Posted in Ôoku, Culture, Gender, Manga, tagged Arikoto, Aso Yumi, 男女逆転大奥, drama, genderswap, Iemitsu, KUBOTA Masataka, manga, Ohoku, Oooku, Sakai Masato, Tabe Mikako, Tokugawa, Yoshinaga Fumi on 2012/12/26| 8 Comments »
After Ep. 3, my will to watch this show waned a lot. Fortunately, the drama picks up more in this episode, and there are points I was willing to overlook or accept for the sake of adapting this manga for TV. Arikoto’s cross-dressing scene in Ep. 3 was not one of them, so I’m still a bit sore about that.
Warnings: spoilers for the manga and drama, including some from later episodes/chapters.
More Ôoku here.
Posted in Ôoku, Gender, Manga, tagged Arikoto, よしながふみ, Ôoku Eien, Ôoku: Tanjô, 男女逆転大奥, drama, Emonosuke, 誕生, film, Iemitsu, manga, Ohoku, Tokugawa, trailer, TV, Yoshinaga Fumi, Ōoku, 大奥, 永遠 on 2012/10/03| 3 Comments »
The official trailers for Ôoku: Tanjô and Ôoku: Eien have both been released. (For the full index of posts on the series, see here.)
Ôoku: Tanjô (Iemitsu/Arikoto)
Image from TBS. http://www.tbs.co.jp/ohoku2012/
Posted in Culture, Travel, Wakayama, tagged graveyard, Ki, koya-san, koyasan, Tokugawa on 2011/02/17| 2 Comments »
After seeing Shirasaki, my friend drove us to Kôya-san (高野山) in Wakayama.
The first thing I noticed was how completely different the weather was–it was snowing!
大門 (Daimon)
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The Lobster Dance 