Grave of the fireflies (dialect)

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kevinsano

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• 22 Mar 2005

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What dialect is spoken in this movie? i think it's Kansai, but I'm not sure.

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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• 22 Mar 2005

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It is Kansai dialect.
A stage of a movie is Kobe

 

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kevinsano

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• 22 Mar 2005

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So I was right. Thanks a lot.

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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• 22 Mar 2005

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Interesting subject of "Grave of the fireflies"

In Japan, this movie and "TOTORO" were a simultaneous show.
It is said that the parent and child who expected pleasant animation did not stand a seat out of sadness too much after the show.

This movie was in the red.
Please see this movie after looking at "TOTORO."

 

Dekamaster

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• 23 Mar 2005

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Nagashima san, is TOTORO's full title Tonari no Totoro ? Might be a spoiler, but how does its story differ from Graveyard of the Fireflies ?

 

Dekamaster

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Gomen for the double post, but I would just like to know if there is something (like a myth or traditional/cultural sign/image) about death and fireflies ? If I remember correctly, there was a scene in Rurouni Kenshin that used the firefly image for impending death or doom...

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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• 23 Mar 2005

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Because I did not understand an English title of "tonarino totoro"
By the way, "Grave of the fireflies"
"Hotaru no haka " is it.

In Japan, there is a legend that "light of a firefly is a soul of a dead person". ☝

 

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• 24 Mar 2005

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"Tonari no Totoro" in the US is "my neighbour Totoro"

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

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Thank you . Kevinsano!