Group 1 :
This survey is aboout Japanese perception towards animation and comic.
Many Japanese love animate and comics very much but one point is very interesting which is half of them answered that they do not but the animate related products. This result is suprised me becuase as there are lots of locations specially selling those products in Japan, so most animate fans must certainly buy their favorite comic related products. However, it is not the case.
Besides, many of them hold a negative opinion towards nowadays Japanese animation development as they think that it becomes too commercial. Actually, I agree their views as at the very beginning drawing is considered as a kind of arts, but today many merchants regard this as a channel for purchasing money.
Group 2 :
It is the first time I heard of Tokyo Metropolitan Ordinace. The idea of setting up a rule for restricting some sex or violence animate is good, becuase it surely influences teenagers' metal development easily. But I think the goverment should promote the advantages of it more to the citizens as many of the interviwees did not know what is exactly is, and some of them even think this rule is useless. Inorder to acheive a healthier atmostphere of the comics' market, it needs both the creators and businessmen's discipline. I am looking forward a new environment of the Japanese animation.
Group 3 :
It is interesting to analyse Japanese understanding about Hong Kong. It should be expected most Japanese are familiar with Hong Kong, but it is a bit different from what we think. Actually not many Japanese have visited to Hong Kong before, so they do not have a all rounded view about Hong Kong. However, it is funny to know that the first impression of Japanese towards Hong Kong is Jakie Chan but not various tasty food. I do not understand why they specially remember Jakie Chan ? Most of my Japanese friends also have this impression!!
In general, they have a good impression to Hong Kong and hope they can visit and discover Hong Kong in the coming future.
Thank you for your comment. I agree with you. I think the original culture of Japanese animations & comics has changed from a kind of arts to a tool of earning money.
回覆刪除Yes! I hope that people will appriciate what the drawers have drew but not just basically focus on buying products.
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