Torrents in Japanese

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the mighty quinn

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14 Jun 2008

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Hi

I'm trying to find western movies with Japanese subtitles so I can watch movies with Japanese friends. But, this these seem to be ridiculously hard to come by by searching on western sites.

So, does anyone know which sites the Japanese use to download torrents?
Or, does anyone know the Japanese for 'Torrent', just to start me off?!
(I'm guessing 'ﾆ暖ﾂーﾆ椎槌停?愴暖' or something?)

Thanks for any help

 

Emoni

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20 Sep 2003

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• 17 Jan 2010

• #2

I've always wondered the same, especially for language practice!

 

T

the mighty quinn

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14 Jun 2008

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• 17 Jan 2010

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• #3

yea - I'll have to admit the prospect is a bit daunting - but I wanna have a go!

 

-Rudel-

Fire Star Man

8 Feb 2005

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• 17 Jan 2010

• #4

You might have to start with joining Japanese messae boards such as 2-channel, 4-channel, mIRC.

 

T

the mighty quinn

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14 Jun 2008

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• 17 Jan 2010

• Thread starter
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-Rudel- said:

You might have to start with joining Japanese messae boards such as 2-channel, 4-channel, mIRC.

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Mmmmm... I see! Not a bad idea!


As it happens, I just remembered that a friend mentioned a while back that he does the torrent thing... so I'll give him a call... if I find a good one i'll post it, I'm sure others would be interested

 

Emoni

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20 Sep 2003

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• 17 Jan 2010

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Please do. I'm very curious to find the Japanese side of this. ChinaBT was shut down so the Chinese source is mostly gone. I'm curious if Japan has such a BT community.

 

Hezam

Out of Service

24 Aug 2007

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• 17 Jan 2010

• #7

Me too i was searching for along time but i could not find any japanese tracker !

 

Chidoriashi

In imagination land

2 Feb 2007

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• 18 Jan 2010

• #8

http://www.gomplayer.jp/jmdb/list.html?page=1ﾂ　just found this, have not had time to check it out but it might be what you are looking for

 

Chidoriashi

In imagination land

2 Feb 2007

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• 18 Jan 2010

• #9

The files on the list appear to just be subtitle files, so the corresponding torrents will need to be found elsewhere, but a copy and paste job in google will probably locate them for you. The first file name is the subtitle file, and the second one is it's corresponding torrent file name (the part to copy and paste). According to the site if you down load their player (GOM Player) you can add subtitles to the file simply by dragging and dropping the subtitle file on the downloaded video file while it is playing on screen.

Or they say you can give the subtitle file the same name as the video file and that will sync the two together when played on the GOM player.

 

Chidoriashi

In imagination land

2 Feb 2007

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• 18 Jan 2010

• #10

The search function for the subtitle files on the site is crap btw.