Jun 28, 2015 15:59
films,
yoshizawa ryo,
fujiwara tatsuya,
chiba yudai,
yamada yuki,
sometani shota,
hayashi kento,
abe hiroshi,
movies,
higashide masahiro,
nishii yukito,
the last things i watched series,
daito shunsuke,
yamada takayuki,
sato ryuta,
kanata hongo
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But I need to say - I envy your current life-style ^-^.
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It is the best lifestyle ever! But only have it for another 4-ish weeks.
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And to make things worse our post is on strike right now - which means once it´r released by customs-office , it might get stuck at the post-center and so it might even take longer than usual.
I wish the Japanese would put English subs on their Blu-ray´s. They get here much faster.
I wish I could have that life-style - evn for 4 weeks. I already feel burned-out again. I really hate to have to go to work again in some 8-9 hours...
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Ah man, that does suck! =[
It's not the Japanese who subtitle DVDs, it's the companies over here who do and they rarely subtitle anything! Which majorly sucks.
Least you get 8 - 9 hours sleep? I dunno. When I start working I think I start at 7am. So that's me getting like 6 hours sleep a night but I know I can handle that ^_^
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I see, I learnt something! ^_^ But in Korea, everyone's pretty much fluent in English so they can do their own English subs easily =] also, they like spreading into that international audience unlike Japan >.<
Ahh o yeah! That sucks. I am more of a 'get up early and get work out of the way' type of person but I am also a 'fully wakes up at 8pm everyday' type of person xD
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Well, I guess there are still enough Japanese capable of English that they find someone who can make subs. But indeed Korea is way better regarding English. And what you say about Japan not interested in spreading into international audience - that´s the real main problem I have heard from many sides. Japanese bands when they are still small always say, they want to go international and spread J-music into the world - Sekai no owari also did say that. But then they suddenly became huge in Japan. They now made a documentary movie - but does it have English subtitles for those international fans they originally wanted to win? NO!
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Aye, tis a big problem for those outside of Japan.
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