Re: [Re: [samuraihistory] next years taiga drama]

Hi all

I am interested in seeing some of these dramas. Are they available subtitled
into english or are they japanese language only. I would also like to know if
they are available to obtain or if someone is willing to arrange video copies
from the tv

paul


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| We're not three episodes into this years drama Hojo |Tokimune and I've
heard that next years drama has |already been decided. I will be about Maeda
Toshie and |his wife. I've only heard this by word of mouth and not in
|print. Can anyone confirm this?

It was on NHK this week that the drama will be on
Maeda Toshie. Filming starts in August.

Later, Mark Hall





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They are broadcast in Hawaii and California with subtitles, may want to look for
someone thereabouts.
Tom

paul richardson wrote:

> Hi all
>
> I am interested in seeing some of these dramas. Are they available subtitled
> into english or are they japanese language only. I would also like to know if
> they are available to obtain or if someone is willing to arrange video copies
> from the tv
>
> paul
>
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> | We're not three episodes into this years drama Hojo |Tokimune and I've
> heard that next years drama has |already been decided. I will be about Maeda
> Toshie and |his wife. I've only heard this by word of mouth and not in
> |print. Can anyone confirm this?
>
> It was on NHK this week that the drama will be on
> Maeda Toshie. Filming starts in August.
>
> Later, Mark Hall
>
> Paul Richardson
> Bujinkan Lincoln Dojo 7th Dan
> www.bujinkanuk.co.uk
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I live in Japan so all that I see is only in Japanese. I know that taiga
drama is shown in Hawaii and the west coast with english subtitles. Whether
they are available cassette I don't know. Most of the taiga dramas are
available in condensed form on video, available from NHK through a company
called Amuse Family Video http://www.amuse-soft.co.jp/ , but they're all in
Japanese. I tape a lot of jidai geki (running up to 200 titles) and would be
willing to make some form of trade. Please email me.


Hi all

I am interested in seeing some of these dramas. Are they available subtitled
into english or are they japanese language only. I would also like to know
if
they are available to obtain or if someone is willing to arrange video
copies
from the tv

paul


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| We're not three episodes into this years drama Hojo |Tokimune and I've
heard that next years drama has |already been decided. I will be about Maeda
Toshie and |his wife. I've only heard this by word of mouth and not in
|print. Can anyone confirm this?

It was on NHK this week that the drama will be on
Maeda Toshie. Filming starts in August.

Later, Mark Hall

--- In samuraihistory@egroups.com, TOM HELM wrote:

> They are broadcast in Hawaii and California with subtitles....

If you have a choice, go for the ones done in Hawaii - they do a far
better job with the subtitles. Otherwise, any self-respecting
japanese video store in america will have at least the most recent
taiga dramas available - although minus the subtitles.

C.E.West

Hi, what channel are these on? Are they broadcast on satellite?

-Ron

> > They are broadcast in Hawaii and California with subtitles....
>
> If you have a choice, go for the ones done in Hawaii - they do a far
> better job with the subtitles. Otherwise, any self-respecting
> japanese video store in america will have at least the most recent
> taiga dramas available - although minus the subtitles.

> Hi, what channel are these on? Are they broadcast on satellite?
>
> -Ron
>
> > > They are broadcast in Hawaii and California with subtitles....
> >
> > If you have a choice, go for the ones done in Hawaii - they do a far
> > better job with the subtitles. Otherwise, any self-respecting
> > japanese video store in america will have at least the most recent
> > taiga dramas available - although minus the subtitles.
>

WHen I lived in the Bay Area (up until 1998) it was on Channel 26 on Saturday
and Sunday nights. the samurai dramas were usually Sunday at 9PM.

best, Mark Hall