ph37707
▼江戸時代 × カウンター・カルチャー!
江戸時代の日本を舞台としているものの、チャンプルーの名前通り、随所に現代文化がミックスされた独特の世界観が特徴。登場人物はカタカナ語(「バイト」、「モデル」など)や若者言葉(「マジ」、「たりぃ」など)を話し、金髪にピアスの若者やヒューマンビートボクサーが登場するなど、時代考証を無視した時代劇が展開されている。
Rating
44
Translation / English
- Posted at 24 Jan 2014 at 08:28
ph37707
▼The Edo period × counter culture!
Even though the story takes place in Japan in the Edo period, as the title Chanpuru indicates, it mixes elements from modern culture, creating its unique world view. The characters use loan words (part-time jobs, model etc.) and youth slag (seriously? Isn't that so?), telling an anachronistic samurai drama with bleached blond young men with pierced ears and human beat boxers.
▼The Edo period × counter culture!
Even though the story takes place in Japan in the Edo period, as the title Chanpuru indicates, it mixes elements from modern culture, creating its unique world view. The characters use loan words (part-time jobs, model etc.) and youth slag (seriously? Isn't that so?), telling an anachronistic samurai drama with bleached blond young men with pierced ears and human beat boxers.
Translation / English
- Posted at 24 Jan 2014 at 08:18
ph37707
Edo era and counterculture
It's a story set in Edo era Japan, but as the "Champloo" name suggests, it has modern culture mixed into it at every turn, giving a unique aesthetic. Characters use vocabulary written in katakana (like "baito" - part-time job or "model") and use modern slang, young people with bleached hair and piercings or even a beatboxer, appear. It's a historical tale, completely ignoring historical details.
Edo era and counterculture
It's a story set in Edo era Japan, but as the "Champloo" name suggests, it has modern culture mixed into it at every turn, giving a unique aesthetic. Characters use vocabulary written in katakana (like "baito" - part-time job or "model") and use modern slang, young people with bleached hair and piercings or even a beatboxer, appear. It's a historical tale, completely ignoring historical details.