Aoi Hitorigoto n.54 - TRANSLATION-

Oct 24, 2010 23:26



Aoi Hitorigoto #54
-Feeling-
By Kato Shigeaki

Ikitete Yokatta - Uha - )

translation: aoi hitorigoto, members: kato shigeaki

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chynn23 October 24 2010, 21:42:47 UTC
Wow, as usual, such a nice essay from Shige. He really amazes me stm with how he view things differently.

Thanks for translating Giu~ :) *hugs* so this is what Monkeysh to English translation is. Glad, I didn't see UHA UHA UHA somewhere. hahaha! Just kidding. ;P

"Don't think, Feel." ♥

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spilledmilk25 October 24 2010, 21:54:04 UTC
Awww but I put a "Uha" just for you in the cut >< ihihihih

*hugs her monkey*

You're welcome ^^

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chynn23 October 24 2010, 21:57:37 UTC
You did? I wasn't able to see the cut bcz I clicked your link from FB! Ahh~ I wouldv'e wanted to see the UHA UHA first! LOL! XD *checking it now*

Monkey and Cat clinging on each other, such a lovely sight. Hahaha! :3

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ice_colour October 24 2010, 21:54:39 UTC
Thank for translating it!
I really loved this one (but then again I really like most of them, lol).
I agree with you that it's not actually so easy to follow the "Don't think, feel" principle. It takes a bit of effort, imo.
Thanks again for this ^^
*listens to the song for 3rd time in row already..*

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ireallylovenews October 24 2010, 22:00:51 UTC
same mssge as Chynn23 [aka ate Gee]..another amazing essay from Shige♥ he also amaze me and makes me think of how he views simple things in a different way, he's just..ahh~ i can't describe Shige in words...he's more than words to be described...

Arigatou for translating~!♥
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crazyfaucet October 24 2010, 22:02:38 UTC
Thank you for the translation =D So glad he's trying to "don't think. Feel." more! Though sometimes writers get a little too swept up in that thought, where unity (structurally) is left out regardless of the metaphors or the relaziations you come to as the reader. So i do agree with him there!

So glad he really enjoyed catcher in the rye too! Like both you of you actually, i'd like to pick it up and read it again. =D

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yumenostalgic October 24 2010, 23:46:34 UTC
XD Murakami's works are not read in a straight forward way. I also like Norwegian Wood and yeah some elements/parts are not unified but that's Murakami's style of writing.

Catcher in the rye is really good. I'm glad Shige likes it and he mentions that book for a couple of times already.

When I listen to NEWS singles, watch PV or the concert, I feel them instead of thinking what would they do. There's this different feeling when you "feel" them.

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