Удивительно что настолько старое аниме до сих пор имеет свою аудиторию по всему миру. Да... Это вам не бесконечные гаремники и исекаи. "Что быстро строиться, быстро и рухнет".
The 1980s, when ROLW was born, was the time when many challenging media were born in Japan. At that time, Japanese people who loved such media were alienated and despised as "otaku" by Japanese society. Currently, I think that the reason why "otaku" is evaluated as a new value by Japanese society is that the number of overseas fans has increased. I am grateful to overseas fans and feel laughed at the cultural poverty of Japanese society, which can only be re-evaluated based on the evaluation of a third party. ROLWが生まれた１９８０年代は、日本で多くの挑戦的なメディアが生まれた時代です。 当時、そのようなメディアを愛する日本人は日本社会から『オタク』として疎外・蔑まれました。 現在はその『オタク』が新しい価値として日本社会から評価されたのは、国外のファンが増えた結果だと考えます。 私は国外のファンに対し感謝するとともに、第三者の評価を基にしか再評価ができない日本社会の文化的な貧困さに失笑を感じます。
@@GerdLPluu What I wanted to say is that although the contents of anime works (including this one) have not changed, since people overseas began to pay attention to them and receive high acclaim, watching anime in Japan has become a hobby. (I feel unsightly about their actions, including the example of the Japanese government-led "Cool Japan" movement). From this behavior in Japanese people and Japanese society, I understood that they lack the ability to "examine and judge value by themselves". Thay`s why，I reaffirmed that Japanese people are a people lacking independence.
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