Posted by UO on 12.31.2015, 03:26 PM: Only Yesterday dubbed trailer Everyone seen this yet? I haven't really been following Ghibli lately pretty excited Daisy Ridley is voicing.
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Posted by belborges on 12.31.2015, 03:44 PM: I've seen it!! It's pretty great.
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Posted by husky51 on 12.31.2015, 09:45 PM: I must say, UO, that while preferring subs, this sounds pretty good... |
Posted by FlareNetworkC on 01.01.2016, 02:53 AM: This actually sounds really nice, I love Taeko's voice, and it means I can FINALLY get Only Yesterday on Blu-ray at some point.
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Posted by saviour2012 on 01.01.2016, 09:30 AM: when i first joined tavern, means when i started watching ghiblis, Only Yesterday, Ocean Wave or Porco Rosso was not attractive/interesting to me. However now(after around four year, time flies ) these movies are kind of cool, they are more sensible and deep.
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Posted by Koda on 01.02.2016, 06:55 PM: Actually haven't seen this, and looks good can't wait for the Blu Ray release here in the UK. Daisy voicing as well is perfect !
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Posted by Roarkiller on 02.04.2016, 06:50 AM: Wait what Dev Patel as a voice actor?
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Posted by Lynnie on 04.19.2016, 03:12 PM: Ohhhh~~~ Very nice to see! I'll look forward to it!
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Posted by paperbullet on 05.01.2016, 02:01 PM: I'll be excited to finally see it in English. Dubs aren't for everyone, but I always enjoy seeing them. |
Posted by husky51 on 08.13.2016, 07:09 PM: It wasn't about the 'dubbing' of the film, but I was reminded of it (the film) when I saw a commercial on TV about something or other and showed a man and his 5th-grade persona or self... lol |
Posted by husky51 on 09.30.2023, 02:15 AM: I recently found and have been watching NHK TV and today, I saw a show that reminded me of scenes in "Only Yesterday"... Processing Safflower blossoms for their red coloration... soaking, spreading on framed panels to dry, etc. and using the bowl of thick red to brush over panels of cloth to dye them (that last part wasn't in the movie, but it was interesting to see...)... The show was commenting on the saving of the 'obai' tradition, but I couldn't find any other translation for that word other than 'robbed', through 'Google translate', which doesn't always hit the mark in translating a word or term... |
Posted by arren18 on 09.30.2023, 03:54 AM: One of the difficulties of Japanese for Google Translate (even before you deal with grammar) is the fact there are so many homophones in Japanese, so without the original spelling or some context, there's a good chance it won't figure out which of many possibilities is correct.
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Posted by husky51 on 09.30.2023, 11:32 AM: As I was watching the show, iirc, it was described as being about the arts of Japan, meaning like traditional occupations... One older gentleman was lamenting about being the only one left from his once well-manned company or profession (?) that was still there doing this in the 'old' manner, although there were a young lady or two who were demonstrating the different procedures with him... including the hand-pressing of the wet, red Safflower mixture that ended up with using a press to get all the liquid out. I don't remember the title of the show, but remember writing my previous post immediately after the show and during the closing credits, it appeared to give what it was about and the word Obai was shown in quotation marks or apostrophe's...
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Posted by arren18 on 11.14.2023, 09:37 AM: I just happened to see this being advertised: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/speci...e/202311111010/
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Posted by husky51 on 11.14.2023, 12:54 PM: No, unfortunately, but it may have been 'Small Journeys' or a show similar to it. I just happened to come across it and was so jazzed to be seeing it and thinking about the similarities to "Only Yesterday".. I just finished watching the link you sent and liked the friendliness of the women gathering together and dyeing the stoles and was captivated by the sheer joy of the little girl with the t-shirt she dyed herself...
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