Real First Name: Kei
Gender: Male
Anime Fan Since: The early '90s
Favorite anime: Dragon Ball, Doraemon, Akira, Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, The Little Prince and the Eight-Headed Dragon, Ghost in the Shell, and Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer
Favorite Tokusatsu: Godzilla and all the Toho tokusatsu movies
Hi, I'm Kei who was born and am living in Japan. Maybe I'm the first Japanese member here. Though I think that I'm not really old enough to be a member of this forum, collecting recordings of old TV broadcasts has been my most important hobby for years.
My VCRs that I use to digitize and remaster old recordings:
Ask me about anything related to Japan. I'm looking forward to sharing information about old TV stuff with the members here!
Hello from Japan
- Anime-Kyo-Uk
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- Joined: Sat Aug 10, 2013 4:39 am
- Anime Fan Since: 1988
Re: Hello from Japan
Welcome Kei,
Wow you have a W1, I was lucky back in the 90's to know 1 or 2 fans in the UK that had a W1 and they did conversions to pal from NTSC, and LD to pal VHS too! So glad to see you on-board
You must have some collection by now?
Wow you have a W1, I was lucky back in the 90's to know 1 or 2 fans in the UK that had a W1 and they did conversions to pal from NTSC, and LD to pal VHS too! So glad to see you on-board
You must have some collection by now?
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- usamimi
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- Joined: Fri Jan 25, 2013 2:00 pm
- Anime Fan Since: 1987
- Location: The Lonestar State
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Re: Hello from Japan
Welcome! It's always great to see new faces! We actually have a few members that are in Japan, too, I wonder if you're anywhere near them?
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- greg
- Posts: 2159
- Joined: Wed Oct 26, 2011 9:00 pm
- Anime Fan Since: 1989 (consciously)
- Location: Shizuoka-ken, Japan
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Re: Hello from Japan
Hi! I live in Fuji City. Someday I will die either from Mt. Fuji erupting or from a giant tsunami. The news says that we are doomed here, so every day is an exciting adventure.
Actually, new houses are being built here all the time, so plenty of people choose not to listen to the news and live in fear. On some days, the air can stink from the paper mills, but I mostly enjoy life here. Big cities are not far away, and beautiful nature is close, too. I can see Mt. Fuji when I leave my apartment in the morning. Right now, the clouds are wrapped around Mt. Fuji like a hand holding the mountain.
There are several other members living in Japan. What part of the country do you live in?
Actually, new houses are being built here all the time, so plenty of people choose not to listen to the news and live in fear. On some days, the air can stink from the paper mills, but I mostly enjoy life here. Big cities are not far away, and beautiful nature is close, too. I can see Mt. Fuji when I leave my apartment in the morning. Right now, the clouds are wrapped around Mt. Fuji like a hand holding the mountain.
There are several other members living in Japan. What part of the country do you live in?
My presence on the Net, with plenty of random geekiness:
My homepage
My YouTube channel
My Flickr photostream
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My homepage
My YouTube channel
My Flickr photostream
My Tumblr page
- Animusubi
- Posts: 612
- Joined: Thu Nov 15, 2012 9:31 pm
- Anime Fan Since: 1989
- Location: Planet Shining
- Contact:
Re: Hello from Japan
Welcome to the forum, Kei! Visiting Japan is still on my near future to-do list. There are quite a few members here who live in Japan.
Re: Hello from Japan
W1 helped me watch PAL videotapes before, but now I've got a PAL compatible capture device and I'm looking for a better PAL VCR. W1 isn't great if you don't use conversions at all. Speaking of my collection, most of the actual tapes and discs are stored at my brother's house and I only have digitized videos on my PC, but I've got quite a few rare videos from old recordings and Laserdiscs.Anime-Kyo-Uk wrote:Welcome Kei,
Wow you have a W1, I was lucky back in the 90's to know 1 or 2 fans in the UK that had a W1 and they did conversions to pal from NTSC, and LD to pal VHS too! So glad to see you on-board
You must have some collection by now?
greg wrote:There are several other members living in Japan. What part of the country do you live in?
I live in Gunma and commute to a university in Tokyo by shinkansen.usamimi wrote:Welcome! It's always great to see new faces! We actually have a few members that are in Japan, too, I wonder if you're anywhere near them?
I've never been to Shizuoka, but as a Japanese, I think that I have to go to Mt. Fuji before I die. I hope it won't erupt and change shape before my visit.greg wrote:Hi! I live in Fuji City. Someday I will die either from Mt. Fuji erupting or from a giant tsunami. The news says that we are doomed here, so every day is an exciting adventure.
Actually, new houses are being built here all the time, so plenty of people choose not to listen to the news and live in fear. On some days, the air can stink from the paper mills, but I mostly enjoy life here. Big cities are not far away, and beautiful nature is close, too. I can see Mt. Fuji when I leave my apartment in the morning. Right now, the clouds are wrapped around Mt. Fuji like a hand holding the mountain.
I'm not good at speaking English, but maybe I'll be able to guide you in Tokyo.ryoran wrote:Welcome to the forum, Kei! Visiting Japan is still on my near future to-do list. There are quite a few members here who live in Japan.
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- Location: the YYZ
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Re: Hello from Japan
Hello Kei! Welcome to the board. Those are some sweet SVHS decks there!
My wife and I have only been to Japan twice, but we loved visiting and hope to return someday.
My wife and I have only been to Japan twice, but we loved visiting and hope to return someday.
- Kame-Sen'nin
- Posts: 451
- Joined: Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:20 am
- Anime Fan Since: 1996
Re: Hello from Japan
Welcome to the board Kei! I love those SVHS decks you have, and am absolutely blown away by that screen capture of Daicon Film!
Re: Hello from Japan
Welcome to the lounge, Kei. I'll be in Tokyo on Wednesday. I'll be running around the area for about a week with a friend of mine.
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Re: Hello from Japan
Welcome, Kei!
Never be concerned about asking questions if something is not understood. Take comfort that your English is much better than the knowledge of Japanese everyone else here has.
I echo Dave's statement, those S-VHS decks are 100% awesome!
Never be concerned about asking questions if something is not understood. Take comfort that your English is much better than the knowledge of Japanese everyone else here has.
I echo Dave's statement, those S-VHS decks are 100% awesome!