Japanese entertainment on the world stage
0January 22, 2024 by ai111
I thought Japan is known for its anime and food. But not only those, literature and film are also areas in which Japan excels according to an English textbook I read today.
Author Haruki Murakami with the success of books has been frequently mentioned as a candidate to win the Nobel prize.
The textbook says that the 1950 release of Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon has brought Japanese film onto the world stage. I’m ashamed to say I haven’t seen the renowned film, so I have to see it.
There’s one more movie I have to see. It’s “Moe no Suzaku” by Naomi Kawase introduced in this book as one of capable and respected filmmakers in Japan.
I saw a western guy like “Japanophile” in a video, by the way. I was both happy and funny to see it. I feel I am living in a completely different age. (It’s a world apart.)
Anyway, there seems to be no doubt that Japan has commanded the world’s attention for animation, food, literature, and film.
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