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NEWS: Kei Sugita's Chouyaku Hyakuninisshu: Uta Koi. Manga Gets TV Anime




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Stark700



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PostPosted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:41 pm Reply with quote
I bet Chihayafuru fans are happy to see this Wink
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Volibear



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PostPosted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:53 pm Reply with quote
Stark700 wrote:
I bet Chihayafuru fans are happy to see this Wink


i sure am Very Happy and i'd be happy even if i wasn't a fan since its a Josei show, so few Josei mangas ever get adapted its always nice to hear about a new one

now we just need a very kind group to pick up the manga......
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dragon695



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PostPosted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 5:35 pm Reply with quote
I remain cautious on this one since I tend to much prefer the original meaning and stories behind the manyoushuu poetry. The problem I could see is that everything turns into some great love story, but that is mostly not the case with those poems. Many speak of sad, unrequited, or lost love. I would rather not see some sugar-coated wish-fufillment, which the "very liberal" seems to hint at.
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hyojodoji



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PostPosted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 9:19 pm Reply with quote
Anime News Network wrote:
...the Hyakuninisshu anthology compiled during Japan's Heian period....

 
Actually, many scholars think that (the prototype of) Ogura Hyakunin'isshu was compiled in Katei 1. Katei 1 ≒ A.D. 1235. Therefore, according to this major theory, the period in question is the Kamakura period, rather than the Heian period.
 
Dr Ishida Yoshisada wrote:
『小倉百人一首』(嘉禎元?)は古来の人の歌を一〇〇首選び出したものである。

 
In Bunryaku 2/Katei 1 (≒ A.D. 1235), in Meigetsuki (Sadaie's diary), Fujiwara no Sadaie wrote:
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廿七日、予本自不知書文字事。嵯峨中院障子色紙形故予可書由、彼入道懇切。雖極見苦事、憗染筆送之。古來人歌各一首。自天智天皇以來及家隆雅經卿。

 
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Keichitsu0305





PostPosted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 10:53 pm Reply with quote
Yay! I'm looking forward to this series! Very Happy

I hope they talk about (or perhaps show) the historical meaning behind each poem!
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LaFreccia



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PostPosted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 9:44 pm Reply with quote
I don't see how you could write anything but a very loose interpretation, given that these are just poems -- there is no real story to be told.

As a previous commenter said, I'm interested in this show to see more Josei. I am a big fan of Chihayafuru, but I don't think this will satisfy my craving for Chihayafuru Season 2.
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MaxSouth



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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2012 4:54 am Reply with quote
The art and the music in the video are excellent. Lets compare it to what will actually done in the anime.
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