Nolan Reyes
deers ?
in the middle of city ?
Benjamin Thomas
>tigers
Yes, but what about servals? Does it keep them away too? I kinda need this answer quickly.
Jason Ramirez
Man, whoever came up with this must have been a fucking genius.
Jeremiah Wood
Phallic symbolism.
Oliver Evans
only the power of reality checks can keep them away
Parker Cook
Nature ambiance is a big thing in Japanese fiction. It's not just anime and manga, it's part of their literary tradition too, at least going back as far as the Meiji era when the Japanese started churning out short stories and novels at an exponential increase.
Ryder Allen
God dammit, I hear it already.
Bentley Brooks
to scare deer.
Isaiah Garcia
Oh wow. Something is not just in cartoons but in LITERATURE? Japanese literature at that? damn
Easton Walker
Explain more about this.
Lincoln Reyes
There's a video on youtube on how early japanese directors used these scenery shots as a breather, to allow the viewer to take in the previous scene or take a break before the next scene. This happens a lot in non non biyori, especially in the first episode where they break away from the characters to just show the beautiful scenery.
Landon Parker
it was me
Wyatt White
DIO!
Jayden Wilson
just a relaxing vibe, rain without the actual rain
Chase Rivera
It's called a pillow shot.
Aaron Smith
not its not you normie
its called ししおどし
Ryan Phillips
Aspect-to-aspect.
Adrian Rogers
Yes? Do you not have garbage horses where you live? Deer are urban wildlife, like racoons and squirrels. But I think most japanese families like that probably keep those things as decorations, not to fullfill the purpose they were originally designed for.
Juan Carter
We're talking about the cinematic technique, you idiot, not the bamboo thing.
Gabriel Miller
It's some kinda gook rain catcher although it's really shoddily designed out of bamboo and twigs just like everything Japs design.
Lucas Hall
What causes the open-end to drop? Wouldn't all the water flow to the back, making that end heavier?
Adrian Bennett
bamboo has little space intbetween, see those partition line ?
Luke Robinson
>Deer scarers are usually on rich or traditional houses.
No. It's perfectly normal decoration for gardens among all people. Implying only rich people can have a stick of bamboo in their garden is stupid.
Wyatt Phillips
Ah okay, thanks.
Austin Johnson
REEEEREEEEREEEEREEEE
Hunter Mitchell
Colton Gonzalez
Can deer scarers kill servants?
Mason Ortiz
Stupid gaijins like you would never understand.
Christopher Butler
That means the character lives in a traditional Japanese house with a fine garden.